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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-08-05\ ~ Minutes of Regular Meeting of Board of Aldermen City of Riverside, Missouri - August 5, 1975. A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri, on August 5, 1975, at 7:30 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen Best Scudder, Grogan, and West were present; Vulgamott and Mayor Czamanske were absent; Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem, and calling said meeting to order. The minutes of regular meeting of July 15, 1975, were read and approved as read. It was suggested that a check be made with regard to the people applying for license at 4435 NW Gateway to see that they are not selling items from the outside, since their license are for inside business only. Mr. F. F. Filger, 913 Valley Lane, Riverside, Missouri, applied for business license for car wash at Vivian Road and Gateway. The Board approved the application subject to his hooking into public sewers within 90 days. Mr. Richard Eldred, 7401 Appleton, Raytown, Missouri 64133, pre- sented applicatirn for S.O.S. Lock Shop at 2910 NW Vivian Road. He said he had taken over the business in April, 1975. The Board approved the license subject to the pa ~ t o~ fee for 8 m~~hq /74.~.~ ~ o Mr. Leon W. Swan~o ~ oute #3, Box 142, Liber Missouri 64068, presented drawings and application for business°building. The drawings appeared to be in order, however his application was not complete and he advised he would bring the other information required in the application the next day when he brought in the fee for the building permit. The Board approved the application subject to his completion of same and the payment of the fee of $125.00. Jerry Werner, 7502 Woody Creek Lane, Parkville, Missouri 641!i2 and Marie Cacioppo, 9900 E1 Monte, Overland Park, Kass as 66207 presented application for Ageless Antiques at one of Flora Crawford's buildings, 4435 ftW Gateway. It was brought out that Flora Crawford had applied for hook-up in public sewers. The Board approved the application subject to Flora Crawford's hooking into public sewers by October 1, 1975, and subject to the payment of $30.00 for one-half year, - $60.00 for one year, inside business only. Steve Oliver, 4895 Misty Lane, Parkville, Missouri, presented application for a recreation center in the Quick-Trip Building, this matter was discussed and he was advised to present his plans for the center, that is, the hours he wishes to be open, the type.of pin ball machines he wishes to have, the amount of same, the type of people he wishes to cater to, etc. After receipt of tii.s the board will ~%u~~ tell him what they ha- ve~in~mind~, and they ~c/an work fro~m~ there. ~ /lr~ ~ ' !/ ..~,: . Reg. Meeting Aug. 5, 1975, Page 2. In the meantime the Board will check the code and ordinances pertaining to this type of business. Steve Oliver stated there would be no gambling of any type. __ Weft moved that Bill No. 75-22 being bill providing for the release of the bond of Stewart Sand and Material Company, seconded by Best, the roll was called and the votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder, and West'~voted aye; Vulgamott absent and Swetnam being Mayor Pro:Tem, said bill was accordingly read. Grogan moved that Bill No. 75-22 be placed on its second reading, seconded by West, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder, West voted aye; Vulgamott absent and Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem, said bill was accordingly 'read. West moved that bill No. 75-22 be placed on its third reading, seconded by Scudder, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent; Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem, said bill was accordingly regd attached hereto and made a part hereof, approved by Mayor Pro Tem Swetnam and became ordinance No. 75-22. West moved that D. L. Swetnam be elected as Mayor Pro Tem until the next election, seconded by Scudder, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder and West voted aye; Vulgamott absat, and Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem. Grogan moved that Bill No. 75-23 being bill authorizing the City to enter into a contract for the purchase of a fire truck from FMC, Tipton, Indiana for the sum of $65,182, be placed on its first reading, ssconded by Scudder, the roll was called and the votes w®re as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder, and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent; Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem, said bill was accordingly read. West moved that Bill No. 75-23 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Best, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent; Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem, said bill was accordingly read. Scudder moved that Bill No. 75-23 be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ordinance No. 75-23, sem nded by West, ' the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder, and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent; Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem. said bill was accordingly read, attached hereto and made a part hereof, approved by Swetnam, Mayor ProTem, and became Ordinance No. 75-23. Reg. Meting Aug. 5, 1975, Page ,3. Don Witt advised that he had not discussed the insurance bids with Vulgamott and it was decided to table the matter until the next meeting. Walter Clark was present to answer any questions that the Board ~-ight have with regard to the work he was doing for the City. John West read a letter which set out the federal Funding Program -which Walter Clark was doing for the City. 1) Equipment for fire truck - 50% funded - this appears to be pending until more funds are available; 2) Director of Public Safety salary - 1/6' funded and other 50% matching funds in this category, the state has to approve the matter; 3) Survey City with regard to safety signs, etc.; 4) Flood program 100% funded; 5) up date the city map which has been done and there were certain businesses which paid for this, making a supply of the maps available for the City's use. Walter Clark advised that he has contacted the Highway Department regarding the survey of the City's streets for safety and the .response he had gotten back was that they preferred to work with the City in this regard, rather than an individual which represented the City. Mr. Clark made another inquiry at Jefferson City regarding this matter, stating that the•City employed him and therefore he was an employ of the city,-to date he has not heard from this. Geary Hohimer advised that he has already gotten the list of surplus things at Jefferson City and has sent in the names of people who could go there representing the City. Mr. West and, Mr. Clark requested that their names be placed on the list. A recess was called. Meeting reconvened. Don Witt brought up the matter that before the City goes to Jefferson Citg,Highway Department, for its hearing on resurfacing West Platt Road, that it should be prepared and that whatever material that they intend to cover should be prepared before going down there. He wanted to know who should present the matter before the Highway Commission and who should prepare the material. After a dis cession on this matter, West moved that Don Witt and Don Jack both prepare the 20 minute presentation to give to the Highway Commission, seconded by Scudder, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Beat, Grogan, Scudder, and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent; and Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem.. Reg. Meeting Page 4, Aug. 5, 1975 Don Witt advised that he had prepared the amendment to the liquor code No. 3.1. This matter was discussed and it was brought " out there was new classification. Best moved that Bill No. 75-24 being bill amending the liquor code, section 3.l be placed on its first reading, seconded by Scudder, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder, and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent; Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem, said bill was accordingly read. West moved that Bill No. 75-24 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Best, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent; Swetnam being Mayor Pro Tem, said bill was accordingly read. Grogan moved that Bill No. 75-24 be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same that it become Ordinance No. 75-23, seconded by Scudder, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent; Swetnam being"; Mayor Pro Tem, said bill was accordingly read, attached hereto and ~i~~-,~ _-`,~' n a ' - ut.~ ~ c_~b The^bids for a.tractor and other equipment to be attached to it /~ were opened. - Straub - John Deer Tractor with side attached mower (could not get a back attachment for quite a while) $9,022. Rockford Tractor - Gasoline $8,220 - Diesel $8,390 - these would have the back attachment as preferred. Roland Machinery, Liberty - Gas tractor $9,440. These bids were discussed. Best moved that the City for the diesel engine for the the roll was called and votes and West voted aye; Vulg~4ott accept the bid of Rock~ord Tractor sum of $8,390.00, seconded by Scudder, were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder 'ab ent; Swetnam eing Mayor Pro Tem. ,~~~,~ /1-cam y G~ 1 ~~~..~~. There being no further business, meeting adjourned.