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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-07-16 Minutes of .Regular Meeting ,., ~`~ of Board of Aldermen J City of Riverside July 16, 1974 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of River- side, Missouri, was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri, on July 16, 1974, at 7:30 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, Vulgamott and West were present. Minutes of meeting of July 2, 1974, were read and approved as written and corrected. Mr. Bob Rimel, 8001 Prospect, Kansas City, Missouri (All State Plumbing and Heating) was present and stated he was advised to be present at the council meeting; that he did sewer hook-ups and other miscellaneous plumbing, at the present time he was working in Raerside, but he had no place of business in Riverside. It was the consensus of the Board that there would be no charge for this type of business. Jimmie L. Roy, 6508 N. Forest, Kansas City, Missouri 64118, presented agiication for Ray's Barber Shop, 4535 A. Highway (Coens Barber Shop); the applt:ation was approved subject to the payment of the license fee for the remainder of the year $30.00 - $60.00 for the full year. Larry Myers, 4615 N. Winn Road, Apt. 203, Kansas City, Missouri 64117, presented applicatun"for Auto Sales on the south end of Northside Mobile Home Sales. He advised he would have 1968 and newer cars, there would be no junk cars and the most he would have would be five or six cars. The Board advised tYft if he wanted to sale motor cycles, he would have to apply for license to sell same. The Board approved the application for the sale of used vehicles, .upon the payment of the fee of $52.50 for remainder of year; yearly fee being $105.00. Mr. Mark redennick, 11209 N.W. 60th Street, Parkville, Missouri applied for license for Mid-Continent Disposal, Inc.; at __. the present time he has just commercial customers; said application was approved upon the fee of $112.50 for the remainder of year(3/4 yr. since was in operation since June, 1974) the full year being $150.00. Mr.~redennick requested permission to park his vehicles at Vivian Road and Cliff View Drive (Prior the 66 Service Station). H9 waned to nse~ti~e~station building as storage;. he would put a phone in thebuilding as matter of convenience for his men working only and not for solicitation of business or receive calls for business; he also wanted to use the storage gasoline tanks there for his own use; he advised that he had a girl in parkville who took his phone calls and did his bookkeeping. He would not use the building for hi place of business_.office. After a discussion, the board and Mr. redennick agreed that this place was not to be used as an office. The building would be used as storage and phone only, and these restrictions would be placed on his license. Minutes of Reg. MQ?ting Page 2, July 16, 1974 Mr. George F. James, 26 Camilot Place, Liberty, Mo., 64068, advised he sold out his portin of North Side Mobile Sales and wanted license to operate his business at Highway A and Woodland Street. Mr. James agr 9t~ keep the large mobile homes from the corner of Woodland and so that it would not interfere with the vision of people driving on Woodland when they wanted to enter on the Highway. The board approved the application for license, subject to the payment of the fee of $52.50 for orie half of year, restricting the said license to the sale of mobile homes only and no sale of used automobiles. Marilee Campbell, 864 Southshore Drive, (P. O. Box 9226,Riverside,Mo.) Lake Waukomis, Missouri, applied for license for sale of antiques and miscellaneous items, inside only. The place of business would be Highway A and West Platte Road. The Board approved the application subject tc the payment of $30.00 for one half year fee. Mr. Gene Geiger, 6161 Secluded Lane, Kansas City, Missouri 64118, representing Ted Wilkerson, l0 Central Avenue, Kansas City, Kansas, applied for license to do heavy construction work on the A-635 highway. The Board approved this application subject to the fee of $105.00 being paid. After a short recess, meeting reconvened. Don Jack advised he was notified to check Homer McKehan's application for remodeling to see if his building was according to the plane submitted, and he did check this out. Mr. Jack advised that there was an 8' x 8' utility addition made by Mr. McKehan which waste not shown on the plans, in his opinion. The Board felt that Mr. McKehan should be advised that the building was not according to the plans submitted to the City and that this addition should have been presented to the planning commission, and that he should come before the Boa d with hiS ne llan I££ Mr. M Kehan did not report to the meeting, it was ~elt that rie s~o~ld ~e subpoenaed. Don Jack advised that he worked a good portion of last week with the Highway people on the flood disaster and met with federal highway men. Mr. Jack advised that the city would not be eligible for any money (government spent on the repair of the bridge on West Platte Road. -" Vulgamott aid ~a;_ley advised they talked to highway department with regard to overlay of West Platte Road and the Highway De~art_.~nt advised it would be a while before this could be done. It was brought up that _ there were several other communities which the highway department had done some overlay work on just recently. Don Jack is to look into this matter and will advise the Board of his response. Swetnam brought up the matter of the land slide on High Drive and Bailey advised. that this work would be done shortly. Reg. Meeting, July 16, 1974 page 3 Mr. Jack advised that the $1,000 held back with regard to Seal-O-Matic's work on Hillside, South Road and Merrimac should now be forwarded to Seal-0= Matic. The matter of people disposing of trash on St. Joe Boulevard was discussed and it was the Board's feeling that posts and chain should be put across this road to pr~tient people from entering this area. Mr. Glen Hohimer would be contacted to install such chain and posts. z3 Swetnam moved that Bill No. 74-~ being bill providing for the appropriation of money out of the generla funds of the City of Riverside, Missouri, for the payment of certain indebtedness as listed therein be placed on its first reading, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, Vulgamott and West voted aye; said bill was accordingly read. ~3 West moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 74-ice be placed on its second reading, seconded by Grogan, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, Vulgamott and West voted aye; said bill was accordingly read. ~~ Grogan moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 74-~ be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same become ordinance No. 74-18, seconded by Bailey, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, Vulgamott and West voted aye; said bill was accordingly read, attached hereto and made a part hereof; approved by Mayor D, Czamanske and became ordinance No. 74_~a3._ Attorney Don Witt brought up the subject of the sign ordinance and thought that it should be part of the Zoning Ordinances; and that permits for new signs should come through the Planning Commission first, and then presented to the Board of Aldermen for final approval. Don Witt also inquired the length of time to be given to persons to phase out their sign if it does not conform to the sign ordinance and also the cost for the license permitting signs. These matters were discussed and the Board thought it would be best to have the non-conforming signs phased out within three years and that the license permit be for three years, and the cost to be ten cents per square foot, minimum of $5.00 T It was brought out that the people in Northwood acres had no water in the evenings. Don Witt advised he would handle this matter. -- The matter of Andes and Roberts Meaning up their place was discussed and it was decided to get someone to mow the the weeds and bill the property owner and also to try to get rid of the sign. Swetnam moved that Bill No. 74-24, being bill amending subsection 3 of Section 23.013, Chapter 23, offenses against morals of the Criminal Code of the City of Riverside, Missouri, dealing with pornography and amending subsection 23.014 of said chapter and adding to further sub- sections thereto, be placed on its first reading, seconded by Grogan, the Reg. Meeting, Page 4, July 16, 1974 roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey-No; Fries-aye; Grogan-aye; Swetnam-aye; Vulgamott-No; West-aye; said bill was accordingly read. I~dayor ~Czamanske suggested the other readings be set over until the next regular meeting. on Bill No. 74-24 West moved that the apro eve-~-€e3-l~~aw~sr. ]Eire De artment ~ Rick Turner, Chief V. Rodeberg, Asst. Vincent W. Keating, Dale Rose, Captain Chief Asst.Chief Janei Keating, Auxiliary Member. ~ ~~,,~~ aopl~ o~ n the Mason Clauson, Fireman Kenneth Kenyon, Fireman Eric Larson, Fireman Thomas Dunnan, Fireman Allen Klinge, Fireman John Hasting, Fireman It was suggested that Mr. Bill Bright be appointed as the City Auditor, to replace the present auditors, Franke and Hardin. Mr. Bright's charges will be similar to Franke and Hardin's. Vulgamott moved that Bill Bright be appointed City Auditor, seconed by Bailey, the roll was called and all voted in favor - West obstained. A'letter was to be written to Franke and Hardin, terminating their services. A bid was received from Seal-O-Matic to repair Merrimac; for 1,070 lineal feet, the sum would be $3,840.00. Swetnam moved that this bid be accepted and that Merrimac be repaired according to said bid, seconded by West, the roll was called and all voted in favor. A bid from Seal-~-Matic was received for the repair of St. Joe Boulevard in the sum of $2,360.00 for 600 lineal feet. Bailey moved that the City accept said bid to repair St. Joe Boulevard in the sum of $2,360.00 as per the bid, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and all voted in favor. There being no further business, upon a motion made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned.