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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-12-11 Regular Meeting of Board of Aldermen, City of Riverside, Missouri, December 11, 1973 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri, on December 11, 1973, 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 December 4, 1973, were read and approved as written, read and corrected. The purpose of the meeting was to have certain businesses in the City to comply with certain requirements before the issuance of 1974, occupation license. The owners or managers of the businesses were notified by letter to appear before the Board on this date. The letter written over the Mayor's signature was read. 1. Traders Mobile Coach House - Jack Shaw, ~ah~ger for Ed Payton, 4403 N. W. 169 Highway, Riverside, Missouri was present. The Board adV~sed Mr. Shaw that the trailers parked on Woodland Side and the Highway did keep people from getting a clear view of the traffic and requested that these trailers be moved back approximately 10 feet and Mr. Shaw , said he would do this. The matter of the old refrigerator truck was in the area in bacla of the building and Mr. Shaw advised that this belonged to Mr. Filger. Another matter the Board wanted Mr. Shaw to do .was to remove the numberous signs which were put up. Mr. Shaw said he would do this too. 2. S & K Cleaners - Max Ross, 3617 Norwood, Independence, Missouri. The Board advised the only thing noted was that there was oil spillage on the ground. It appeared this was coming out of the containers when the dumpsters were picking up the trasYi. Mr. Ross adased the Board that he watlld make sure that the containers are completely dry before it is dumped. 3. Scott Greenhouse - John Scott - The Board just wanted the appearance cleaned up. John Scott advised that he has a bad situation along the highway that cars pull over on his area. However, he does intend to use a little more fill dirt and then intends to black top it. It was decided to defer the matter to the City Engineer and maybe he could think of somet3amng to improve the situation. 4. Katz Body Shop. - Mr. Katz - 4307 NW 71 Highway, Riverside, Mo. Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 2, Dec. 11, 1973 It appeared that there were gaite a few junk cars around the area and the Board wanted these cleaned out. Katz adivsed that he usually has only about three junk cars and after he has gotten everything out of them he has them taken away; that the other cars were Jack Millers. Katz advised that he had several other cars that are runable. The Board advised Katz that they didn't want him in the salvage business as this was not zoned for that type of business. Katz agreed that he would cooperate with the City and he didn't want to run a salvage yard. The Board advised they would contact Jack Miller for the rest of the cars to be removed. 5. North-Twin Drive-In. - LuVaughn 11927 East 40 Highway, Independence, Missouri. The large ditch in front of the propert~Z~was the problem. Mr. Vaughn advised that they had hoped to have this area developed by this time; he also said they have plans for this area and their architect has drawn them up. The Board advised that they had seen the plans. 6. Northside Mobile Homes - George James 602 Spruce, Liberty, Missouri. The problem seemed to be the number of trailers, there are used small trailers, used furniture and also debris in the back of the area. George James agreed that they would limit the number of trailers to nine, no used furniture and the debris which belonged to the trailer}. operation would be cleaned up. It was understood the business license would be issued under these circumstances. The sewer problem would be worked out later. 7. J. C. Motors, 4444 N.W.Gateway - It appeared this business was in order. 8. Fata Service Station - Rose Fata, R#24, Box 29, Parkville, Missouri - The hand pair~ded sign- Mrs. Fata advised she vnuld try to_ work this ut. ~- ~'s~' 9~`C`e:.,G`..I ,off. wo-•.0~(T~- a~+t._ .t~ ,a,~ ~ ~i'`"~ ~~•"" 9. City Plywood - Dwane Turnbull, 2801 NE 48th Terrace, Kansas City, Missouri - The Board would like to see the pla ce cleaned up, would like to have all the material that is out front on the inside. Mr. Turnbull guaranteed that all the material will be away from the front~of the building by the first of the year. 10. Kiddie Land - E. H. Young - Advised this is for sale and he is trying to get rid of it. He will adver£ise it more, and possiblyin national magazines. Geary Brewer of 5103 High Drive, Riverside, brought a notice he had received from the mail carrier with regard to his mail box, and unless the situation was corrected, the mail carrier would not deliver his mail. It was understood several people received these notices. Some of the People did move their boxes to comply. A discussion on this matter was had. Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 3, Dec. 11, 1973 It was agreed that the Mayor was to contact the Postmaster at Parkville and try to work this matter out. The Mayor advised he will notify the man on High Drive to clean up the garage he has and he is in violation of the ordinance. There being no further business, upon motion made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned.