HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-06-03Minutes of Regular Meeting
Board of Aldermen of
City of Riverside, Mo.
June 3, 1975
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of
Riverside, Missouri, was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Mo.,
on June 3, 1975, at 7:30 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen
Best, Grogan, Scudder, Swetnam and West present, Vulgamott absent=
Mayer Czamanske calling said meeting to order.
The minutes of May 27, 1975, were approved as read, corrected
and added to.
Vulgamott present this portion of meeting.
James Hodges, ?220 N.E. 59th Street, Kansas City, M ssouri,
presented application for business license for the place which was
previously the Flaming Fondue, 4301 NW Gateway. Application was
approved subject to the payment of the fee of $120.00 for 3/4 year.
Mayor Czamanske reported on the "Clean-Up Week" and said
that Mid-Continent Disposal Service has agreed to supply the City
with all the little dumpsters needed. They will dump them for
the City and replace them with empty ones when necessary. The
S.C.A. will charge the City 55.00 per load when they have to dump
it (this is on the large dumpster) and will replace it with an
emplty one. The large dumpster would be for large items and the
Mayor and Board felt that perhaps this ~ uld only be filled
approximately three times. The Mayor also advised that he was
to get some signs painted by Sign Craft Inc ., free of charge,
advertising our "Clean-Up Week." Ruth Collier advised that there
is a person working from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the City Hall
to assist people who brought in the trash, his pay would be $2.50
per hour.
Ed Famuliner, 413 Stratford Road, Lee~Summit, Missouri,
applied for Fire Works License, east of Carl Berry's station.
His tent would be 50' x 28', 2401 W. Vivian Road. The Board
approved the application subject to the payment of the fee of
$500.00 plus $100.00 bond, and subject to the providing of
adequate Barking for the customers.
Best informed the Board of the Lease which was being prepared
by Don Witt for the City to Enter into for the parking of the
Dump Truck and attachments at Ray and Dons. The cost would be
$9.00 per month if paid monthly, or on a yearly basis of $105.00.
It appeared that the place to be leased is in an enclosed fenced
area and would be safe from things being taken off of it or parts
getting broken.
Minutes of Reg. Meeting
Page 2, June 3, 1975
West moved that Mayor Czamanske be authorized to execute the
Lease prepared by Don Witt, leasing the area from Ray and Dons
for the parking of the Dump Truck (30' x 45") and perhaps one ~~
other vehicle, for $9.00 per month or $105.00 per year, seconded
by Grogan, the roll was called and motion carried.
West discussed with the Mayor and Board the 1975-76 Budqet.
He advised that he had talked with Walter Clark regarding the
purchasing of the new fire truck and it is possible that the City
can purchase the equipment that goes on the truck on a 50-50 basis,
half being picked up by Federal Funding. West also advised that
he had put Mr. Clark in the budget on a retainer basis and that
he charges a nominal amount for other fees. The Board and Mayor
agreed that this would probably be quite helpful to the City.
The matter of insurance was discussed and it was decided
that the specs should be given to other insurance companies
and advertise for bids on the City's insurance.
West moved that the City prepare specifications and take
bids on the City's insurance, the bids to be opened at the first
meeting in July, 1975, Seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called
and motion carried.
West moved that starting with the second regular meeting
in April, 1976, the alderman in charge of. business buildings
commence the necessary paper work in anticipation of taking bids
for the City's insurance, seconded by Scudder, the roll was c<rlled
and all voted in favor, motion carried.
It was announced that the public hearing on the budget •~,~ill
be June 17, 1975, at the Board meetinq. The Budqet will be available
for review at the Clerk's office June 10, 197;.
The matter of the Legal Aid and Defenders Society was disc~_,ssc,~:
and West suggested that this matter be discussed with Don V~*it.;~,~n~~
then draw a conclusion as to any contribution the City wishes t=~
make.
Grogan moved that Alexander Construction Company's bi:i c,n
repairing the damage done by the flood be accepted in the star;
of- $6,994.23, which was opened May 15, 1975, seconded by ~cuc'c?~<~r,
the roll was called and all voted in favor, -.cation carried.
Don Jack advised that he had already cleared with the prc,~,,'r
people that the City would not have to return the unused port~or:~
of money received under the Flood disaster fund; that the Ci'~
could use it on other projects ~ rtaining to flood.
Minutes of Reg. Meeting
Page 3, June 3, 1975
It was brought out that the residents of Riverside should be
advised that when they purchase an automobile outside of the City
of Riverside, Missouri, they should advise the company they are
purchasing same from that they live in Riverside, Missour, so
Riverside can receive the benefit of the tax being paid. Mayor
Czamanske advised that he was getting out a news letter and he
would put this ni formation in it.
Don Jack advised that he would check with Bill Aedgecock
regarding the curbing of the street in front of his house.
Mayor Czamanske said he would have Chuck Kimball to contact
Bernie Vulgamott with regard to helping to equip parks, since
the ~i -Platte J-Cs were working on this project.
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It was brought out that the Unit Price Bids on the accessories
on the fire truck were listed separately.
Kenneth Kenyon advised he would be interested in doing the
patch work on the streets in Riverside.
There being no further business-upon motion made, sec
and passed, meeting adjourned. ~'
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