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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-08-15REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI AUGUST 1~, 1972 A regular meeting of the Board of AY3ermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri, on August 15, 1972, at 7:00 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen . Bailey, Brogan, Swetnam and Vulgamott were present, Fries and Shelton absent and Mayor Czamanske calliAg said meeting to order. The minutes of Regular meeting of Aug. 1, 1972 were read and after correcting that portion with regard to the mileage of Wilcox on his private car be 10¢ per mile rather than 5¢,~#~z~s~r~ re approved. The minutes of special meeting of July 25, 1972, were read and approved as read. The minutes of special meeting of Aug. 8, 1972 (no quorum present) were read and after correcting that portion wherein Mayor Czamanske would contact Don Witt to get in touch with Vulgamott regarding Ramey's driveway, the minutes were approved as corrected. David Brenner presented application for building and same was approved by the Council. Samuel M. Eismont, presented plan :for buiYling and same was approved by the council. J. W. Wheeler, 610 N. Prospect, applied for license for - trash container service, the council approved same and the fee for remainder of year is $75.00. George F. James requested permit for Mobile Home Sales and this matter was referred to the planning commission. Mr. James Beck, Attorney representing Stewart Sand & Materials Company, and Mr. Michael Hayes, of Stewart Sand were present wanting to work out something for the temporary batch plant along Mattox Road. Mr. Beck stated that they had received letter from the City's Pla nning commission on its recommendation of the batch plant and he advised that he didn't think these were proper to comply with as far as Stewart Sand was concerned - the permit be on a 6-month basis and posting of $5,000 bond and that they surface the road for the distance of 1.3 miles and maintain it as requested by the city engineer. They advised that there would be other heavy loaded trucks using this road and that their fair portion shd~uld be taken into consideration withthe other heavy loads being moved over the _ road. There was much discussion on this matter and the City had thought about stopping all the heavy loaded:l trucks to post a bond or perhaps pay a license fee, whatever it would take to be fair. Stewart Sand again mentioned that they wo uld like the plant to be on private property rather than state property, as they would like to serve the public and not the highway people along. They did not think there would be a chance of having a permanent plant Page 2, Reg. Meeting Aug. 15, 1972 at this location, as they thought there would not be enough building to make it profitable. Mr. Beck advised the thought the City's Ordinances did not pertain to their type of business and that he didn't see how they could make Stewart Sand cottply with the recommendations in the letter. Don Jack advised the thought it was the City's opinin that the road should be put back to the original condition after the project was completed. After more discussion on how to work out this matter, it was decided to table the matter until the next work session or the next regular meeting. There were several contractors involved in the building of the I-635 Highway. - The structural steel, the general contractors, subcontractors, hand rail contractors, concrete contractors, painting crew contractors and also the part for the lumber work of building the forms. They thought this project was a joint venture two companies - Wilkerson and Maxwell. Baily moved that Bill 46-R-3 being bill placing a 25 m.p.h. speed limit on Cerreto Lane and Outer Road, was placed on its first reading, seconded by Grogan, the roll was called and Bailey,Grogan,SWet~am and Vulgamott voted aye; Shelton and Fries absent, said bill was accordingly read. Vulgamott moved that rules be suspended and Bill 46-~-3 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Bailey, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Grogan,Bailey,Swetnam and Vulgamott voted aye;$helton and Fries absent, said bill was accordingly read. Vulgamott moved that rules be suspended and said bill be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ordinance No. 46-R-3 seceded by Grogan, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey, Brogan, Swetnam, and Vulgamott voted aye; Fries and Shelton absent, said billwas accordingly read, approved by Mayor Czamanske and became Ordinance No. 46-R-3. A letter was received from the Parkville Special Road District, wherein it was suggested that the City of Riverside, take over the maintenance of the complete road of Northwood Road on the south end and that the Special Road District take over complete maintenance of the road on the north end, where as, now the road is maintained on a 50 - 50 basis. Page 3 Reg. Meeting Aug. 15, 1972 It was suggested that the maintenance of the road of Northwood remain the same as in the past rather than the suggested change made in the letter from the Special Road District dated August 7, 1972. The Chairman of the RSad Committee would so advise the Road Dis - trict. The matter of David Carter's pay as policing was extended another three months. Gary Hohimer advised that the street signs were ordered. Vulgamott advised that Samuel Eismont was the person who might be interestedin working for the City as an inspector. Mayor Czamanske advised the spoke with Geneve Nelsen and that as result she has written a letter to the City advising that she would accept the position of working thtithe City Hall and doing the police court clerk work for the sum of $100.00 per month for the Police Court Clerk and $300.00 for the other work for $0 hours per week, a discussion of the matter was had and upon a motion by Grogan that the City Hire Geneve Nelsen for 30 hours per week under the Mayor's directions at a salary of $400.00 per month, broken down $100.00 for Police Court Clerk and $300.00 for other duties, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey - No, Fries-absent; Grogan-aye; Shelton-absent- Swetnam-aye; Vulgamott-aye; The Board of Aldermen suggested that the people of Trader Trailers be informed to be at the next council meeting - Payton and Hill were the two men running the business. Vulgamott moved that Bill No. D-72-14 being bill providing for the appropriation of money out of the general fund of the City for the payment of certain indebtedness as listed therein be paid, seconded by Grogan, the roll was called and Bailey, Grogan, Swetnam and Vulgamott voted aye; Fries and Shelton absent, said billwas accordingly read. Grogan moved that rules be suspended and said bill be placed.-on its second reading, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Bailey,Grogan,Swetnam,and Vulgamott voted aye; Fries and Shelton absent, said bill was accordingly read. Vulgamott moved that rules be suspended and said bill be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ord. No. D-72-14, secondE by Grogan, the roll was called and votes were as follows:Bailey,Grogan, Swetnam and Vulgamott voted aye; Fries and Shelton absent• ~ai~ bi~l a~ accordingly read, approved by Mayor Czamanske and became br o. -7~: 4. Page 4, Reg. Meeting August 15, 1972 Mayor Czamanske advised there would not be a special work session next Tuesday and possibly not until the next regular meeting, however, he will advise everyone if there is to be a special meeting. Vulgamott moved meeting adjourn, seconded by Bailey, meeting adjourned.