| City of Jefferson - Commerce and Industry Association |
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Commerce and Industry Association Stated mission "The purpose of the Association is to provide a vehicle which shall encourage, promote and coordinate the entire economic structure and development in the City of Jefferson." (From the CIA by-laws.) Informal mission This is the umbrella organization created by the City in early 1994 to fund and oversee the full-time Executive Director position first held by Bob Coffman and now held by David Olsen. This person is "responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Chamber of Commerce and the Development Corporation." (From the CIA by-laws.) It was also created to serve as the communications channel between the City Council, the Jefferson Development Corporation, and the Chamber of Commerce. Organization In its by-laws, the CIA is described as an association, but it is registered as a private, non-stock corporation under Chapter 181. The CIA Board is composed of seven members from the following positions: 1. Mayor of Jefferson - Arnold Brawders 2. City Council member - Peg Beyer 3. Jefferson City Administrator - David Schornack 4. President of the Jefferson Development Corp. - Steve Lewis, Jefferson Area Business Center 5. Vice President of the Jefferson Development Corp. - James van Lieshout, vice-president of PremierBank 6. President of the Jefferson Chamber of Commerce. - Char Jaschob, Havill-Spoerl 7. President Elect of the Jefferson Chamber of Commerce - Amy Christian, Diversified There is no open membership of the CIA. Executive Director David Olsen also serves as treasurer and secretary of the CIA. Funding The Citys 1999 budget allocates $43,650 to the CIA, split three ways between the City, the Sewer utility, and the Electric utility. The CIA receives no other funding. This pays the Executive Directors salary of $32,400 plus benefits including health care and four weeks of paid vacation, a level comparable to City employees with 13 years seniority. Meetings Quarterly, mostly. The CIA meetings and records were not open to the public until its public status was confirmed by the CIA itself at the August 3, 1999 meeting. Location The CIA operates from the Carnegie Building in Jefferson. Staff None. Minutes and Agendas This goJefferson.com Web presentation of these public documents is Copyright 1999 Syndesis Corporation. |
| Date | |
| 1996 | |
| Jan 8 | Agenda - Minutes |
| Aug 12 | Agenda - Minutes missing from computer, CIA will attempt to provide them later. |
| 1997 | |
| Jan 21 | Agenda missing from computer? - Minutes |
| Apr 15 | Agenda - Minutes No quorum present, "unofficial meeting" notes here instead. |
| Jun 17 | Agenda - Minutes absent, meeting never held. |
| Nov 18 | Agenda - Minutes |
| 1998 | |
| Jan 20 | Agenda - Minutes |
| Apr 21 | Agenda - Minutes |
| Jul 21 | Agenda - Minutes |
| Oct 20 | Agenda - Minutes |
| 1999 | |
| Feb 23 | Agenda - Minutes |
| Jun 29 | Agenda - Minutes absent, meeting never held. |
| Aug 3 | Agenda - Minutes At this meeting, the CIA Board confirmed the CIA is subject to the State's open meetings and open records laws, allowing these records to be present on goJefferson.com and otherwise available to the public. |
| Sep 2 | Agenda - Minutes |
| Sep 28 | Agenda - Minutes |
| Dec 21 | Agenda - Minutes |
| 2000 | |
| Mar 21 | Minutes |