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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-04-04 Minutes of Regular Meeting of Board of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Mo. April 4, 1974 '- A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri, was held in the City Hall In Riverside, Missouri, on April 4, 1974, at 7:30 p.m, and upon a roll call, aldermen Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, vulgamott and West were present, Bailey, absent; said meeting was called to order by Mayor Czamanske. Minutes of March 19, 1974, were read and approved as written, read and corrected. avid Ramsey, 2429 N.E. 47th Street, Kansas City, Missouri 64106, and Thomas Sims, 1613 N.W. 67th Street, Kansas City, Mia souri 64118, presenters. occupation license for Lee's Used Car Sales at 2001 West Platte Road, A discussion was had with regard to rest roans in the building for the Used Car Lot and it appeared there was no rest room in the building. Upon motion by West that the application of Ramsey and Sims for Lees Used Car 4ales be approved subject to a written permit for their being able to use the rest room facilities of the other buildings on the premises and that th is permit is not to be revo~3ced wit hout the City being given notice and that the rest rooms must be made available to the Car Lot people during the hours the car lot is in operation, and that the fee of $78.75 for 3/4 of a year be paid, seconded by Fries, the roll was called and all present voted in favor, Bailey absent. Mr. Hedgecock was present to see what had been done with regard to the obtaining of right of way for sewer line to go through Mr. Good- man's property. Don Jack advised that he had talked to Mr. Goodman Mr. Jack thought that the sewer line would serve the best interest of the City if it were to go through Mr.Goodman's property as well as Mid-America Cinema's property. Don Jack said he would talk to Don Witt with regard to the procedure, but he thought the befit way to handle this matter was to form a contract with Hedgecock and the other people involved in the sewer contract and with the City. This way the City would have control over the con- - struction of the sewers. The most expeditious way would be for Mr. Hedgecock to absorb the cost of same, rather than forming a district. The forming of a district would consume considerable time. r Reg. Minutes April 4, 1974 Page 2, Mr. Hedgecock again stated that h u d be willing to pay 10096 of the sewer cost, ~ ng ,_. m r The Board had no objection to Don Jack contacting the Theatre people with regard to the sewer going through its property, and if the Theatre had no objection and Mr. Goodman was in accord with using his property, then Don Jack would contact Don Witt and will get some figure on the legal and engineering expense. The Board was advised that the NotthSide Trailer Sales' septic tank fell in and a discussion was had as to what should be done about the Trailer Sales entering into the sewer line. it was brought out that the Trailer Sales people paid in money to Jackie Green for the Sewer but were not allowed to enter the sewer. Another matter brought up was the fact that all the papers were signed by Mrs. Green and the Trustees that the papers were at the bank and it appeared that Green Trailer people were waiting to give the City the dedication papers on the sewer until the Trailer Park matter was worked out. It was the consensus of the Board to authorize Don Witt to proceed with the filing of suit on the Green Tmiler Court matter. Chief Gary Hohimer advised that Mike Irvin, Police Officer was resigning as of April 30, 1974. His last day worked was April 15, 1974, and the last two weeks would be his vacation. Chief Hohimer suggested the appointment of Allen Toman to replace Officer Irvin to start working on April 15,.1974, at the rate of pay of $600.00 per month, with an increase to $625.00 per month after 90 days if his services are say s Cory. G ogan moved that Allen Toman be hire as policeman at the salary of $600.00 per month and if work is satisfactory that the salary be increased to $625.00 per month after 90 days and tYet Richard Downey be appointed as reserve police officer with no compensation, and Mr. Downey's appointment bes~me effective immediately, seconded by West, the roll was called and all present voted in favor, Bailey absent. .__ it was announced that Gary Hohimer would be awared the metal of val~ece at a dinner being held on April 18, 1974, by the Metro Police and the board is invited. aatvi he ece' a ter om S ter y, of the State way artme dat Mar 26, 74. occupation license for Mr. Young presented..8pplicationtfor/the Fabric Department in Red X Plaza. The Board approved same subject to paying the annual fee L Reg. Minutes April 4, 1974 Page 3. of $60.00, plus penalty of 5096, making a total of $90.00. The votes of the regular election were as follows: Mayor Daniel Czamanske - 80 Alderman B. Vulgamott 21 Alderman W. Bailey 16 Alderman R. Grogan 32 Judge Richard Majors 78 Marshal V. Davis 77 Collector Ruth Collier 74 The above officers were sworn into office this date.