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August 3, 1976
A regular me~ti.ng of the Board of Aldermen of the dty of Riverside,
Missouri, was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on August 3,
1976, at 7:30 p.m. Upon a roll call, Aldermen Brenner, Best, Scudder,
West and Swetnam were present, Rodeberg, absent; said meeting called
to order by Mayor Young.
The minutes of July 20, 1976, were read and approved as corrected.
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Mr. Burford,^ 6135 Wales Road, Kansas City, Missouri, presented
application for an addition to the Rest Home. This addition would be
used for offices. The plans were approved subject to payment of fee.
A business license application was brought in for Professional
Maintenance Service, inc. d/b/a Professional Paving Co., P.O. Box 9127,
Riverside, Missouri 64168 (Signed by Anthony Pace). This matter was
discussed and considering the area involved and the other businesses
in the same building, the Board deferred the approval of the application
until the next Board Meeting and in the meantime Mrs. Burch will write
Mr. Cox for a plan of all the property to be sent to the Citybefore
the next meeting.
Mr. Jack Dean, 2509 N.E. 77th Street, Gladstone, Missouri 66018
presented application for building in Indian Hills Annex, Lot 1.
The Board approved the plans, subject to the fee being paid.
Mrs. Betty Burch, 4910 NW Hillside Road, Riverside, Missouri
presented application for building a garage, the application was
approved subject to the payment of the fee.
Ronald A. Groshong, Insurance Repair Service, 141 West
Santa Fe Drive, Lenexa, Kansas presented plans for the rebuilding
of the house at 933 Valley in Indian Hills which burned. Upon motion
by Swetnam that the Board approve the application for the rebuilding
of the house and that the fee be waived, seconded by Scudder, the roll
was called and votes were as follows: Rodeberg, absent; Brenner,
Best, Scudder, West and Swetnam aye.
Don Witt followed-up on the memorandum he had sent the Board
on the City's Saving account. Mr. West is to get information by
the next board meeting.
With regard to the amendment of the sign ordinance, the distance
between the signs was discussed and the Board agreed upon the distance
of 2250 feet. It was also brought out that this amendment had to be
advertised for a public hearing before the Planning Commission and
then before the Board.
Don Jack presented the drawings for the addition to the City
Hall. These were discussed.
There being no further business, upon motion made, seconded and
passed, meeting adjourned.