HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-12-07M1n~.,tes of Re ,ular Meeting
of Board of Alderrr~en of
City of Riverside,
Missouri
December Z, 7,~ (1
A re~~ular meeting, of the Board of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Missouri,
was Held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on December 'T, 171, at
8:00 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen Bailey, Fries, Layton, Shelton,
Swetnam and Vul;~amott were present, Mayor Filger calling said meeting to
order.
Minutes of November 16, 1>'~71 were read and approved after correcting
that portion referring to Mr. Bradents liquor license not being voted on
at that mmeetin„ as all aldermen were not present and preferred to wait
anAther two weeks or until the next regular meetin;; when all aldermen
would be present.
The Collectors report for month of Nove~.nber was presented to the Coancil.
The Fun House Pizza people were present and requested license to se31
beer only on Sunday, the coulcil stated they didn~t know whether a license
of this eel '.rind ~euld be approved and this matter would have to be
studied further.
The people wanting to open a Lock Smith Shop in the place where the
florist was on Hi;;h Drive, vra~ present~an~ application a,~ppL`ro~ed .
Layton moved that Mr. Braden~s liquor license (Package liquor only)
be transferred from old address to 2711 W. Vivian Road, Bailey
seconded the notion, the roll was called and Bailey, Fries, ;~yton
Shelton, Swetnan ended aye; Vulgar:~ott nay.
The matter of the Ordinance for selling Shristmas trees was brnght up
and upon motion by Vul?;amott that the license be $25.00 for non profit
or:anizations and $105,00 for others and that the bond for selling
Christmas trees be 100.00 and same be returned After the place where
the selling; is cleaned up, seconded by Layton, the roll was called
and all present voted in favor, said Bill No. 167-A -2 was accordingly
read.
Vul~amott noved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 16'(-A-2 be placed
on its second reading, seconded by Layton, the roll was called and all
voted in favor, said bill was accordingly read.
Vulg~mott wooed that rules be suspended and Bill No. 16'7-A-2 be placed
on its third reading and if ame be passed it become Ord. No. 167-A-2,
seconded by Layton, the roll was called and all voted in favor, said
Bill was accordin~l read, approved by Mayor Filer and beta e Ord.
No, 167-A-2. (12.6,
The matter of Flood
know by January 1,
enable all business
secure insurance as
it was learned that
it could get out of
Planning Co.nmission
Insurance was brought up and the Government needed to
L~72, whether the City Would adopt the plan, which would
or any person living; in areas where it could flood
a lower rate, and after a discussion was had and
if and when the City wanted to -,et out of the program,
it. This matter would be studied further a¢a the
was to discuss the subject further.
The matter of Tillison Lane was brought up as the Bur]in~ton Railroad
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had blockaded the street from any and all traffic. Vul~anott moved that
Mr. Witt file a Petition for Injunction against the Burlington Norther, Inc.
in order to open the road, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called and
all voted in favor.
Mr. Jack reported on the sewer situation in Green Trailer Park and stated
the situation was not changed, however there was going to be a meeting of
all concerned in his office on the 21st day of December, 171, and he
Mated that either the matter would be work out or other action was doing
co have to be taken.
Mr. Jack reported that he had not heard anyth~g iron ffihe Hon apartment
project. Henwas suppose to get the legal descriptions from all parties
joining in the sewer district and to date did not receive them. He wanted
clarification as tb the streets not dedic~ed and was advised that he was to
inspect the streets not dedicated to see that they were put in accordin-
to specifications.
Mr. Jack spoke with regard to High Drive and stated it was approximately
1200 feet fro r, the denter of the bridges to the widened portion of High
Drive and he would like the go ahead to work: on this project to see
just what i~ would take to improve this street. Vulgamott ;roved that
Don Jack be given permission to make prelimiary report on High Drive
and also sketch plans and cost estimate on 36~ street, then possibly
from there it could be worked out whether the street could be made a
different width and the cost of same, seconded by Swetna~~, the roll
was called and all voted in favor, Ba~~~x~ass~atxx except Bliley, who
passed.
9ailey moved that Gary Burns, Kent Gilbert and Gary Hohimer be given 5.5~
increase; that Kimball Wilcox be ~iven a 20.00 raise and Mike Irvin a
$15.00 increase, these are all per month and to becm~e effective as of
December 1, 1,71, seconded by Layton, the roll was caned and Bailey,
Layton,Fries,Shelton and Swetnam voted aye; Vulgamott Nay, said bill was
acoordingly read.
Bailey :roved that rules be suspended and said bill be placed on its second
readinb, seconded by Layton, the roll was called and Bailey,Layton,Fries,
Shelton and Swetnam voted aye; Vulgamott voted nay, ~$ said bill w<s
accordingly read.
Bailey moved that rules be suspended and that said bill be placed on its
third readin and if same be passed it become Ordinance , seconded by
Laytnn, the roll was called and votes were as follows:Bailey, Fries, Layton,
Swetnam and Shelton voted aye; Vulgamott nay, said bill was accordingly
read, approved by Mayor Filger and be came Ordinance.
Layton advised that he would volunteer to see Mr. Agnew,2advisirg him
that the City would take some action if his glace was not brought to
City Ordinances and his buildin~_; application.
Layton moved that Bill amending ordinance on the duties of the City Attorney
be placed on its first reading, seconde d by Shelton, the roll was Balled and
all voted in favor, said Bill was accordingly read.
Layton mooed that rules be suspended and said bill be placed on its second
reading, seconded by Shelton, the roll was called and all voted in favor,
said bill was accordingly read.
Layton moved that ruled be suspended and said bill be placed on its third
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reading and upon passage of same become Ordinance, seconded by Shelton, the
roll was called and all voted in favor, said bill was accordingly read,
approved by Mayor Fil;~er and became Ordinance (2.2 sec. 9)
The matter of directing the City Attorney to institute whatever legal
action necessary against Burlin;,gton-Nrthern Rbtx, Inc. regarding barriers
obstruction Tillison Road was placed on its second reading after suspenden;
rules by Layton and seconded by Shelton, the roll was called and all voted
n favor, said Bill was accordingly read.
Layton moved that rules be suspended and Bill be placed on its third
reading and if same be passed it become Ord. No. , seconded by Shelton,
the roll was called add all voted in favor, seidT.~ilTwas accordingly
read, approved by Mayor Filger and became Dd~ax Ord. No.
Mr. Filger stated that The planning Commission was as follows: John West,
Chairman, Bob Gieseke, Secretary, John Blogin, Hohimer, Owens (Paul)
McKeon, Iverson Vulgamott (member from Council) Czamanski and Paulhe.
The adjustment Board were Blogin, Phillip Brenner, Ramsey, Rodeberg.
Vulgamott moved that Bill D-71-21 bein.~ bill providing for the payment of
certain bills as listed therein be placed on its first readin;__;, seconded
by Fries, thecb~~3aascsecsonc the roll was called and Bailey, Fries, Swetnam
and Vulgamott voted aye; Layton ahd Shelton absent, said bill was accordingly
read.
Vulgamott moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. D -71-21 be placed
on its second reading, seconded by Fries, the roll was called and votes
sere as follows, Bailey, Fries, Swetna!~ and Vulgamott u¢~x~ voted aye;
Layton and Shelton absent, said bill was accordingly read.
Vulgamott moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. D-71-21 be placed
on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ord. No. D-71-21
seconded by Fries, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Bailey, Swetnarr~, Fries and Vulgamott ~x voted aye; Layton and Shelton
absent, said bill was accordingly read approved by Mayor Filger and
became Ord. No. D -71-21.
There being no further business, upon mo ~o d :Wade, seconded and
passed, meeting adjourned. ti L-'
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