HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-07-11Minutes of Special Meeting
of Board of Aldermen of
City of Riverside, Mo.
July 11, 1972
A Special meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City
of Riverside, Misouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri
on July 11, 1972, at 6:30 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen Bailey,
Fries, S~etnam and Vulgamott were present, Grogan and Shelton absent,
Mayor Czamanske calling said meetingt~ order, stating the purpose of
the special meeting was to pay certain bills which were pending since
- April and also other matters which needed to be taken care of immediately.
It was agreed to dispense with the regding of the
minutes for the regular meeting.
The Board of Aldermen approved the license application
for the auto paint shop presented by Mr. Darratta.
Vulgamott moved that the City pay the Clerks of Election
for working April 4, 1972 and bill the School Board RS District for
one half of this and also for 1/2 of the amount paid the clerks in
April, 1971, and also 1/2 of the amount the City expended for the
food for the Clerks in 1971 (April), seconded by Bailey, the roll was
called and all present voted in favor, Grogan and Shelton absent.
A list of the items pointed out on the tour of the
City made by the aldermen and mayor was handed to the council members,
and it was decided to study this list and have a discussion on same
at the next ~gular meeting. However, it was decided to handle the
trailer courts as a separate item, the businesses as a sepa mte item
and the residences as a separate item.
Another matter discussed was the matter of operating
the budget on a basis from Jan. 1 to December 31 or from July 1 to
June 30. After a discussion was had, it was decided to go on the
July 1 to June 30 schedule. The aldermen authorized the transfer of funds
fron the Police Court account to the savings account.
Mr. Hohimer advised that the police department purchased
from the Kansas City Police Department the Paddy Wagon for the sum of
$800.00, which was from money that the Police Department had acquired
from different functions they had. Mr. Hohimer wanted permission to
place the present wagon for sale, plus the other wagon they presently
have, and the money received from these two wagons would go into the
City's fund. All present agreed this would be in order.
There being no further business, upom notion duly made, seconded and
passed, meeting adjourned.