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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1975-05-06f, jM t ~ ~ ' Minutes of Regular Meeting of Board of P7.dermen ~'"i"` ' City of P~iverside, Mc. Diay 6, 1975 - A regular meeting of the >oard of A]_dermer: of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hail in Riverside, Missouri on May G, 19'75, at 7:30 p.m. and upon ,.a `_.'roll call, 'aldermen Best, Grogan. Scudder, Swet_nam, Vulgamott and West were present, ~, Ate`:,-'said meeting was called to order by Mayor Czamanske. ,.,~ ~... The minutes of April 15, 1975,~were read and approved as•read and corrected. ..Mike Huff presented application for a sign at F.o. 9 highway and Van~opuTier Roads.. He advised that he had been before the Planning Commission and that the~Planning Commission, recommended to the Board that it had approved the sign. ,The sign ~yrould be'8'x10 The sign would be 55 yards from the centerline of the Higrway. Mr. Huff appeared on behalf of the National Sign Company. The Board approved the application for the sign for one year - ':, Tom Page 452]. North Topping, Kansas City, T~lissouLi, of the restaurant on , Vivian ~~,2bad inquired with regard to orhat conclusion the Board had come to ,on .the roof sign on his building, as he was to appear before the Board at t}ris time. It was suggested -to Mr. Page that when all of the signs are recorded and the people given notice'of whether or not their signs are ir. conformity with the Sign. Coc]e then he will be gotten in touch-. with and,: until then he need not come before the Board. ~; -a.. . , ;., Arthur Gelphrrian, 704 E. 72nd Street, Kansas City, Missouri, had presented ''._ a new liquor application since the managing officer of S&G Sales, Inc. had died, that he~; ,,' was now designated the Managing Officer and this was the only change in the liquor applicati This was for the sale of 5~ beer or.1y and at the stadium. 'T'his matter was discussed and:, _.•.' it was suggested :that he use paper cups for the beer anc? he said he would cooperate in 't ".this respect. -There were no objections to the application and the Board approved the. same showing that Arthur Gelphman as the Nlanaginq Officer of S&G Sales, Inc., Tkie Assistant = •Citli Clerk will prepare the necessary letter to the State Liquor Board. ~, ,-Marvin Shepherd, 203 NE 43rd Ter.., Kansas City, b?issouri presented liquor - application for the location an i~?crth Platte Road - 'lhe Cellar", as he is in the final '~'` 'phase off`purchasing same. This application is for pc~c}:a.ge liquor and liquor by the .~+:' •^~"drink. SLY`ie.Board approved the application. subject to the payment of the,licer5se fee.' :a,; +~;`,~~ '" ' E. H. Young presented maps of the area in which he had been working with :-the Gas .Company with regard to the Gas Company's easement on his property and the amount ,of fill'which could be placed on top of tl~e gas line. Mayor CzamansY.e advised that he. • -and Mr._~Witt were to contact the Gas Company and try to work out something with them,, ?'however RS' of this time it had not been done and he would see when Mr. Witt could go witYi`him to see the Gas Company, in an attempt to work out the matter.- Ann Hayes, 4712 Cedar, Kansas City, Missouri, was present on behalf`of the Gateway.,Restaurant for its application for business license. The location of the business being 4600 NW Gat.ecaay. The Board approved the application subject to the fee '~( being.. pa},d. Glenn Hohimer inquired with regard to mowing the City's right of ways, his ' large-would be $12.50 per hour, this included the machinerc anal manpower. He!.thought~; ~- t could ,take 20 hours to mow all the right of ways. The Board agreed to have Mr. Hohirtiert`. to mow the right of ways this time for $12.50 per hear, however, in the future, 'bids would~° ' be obtained for this work. ~: a: r.' ___._ - ~ --- _ - - ~.. Minutes of Reg. Meeting >'age 2, MdX 6, 1975, Gary Hohimer advised that he had minirrimi fire truck specifications. Mayor Czamanske suggested the setting up of a committee to study these specifications and recommended the following to be on the Committee: Dick Grogan, Chairman, Winston Peeler, Paul Ownes and Bill Hedgecock to be on said committee, and that same be appointed.; West moved that the appointment of Dick Grogan, Chairman, Winston Peeler, Paul, Qp~As and Bill Hedgecock be the Committee to study the specifications for a new fire truck to be purchased, Scudder seconded the motion. The vote was called for and all voted in favor - motion carried. West advised that he would like to have the Police Department and the Fire Department's proposed budget and also the information of last year's expenses. ^. <.~ A recess was called. Meeting reconvened. Tony Cappo, 405 E. 73rd Ter., Kansas City, Missouri, applied for permission sto sell beer on Sundays. He said i_n accordance crith the Board's request orhen he had ;''first obtained the license to operate Tory Pizza that he should come back and present `'?to the Board the figures showing that his volume of other than liquor was more than 500, and h~•.nt54r had.the figures and would l.il:e to get permission to sell beer on Sundays. This master-was discussed. It was brought out that the Board could change the Ordinance and have.a category wherein a business could obtain iicene>e for the sale of beer only < on Sundays, or it could approve the application for liquor by tine drink and obtain;a waiver setting out that Tony Pizza will not sell liquor by the drink, but only sell beet. Best moved that the City Attorney be authorized to prepare a new classification in~ahe Code for the sale of beer only on Sunday, along with the sale of package beer being sold for a certain fee and that Tony Cappo's applicatior. be approved subject to this,. seconded by Scudder, the Roll :eas called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder, aye;'Swetnam, Vulgamott and West - nay. Mayor Czamanske voted Aye. .This matter was 9 i:~.^. r;^ red `e~rt:'_r^r , ar:d it w,a b -o~r7i,t out that another ; class- ification could become quite i.r..vni•;ed <_nd. perhaps other rneara cc.rld be worked out.. - West moved that tr:~~ R::ar.z approve Tony Cappc' :~Y~I~1 icatior: upon its presen- tation fora "B", "C" and "F." 7 q .. .. ii-tense which should be ac~c}m?~anied by a waiver " stating that Tony Pizza will only sell beer and no mixed drinks and further attached to said application should be a certificate from a CPA stating the percentage of food over liquor sold for the length of time said business has been in pperation and the appropriate =license fee being paid, seconded by Grogan, the roll was called and votes , were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder, Swetram and West voted aye; Vulgamott voted nay. ,Said motion carried. ••+ :4. i ~ Vulgamott absent remainder of the meeting. ~;, C. J. Ditching had applied for permission to ra~Se the building north of Jones business buildings which had burned. The Board agreed to the approval of the ~~plication with the stipulation that this be done within 60 days from the date of `~"'the application and that the premises be left cleared of debris and of any hazardous condition. ' Mayor Czamanske ar.r.oLnced since there were t••ao re-.aly elected Board members that the Municipal League was haa.nc: a seminar at Jeffers=on ~i-ty, Missouri on May 30, a one day session, and it was T.igirly rer_ommerded that they attend if at all possible: The City would pay expenses for this. ~' ,. -. ` ~..L Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 3, May 6, 1975. Mayor Czamanske suggested. that Lester SJ~ffiam remni.r; as t:he Chairman of the Committee on sewers; that Dick Grogan li}:ed the Public Safety Committee and that he - remain Chairman of this Cormnittee; that John West remain the Chairman of the Finance Committee; that Bernie Vulgamott be the Chairman of the Public Property Committee; that Bob Scudder take Al Fries' place as Chairman of. the Business and Commerce Committee and :. that Floyd Best be Chairman of the Street Committee; all present agreed to accept these ' positions. t. West moved that Bill No. 75.14 being bill amending code 2,5 which sets out the dates-for the Planning Commission tc meet - the Second and Fourth Thursdays of each . month, be placed on its first reading, seconded by Grogan, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder, Swetnam and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent, said bill was accordingly read. West moved that rules be suspended and Bill. No. 75-14 be placed on ids second • ~•zeadi.ng~ seconded by Scudder, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Best, Grogan '. Scudr~c:r~ Swetnam, and West voted aye; Vulgamott absent, said. bill was accordingly read. Grogan moved that rules be suspended and Ei.ll No. 7.14 be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ordinance No. 7.14, seconded by Scudder,.- • the roll was called and Votes were as follows: Best, Grogan, Scudder, Swetnam, West voted aye; Vulgamott absent; said bill was accordingly read, attached hereto and made a part hereof, approved by Mayor Czarnanske and became Ordinance No. 7.14. The matter of the three houses behind Filger Plaza being abandoned and having three feet of water in the basement was brought up and discussed. It was suggested- that t}re owners of the houses be notified of this condition and that this should be 'corregt~d. , It was brought out that the Corps of Engineers had been out and looked at the debris and fill which the floods had deposited at. the Line Creek Bridge on West Vivian .'::Road. It was felt that. this slows down -the flow of water. and should be cleaned out. West is to Contact Don Jack to see if the Corp of Engineers will clean this portion-bf Line Creek. The matter of the dedication of Filger Secoer was brought up and Mayor Czamanske advised that Mr. Filger has not returned the papers. The matter of the liquor code is to be studied and P•ir_s. Collier is to send -the aldermen a copy of the Code. Geary Hohimer advised that he was going to start. a 100 hour police school 'r'and inquired as to what days he could have access to the City Hall. He was advised of the days the Council met and the Planning t:ommission met on the second and fourth Thursdays, and he could work his mettings in the other days. "i °; " ,.~.. Mayor Czamanske announced that there would be a meeting of the Eoard of .ldermen on May 13, 1975. `"' . ;. There being no further btae.ness, upon mot:~on made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned. ... .; ... - - -,,. - _ -- -~- ------ t ., ,... "