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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-10-18 ;~,i MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OP BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI OCTOBER 18, 1988 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on October 18, 1988, at 7:30 p.m. The roll was called and Aldermen Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard were present; Kuhlman and Eckard were absent; and Mayor Betty Burch called said meeting to order. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes for the present time. Karr moved to place Bill No. 88-60 on first reading, said Bill changes Code Section 3.1, Subsection 31 of the Liquor Code relating to the sale of liquor on Election Days, seconded by Shepard, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. Karr moved that Bill No. 88-60 be placed on second reading, seconded by Wedua, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. Whereupon the Bill having been read two times by title and copies of the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 88-60 was passed. Kimberly Smith, 4600 J.C. Nichols Parkway, Kansas City, MO 64112, representing David Love presented Application with drawings for remodeling the building at 2950 N.W. Platte Road. This was approved subject to the Special Use Permit; letter from engineer or architect advising the building is being remodeled in accordance with the flood ordinance; approval by the City Engineer and payment of the fees. Betty Johnson, 5112 N.W. High Drive, presented application for building a garage at the said location. A variance had been granted by the Board of Zoning Adjustment Board, allowing five feet on the side property line. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Larry Gromer, 7516 N. Wyandotte, presented an application for remodeling at 4400 N.W. Gateway for Mastertec. It was suggested that he have plans drawn and stamped by an Architect. These plans would have to be approved by the City Engineer, then the City would approve the application subject to the payment of the fee. Jack Hill presented an application on behalf of Conoco for a sign at the Terminal at 6699 N. W. Riverpark drive. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Jim Patterson, 715 Brom, Liberty, MO presented application on behalf of Cliffview Apartments at 4800/4801 Cliffview Drive, for re-roofing the apartments. He was also changing the roof line. It was suggested that the r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 2, Oct. 18, 1988 City Engineer approve the plans and also check concerning the fire wall in the changed roof. This application would be approved subject to the approval by the City Engineer and the payment of the fee. A representative of Century Correctional Facilities, 1017 Locust, Kansas City, Missouri inquired concerning our entering into a contract with them for the placement of prisoners. She was advised that the City was in favor of this and would pass the necessary ordinances in order to enter into the agreement. Karr moved to place Bill No. 88-61 on first reading, said Bill provides for the Sailing of defendants by the Municipal Judge, repealing Section 4.18 of Ordinance No. 87-32 and enacting a new section 4.18 in lieu thereof, seconded by Burch, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. Burch moved that Bill No. 88-61 be placed on second reading, seconded by Karr, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. Whereupon the Bill having been read two times by title and copies of the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No.88-61 was passed. ~' Karr moved to place Bill No. 88-64 on first reading, said bill provides for the Mayor of the City of Riverside, Missouri to enter into an agreement for confinement of prisoners on behalf of the City with Century Correctional Facilities, seconded by Burch, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. Burch moved that Bill No. 88-64 be placed on second reading, seconded by Karr, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. Whereupon the bill having been read two times by title and copies of the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 88-64 was passed. Fred Wilkins, reported to the Mayor and Board concerning the results of the Committee handling the bids on the four wheel 3/4 ton truck. He said that the Committee decided that the best bid was that of Courtesy Chevrolet, Inc. for $13,850. Fred Wilkins said that it would cost an additional amount of $116.00 for the bumper and gauges for a total of $13966. Burch moved that the City purchase the four-wheel 3/4 ton truck from Courtesy Chevrolet, Inc. with bumper and gauges for the total sum of $13,966, seconded by Karr, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. t f Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 3, Oct. 18, 1988 Fred Wilkins said he has some bids on a blade and spreader for the 3/4 ton truck as follows: Fontaine Truck Equipment 7-1/2' blade $1737.00 " 8' 1818.00 " Spreader 2609.00 Knopheide Truck Equip. 8' blade 1760.00 Spreader °° 3041.00 Sherer Trucking Co. 7-1/2' blade 1475.00 " 8' 1650.00 " Spreader 2458.00 Karr moved that we accept the best bid, same being that of Sherer Trucking Co. for the 8' blade at $1650.00 and the Spreader at $2458.00, however before notifying Sherer Trucking Co. the Committee is to find out whether or not the spreader is stainless steel and find out the difference in price if this price is not quoted on stainless steel, seconded by Wedua, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman L. and Eckard absent. E. H. Young presented a plan he would like to follow concerning Virginia and John Scott and hoped it would work out. This matter was discussed and the Mayor and Board were in agreement with the plans as presented by Mr. Young and also hoped these would work. Burch moved to place Bill No. 88-62 on first reading, said bill accepts the resignation of Robert W. Edwards as Public Safety Officer for the Public Safety Department of the City of Riverside, Missouri, seconded by Wedua, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. Wedua moved that Bill No. 88-62 be placed on second reading, seconded by Karr, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. Whereupon the Bill having been read two times by title and copies of the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 88-62 was passed. Jim Wedua, 4701 N.W. Gower presented application and plans for replacing the deck at said address. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. ~~ Mayor Burch read a letter from Dave Williams of Missouri Cities Water L `' Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 4, Oct. 18, 1988 Company. This concerned the Water Company installing an 8" water main on N.W. Vivion to its junction with N.W. Gateway and asked the City to help with securing easements for same. It was agreed that the Mayor would write letters to all property owners involved in this transaction. It appeared that all the Board members were not able to take a look at Holiday's Sand and Gravel Company's place of business in Randolph and they would attempt to do so by the next meeting. The minutes of October 4, 1988 were read and approved as corrected. It was brought out that Kuhlman had called Metro Transportation and requested that they place benches at their stops in the City of Riverside and she had received information concerning benches as well as shelters. This matter was discussed and it was thought to investigate this matter further to see if benches could be furnished at all the stops in the City and wait for Kuhlman to return before making any decisions. Karr moved to place Bill No. 88-63 on first reading, said bill provides for the appropriation of money out of the general fund for the payment of certain indebtedness as listed therein, seconded by Burch, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard a-- absent. Karr moved that Bill No. 88-63 be placed on second reading, seconded by Wedua, the vote was as follows: Burch, Karr, Wedua and Shepard voted aye; Kuhlman and Eckard absent. Whereupon the Bill having been read two times by title and copies of the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 88-62 was passed. It was reported that Mike Zimmerman of E. T. Archer agreed to prepare the application for the block grant for the sewers at no charge to the City. Chief Fred McDaniel suggestion for the changes in the alarm ordinance appeared to be in order and Chief McDaniel is to contact City Attorney Don Witt to prepare such an ordinance. Karr said that he noticed that there was a lot of Sunk by the Library and Chief McDaniel said he would check into the matter. Karr inquired regarding the trailer at the foot ball field. It was reported that this is for the foot ball players and will be there only three more weeks. City Clerk Grace Kemerling reported that she and Fred are working on a grant for an animal shelter to be included in the proposed new building. L 1 Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 5, Oct. 18,1988 Chief Fred Mc Daniel inquired whether it would be in order for the City to make "No Parking" on the south side of 47th street between Gateway and the Town Houses, 50th Street, Mandan Road, South Drive and Florence Street. The Mayor and Board had no opposition to this. Chief Fred McDaniel said that there would be a Clay-Platte Fire Fighting training on Saturday, November 12 and requested that ten people be allowed to go. This would cost $25.00 per person. He recommended that five reserve and five full time employees attend. Chief McDaniel said that the camera is in need of repair and it would take $200 to $300 dollars to repair it. Anew camera would cost $795.00. This is for ID's and Mug shots. The Mayor and Board suggested to wait until the next meeting when the budget would be brought up to date. Mayor Burch said that the Christmas party would have to be December 18, since December 11 was already taken at the David Theatre. Mayor Burch announced that there would be a Public Safety meeting on Tuesday, October 25, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. There being no further business to come before the Board, upon motion duly made and seconded, meeting adjourned at 10:28 p.m. l"~ t