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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-06-05MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF ~ BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI ~ JUNE 5, 1984 A regular meeting Riverside, Missouri was 5, 1984, at 7:30 p.m. and Brenner were presen called to order by Mayor of the Board of Aldermen of the City of held in the City Hall in Riverside on June On a roll call Aldermen Karr, Gordy, Wedua t; Best and Peeler absent; said meeting was Holmes. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes of May 15, 1984. Al Manning, 11310 W. 74th Street, Shawnee, KS 66203 presented Application for the sale of Fire Works at the "Old McCall Service Station" on West Platte Road, this would be a 40 x 20 tent. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee and posting of the deposit. Jack Pearce, 1229 Liberty Dr. Terrace, Liberty, Missouri 64068 (781-6606), presented Application for the sale of Fire Works on behalf of Don Griggs at Don's Northland Mobile Home. This would be a 50 x 30 (ftent. The applicatiottn was approved subject to the ~~~~e~~e°re woulde~eano parkdn~°ont~oodlan~ tree d out to Mr. Pearc Mrs. Joan Super, 2000 N.W. Woodland Road, presented plan/~/s1~J~ for their filling in the back portion of their lot at same location. She explained that the neighbors on each side are also willing to have some fill placed on the back of their property and have written letters approving of the Supers filling as well as their having some fill placed on their property. Mrs. Super explained how some- one prior to their owning the property had placed huge machinery or airplane tires in the back and when it rained these would fill with water and cause mosquitoes to breed, and they were correcting this situation. The Mayor and Board explained that they were inter- ested in knowing what was being done and when more fill would be placed at the area. Peeler present at this time (8:05) p.m. It was suggested that the Supers secure a permit from the property owner(s) below where they are filling as a precautionary measure. (The letters approving of the fill were from Ernie and Imogine Frost, 504 N.W. Woodland and Marrian K Weinzerl, 418 N.W. Woodland). Rev. Tommy Goode presented application for sign at the Baptist Church on Homested Road. This was approved. Messrs. Thomas Martin, President and Donald Cross, Vice Pre- sident of Milbank Systems Inc., 4801 Deramus, Kasnas City, Missouri 64141, presented Application for Business License for designing and installing custom systems. The location would be in one of John Brown's new buildings. They said this was basically the assem- bling and no manufacturing at all. They would have from 6 to 10 ~~ employees. They adivsed they have applied for a Sales Tax Number. The Mayor and Board approved of the. application subject to their ~~ securing a sales tax number. Regular Meeting Page 2, June 5, 1984. s 'L Richard Wilson, 4545 N Greystone Court, presented an Applica- tion for building a storage shed at same location. This would be 24'x24' and made of same type of material as the Greystone Apart- ments. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Mr. Floyd Hellyer, 1220 N.W. 57th Street, K. C., M0. on behalf of Glad City Cab presented application for antenna tower at 4125 Riverside Street (Old Structo Building). He said the tower would be 48 feet with 5 foot antenna. He said he had places for 18 vehicles to park, the other tenants in the building use only two spaces for parking. He has nine cabs, but at the present he only running 5 cabs. The Glad Cab matter was discussed. He is to return next week with parking plans, application for business license, change of use permit. He is to complete in writing the way the tower will be installed, including anchoring of same. All the cars are to be properly licensed which are parked in his lot; there is to be no repair work done on the vehicles at this location. The City engineers will have to look over the design and how the tower will be installed and their approval of same. He is also to have a special permit. E. H. Young's application for Fire Works was presented to the Mayor and Board, this would be a tent 80' x 40'. This was approved ~ subject to the payment of the fee and deposit. ~' Nde, MQa3ubespoke tro tlne Mayor`and Board concerning the American Heart Assoc'. requesting a one-time fund drive for the month of June. He said several Rotarians met with the Heart Assoc. to see about helping in this drive. He explained the idea and wants Mayor Holmes to report to Parkville on June 21. This was agreed to. A letter dated May 29, 1984 from American Priosners of War, Inc. was read, and said letter requested that a proclamation be made for POWAM Day. No action was tarn.. A letter dated June 1, 1984, from Emergency Management Agency was read, this concerned their workship on June 26-28 and it was decided that Chief Wingo will attend. A letter dated May 18, 1984, from Water and Pollution Control was read. This set out the increase in sewer rates. Karr moved that the City accept the new sewer rates as set out by Kansas City Water and Pollution Control Department in its letter of May 18, 1984, be bill No. 84-17 and placed on its first reading, seconded by Wedua, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Karr, Gordy, Peeler, Wedua and Brenner voted aye; Best absent; said bill was accoringly read. ~`~ t~ ~ .. ~ . r Regular Meeting Page 3, June 5, 1984 L.. Wedua moved that Bill No. 84-17 be placed on it second reading, seconded by Karr, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Karr, Gordy, Peeler, Wedua and Brenner voted aye; Best absent; said bill was accordingly read. Karr moved that Bill No. 84-17 be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ordinance NO. 84-17, seconded by Brenner, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Karr, Gordy, Peeler, Wedua and Brenner voted aye; Best absent, said bill was accordingly read,. Approved by Moyor Holmes, attached hereto and made a parthereof and became Ordinance NO. 84-17. A letter dated May 25, 1984 from The Standard of America Life Insurance Company was read. This informed the City that the City's insurance rates will remain unchanged until our anniversary date of July 15, 1985. A letter dated May 25, 1984, from the Executive Offices of County Court of Platte County, Missouri was read. This set out the County's proposal for a new system to maintain roads, bridges, etc. in Platte County. A letter from Platte county Communications and Records Center dated May 23, 1984, was read, this concerned County-Wide Emergency Prepardedness Organization. `..~ A letter dated May 25, 1984, from Century Management, Inc. concerning the streets in Line Creek Apartments was read. It appear- ed that they wanted Riverside to take over the maintenance of the strees in the apartment complex. It was decided that the City should advise them that the City does not maintain any streets in apartment complexes. A letter from Dan Czamansky dated May 31, 1984, concerning Carolina Renner Estate was read. This concerned their taking bids on the 6.83 acres and the bid is to be in by June 27, 1984. Mayor Holmes said he thought we would hear from the Missouri Cities Water Company concerning their property by the end of July, 1984. Mayor Holmes informed the Board that at the last Mayor Council's meeting that a consulting engineer is starting to evaluate the water lines in the cities. A letter from Don Witt was read, this concerned the City adopt- ing the Building Code. It was reported that the hearing on rezoning will be July Vii, 1984. ~/ Mayor Holmes reported on the final billing from Anderson r Reg. Meeting Page 4, June 5, 1984 It was reported that to black top Mattox Road the price would be approximately $40,000. and the patching of same would be approxi- mately $8,000. And it was decided to do patch work, and to contact the special road district to do this. City Clerk Betty Burch said that letters were sent out to ap- proximately ten CPAs for their bids on auditing the City's books. Miller Aldridge inquired with regard to installing above ground storage tanks and they were advised to come before the Board. City Clerk Betty Burch reported that the streets could be swept for $55.00 per hour. This was discussed. There being no further business, upon motion made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned at 11:42 p.m. /~i~~~