HomeMy WebLinkAbout1968-12-03Minutes of Regular P4eeting
of Board of Aldermen of
Cltyof Riverside, Mo.
December 3, 1968
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Mo.,
was held in the City Hall in Riverside, N'issouri on Decemb'r$helton8~
at 8:00 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen Brenner, 1~
Swetna u were present, Layton present the later portion of
meetin~,~~~ ~~~tF'ilger calling; s~ id meeting to order.
T•iinutes of Regular meeting of Nov. 19, 1968, were read and accepted.
Collectors s r sport for m nth of No~•=ember, was read.
Young spoke regard~.ng a City Cigarette tax, anc s toted, there wasmore
information to b e obtained.
Nir. Woodside inquired regarding building in the bottom land, stated he
was acquiring some ground and wanted to know what type of building required,
and also vranted to know if could put in an office trailer to get by
temporarily and planend to eventuel.ly put everything under one roof.
He was advised to complete applicati n and plot plan.
I~'•r. Neff of Commonwealth Theatres - Riverside Drivein stated thatwould like
to have Riverside ~~~se Boulevard as a oneway street or boulevard, a s
there were two accidents on the Blvd. recently and that it ~~ auite
dangerous, stared he spoke to the Police Department and the Police
IDepa,tment stated that this was probably the only solution to the matter
and it would be ?n order to make it a oneway street or boulev~r~d.
Mr. Kalivas inquired with regard to having his streets dedicated to
the city and have the city maint~~n them, and wanted to know the procedure
to ~:o through, statedTheemotterew~ou~ld haveeto~eKreferredrtoet he`Citys Circle
and Karen Boulevard.
Engineer and City Attorney. He also wanted to know what co,mld be done
Pbout making Manden Road through to Northmoore, and he was advised that
the engineer wou7.d also have to be asked and check into the matter.
He also dated he wanted a letter for his loan people sta tine. that he
U.,as hooked into the City Sewer system. Pir. Kalivas also wanted to
get an s~ ~ licati n for a liquor license as he stated he was going to
have a clu}~ house andw anted to know if he could get liquor license.
Hew as sr. iven a n application t o complete.
Ser.eker met with the parkville city council an d they passed a
resolution to approve our dispatcher program, they would like to have
this done by contract and he wanted the perm ssion to contact City attorney
to draw up contract.
Layton moved that as of this date there will be no more liquor
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a further study of the situation, seconded by Si•.~etnam, the roll was called
and votes were as follow s: Bailey-absent; Brenner-aye; Layton-aye;
Shelton~+aye; Swetnam-aye; and Young aye;
Shelton moved that we approve the list of part time employees
as presented by the police department, seconded b y Swetnam, the roll was
called and votes w ere a s follows: Bailey absent; Brenner-aye; Shelton~ay2
Layton-eye; Swetnam-aye;
Layton moved t'~at the city make the purchase of the proposed office
aauipment for the police department, pending obtaining further costs.
seconded by Shelton, the roll was called and v otes were a s follows:
Bailey-absent; Brenner-aye; Shelton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-aye;
Layton moved byat Bill No. D-6"~-23 being b ill providing for the appropr
ation of money out of the general fund of the City f~3r payment of certain in
debtedness as listed the rein be placed on its first reading, s ec:;nded by
Shelton, the roll wa cal],ed and votes w re as follows: Bailey-absent; Bren-
ner-aqe; Laytor•-eye; Shelton.-afire; :~wetnam-aye; Young-aye; Bill hTO. D-68-~3
was accordingly read. Bill No. D-68-- be laced or,
Swetnam moved that rules be suspended and 3 P
its secondreading,s econded by Shelton-the rollwas called end votes were
as follows; Bailey-absent;Brerner-aye; Laytor.-aye; Shelton-aye; Swetnan-aye
Young-aye; Bill Po. D-68-23 was aceordin~;ly read.
Swetnam moved that rules be suspened and Bill P'o. L-68-23 be placed on
third rPad`.n, a .d upon passage of same become Ord. No. D-68-23, secondec
~~sBrenner, the ~ollp was called and votes were as follows: Brenner3~aye;
1Minutes of Regular Meeting
Page 2, Dece ben 3, 1968.
Ba.ileyw , Beyton-aye; Shelton.-aTre; Swetnam-eye; Young-aye;
Bill No. D-68-23 was accordingly read, approved bcT Mayor Filger and became
ordinance P1o. D-6~-23.
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Swetnam moved meeting adj~:unr, meeting; adjourned.
Iinutes read and accepted as read this of Decmmber, 19681
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