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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-10-30w MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI OCTOBER 30, 1984 ... ~-- A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri on October 30, 1984, at 7:30 p.m. in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri. On a roll call, aldermen Karr, Grogan, Best, Peeler and Brenner were present, Wedua absent this portion of meeting and Mayor Holmes calling said meeting to order. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes at the present time. Jerry Wakefield, 509 Asked, Kansas City, MO 64123 on be- half of Norman Walker, 5818 N.W. Martin Dr., Kansas City, Missouri presented application for W & W Body Shop at 3400 N.W. Vivion Road (Formerly Showtime Corvette). This would be for the repair of car bodies and no selling of parts other than those for the repair of the body of the vehicles. Mr. Walker agreed to have no more than six vehicles parked on the outside of the building. The application was approved with the provision that no more than six vehicles will be parked on the outside of the buildiing at any one time and the payment of the fee. Edward Rule, Route #9, Box 460, Liberty, MO presented application for business license for Flash Market, 4443 N.W. Gateway, and also a Liquor License Application for liquor by the package. The Application for Occupation License for Flash Market was ~~ approved. The Liquor License Application for the sale of liquor by package was tabled for the reason that there were two applicants for this type of liquor license and both applicants are to be inter- viewed and the council will then make a decision. R. E. Potts, Sr., 8206 N.W. Miami, Kansas City, MO 64152, on behalf of Westport 'Truck Investment, LTD, 3707 Vivion Road, Kan- sas City, MO 64105, presented an application for business license at the previous Don Laexander Building. He said he would not have more than 25 tractors parked at any one time and he also a reed not to park ..any vdzicles of the city property or dock the street ~o the City'ssand:-and salt pile. Mr. Potts agreed not to park his tractors sough of-Che sign at the salt and sand pile.. `The application was,. then . approved subject to the payment of the fee. - Wedua is present this portion of the meeting. Al Novo-Gradac, 1728 N. 25th Street, K. C., KS, presented on behalf of Mike Koska of 2421 N.W. Vivion Road, plans for a new buildiing, at approximately the same location. Due to the location of the proposed building,~_ in the flood area and possibly in the flood way, it will be necessary for their engineers to get engineer drawings and surveys as to the exact location of the proposed build- ing and the City Engineer will also have to have this information so that he can determine the exact location of the proposed building. Mr. Novo-Gradac said there would not be any electrical, plumbing ~.._. or mechanical works in the building. Page 2, Reg. Minutes of Meeting Oct. 30, 1984 ~. Bob Gieseke said he was here for the discussion of the proposed rezoning ordinance and also he would like to report that the roads to his house are in bad condition. The Road Committee said they would check the road out and see what can be done. A letter dated October 22, 1984, from the Great Midwest Corp. was read, this concerned their protesting the proposed rezoning ordinance. (This property is immediately east of Hydro Conduit). A letter from J. W. Hannah, dated October 22, 1984, was read, this concerned that there be no change of rezoning his proper- ty. A letter dated October 19, 1984, from Clevenger, Fickle and McGinnis was read, this concerned their request for not changing the zoning as per the proposed zoning ordinance. Mr. Bryan Coonrod, representing Burlington Nothern, along with Elizabeth O'Briant, who is in the Burlington Northern's Property Management Department for this area, were present and they both were opposed to the rezoning of the property along N0. 9 Highway. Mike Burke, representing Great Midwest was present and ~~ said they were opposed to the changing the zoning of his property. Jim Trimble and J. W. Hannah were also present and in favor of no change in the zoning of their properties. City Attorney Don Witt explained to the group how the area was originally zoned for industrial. Peeler will not participate in the discussion or voting on any subject concerning the proposed property to be rezoned due to the fact that he has interest in the property in the proposed zoning ordinance. After a discussion of the different ways the property could be rezoned, it appeared the only way the proposed ordinance could be passed would be to delete all the areas to be placed in light industry and make only other changes as was necessary. Gordy moved that Bill No. 84-36 being bill adopting the rezoing ordinance, leaving all the property in controversy in indus- trial zone be placed on its first reading, seconded by Best, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Karr, Gordy, Best, Wedua and Brenner voted aye; Peeler not participating. Said bill was accord- ingly read. Karr moved that Bill N0. 84- 36 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Gordy, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Karr, Gordy, Best, Wedua and Brenner voted aye, Peeler not ``~ participating. Said Bill was accordingly read. Gordy moved that Bill No. 84 36 be placed on its third Page 3, Reg. Meeting Minutes Oct. 30, 1984. reading, seconded by Wedua, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Karr, Gordy, Best, Wedua and Brenner voted .aye; Peeler not participating. Said .Bill was accordingly read, attached hereto and made a part hereof, approved by Mayor Holmes and became Ordinance No. 84-36. Mayor Holmes spoke concerning changes being made on what would be allowed in the Industrial Area and welcomed any suggestions for changes. A letter dated October President of America Cable Vision adding new programs. 18, 1984, from Robert B. Miles, was read, this pertained to their The Uniform Buildiing Code will be researched. The Guide Lines for Sport Complexes were read. Best moved that the City :adopt the resolution pertaining to the Sport Complexes Guild Lines with the addition that signs be posted which would not allow any drinking on the premises, seconded by Karr, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Karr, Gordy, Best, Peeler, Wedua and Brenner voted aye. The dog ordinance will be discussed at the next meeting. Don Witt is to research the revision of the Used Car Ordin- ance. / The Minutes of October 16, 1984 were read and approved J as corrected. More studies will be made on Woodland Road. It was suggested that City Engineer Ken Vaughn go with the Road Committee to study the condition of Mattox and VanDePopulier Roads. Chief Wingo read a letter dated October 29, 1984, from Mrs. Dorothy Day, this praised the Police Department for their con- cern of the Days' property. City Clerk Betty Burch reported that the auditors suggested that the City make the minimum of $200.00 on items to be kept in inventory, opposed to the present minimum of $50.00. Karr moved that the City change the minimum value of items in the inventory to $200.00 from its present amount of $50.00, se- conded by Best, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Karr, '~ Gordy, Best, Peeler, Wedua and Brenner voted aye. There being no further business, upon motion made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned at 11:00 p.m. ~G - c.~-}-f~iiic.c S n _ - ~ „- -