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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1973-02-06 Minutes of Regular Meeting of Board of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Missouri February 8, 1973 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of R iver- side, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, on February 6, 1973, and upon a roll call, aldermen Shelton, Swetnam and Vulgamott were present, Bailey, Fries, and Grogan absent, Mayor Czamanske calling said meeting to order. Minutes of January 16, 1973 meeting were read and after correcting that portion with regard to the naming of the street from West Platte Road to the North City Limit, the minutes were approved as corrected. Mr. Joe Eaton presented application to make a survey within the City Limits of Riverside, this was solely for the purpose of establishing whether or not the people have cemetery property. He advised he would not solicit places where it was posted. They work out of Mount Moriah Funeral Home at 105th and Holmes. He advised he has done this in Gladstone, Claycomo and Liberty. The Board advised this would be taken under advisement and he would be advised ti in two weeks. Mr. Winston Pealer presented application for Easy Wash Lanndr®mat business, the amount would be $60.00 per year and said pplication was approved. Mr. Don Pierstorff presented application for the business of Funkhmuser Machinery. This matter would be taken under advisment * and he would be advised within two weeks. (This is to be sent to Mr. W. A. Bailey and ask what category this should be in). Mr. Gary Hohimer applied for business license for Kustom Semurities Service, this is installati'n of alarm service on the premises of individual customers, and advised there were a total of four other securitg•systems i.n Riverside. It was announced that any person filing for a candidate within Riverside, Missouri, will have to file by March 6, 1973, `as this is the deadline for the names to appear on the IBM voting - cards. It was also announced that the check from the Federal Revenue Sharing was inadvertently deposited in the general fund and it was now necessary to put rrt~w.~ special fund and check had been issued to do this. ~ jj,~, ~1./ ~~ ~ ' " _"7 Reg. Meeting Page 2, Feb. 7, 1973 Mayor Czamanske announced that he had received applications from the three trailer parks, Brenner Ridge (No. 1 and No. 2 Warren and Curtis Brenners') and Green Trailer Court, these were received prior to January 31, 1973. iffier the trailer park owners were advised that there would be no penalty on these items as far as the licenses were concerned as the matter was.l~e~.~n under advisement by the Board. On January 9 and 10, 1973, letters from the City Attorney were sent to the owners of the trailer parks, advising of the conditions which were to .m by the owners of the courts in order for the license ' to be issue ^an o prevent the City from prosecuting. As of this date, there were no written agreements received from any of these trailer parks. Mr. Curtis Brenner was present and the problems of his trai~r park were discussed. The letter he received from the City Attorney was % gone over and summing up the matter, Mr. Brenner advised he couldn't do all the things in the short time stated in the letter and that he had planned to build a new building where the present apartment building was if the City would permit this. He was advised that he should present his plans to the Panning Commission and see if they waeild be approved. The b®ard e t d the time to Curtis Brenner on the Trailer Project -- He has~~' which to have the people ~ move from the apartment building or ~ April 15, 1973, and t® / tna~e hi§ t}raicl+~tc:park conform to the conditions set forth in the letter ~~ from the City Attorney, the time would be extended t® July 15, 1973.-~ The license application will be held pending further action taken under that letter agreement. With regard t® Green Terrace Trailer Park, there was no one present to represent it, however, it was announced the bank had submitted a check for $900.00 to cover 75 spaces and there were not this many spaces in the park. Also::there was no application sent with the check. Since no one was there to represent the Trailer park, and that the letter with the conditions to be met by the park had not been signed and returned, the board asked the attorney t)l proceed in accordance with the c;i~„l.+G%w~j ~yLV~r- ~il...: tr: ~Y~+~r~•~.r ~ / 9 71 ~ Brenner Ridge Trailer Park No. 1, was brought up next and Mr. Panus represented Warren Brenner in this matter. He announced that they were doing some progress in the Park, but would need the time extended to do all requested in the letter from the City Attorney. ~Mr. Panus advised that Warren Brenner was out of town, he would contact -shim and would let the City know with regard to thelconditions being met. As to the Duplex, and the removal of same, Mr. Panus advised that this probably could be fixed up and the City wanted an answer with regard to what would be done about this building. After discussing different points and conditions set out in the letter from the Attorney, it was Agreed by Mr. Panus that he would contact Warren Brenner and then Contact Mr. Witt and the Board advised they would extend Reg. Meeting Page 3, Feb. 6, 1973 the time on the electrical conditions to April 15, 1973, however, Mr. Panus should contact Mr. Witt assuring him that Mr. Brenner will comply to the conditions of the letter. As to all of the trailer parks, it was requested t~-~`~+-`L ~•~'_~_-'_k-_' a blue print of the areaa.a ,a.o-.+_. ~-~9,~~- A letter from George Satterlie of the Missouri Highway Commission dated January 4, 1973 was received and same was read. This pertained to resurfacing old 71-69 highway and also working out the traffic problem in the area of Eli's, Skelly Station and other business in the area. Mr. Satterli advised that at present this resurfacing did not have priority over other places to be worked on and that the traffic problem was worked out to the best they thought. It was thought that the City should try again with regard to getting the Highway Department to resurface Old Highway 71. As for the congestion at the juction, it was the consensus of the council that this problem would probably work itself out. With regard to naming the street, the B®ard advised that they would put it off for a while. The matter of High Drive from the I-635 overpass to Vivian Road was discussed and at a special meeting, the Board decided this should have A-1 priority and that the Engineer start working on the right of way with Mr. Witt and also the^rgsurfaci~ same. Geary Hohimer requested permit for ftzurereserve officers, namely - Larry M. Grimms, Michael W. Morrison, Gary L. Maloy and William J. White, all of these have c®mpleted the Police Course and their Credit and pesonal records have also been checked out and found t® be in order. There will be some money spent on uniforms. This approval of these officers would bring the tote reserve to within one of the amount request d. There will be 19 reserve officers. Mayor Czamanske announced that the Parkville P®st Office is advising all the people requesting new addresses to use Kans as City, ,.Missouri, rather than Riverside, Missouri, and that the Funkhouser people have the Riv~f.Padcaddress, but the rest is Kansas City, Missouri. The Mayor and Board thought it would be best to advise the Citizens 0 of Riverside to use the Riverside, Missouri address, along with the zip code and this would give Riverside an identity, upon motion by Swetnam that the citizens of Eiverside, be advised to use Riverside, Missouri plus the zip code as their address, seconded by Vulgamott, Reg. Meeting Page 4, Feb. 6, 1973 the roll was called and all present voted in favor, Bailey, Fries, and Grogan, absent. * It was suggested that Geneve Nelson advise the Mayor and Board of aldermen the amount they each received from the City for the meetings attended during the year 1972. Mayor Czamanske advised that the Cullum and Brown's tin building had been removed and that the court proceeding had been dismissed. Mr. Vulgamott advised he was opposed to the way the warrant for arrest of Mr. Brown's was dismissed, Shelton moved that meeting adjourn, seconded by Vulgamott, meeting adjourned.