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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1972-05-06Minutes of Regular Meeting of Board of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Mo., May 16, 1972 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri, was held in the City Hall in Riverside, on May 16, 1972, at 7:00 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen Bailey, Fries, Grogan,Shelton, Swetnam and Vulgamott were present, Mayor Czamanske calling said meeting to order. __ Minutes of meeting of May ~, 1972 were read and after changing the address of Cellar Lounge to 1812 West Platte Road, the minutes were accepted as read. Mayor Czamanske checked his agenda and all people were present with their respective problems. Mayor Czamanske repmrted on the work session, that four members of the council were present and the matters discussed were: 1, The City will plan a budget for the City in General, since there is a problem of money. It was decided that some sort taxes oul Abe needed and what form of to es i not known; 2.~ ~ ~"`"' `-- '' ~~ up•-~e Study they quor ordinances and this ordinance will come up on first reading on June 6, 1972. James Beck, representing John Millir and Alice Bennett regarding their liquor license for the Cellar advised that his clients decided to form a corporation and that they needed the usual letter from the City of Riverside to the Liquor Control Board advising that the City approved the license to be issued to Geller, Inc. and he was advised this would be done, after approved by the council and upon motion by Shelton and seconded by Vulgamott that this be approved, the roll was called and all voted in favor. Mr. Porter p~ented application for Fireworks LiQeese which would be sold on Vivian Road - Bailey moved that the City approve the license application, seconded by Shelton, the roll was called and all voted in favor. MiQhael Sullivan advised he represented this area for Delight Wholesale Ice Cream and the trucks which were working in this area. He wanted to apply for license and upon motion by Bailey and seconded by Swetnam that the City approve the license, the roll was called and all voted in favor. Further, with regard to the Ice Cream vendors, fhe matter of selling in the apartment complexes was brought up and Mr. Sullivan advised this should be cleared with the management of the apartment complexes and also the matter of a nuisance of the `~ vendors was brought up and he advised that this could be worked out in most instances if they know of the complaint. Pg. 2, Reg. Meeting, May 16, 1972 Mrs. Geneve Nelsen spoke with regard to having someone to clean the City Hall for the sum of $2.00 per hour, for four hours twice a week and not to exceed $64.00 per month, and after a discussion and the matter of the budged being worked our, upon motion by Shelton, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called and all voted in favor. A representative of Fun House Pizza inquired with regard to its obtaining liquor by the drink license in order to allow them to sell been on Sundays, and he was advised that this was being looked into as previously mentioned that the liquor code was being revised and this should come up the next meeting and after a discussion on the revision of this code, that the liquor by the drink be limited to seven and that all places of business with 51% or more of its revenue which is derived from sales other than liquor, may be exempted from the liquor by the drink limit, upon a motion by Shelton that this be ~~~~ ^ _~xevision of the liquor ordinance and code, second by Fries, the roll LV~/~' was called and votes were as follows: Bailey-Fries-Shelton-and Vulgamott voted aye; Grogan and Swetnam voted nay. Mayor Czamanske suggested that the attorney for Fun House Pizza contact the City Attorney so that we will have all necessary information for the next meeting and can work out other phases of the problems involved at the Pizza place. It was felt that there would be people present who would be interested in this ordinance. Mr. Bill Waite representing Funk~rhousesMachinery Co. presented plans for the building and Don Jack, Engineer, stated he made a check of these drawings and everything checked out okay, with the exception of his receiving plans on the mechanical and electrical portion, every thing as stated checked out. They promised to send him these mechanical and electrical plans. As matterof informatiQn,,he stated th re would be 6,000 sq. ft of display area, a large shipping area and ~arge overhaul area. One of the largest construction companies in Kansas City, their parent office is in Oklahoma. Shelton moved that the above application for building (Funks housed be approved, seconded by Fries, the roll was called and all voted in favor. Mr ..~ilger presented application for building „Fries moved that same be approved, seconded by Shelton, the roll was called and all voted in favor. With regard to the statements being prepared for the curbing on Woodland Avenue, Mr. Jack stated hehad prepared such statements and are as follows: Pg. 3, Reg. Meeting, May 16, 1972. F. F. Filger - 72' straight back (3.50 per ft) $252.00 117' roll back (2.75 ") 321.75 Total 573.75 Harry Azorsky - 103'straight back (3.50 per ft) 360.50 130 roll back (2.75 ") 357.50 Total 718.00 D. Jack reported on the Koehler building Application and that Mr. Koehler was willing to pay the $50.00 sewer hookup fee, and also stated that his plans were in order. Grogan moved that Koehler's building applicatin be approved and that the $50.00 sewer fee be paid, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and all voted in favor. Gf.~...~'...,f. Bailey moved that Mayor Czamanske be aat~er~se~ to call Mr. Koehler and advise him with regard to paving Pawnee Drive and curbing same to City's specifications and for him to be present at our next council meeting (if for any reason this cannot be done the council wants to know why), seconded by Shelton, the roll was called all voted in favor. With regard to the utilities companies and other people breaking holes in streets, Don Jack stated he would like to see the ordinance changed and that this bond be doubled. This matter was discussed and __ the fact that the light company would be going underground with their power lines, the City felt this ordinance should be amended. Shelton moved that Bill #66 should be amended to specifically provide for $200.00 bond for minimum of 10 square feet, plus $20.00 per square foot additional for breaking holes in streets and the streets are to be repaired as per the engineer's specifications, with regard to compaction etc. and that the Engineer and Mayor get with the attorney in drawing up this ordinance, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called and all voted in favor. stitches G. Hohimer stated he got a complaint from Mr. Bush with regard to/ along Tillison Lane being filled in with dirt from the construction company doing work in the vicinity. Don Jeck reported that he was going to meet with the Special Road District and the County Judges to talk about the Topic Program on May 25, 1972. Mr. Jack also reported that there are other street fund programs that Cities can get mmney, if qualified. Swetnam reported on the streets and resurfacing South~Drive and scarifying and sealing, one bid Breaking them down, South and H Merrimac and he secured two Hillside Drive and for $4086 and snot illside $3326 760 $4086. bids on scarifying also on Merrimac on her for $4194. $3454 740 $4194 Pg. 4, Reg. Meet. May 16, 1972. The matter of repairing roads was discussed and Don Jack suggested that the City talk to the special road district and see if this wostk could not be done through the road district at a savings, and this would be looked into. _ Bailey moved that we accept the lowest bid on the repairing of South, Hillside and Merrimac, this being from Seal O Matic for the sum of $4,086, seconded by Grogan, the roll was called and all voted in favor. The matter of Mr. Hecker keeping the cars towed off the streets and involved in accidents for the City. He advises that there are quite a few and that many people have access to this lot and parts are taken off the autos. A discussion was had and upon motion by Vulgamott that Mr. Hecker advise us what it wv uld cost to have an enclosure of 100' x 40' fenced and two gates on an annual rental basis, seconded by Fries, the roll was called and all voted in favor. G. Hohimer inquired with was the Council's opinion supervise this matter. regard to mowing the rights of ways and it to have the Chairman of the Street Committee Mayor Czamanske ~ ~~ TPY .9S }1P 47.aa ~ R ,d e ~.],s....}ii61 CnMMI aa~nnr_~+3i®-~e}tTy-BEiV~G~-$~Gi'l tea' t . Shelton moved that David Brenner be a member of the Planning Commission, seconded by Bailey, the roll was called and all voted in favor. Shelton moved that Bill No. D-72-9 being bill providing for the appropria- tion of money out of the general fund of the City of Riverside, Missouri for the payment of indebtedness as listed therein be placed on its first reading, seconded by Bailey, the roll was called and all voted in favor; said bill was accordingly read. Shelton moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. D-72-9 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Bailey, the roll was called and all voted in favor, said Bill was accordingly read. Shelton moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. D-72-9 be placed on its third reading and lupon passage of same, become Ordinancae No. D-72-9, seconded by Bailey, the roll was called and all voted in favor, said bill was accordingly read, approved by Mayor Czamanske and became Ordinance No. D-72-9, Upom motion made, seconded and duly passed, meeting adjourned.