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PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
RIVERSIDE, MSISOURI
AUGUST 8, 2002
The Planning and Zoning Commission for the City of Riverside, Missouri, met in regular
session in the Board of Aldermen room at City Hall, 2950 NW Vivion Road, Riverside,
Missouri.
Vice Chairman, Cy Houston, called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. The following
members answered roll call: Jim Burch, George Flaws, Ray Uhl, Karen Gordy, Vice
Chairman, Cy Houston, Aaron Locke, and Mayor Betty Burch; absent were Chairman
Barbara Snyder, Mike Shelton, Gale Perkins, Shawn Lee and Jim Smith.
Also present were City Administrator, David Blackburn and City Attorney, Matt Kitzi.
City Administrator, David Blackburn, told the Board that Master Tech/Ramsey Motors
was inadvertently left off of the agenda, but they were present to discuss their proposed
building at 4357 NW Gateway Drive.
MasterTech/Ramsey Motors Brian Ruoff, Warman Design Group, 1828 NW
proposed construction at Swift Avenue, North Kansas City, Missouri, was
4357 NW Gateway Drive present to discuss the proposed construction
for a building occupied by Master Tech and
Ramsey Motors at 4357 NW Gateway Drive.
Mr. Ruoff stated he had met with city staff
and has submitted three drawings. He stated that
the site has been expanded and building turned.
Construction would be a two color textured
panel system with a rough split block wainscoat
across facade. The back would be traditional
42" metal panels. Mr. Ruoff showed a picture
of another building with similar construction.
He stated that the material was easy to keep
clean and could be pressure washed.
Ray Uhl inquired if there would be anything
on top of building. Mr. Ruoff stated this
was a Butler system and there would be
down spouts and gutter wells.
Vice Chairman, Cy Houston, inquired if any
other material was considered or was it a
cost factor. Mr. Ruoff stated that cost was an
issue and they were close to budget.
Jim Burch inquired where the Cameron Savings
and Loan was located (this was building depicted
in picture presented to Board). Mr. Ruoff stated
it was at A Highway and 291 Highway in Liberty.
Jim Burch inquired if costs had been compared
to a panel liner EIFS system (exterior insulation
finish system) where you would not see any lines.
Mr. Ruoff stated the contractor seemed to think this
was cheaper. Jim Burch stated he would go and
look at the Cameron Savings and Loan building.
Aaron Locke inquired if one business or both
businesses owned building. Mr. Ruoff stated
that owners of both businesses would own the
property. Master Tech had been in business
for 15 years and Ramsey Motors had been in
business for 7 years.
Vice Chairman Cy Houston inquired if a
tree buffer would be put in place along
back parking lot. Dave Ramsey stated that
some sort of screened fencing would be in
place.
Vice Chairman, Cy Houston, thanked Mr.
Ruoff for visting with the Board and sharing
their comments.
Public Hearing
Ordinance Amendment Vice Chairman, Cy Houston, opened public hearing
at 7:45 p.m. and stated that the Board was being
asked to consider an Ordinance amendment to
Chapter 440, Article II, regarding use of modular
units as temporary buildings for commercial or
industrial use and requiring a special use permit.
City Attorney, Matt Kitzi, stated this amendment
was needed because of the recent request by
Blue Ridge Bank and Trust for a temporary
location for a modular building and a method in
place for review of same.
Vice Chairman, Cy Houston, inquired if the
ordinance was available for review. City Attorney
Matt Kitzi, stated that the actual passage of the
ordinance was a Board of Aldermen action
Motion to Recommend Aaron Locke made a motion to recommend
Approval approval of further regulations on modular
buildings; seconded by Karen Gordy; all
voted aye; motion carries.
Public Hearing closed at 7:50 p.m.
General Discussion Ray Uhl inquired if Briarcliff Development would
be returning. Mayor Burch stated within 5 or 6
weeks. City Administrator, David Blackburn,
stated that they were looking at a "C" district
and there were some questions about a planned
development that need to be addressed. They
have not come forward with any set plans.
Vice Chairman inquired if they would be
developing both sides. Ray Uhl stated that
he would be opposed to commercial on
Valley Lane. Jim Burch stated if Briarcliff
Development intended to tie this property
together, at some point residential and
commercial have to come together.
Aaron Locke inquired about residential
requirements for a buffer. City Attorney
Matt Kitzi, stated that a buffer would be
required.
Adjournment The meeting adjourned at 8:00 p.m.
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hleen L. Rose, Acting Secretary