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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-10-07Minutes of Regular Meeting ' of Board of Aldermen City of Riverside, Missouri October 7, 1975 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri, on October 7, 1975, at 7:30 p.m. Upon a roll call, aldermen Best, Grogan, Swetnam, Vulgamott and West were present, Scudder, absent; Mayor Czamanske calling said meeting to order. The minutes of regular meeting of September 23, 1975, were read and approved as corrected. Dorothy Ann Keller, 5445 Flint Ridge Road, Kansas City, Missouri, presented application for Keller's Corner at 4435 NW Gateway, this is one of the shops in Flora Crawford's place, this is for the selling of cacti, rocks and related items. it was brought out that they are now hooked into the public sewers. The Board approved the application subject to the payment of license fee of $15.00 for remainder of year - $60.00 for one year. Kathleen Gray, 1704 NE 49th Stream, Kansas City, Missouri, presented application for Tea Party at 4435 NW Gateway (Flora Crawford); this is for the sale of art, antiques, and collectibles. The Board approved the application subject to the payment of the fee of $15.00 for the remainder of the year; $60.00 for one year. June H. Swenson, 9900 NW 75th Terr., Kansas City, Missouri 64152, presented application for Town and Country Interior, at 4435 NW Gateway (Flora Crawford); this is for interior decorating, sale of drapes, bed spreads, etc. The Board approved the application subject to the payment of the fee of $15.00 for the remainder of the year - $60.00 for full year. Thomas E. Fenn, 5404 NE 59th Terr., Kansas City, Missouri 64119, presented application for the Art Gallery at 4435 NW Gateway (Flora Crawford) this is to sell pictures and frames. The Board approved the application subject to the payment of fee of $15.00 for the remainder of the yea r - full year bang $60.00. 7424 NW Mace Road, K.C., Mo. 64152, Raymond and Dorothy Huush/presented application for Dotties Catering Service at 2714 West Platte Road, this is fQr preparing food and catering same; they said they have .space to serve private parties. At the present time they are in the process of remodeling the place and they have not received an approval of the Health Department. The Board approved the application subject to certificate from the Health Department and the payment of the fee, $15.00 for remainder of year - $60.00 for full year. Reg. Meeting, October 7, 1975, Page 2 Homer McKehan, 4555 NW High Drive, Riverside, Missouri, presented application for building of garage. The Board approved the plans and application subject to receipt by the clerk of a complete set of plans and the payment of $25.00 for the fee. Lloyd Brown, 5621 N. Wilson Boulevard, K.C., Mo. presented to the Board his proposed building and the area on which the building is to be built. He said he had been before the Planning Commission and since he would like to have the property zoned from commercial to Industrial, he wanted to know how the Board felt toward the rezoning. Mr. Brown stated he had talked to the other property owners adjacent to that property and everyone seemed to be in favor of the rezoning. The Board had no objection to his requesting the rezoning. Mr. Brown was advised that if the other property owners wanted their property rezoned, this could all be done at the same time and that description of the properties involved should be given to the Planning Commissionfor the proper procedure. Mr. Brown said he would have the information to the Planning Commission at its next meeting. ' '-rlgli~ y - a -- , X6"6 7406 E. 99th Street, K. C., Mo. 64134, Bob Curry,/Vice President, Andes & Roberts Brothers Construction Company, presented application for building 9 apartment buildings and a club house. He stated that he had been before the Planning Commission and the building plans had been approved. Don Jack had written the Board a letter setting out the problems which might be encountered and suggestions for the correction of same. This matter was discussed and it was brought out that the fee for building the three phases had been paid for in 1971, when they first started the project. However, since more than a year had elapsed since the permit w as obtained, the ordinance prevented the use of the first permit for these buildings. The matter of the unpaid sewer bill on the present Town Houses w as brought out and Mr. Curry advised that Andes and Roberts has nothing to do with the present buildings, that they have been purchased and he did say that City Bond and Mortgage Company has the first mortgage on the buildings, and this is in accordance with the F.C.H. Another matter which was discussed was the flow of water into Jumping Branch Creek. Grogan moved that the application pa~sented by Bob Curry, Vice President, Andes & Roberts Bros. Construction Company, for the building of apartments seven thru 16, Riverside Townhouses, be in the name of Platte Ridge Develop- ment Corporation, a total of 10 buildings in Phase 2 (9 apartments and a Club House) be approved subject to the follow$ng: (1) Written agreement by the applicant Platte Ridge Development Corporation, its successors or assigns, that before the application is presented on Phase 3, adequate arrangements to alleviate up stream water problems, namely two tubes on Brenner property, be alleviated at the expense of the applicant with the co-operation of the City; (2) the building permit fee be agreed to between the Applicant's engineer and the City's engineer as to the square footage; and (3) that the former application for the old buildings one thru 17 as previously made in 1971 be null and void except for those buildings built in Phase 1, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Grogan, Vulgamott and West voted aye; Best and Swetnam Nay; Scudder absent. Page 3, Reg. Meeting, Oct. 7, 1975 Swetnam suggested that a letter be sent to the Water Pollution Board, Don Boyd and any other persons interested, that the Town Houses are behind in their payment of the sewer bills. Best, Grogan, Swetnam and Vulgamott were in favor of the letter, West was opposed and Scudder absent. The Comprehensive Sewer plan was sent to the~,~~May o~ and Boar and they are to study this . C~r~°° G, West moved that the City adopt the Resolutinx~~erein Mayor (/Dan M. Czamanske is authoriced to act as Riverside's representative in connection with Step Z Application, to sign all applications and receive payments. He is also authorized to perform same with regard to Step II and Step III, seconded by Grogan, the roll was called and votes were as follows:Best, Grogan, Swetnam, Vulgamott and West voted aye; Scudder absent. The Board agreed to continue Burns on the regular payroll. Geary Hohimer is to handle the matter of the junk being dumped on St. Joseph Boulevard. Bill Hedgecock was to be at the meeting with regard to the trailers being parked at his place of business and he had to go to see someone at the Nursing Home, however he advised Best that these trailers were part of his rental equipment and that he rents them and they go out on different jobs. This matter is to be checked into. Katz was to be present for his occupation license, however he did not appear before the board. With regard to other trailers parked out of zone, it was agreed that the Clerk is to write the people a letter setting out the ordinances they a e in v~tiQn od them 0 days i which to correct the situation, Geary Hohimer is o set out in an agreement what he wants with regard to reciprocal agreement with Northmoore!'s Police Department and this will be discussed at the Public Safety Meeting. It was brought out that Alexander moved another building on his ;property without City's permission and Geary Hohimer is to check this out. Cex~w<./ The Trash ~r at Greystone Apartments and High Drive is to be checked out and re~ust Greystone People to remove same. The vehicles and equipment parked at Bill Hedgecock was discussed and it was suggested thatthi:s should be called to his attention and perhaps he could correct the situation. Ruth Collier is to write Tony Pizza regarding the water bills and sewer tax. October 14, 1975, at 7:30 p.m. the Public Safety Committee willhave a meeting. With regard to the Manhol4Y on Woodland Ave. Mrs. Collier is to write Wood- side to advise him of the situation and see if he would correct same. Pa~e,4, Reg. Meeting, Oct. 7, 1975 Mayor Czamanske advised the Board that Betty Birch, one of four applicants for the City Clerk was chosen and he had requested that she commence work on Friday October 3, 1975, on a 90-day trial basis and the starting salary to be $500.00. Ruth Collier will be working with Mrs. Birch until October 21, 1975. With regard to the payment of the penalty on the K.C.Power & Light Co. bill, this matter would be looked into. There being no further business, upon motion made, seconded and passed, meeting adjouned.