Municipal Election Ballot
Cape Girardeau County, Missouri

April 1998 Election Results for Cape Girardeau County	CUMULATIVE TOTALS	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
		ABSENTEE	BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
GRAND TOTAL BALLOTS CAST	5,787	43	39	101	222	274	242	192	192	54	252	479	96	88	205	269	155	66	72	46	255	287	304	313	379	180	131	24	173	137	73	72	61	37	72	31	38	38	95

STATE OF MISSOURI		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NELL HOLCOMB	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
BALLOTS CAST		5,787	43	39	101	222	274	242	192	192	54	252	479	96	88	205	269	155	66	72	46	255	287	304	313	379	180	131	24	173	137	73	72	61	37	72	31	38	38	95
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 3 Proposed by the 89th General Assembly (First Regular Session) HJR 9, Part B Kansas City's board of education may set operating levy at rate up to but not equal to 1995 rate set by court order. Rate equal to or higher than 1995 rate requires voter approval.	YES	4,551	30	26	74	178	226	209	159	155	46	163	388	70	68	157	225	107	42	55	35	210	230	231	262	303	142	106	20	128	113	59	51	50	24	61	25	35	27	61
	NO	989	12	10	22	39	37	25	27	26	8	77	70	23	18	42	36	44	19	13	8	40	44	56	45	61	28	16	3	35	17	8	16	8	10	9	5	3	9	20
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT NO. 4 Proposed by the 89th General Assembly (First Regular Session) HJR 2 Sets mazimum bonding capacity for school districts, with voter approval, at an amount not to exceed fifteen percent of the value of taxable tangible property in the district	YES	3,991	36	24	63	162	196	168	151	138	38	157	342	61	67	142	195	89	40	50	26	181	192	212	227	278	110	81	20	113	90	52	50	44	18	57	20	27	25	49
	NO	1,383	7	11	31	47	60	49	32	36	12	80	115	24	20	50	61	51	23	19	12	62	74	76	69	81	54	35	3	40	34	11	16	13	12	10	6	10	13	24

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 63 OF CAPE GIRARDEAU		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	BROWN OWL	CAMPSTER	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	HANOVER
BALLOTS CAST		3,515	25	4	39	252	479	96	88	205	269	155	66	72	46	255	287	304	309	379	180	5
TO CHOOSE BY BALLOT TWO (2) DIRECTORS WHO SHALL SERVE AS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CAPE GIRARDEAU PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT #63 FOR A TERM OF THREE (3) YEARS EACH. PROPOSITION 1 FOR DIRECTORS THREE YEAR TERM (Vote For TWO)	R. FERRELL ERVIN	1,998	8	0	25	124	269	53	49	122	165	68	32	47	15	166	165	165	197	238	88	2
	MARK S. CARVER	1,619	7	2	20	92	254	41	45	90	118	57	25	36	14	136	138	145	161	169	68	1
	CHRIS COOK	1,007	6	3	11	66	124	31	29	60	67	60	29	27	17	64	74	89	81	119	49	1
	BILLY G. BENEFIELD	794	4	2	11	81	93	20	23	49	63	43	19	13	10	50	58	58	59	82	52	4

OAK RIDGE R-6 SCHOOL DISTRICT		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	BOLLINGER COUNTY	FRIEDHEIM	FRUITLAND	MILLERSVILLE	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	OLD APPLETON	POCAHONTAS
BALLOTS CAST		133	1	4	24	2	2	0	68	31	1
TO CHOOSE BY BALLOT TWO (2) DIRECTORS WHO SHALL SERVE AS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR A TERM OF THREE (3) YEARS EACH. PROPOSITION 1 FOR DIRECTORS THREE YEAR TERM (Vote For TWO)	BOB G. EISENHAUER	111	1	4	19	2	2	0	57	25	1
	ROGER L. THOMAS	110	1	4	23	2	2	0	56	22	0

ADVANCE REORGANIZED SCHOOL DISTRICT R-IV		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			DELTA
BALLOTS CAST		9	9
TO CHOOSE BY BALLOT TWO (2) DIRECTORS WHO SHALL SERVE AS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF SAID SCHOOL FOR A TERM OF THREE (3) YEARS EACH. PROPOSITION 1 FOR DIRECTORS THREE YEAR TERM (Vote For TWO)	JOHN F. JOHNSON, JR	6	6
	CARL D. RITTER, JR.	9	9
	MIKE SCOTT	2	2

JACKSON REORGANIZED SCHOOL DISTRICT R-2		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	BROWN OWL	BURFORDVILLE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV	BYRD 5 & 6	CAMPSTER	CAPE PRECINCT 16	FRUITLAND	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	MILLERSVILLE	NEW WELLS	OAK RIDGE	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS	WHITEWATER
BALLOTS CAST		1,820	16	35	101	222	274	242	192	192	14	4	171	134	66	37	4	9	37	70	0
TO CHOOSE BY BALLOT TWO (2) DIRECTORS WHO SHALL SERVE AS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR A TERM OF THREE (3) YEARS EACH. PROPOSITION 1 FOR DIRECTORS THREE YEAR TERM (Vote For TWO)	CONNIE J. WILSON	267	1	5	39	33	29	26	23	23	3	2	30	21	8	2	2	2	2	16	0
	KAY HENDRIX	257	1	6	14	24	39	29	31	24	5	0	41	10	9	4	3	0	5	12	0
	JEANETTE BOLLINGER	784	6	9	29	118	144	123	83	100	4	1	57	40	19	11	0	5	8	27	0
	CHRIS N. WEISS	596	9	13	25	68	80	75	58	71	2	1	60	43	33	18	0	4	17	19	0
	RHONDA FAYE McCLANAHAN	112	1	2	4	11	16	13	15	14	1	2	8	2	7	3	0	1	4	8	0
	CHARLA MYERS	227	3	4	13	25	38	41	27	22	2	0	22	9	3	4	1	1	3	9	0
	GERALD L. ADAMS	1,044	13	23	47	129	155	143	103	108	5	2	85	111	34	22	1	3	23	37	0

DELTA SCHOOL DISTRICT R-5		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			BOLLINGER COUNTY	CAMPSTER	DELTA	GORDONVILLE	WHITEWATER
BALLOTS CAST		222	1	1	122	3	95
TO CHOOSE BY BALLOT TWO (2) DIRECTORS WHO SHALL SERVE AS MEMBERS OF THE DELTA BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR A TERM OF THREE (3) YEARS EACH. PROPOSITION 1 FOR DIRECTORS THREE YEAR TERM (Vote For TWO)	KEITH COOK	158	1	0	86	0	71
	MIKE REIMINGER	146	1	1	77	0	67

NELL HOLCOMB R-4 SCHOOL DISTRICT		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			FRUITLAND	HANOVER	NELL HOLCOMB	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING
BALLOTS CAST		92	0	2	61	29
TO CHOOSE BY BALLOT TWO (2) DIRECTORS WHO SHALL SERVE AS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF SAID SCHOOL FOR A TERM OF THREE (3) YEARS EACH. PROPOSITION 1 FOR DIRECTORS THREE YEAR TERM (Vote For TWO)	KAREN FORNKAHL	71	0	1	51	19
	DEBRA K. FOLLOWELL	51	0	0	31	20

CAPE SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	BROWN OWL	CAMPSTER	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18	DELTA	GORDONVILLE	HANOVER	NELL HOLCOMB
BALLOTS CAST		3,717	12	39	54	252	479	96	88	205	269	155	66	72	46	255	287	304	313	379	180	0	32	73	61
FOR BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS (For a 3-Year Term) (Vote for ONE)	F. R. "ROCK" WILFERTH	1,749	9	16	21	122	229	50	40	100	115	59	20	37	16	127	148	152	152	197	72	0	8	35	24
	JON MARK KASTEN	1,572	3	13	20	99	210	32	39	90	121	84	37	32	23	96	120	119	131	154	81	0	15	21	32

PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT NO. 1		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	BYRD 5 & 6	FRUITLAND	MILLERSVILLE	OAK RIDGE	ORIOLE/ NEELY'S LANDING	POCAHONTAS
BALLOTS CAST		147	12	0	69	0	41	6	24
FOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS SUB-DISTRICT NO. 4 (For a 3-Year Term) (Vote for ONE)	HAROLD LANDGRAF, SR.	87	6	0	40	0	22	2	17
	DANNY STRATTON	42	1	0	24	0	11	3	3

PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT NO. 2		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			BURFORDVILLE	BYRD 5 & 6	GORDONVILLE	MILLERSVILLE	OAK RIDGE
BALLOTS CAST		221	77	66	2	72	4
QUESTION Shall Public Water Supply District No. 2 of Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, issue its waterworks revenue bonds in a principal amount of up to $500,000 for the purpose of drilling a well, constructing a storage tower and laying water mains in the Burfordville-Gravel Hill area, the cost of operation and maintenance of said system and the principal of and interest on said revenue bonds to be payable solely from the revenues derived by the District from the operation of its waterworks system, including all future extensions and improvements thereto?	YES	156	60	42	0	51	3
	NO	38	11	14	2	11	0

TOWN OF OLD APPLETON		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			OLD APPLETON
BALLOTS CAST
FOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote For FIVE)	NO CANDIDATE FILED
	NO CANDIDATE FILED
	NO CANDIDATE FILED
	NO CANDIDATE FILED
	NO CANDIDATE FILED

VILLAGE OF ALLENVILLE		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			WHITEWATER
BALLOTS CAST		42	42
FOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote For TWO)	GRACE GIVENS	17	17
	W. D. WELKER	18	18
	RAYMOND HOLWEG	24	24
	KIM WOLFE	24	24

CITY OF DELTA		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			DELTA
			WARD 1	WARD 2
BALLOTS CAST		68	36	32
FOR MAYOR (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote For ONE)	NO CANDIDATE FILED
FOR CITY COLLECTOR (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote For ONE)	BRENDA CRADER	47	47
	JERRI L. MENZ	15	15
FOR ALDERMAN - WARD 1 (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote For ONE)	NO CANDIDATE FILED
FOR ALDERMAN - WARD 2 (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote For ONE)	DONNA McCLARD	27		27

CITY OF JACKSON		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	BYRD I	BYRD II	BYRD III	BYRD IV
BALLOTS CAST		933	3	222	274	242	192
FOR ALDERMAN-WARD 1 (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote for ONE)	DAVID L. LUDWIG	193		193
FOR ALDERMAN-WARD 2 (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote for ONE)	DAVE REIMINGER	238	1		237
FOR ALDERMAN-WARD 3 (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote for ONE)	LARRY P. CUNNINGHAM	212	2			210
FOR ALDERMAN-WARD 4 (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote for ONE)	FRED LEIMER	155					155

TOWN OF OAK RIDGE		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			OAK RIDGE
BALLOTS CAST		13	13
FOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES (For a 3-Year Term) (Vote For ONE)	NO CANDIDATE FILED

TOWN OF WHITEWATER		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			WHITEWATER
BALLOTS CAST		10	10
FOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote for TWO)	JAMES REX HAYES	9	9
	MARILYN M. CRITES	8	8

TOWN OF POCAHANTAS		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			POCAHANTAS
BALLOTS CAST		6	6
FOR BOARD OF TRUSTEES (For a 2-Year Term) (Vote For FIVE)	NO CANDIDATE FILED
	NO CANDIDATE FILED
	NO CANDIDATE FILED
	NO CANDIDATE FILED
	NO CANDIDATE FILED

CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15	CAPE PRECINCT 16	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18
BALLOTS CAST		3,459	13	252	479	96	88	205	269	155	66	72	46	255	287	304	313	379	180
FOR MAYOR (Vote for ONE)	AL SPRADLING III	2,781	13	175	412	75	68	164	227	113	50	57	30	205	224	231	270	333	134
QUESTION 1 Shall Article VII, Section 7.01(a), in the paragraph entitled "City Elections", of the Charter of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be amended to read as follows:    "(a) General Elections. The city general election shall be held on the municipal general election day which shall be the first Tuesday after the first Monday in April in each even numbered year."	YES	3,003	12	205	439	83	74	175	239	120	53	62	33	217	253	274	283	346	135
	NO	253	1	19	18	6	5	18	19	23	7	5	6	25	18	19	19	22	23
QUESTION 2 Shall Article VII, Section 7.03(b), in the paragraph entitled "Nominations By Petition", of the Charter of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be amended to read as follows:    "(b) Filing and acceptance. All separate papers comprising a nominating petition shall be assembled and filed with the city clerk as one instrument not earlier than the fifteenth Tuesday nor later than the eleventh Tuesday prior to the primary election date. The city clerk shall make a record of the exact time when each petition is filed. No nominating petition shall be accepted by the city clerk unless accompanied by a signed acceptance of the nomination."	YES	2,666	12	167	391	75	63	153	215	109	40	57	27	198	225	238	255	317	124
	NO	404	1	40	45	8	12	26	27	26	14	8	9	30	30	31	36	35	26
QUESTION 3 Shall the following provision of Chapter 6 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, relating to the dog or cat license fee, be amended to read as follows: Sec. 6-27. License; fee, requirements; issuance of metal tag by city clerk. Any person owning, controlling, possessing or having the management or care of any dog or cat shall apply to the city clerk and obtain a city license annually on or before April first of each year. The fee for the license is fifteen dollars ($15.00) for each dog or cat not spayed or neutered and three dollars ($3.00) for each dog or cat that has been spayed or neutered. Any person over the age of sixty-five (65) may purchase a license at on dollar ($1.00) for any spayed or neutered dog or cat and five dollars ($5.00) each for unaltered dogs or cats. A licensed breeding kennel may purchase a license at three dollars ($3.00) for each dog or cat regardless of whether such dog or cat has been spayed or neutered. The applicant for the license for any dog or cat over six (6) months of age shall present a certificate of inoculation of such dog or cat against rabies issued by a licensed veterinarian and showing that such inoculation is medically valid for the period within which the license is to be effective. The owner must also provide a certificate from a licensed veterinarian as proof that the animal has been spayed or neutered. Upon fulfilling these requirements the applicant shall receive from the city clerk a metal tag of suitable design inscribed with the words "Cape Girardeau animal license" with the year of issuance. He shall securely attach the tag to the animal by means of a collar or harness of substantial make and condition. The metal tags shall be numbered consecutively.	YES	1,453	9	81	208	42	29	84	115	48	20	31	8	113	138	128	159	182	58
	NO	1,448	4	123	210	38	40	81	107	81	33	26	23	103	106	127	117	151	78
QUESTION 4 Shall the following provision of Chapter 6 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, relating to the dog or cat impoundment fee, be amended to read as follows: Sec. 6-29. Impoundment of dogs or cats running at large; fees; disposition if unclaimed by owner. Any dog or cat found within the city running at large, not tied or led by a line or leash, contrary to the provisions of this article, shall be taken up and impounded in a suitable place, the location of which shall be published by posting a notice in the office of the city clerk. The dog or cat shall be held for five (5) days and may be claimed at any time during the five (5) days by the owner by paying the cost of impounding and feeding of the animal. If the owner, or some person for him, does not claim the animal within the five (5) days after it is impounded, it shall be disposed of.	YES	2,065	10	134	307	53	43	107	184	69	32	39	21	157	170	196	194	244	105
	NO	1,213	2	100	150	36	40	85	76	77	31	28	19	82	100	99	113	111	64
QUESTION 5 Shall Section 15-365(b) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be amended to increase the private security patrol services fee to read as follows: Sec. 15-365. Issuance; schedule of fees; renewal   (b) Any permit granted by the city manager or his designee shall be issued by the city clerk upon the receipt of a certificate of liability insurance as provided in section 15-366 and the payment of a twenty-five dollar ($25.00) permit fee.	YES	2,035	10	126	306	55	45	106	158	75	23	41	10	156	176	189	210	251	98
	NO	1,097	1	101	134	28	31	80	86	69	36	25	24	73	80	91	82	97	59
QUESTION 6 Shall Section 30-5(b) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be amended to increase rezoning and special use fees, to read as follows: Sec. 30-5. Amendments   (b) Applications for district changes shall be filed in writing with the city clerk, who shall place the application before the city council after determining that it is in proper form as provided herein. All applications, except those proposed by the city council or the planning and zoning commission, shall be accompanied by a publication fee of fifty dollars ($50.00), to be returned to the applicant only if such publication is not made. A copy of the application shall remain on file with the city clerk for public inspection until final action thereon.	YES	1,804	10	107	283	44	38	95	135	65	19	40	11	140	167	153	191	219	87
	NO	1,144	1	102	135	28	32	74	88	67	36	27	22	79	82	113	87	111	60
QUESTION 7 Shall the following provision of Chapter 12 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, establishing development permit fees, be amended to read as follows: Sec. 12-7. Development permit A development permit shall be secured by the person owning land within a special flood hazard area or his designated agent prior to the erection, construction, addition or alteration of any building, structure, obstruction, or portion thereof located within the special flood hazards areas, and prior to grading or filling within a special flood hazard area. A fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) shall accompany all applications for a development in a floodway. A fee of twenty-five dollars ($25.00) shall accompany all other development permit applications.	YES	1,904	10	117	302	52	42	102	147	66	20	47	8	141	157	179	194	231	89
	NO	1,045	1	87	115	26	29	68	84	64	36	18	21	80	94	86	79	97	60
QUESTION 8 Shall Section 30-61(c) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be amended to increase the Board of Adjustment appeal fee to read as follows: Sec. 30-61. Created; composition; term, removal of members; filing of vacancies; rules, quorum, meetings, records; appeals; powers. (c) Appeals to the board of adjustment may be taken by any person aggrieved or by any officer, department, board or bureau of the city affected by any decision of the building official. Such appeal shall be taken within a reasonable time, as provided by the rules of the board, by filing with the building official and with the board of adjustment a notice of appeal specifying the grounds thereof. A fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) shall accompany all notices of appeal. The building official shall forthwith transmit to the board all papers constituting the record upon which the action appealed from was taken.	YES	1,681	7	101	264	46	29	90	119	52	17	37	14	121	153	160	173	219	79
	NO	1,309	5	109	154	34	38	82	113	87	41	24	21	105	90	104	107	122	73
QUESTION 9 Shall the adult admission price to the haunted hall of horror operated by the Parks and Recreation Department of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, during the Halloween season, be increased to four dollars ($4.00) per person?	YES	1,569	6	93	239	51	40	87	125	49	14	32	8	120	127	138	158	206	76
	NO	1,648	7	140	210	37	41	106	132	98	48	35	26	118	137	144	135	148	86
QUESTION 10 Shall Section 29-34(a) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be amended to increase out of sewer connection fees, to read as follows: Sec. 29-34. Connections to public sewers in district outside boundaries; requirements generally.   (a) Any person owning a lot or parcel of land lying outside the boundaries of a sewer district in which a sanitary sewer has been constructed, may, upon written application to the city council, be permitted to connect such lot or parcel of land with such sewer upon payment to the city clerk a sum of two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00) for each connection of any one (1) building. In the case where several buildings are to be connected to a public sewer with a line of such size as is approved by the city engineer, the fee shall be two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00) for each building served. In the case of industrial buildings, for which application to connect to the public sewer is made, the city council shall determine the amount of payment to be made, and it may further place certain restrictions on the use of such connection as concerns the volume and character of the sewage to be discharged into the public sewer.	YES	2,088	9	121	323	57	42	120	183	70	24	41	10	163	191	179	208	252	95
	NO	1,648	7	95	109	25	25	61	57	66	31	19	18	58	65	85	73	84	58
QUESTION 11 Shall Section 25-54 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be amended to increase subdivision review fees to read as follows: Sec. 25-54. Subdivisions review fees (a) There shall be a subdivision permit fee calculated on the basis of eighteen dollars ($18.00) per lot and subject to a ninety dollar ($90.00) minimum accompanying the submission of a proposed record plat for each subdivision or section thereof, except multiple-dwelling unit subdivisions and nonresidential subdivisions. (b) There shall be a subdivision permit fee calculated on the basis of eighteen dollars ($18.00) per dwelling unit and subject to a ninety dollar ($90.00) minimum accompanying the submission of a proposed record plat for each multiple-dwelling unit subdivision or section thereof. (c) There shall be a subdivision permit fee accompanying the submission of a proposed record plat for each nonresidential subdivision or section thereof, calculated on the basis of eighteen dollars ($18.00) per acre and subject to a ninety dollar ($90.00) minimum.	YES	1,791	10	103	278	52	43	97	138	72	23	43	6	144	155	161	167	217	82
	NO	1,268	2	109	154	29	32	83	94	66	37	21	27	85	96	113	122	123	75
QUESTION 12 Shall the following proposed fees for the use of the Municipal Golf Course be approved? Daily Green Fee -- Weekday $9.00 Daily Green Fee -- Weekends and holidays $11.00     Season Pass Fees:       Individual $350.00 Family $475.00 Senior Individual $225.00 Senior Family $350.00 Golf Cart Rental -- 9 Holes $10.00 Golf Cart Rental -- 18 Holes $16.85 Pull Cart Rental -- 18 Holes $ 2.00 Club Rental $ 5.00 Private Cart Use $ 7.00	YES	1,945	10	133	301	52	43	112	159	78	28	43	13	142	152	167	190	240	82
	NO	1,203	2	90	154	29	31	76	81	63	29	22	22	90	102	113	109	108	82
QUESTION 13 Shall the following proposed admission fees to public swimming pools operated by the Parks and Recreation Department of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be approved? (a) Daily Fee      Seniors - Age 60 and over - $ 1.75      Adults - Age 14 and over - $ 2.00      Children - Ages 3 to 13- $ 1.50      Children - Age 2 and under - Free (b) Coupon Books - Containing 25 daily passes      Seniors - $35.00      Adults - $40.00      Children - Ages 3 to 13 - $30.00	YES	1,903	9	141	283	54	48	99	160	70	24	41	8	140	150	164	193	237	82
	NO	1,292	3	88	169	30	29	92	89	73	35	24	24	95	114	122	106	116	83
QUESTION 14 Shall the following provisions of Chapter 15 of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, relating to the existing Hotel/Motel/Restaurant License Tax, be amended to read as follows: (a) Sec. 15-1. Definitions Terms used in this chapter shall have the meanings ascribed to them in this section except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning: Caterer means any adult person or entity engaged in the retail sale of food and service for use at a particular function, occasion or event at a particular location other that the caterer's premises. Restaurant means any inn, establishment, adult person or entity other than a caterer while performing catering services, engaged in the retail sale of food prepared by the restaurant, or by using the restaurant's facilities, on or off the premises and sold for immediate consumption within or away from the premises. The term "Restaurant", however, shall not include entities that are exempt from federal income tax while engaged in their exempt functions and activities, but shall include hospitals, nursing homes and convalescent centers unless they are engaged in the preparation and delivery of food to their patients or residents; and Sec. 15-396. Definitions and rules of construction Terms used in this article shall have the meaning ascribed to them in this section and shall be construed as indicated in this section:    Food means all articles commonly used for food or drink, including nonalcoholic beverages.    Gross receipts is based upon the applicable revenue received by the licensee and not on the basic charge made to the customer by the licensee. For example, gross receipts shall be construed to include all sales taxes.    Hotel and motel means any structure, or building, under one (1) management, which contains a room or rooms furnished for the accommodation or lodging of guests, with or without meals being provided, and kept, used, maintained, advertised or held out to the public as a place where sleeping accommodations are sought for pay or compensation to transient guests or permanent guests.    Prepared shall include cooked, mixed, heated, assembled, at least in part, or served and shall also include the dispensing of drinks from a fountain.    Transient guests means any person who occupies a room in a hotel or motel for thirty-one (31) days or less; and Sec. 15-397. Levy of the tax There is hereby levied a license tax on hotels and motels in an amount equal to three (3) percent of gross receipts derived from transient guests for sleeping accommodations, and on caterers serving one hundred (100) or more people at any one (1) function and on restaurants in an amount equal to one (1) percent of gross receipts derived from the retail sale of food prepared by the restaurant, or by using the restaurant's facilities, on or off the premises and sold for immediate consumption within or away from the premises. This license tax shall be in addition to all other license taxes which are applicable to hotels, motels and restaurants, but shall not apply to gross receipts derived from sales made to individuals or entities showing proof of their exemption from Missouri or Federal sales taxes.	YES	1,816	11	115	283	43	42	91	140	71	28	32	14	139	163	167	184	218	75
	NO	1,384	1	121	162	45	41	93	109	73	32	38	21	100	97	117	112	135	87
QUESTION 15 Shall Section 23-7(a) of the Code of Ordinances of the City of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, be amended to increase stormwater permit fees to read as follows: Sec. 23-7. Project classification and fees (a) For purposes of evaluation, projects will be classified in three (3) categories according to acreage: Class (1) Less than 25 acres.... (2) 25 acres to 200 acres....     (3) Over 200 acres.... Review Fee $ 35.00 $ 70.00 $140.00	YES	1,886	11	106	307	55	36	98	132	73	19	48	9	139	171	161	198	241	82
	NO	1,251	1	118	136	35	44	86	110	70	39	18	27	89	86	112	98	107	75

CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU - WARD 1		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			CAPE PRECINCT 1	CAPE PRECINCT 2	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 8
BALLOTS CAST		398	252	58	59	0	29
FOR COUNCILMEMBER-WARD 1 (Vote for ONE)	FRANK K. STOFFREGEN	189	132	27	17	0	13
	JAMES "JJ" WILLIAMSON, JR.	182	110	24	34	0	14

CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU - WARD 2		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	CAPE PRECINCT 4	CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 18
BALLOTS CAST		261	6	37	16	115	38	46	3
FOR COUNCILMEMBER-WARD 2 (Vote for ONE)	TOM NEUMEYER	197	6	28	12	92	29	27	3

CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU - WARD 3		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			CAPE PRECINCT 5	CAPE PRECINCT 6	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 13	CAPE PRECINCT 14	CAPE PRECINCT 15
BALLOTS CAST		638	71	195	6	43	13	287	23
FOR COUNCILMEMBER-WARD 3 (Vote for ONE)	GERALD STEVENS	210	24	63	2	13	6	90	12
	JAY PURCELL	371	40	110	3	25	5	181	7

CITY OF CAPE GIRARDEAU - WARD 6		TOTAL	PRECINCT BREAKDOWN
			ABSENTEE	CAPE PRECINCT 7	CAPE PRECINCT 8	CAPE PRECINCT 9	CAPE PRECINCT 11	CAPE PRECINCT 12	CAPE PRECINCT 17	CAPE PRECINCT 18
BALLOTS CAST		603	4	84	5	28	29	0	276	177
FOR COUNCILMEMBER-WARD 6 (Vote for ONE)	RICHARD L. "BUTCH" EGGIMANN	417	4	59	1	13	23	0	190	127