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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-12-05s ~ Minutes of neg. Meeting of Board of Aldertrden of City of Riverside, ~o. December 5, 1972. 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 5, 1972, at 7:30 p.m. and upon a roll call, Aldermen Bailey, Friea, Grogan, Swetnam and Vulgamott, Shelton absent and said meeting was called to order by Mayor Czamanske. The minutes of November 21, 1972, were read and after correcting Page 3, paragraph 6, fifth line by adding Attorney after City; the minutes were approved as corrected. The minutes of Special meeting of November 15, 1972, were read and approved as read. Mr. B. D. Shelton, 1104 W. Forest Lane, Excelsior Springs, Missouri, Route Supervisor for Fairmont Hairy (Formerly Country flub Dairy) advised he has been operating a milk route within the City of Riverside and that one of his men was just recently hopped by the Police of Riverside and advised that they would have to obtain an occupation license. Tor. Shelton paid for 1/4 year license, the sum of X15.00. Mr. Ronald Venable, 2701 N.E. 57th Terrace, Gladstone, Missouri, applied for occupation license to operate a garage inlnck of Allison r'uilding. He paid a f ee for 1/4 year the sum of X26.25. Don Witt advised that the information he had w ith regard to Hon's apartment project was that it would be complete very shortly. Don Jack advised that it was 65~ Complete. Mr. ~~'itt advised unless he hears further from the council, that he will continue pressing the matter. Mr. Jack advised that he has made record time and that he has a crew that is yeas nable and they are doing a fine and good job. Mr. Kitt advised that arrangements should be made that the sewer is properly dedicated to the city that it should have maintenance bond and that all the lines should be up to the City's specifications. That Mr. Rohr: is not to be given entrance into the main line until these things are complete. The easements should also be in existence. It was thought that it would be best that these requirements be done as they hook in the main line. The terms should be handled by Hha'hicattornoy, add it would not take very long to get all of this taken care of. With regard to whether or not Mr. Hon should be brought into court again was discussed and it was decided that Don Witt would use his own discretion as to how the matter is progressing and he has authority to do what he feels should be done, depending on the progress. There should be a one year maintenance bond. It was thoughtithat the City has not accepted that portion coming down Larson Road. Don Jack advised that he felt the matter was progressing rapidly on the whole. He wants the other portion of the sewer to be in acceptable shape and will have to do some inspecting on it. There is noc~dication paper on the Sewer down Larson Road. The matter of Munster's court procedure is set for December 7, 1922. The Trai3er court matter was disnussed and Don Witt advised of the best procedure to follow. One was that it would be better if the occupations license wero refused to the trailer parks, ~'~--: The City under the ordiance has aright to to inspect the courts, which we may have already determined that we have done and refuse to issue an occupation license for the trailer Court's failure to comply to the ordinance of the City of Riverside to wit: Mr. Witt prepared two ordinances for law suits against Brenner and Green Trailer Eourts. These would not be~:f filed until December 15, 1972, or possible not until after the first of the year. Page 2, Minutes of Reg. Meeting, Dec. 5, 1972. Mayor Czamanske advised that on November 15, 1972, when they had the meeting with the Trailer Parks' owners or managers, all the things that needed to be done were discussed and that since the meeting none of the operators of the trailer parks have been back and that he herd that they were testing the City to see if it would go on through with closing them down, if they wer, not brought up to City's ordinance. The Mayor also advised that the barn of Curtis Brenner that was made into apartments should be condemndd. The question was asked what would happen if the City refused her occupation license a.nd the matter was taken to court, what could be done. Don Witt thought that the judge would enjoin any further occupancies until the trailer courts complied with the ordinances. Mr. Fitt also advised that the owners could file suit on the ground that the premises ere not in a habital state, that all the rent that is paid is to be used to fix up and repair the court. Riayor Czamanske stated it was his opinion that the City should proceed and both Brenner Ridge Trailer Court and Green's Trailer courts should be culled in and we should force them to clean up the places and also cut them in proper order, this would be doing them a favor. It was thought tihat YJarren's Trailer Court would cost much to cle:~ up and bring up to Ordinance. Another thought was that if they tried to bring them up to city Ordinance and the City could observe their doing this, them maybe occupation license could be issued on a quarterly bas is, and the council thought these were all good points, if we could make some progress. Chiesf Hohimer thought that at the meetin:- Curtis Brenner se®mdd the most willing to cooperate with the city and it was his opinion that Curtis' trailers were not in a trailer court, this was never t o have been a trailer court and he has ten trailers. Hohimer also advised that they were still hauling junk out of Green's frailer Court. Mayor Cza^~a nske advised that he talked to the Tnvironmentalist and was promised to have arenort, but so fiat has not been received. Bailey moved that B~1 aebhorie~.ng suit to be filed against Green's Trai~r t3ourt and Warren }rennet's Trailer 8ourt be placed on its first reading, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan and Si~etnam and Vulgamott voted aye; Skelton absent, said bill was accordingly read. Fries moved that rules be suspended and said bill la placed on its second reading, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Fries, baile~C, Grogan, Swetnam and Vulgamott voted aye; Shelton absent, said bill was accordingly read. Grogan, Roved that rules be suspended and said bill be placed on its third reading and upon passage d' same it become Ordinance, seconded by Bailey, the rollwas called aed votes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam and Vulgamott voted aye; Shelton absent, said billwas accordingly reap, approved by Mayor Czananske and be- came Ordinance. 'kith regard to the metal building on Brown's property, Don Witt advised he delivered the summons and other thugs to Gary Hohimer. It was brought out thtt section 16.10 and 16.09 are in conflict and should be amended. Bailey moved that the City attorney amend the sections to conform, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and all present voted aye; Shelton, absent. Page 3, Minutes of Reg. Meeting, December 5, 1972. The matter of Ellerman~s Duplexes was brought up regarding the cementing the complete front to the road or Sough Drive. It was disnnseed and decided that Mr. E)_lermaz should be pres~:nt at the next reguarl council meeting. Don Witt reported on the occupati-;n license ordinance and advised that the building material yards should be °250.00, that the Nursing Homes should be '250.00 and he inquired whether the license for rock quaries was correct and it was decided that same was in order. Fries moved that Bill to repeal section 12.1 of the City Code and create a new section 12.1 be placed on its first rec,ding, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, and V~_zlgamott voted aye; Shelton absent, said bill was accordingly read. Vulgamott moved that r ales be suspended and said bill be ?laced on its second reading, seconded by Bailey, the roll was called and votes were as follows: 't3a;ley, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam, and ~ulgamott voted aye; Shelton absent, said bill was accordingly read. Bailey moved that rules be suspended and said bill be placed on its third reading and become ~rd.,`desconded by Vulgamott, the rollwas called and votes were as follows: Bailey, Fries, Grogan, Swetnam and Vulgamott doted aye; Shelton absent, said flsill =f;as accordingly read, approved by Mayor DzaT,anske and. became ordinance. r;. Bhief Hohimer advised that Lt. Wilcox and Boras are to go to Concordia, I~anatq on the 6th and if Cloud County does not pay expenses, would like Riverside to do so, Vul~amott moved that if Cloud County does not pay the expense of these men, that the City of Riverside is authorized to, seconded by Fires, the roll was called and all present voted in favor, Shelton absent. The matter of receiving letter from the Community Fire Department that they do not want to c~~ntinue our dispatching service add to cancel same, this matter was discussed and thought that the matter should have been discussed with the City or the °olice Department and the matter could have been worked out. Mayor Czamanske advised that he did at one time talk to ?~Jr. Marlow and he was told how most of the fires are in Riverside and hew fet~r pecp].e paid their fees to the Community Fire Department. It was also discussed 't the ^°:^CR meting that the city should invostig~t^ putting in fire hydrants and try to get into a lower rate on fire insurance. More information from the water company is to be gotten. Don Witt advised that the county was placing four amhu3ances in the county in four separate locations, 9ne at Dearborn, Tn'eston, Platte City and Parkville, this was thought be be not evenly placed as approximately 80% of the county population is in this area, and it was thought this matter should be looked into if rAvenue sharing was being used. # Mayor Czamanske advised that he would like to ha-e an %erox copy of letter sum arising the occupation license ordinance and advising the City will be enforcing the ordinance. The Council wes advised that J. Hannah was summonsed into court account no occupation license and without a license to have the trailer at hLs place of business. Page 1.4, Minutes of Heg. Meetings December 5,1972. A. discussion was had whether or not sub-contractors should pay an occupation license and that if so, the ordinance would have to be changed. Dailey moved that the City Forget about occupation license for the sub- contractors and that the ordinance not be changed, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and all .present voted in favor, Shelton absent. It was decided that Bailey; Jack and Seal-O-Matic get together to discuss South Road. The matter was brought up to have an ordinance to prohibit the oeople to keep trash barrels on the road at all times. The matter of the Cable TV Franchise was brought up and it was found that Mr. Ward, attorney at Kansas City, working full time for Kansas City for two years advises there seems to be lots of problems on this and he and others seem to think that time will be in our favor. It was thought that all of the Cities involved would adopt what is basically an agreement. All the Cities would get together and review this. Mayor Czamanske talked to Eagle Animal Hospit4l and that 5~0 dog tags have been ordered and they will sell them for the City. Also it was found out that the resent ,i~ ~~~Cnde states that the license fee for the to s will be $2:00 forpmalg~a~~"~3~89 for female. g Mayor Czamanske advised that the sub-divisions reg!alations have been completed by the Planning 8ommission and subm-tted to the Council for adoption. ~ public hearing will have to be held before the adoption of same and iKayor Czamanske will Dark out a date for the public hearing and advise. The members of the Planning Commission was brought up and that some of their year terms will be up and everyone should be thinking of people who are interested in the Commission. it was brought up that Marvin Poole is interested. The matter of taxes was brought up and was advised that we should ~ihve our minds made up by next meeting if everyone is infhvor of the 10% tax on utilities. There reing no further business, upon motion made, seconded and passed, meeting ad~ounred.