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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974-03-19 Minutes of Regular Meeting Hoard of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Missouri March 19, 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 March 19, 1974, at 7:30 p.m. and upon a roll call aldermen Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, Vulgamott and West were present, Mayor Czamanske calling said meeting to order. Minutes of meeting of March 12, 1974,were approved as read and corrected. Richard Loman, 5410 North Broadway, Gladstone, Missouri, 64118, was present to apply for occupation license to operate the Dairy Queen, at Highways 71 and 69. The license were previously made to Don and Carol Venable. The license fee had already been paid and the application was approved. Glen Stevens 8404 East 109th Terrace, Kansas City, Missouri, presented application for license for $C]-~Haulinq (previously Clay County Hauling) Tt-e application for license was approved upon payment of fee of $150.00 f6r the year, plus $75.00 penalty. Hoarce King, 3859 North 38th Street, Kansas City, Kansas applied for business license for Kings Disposal Service. The application was approved subject to payment of the $150.00 annual fee, plus $75.00 for penalty. Ben E. Parker, Route #25, Kansas dty, Missouri 64150, applied for license for House of Curles (beauty shop) this would be north of Sky-line Motel. A discussion was had in this regard and it was thought that this was not zoned for this type of business. It was suggested that application be made for rezoning. Don Alexander, 5701 Wilson Hlvd, tenses City, Missouri, wanted to know if he could have a shop and store his heavy construction equipment where the Old Highway 45 ~~~P• _ds, he ritually remodel the building and make it his ''ft was t perhaps the other people in the area would like to have th4ir property rezoned to industrial as this would have to be and Mr. Alexander advised he would ask the other property owners to see if all would be in favor and this could be done at one time. Mr. L. L. Leftridge, 7801 Arlington, Raytown, Missouri applied for business license for E. H. Young Hardware, Inc. in Red X. Plaza, said application was approved subject to the payment of $60.00 for the year, plus $30.00 penalty. Page 2, Minutes of Meeting March 19, 1974 Mr. Glen W. Tehel, 6417 W. 102d Street, Ovetland Park, Kansas, stated he appeamd before the Planning Commission and brought some rough drawings of what he wants to do at 4205 West Riverside Street. It appears part of the property is in Retail Business Zone and the remaining is Industry and the type of business he has would fall into the Industry zoning. The consensus of the Board was that they would have no objection to rezoning of this property for the type of business he had and that he would have to agoty frir rezoning which would first go through the Planning Commission. Bill Hedgecock advised he had a problem with req~rd to sewers for his proposed addition. He would like the aid of the City, as he advisee that the property owner, Mr. Goodman wants a considerable amount of money for him to come across his property with the sewer line. Mr. Hedge- cock advised that he would be willing to pay the full amount of the sewer, attorneys and engineering fees, but Mr. Goodman waste considerably more for an easement through his property. It was discussed that eventually this may have to be in a sewer district, however the fact that Mr. Hedgecock was wanting to start his development immedia tely, it would be most likely that he would have to put the dewer in at his own expense. Mr. Hedgecock planned to build 60 houses on 22 acres of property. Hedgecock said he would pay the engineering and legal fees and the construction of the sewer if the City would obtain the right of way or easement from Goodman. Don Witt advised that the City would first have to »egotiate for the easement at the City's expense and the easement would have to be acquired. Then after acquiring the easement the matter can be continued from there, as far as Mr. Sedgecock's construction of the sewer is concerned. Bailey moved that Don Jack talk to Mr. t3oodman eoncerinq the possibility of the acquisition of the severer right of way, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and all voted in favor. With regard to Mike TilLnan's building application for a house in Seven-Oaks Addition, Don Witt advised that the State Highway Department did approve Mr. Tillman to get an access to~~Fifi':pro~rty from the Highway Access Road. The Board- d o~ ~ costs . -=~v»U-t ~- ~ ~' ~-~ Don Witt advis ed that the Power & Light Oompany has back billed the industrim which were missed on the City's Franchise Tax. Mr. Witt is also working on the list of people who are rn the KCPL list and the Gas Company's list. John West advised that they are trying to get this on a computer and then the matter would be more simple. Page 3, Minutes of Meeting March 19, 1974. It was brought out that Southwestern Bell was not in tauor of posting a cash or surety bond sverytime they break holes in the streets, upon mo4tio b west and seconded by Grogan that the Southwestern Hell's`aa~bond~,in lieu of the cash ~ surety bond be accepted, all voted in favor. It was brought out by Grogan that the Gas Service Company has made several hole in High Drive since the overlay was caapleted and they bve not repaired same. Bailey inquired whether something could be done about the end of Cerreto Lane and this matter is to be looked into by Don Jack, and figures presented as to the coat of improving same. With regard to the vehicle which ran into the~sand and salt pile at the end of Old Highway 45, this matter iiould be turned over to the City's insurance carrier. Ruth Collier+~ is to inquire of Don Hitt whether a barricade should be put around the sand and salt pi,~e. It was also suggested that "Dead-End Street" sign be placed on the street. Bailey moved that Bill 74-11, being bill providing for the appro- priation of money out of the general fund of the City of Riverside, Missouri, for the payment of certain indebtedness as listed therein be placed on its first reading, seconded by Fries, the roll was called and vfltes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, wlgamott and wPSt voted aye; said bill was accordingly read. Fries moved that rules be :uspendad and said bill 74-11 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Grogan, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, wlgamottand West voted aye; said bill was accordingly read. west moved that rules be•suspended and Bill Ito. 74-11 be placed on its thud reading and upon passage of same became Ord. Ho. 74-11, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, Wlgamott an8 Neat voted aye; said bill was accordingly read, attached hereto and made a part hereof and approved by Mayor Czamanske and became Ordinance No. 74-11. Mayor'Czamanbke advised that Parkville would like to wow out som~hing with Riverside, with regard to a DocJ Catcher, it was also brought out that Houston Lake and waukomia would like to work out something with Riverside Too. After a discussion it was decided that this matter would have to be studied and the other cities would be advised of Riverside's decision. i z page 4, Minutes of Meeting March 19, 1974. west suggested that the last week in April be designated as clean-up week, and that people should be given tickets by the Police Department for not cleaning up certain items. It was decided to table the license application for the Red X Plaza Fabric Department. There being no further business, upon a motion made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned.