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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980-08-05MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF ;;ltl~:;:BOARD OF'ALDERMEN OE_1CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MO. • August 5, 1980 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on August 5, 1980, at 7:30 p.m. On a roll call, aldermen West, Scudder, Pe- eler, Holmes and Campbell were present, Rodeberg absent (stranded at Cameron, Missouri), Mayor Brenner calling said meeting to order. The minutes of July 15, 1980, were read and approved as read. Carl M. Staffar, 10008 Mirror Lake Ct., K. C., Mo., presented application for a Deli at 4710 N.W. Gateway (next to O'le Kearns), said application was approved subject to the payment of the fee. (Attached to the application was the Health Department's approval.) Jerry Lutters, 12721 Edinburgh Street, Olathe, Kansas, presented applications for three signs for Chateau D'Mons and one application for sign for Rivermont Apts. Mr. Lutters is to find out if the sign seen from N.W. ViviOn is on property leased or rented to the Chateau D'Mons, he is also to confirm that the sign located at the "Y" at the top of Cliff View Street has sufficient set-back; and with regard to the sign for Rivermont Alpts. seen from I-635, the City is to inquire as to whether or not the City would be liable in any way, should the sign fall and cause injuries or property damage. The sign application for the Chateau D'Mons, near its office was approved. Tom Patel, 901 W. 87th Street, Kansas City, Missouri presented application for occupation license for Riverside Motel, 4717 NW Gateway (8 units) plus office building with living space in it. kThis application was approved. Mr. Patel inquired with regard to his application for liquor license strickly for the use at Skyline Motel. He is to write a letter stating how and where the cocktail lounge will be. He said he had made his first request for the liquor license approximately a year ago. Warren Brenner and his attorney Jack Norton were present and also Joan Cereto and Virginia Louise Lee were present concerning the application for liquor license at the "Pizza Building". Mr. Norton wanted to verify the reason for turning down the liquor license application for this building. The Mayor and Board said that for a variety of reasons including they felt the area of the building was too large ~•. for this type of business without the serving of food (meals). Fred D. Mynatt, 5000 SW Kalivas Circle, Apt. 94, Riverside, MO., inquired with r~gar_ Ito his application for liquor license at the Silver Fox. (Ms. o was present also concerning this matter). They were advised that the Public Safety Department did not have suf- ficient time to process the application. A further discussion concerning what would have to be corrected in order to qualify for the liquor license, such as parking space, window view, sign, rest rooms, etc. It was also decided to see if the problem of people parking in front of the building could be avoided. It was decided that West, Holmes and Campbell would meet and work with Mynatt and Cereto to explain every- Reg. Meeting Page 2, 8-5-80 thing that would be expected to be corrected before the City would issue liquor license. The Peytons and Harrison Norton, their attorney were present to see what should be done in order for the Peytons to get a licquor license to open the Cellar. After a discussion, it was decided that Scudder, Rodeberg and Peeler would meet and work with them to explain whatever the City would require them to do in order to issue liquor license for the Cellar. (Some of the projects would be Dust Free Parking Surface, Rest Rooms, Visibility through window(s), etc. A recess was called. Meeting reconvened, the roll was called andWest, Scudder, Peeler, Holmes and Campbell present, Rodeberg absent. Mayor Brenner precided over remainder of meeting. Peeler brought up the project of Riverside Street and said that this would have to be worked out. West inquired if someone would have the Water Company test the pressure of the water in Indian Hills. A letter dated August 1, 1980, from Continental Disc Co. was read with regard to their application for rezoning certain property and advised that they were withdrawing such request and would resubmit at a later date. The matter of auditing the City's books was brought up and it was decided to see what it would cost. There being no further business, upon motion made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned.