HomeMy WebLinkAbout1971-10-19Minutes of Regular Meeting
of Board of Aldermen of
City of Riverside,
Missouri
October 19, 1971
_ A regularmeeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside,
Missouri was held in the Qty Hall in Riverside, Missouri on October 19,
1971, at 8:00 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen Fries, Shelton,
Swetnam and Vulgamott were present, Bailey and Layton absent, said meeting
was called to order by Mayor Filger.
Minutes of meeting of October 5, 1971 were read and approved after
adding the part where it would take five hours for Don Jack to work
on the building code.
Bailey present after reading of minutes.
Attorney Sehmansky advised he represented Mr. Braden who formerly
had Flash Market and advised that he still had his liquor license
and they would have to be in effect until 90 days notice from Sept. 8,
even though Mr. Braden did not use them for qumte some time prior to
September 8. However this matter was to be referred to Mr. Witt for
his opinion.
Mr. Cohen advised he wanted to know the City's opinion with regard to
his building a warehousetype building on W. Riverside Street and
Platte Road, he would put brick facing on one side and possibly two
sides, however it would be a nice looking building Mr. Cohen stated..
tadesz&xit~~axts n Steve Taylor, attorney for Paul Martin who anticipates
or proposes to have the Green's Trailer property rezoned for mobil homes,
spoke regarding same also Howard Gilbert,~k who represented Mrs. Green
also spoke. They stated they were anticipating to take this area which
was approximately 13.3 acres of property, this included all streets and
down to the highway, they propose 88 trailer parking spaces, and
plan to pave. the streets, with black top. If they don't have parking
space on the streets, they will make the streets more narrow and if
parking is on the streets it will be wider, however they ptan for two
parking spaces per trailer. The streets will not be curbed. They
propose to have more older people and not ones with smaller children,
mainly fer people who want to lae close to work. They stated that
Mrs. Green had made plans for the sewer to go under 71 highway and
meet the 12 inchxp®~x pipe across the street. They stated that the
,trailers would have to be skirted after moved in, rent would be $5500per mo.
Mr. Don Jack thought that the city should see how much low and moderate
developments the city wanted and where they wanted them; also the question
of density should be checked with other trailer courts to see how close
they are. Mr. Shelton stated the streets would have to be in accordance
w ith theapartment projects.
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Oct. 19, 1971
A gentleman presented plane for an apartment project on the west
side of Highway s~ 71 and wanted to know if the council approved
_. these. He .thought that these had been presented prior to this.
The council advised that they had seenthem before and that the only
objection they had to this plan was that there should be an entrance
and an exit to the project, or perhaps the entrance and exit at one
~$ax location sbuld be ~~a~E be larger or large enough to take care
of all traffic, with an islandin themiddle. The gentleman said he
would look into this matter. As matter of information, there would
be a total of 152 units, approxim~ely 8 units to an acre, and the
two bedroom would rent for approximately $127.00 per month, owners}~ip
would be of the coop type. This matter was also to be brought
up with the Planning Commission.
The matter of the bids for paving of Woodland Street were to
be opened and were as follows:
Seal O Matic Curbing ~ Paving Co.
Base Bid $8950.00
Alternate. 176.00
Robert J. Booth Paving Co.
Base Bid 10,150.00
Alternate 250.00
Bailey moved that we accept Seal O Matic Bid and also the alternate,
Swetnam, seconded themotion and Bailey Fries, Shelton, Swetnam and
Vulgamott voted aye; Layton absent.
Swetnam moved ~ha~ w~, ,accept. the_.a~plica-t,i/onA for~~~,/rnnemodeling(~by~.~
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G. Hohimer advised of the different bids received on automobiles for
the Police Department, he received 1 on Ford; 2 on Dodge; three on
Olds and 1 on Buick; However after discussing the matter, Mr. Bailey
_ said he would get another bid or two on a Bui~kk and see how they
are, as he preferred this brand.
and the tW0 a a,.~l.i~ u~7 s_, ~ c5 ~ /dam .Yii-
Fries seconded the motion and Bailey,F ies,Shelt~wetn m nd ulgamott
voted aye.
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Regular Meeting
October 19, 1971
Bailey 1~Ioved that Bill No. D-71-1~ being bill provinding
for the payment of certain indebtedness as listed therein be placed
on its first reading, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called
and Bailey,Fries,Shelton,Swe~nam and Vulgamott voted aye; Layton
absent; said bill was accordingly read.
Bailey moved that rules be suspneded and Bill No. D-71-1~
be placed on its second reading, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll
was called and votes were as follows: Bailey,Fries,Shelton,
Swetnam,and Vulgamott voted aye;. Layton absent; said bill was
accordingly read.
Bailey moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. D971-18
be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same become
Ord. No. D~-71-18, seconded by Vulgamott, the roll was called and
votes were as follows:Bailey,Fries,Shelton,Swetnam, and Vulgamott
voted aye; Layton absent; said bill was accordingly read, approved
by Mayor Filger and became Ord. No. D-71-7®.
These being no further business upon moti n duly made, seconded
and passed, meeting adjourned.
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