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168, t~?Pre re^^ and ?cceptPd as rare!.
Ct-~ester ~. ::oats presenter' r,lt;ns to build aryj 2c;d ~.tinn to the
L''ve:~,sic„~ ?~<^~?i-.'st !:~urch and it tir^s aprroved ^nd "err?it 1-0. 68-g z.*as
isst~.ed to the ~roj~>ct.
It was reported that the owner of Hudson Service Station wanted
to know if there was somethingthat could be done abut cutting off
Highway 6~, as this would cut off all the businesses in that area,
and were advised that it was paobablq toolate to d o anything in that
regard.
It was suggested that Mr. Dorsey break down his statement
on each subject separately and not lump the amount, as w elwill have
to make the breakdown when the sewers are but in, and it is necessary
to have it broken down on each item for accounting purposes. This
would also pertain to the Engineers statement when it is prepared.
Mr. Myers brought up thematter of fixing the sewer charges,
and that in Mr. ~orsey~s letter of January 16, 1968, that we need to
have an electicn and approval of the charges to b e made by a Majority
of the people. It was suggested that Mr. Dorsey write theMissouri
Cities dater ~'ompany to see what their fee would be to collect the
sewer bills, setting forth the Missouri Statutes where they are to
collect same if the City desires, as set@'orth in Mr. Dorsey~s letter
of Jan. 16, 1968. After this information is secured, then Mr. Dorsey
can work with the council to set up the election to be held.
Mr. Myers advised that Larkin and Associates were the serveyers
who set up the plans for installing the sewer in Jumping branch and
he contacted them so that he could get the plans and use them in
establishing the grddes. Mr. Myers also advised that we will have
to cross Line Creek as far east as w e can and set on the other side
of the highwya. If we go in on the east side, weeill ha~.'e to ~o down
themiddle of the blacktop driveway et the Bank, that is the only
way we can stay clear of the Governments flood protectibn~:~,lan,
but it will be cheaper than Nutting the sewer c0 to 30 feet deep.
If we go alcn~ the highway with 8~ line, we can bore under the
highway. Mr. Myers said he thought it was in order to go ahead with
the ~~lans, however he tF~o ught it would be best to have the meeting
of the people or lend owners and exp'hin to them how this project
would be assessed against themand then after the meeting could go
ahead with further ~~lans. It was also suggested bit Mr. Myers that
hewould talk to thepeople in 7-Oaks addition about the putting in of
the road if they had any questions to ask. He said they c<;uld come
to the City hall. The first notice and second notice were scheduled
to be published in the paper and that 10 days following the second
notice was when anyone who wanted to protest could ent8ertheir
protest. This would be February 20. It was also deceided that this
Yage 2, - Minutes of peg. Meeting
January 16, 1968
was a good time of the year within which to get the bids, as the
road paving people are lining up the work for the coming spring and
summer.
Swetnam moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 343-6 be
placed cn its second reading, seccnded by Klamm, the roll was called
and votes were as follows: Clark-abs nt; Klamm-aye; Layton-aye; 343-6
IS3sa~ea$a3s~s Shelton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-aye; and _Jgill No.
was a ceordingly read.
Laytoh moved that rules be suspended and Bi11 No. 343-6 be placed
on its third reading and upon passage of same, become Ord. No. 3 43-6,
seconded by Young, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Clark-absent; Klamm-aye; Shelton-aye; Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye;
Young-aye; Bi11No. 343-6 was accordingly read, approved by Mayor rilger
and became Ord. fin. 343-6•
Swetnam moved that rules be suspended and b3~i.11 No. 343-? be
placed on its second reading, seconded by Klamm, the roll was calla:?
and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Klamm-aye; Layton-sye;
Shelton-aye; S~.~etnam-aye; Foung-aye; Bill No. 3 43-7 was acco~ dangly
read.
5ayton moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 343-~ b e
placed on its third reading and upon passage of same b eccme Ord.
No. 343-7, seconded by Young, the rollwas called and votes were as
folloti•~s: Clark-absent; Layton-aye; Klamm-dye; Shelton-aye; Swetnam-aye
Young-eye/ B11 No. 343-7 w as accordingly read, approve~3 by Mayor
Filger and became Ord. No. 343-7•
Swetnamm^ved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 343-8 b e
placed on its second reading, seconded by Klamm, the rollwas called
and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Klamm-aye; Layotn-aye;
Shelton-aye; Swetnamgaye~y Young-aye; Bill No. 343-8 was accordingly
read, a~¢~¢aaaactxlt~x~f[~axx~t~ga~a
Layton moved that rules b e suspended and Bill No. 3 43-8 be
placed on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ord. No.
343-8, seconded by Young, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Clark-absent; Kamm-eye; Layton-aye; Shelton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-
aye; Bill No. 343-8 was accordingly read, approved by Mayor Filger
and became Ord. No. 343-8•
Swe~nam moved that rules besuspended and Bill No. 343-4 be
placed on its second reading, seconded by Klamm, the roll was called
and votes were as f ollows~ Clark-absent; Klamma-aye; Layton-aye;
Shelt-n-aye; Swetnam-sqe; Young-aye; Bill No.343-'% was accordingly
read.
Layotn moved that rules besuspended and Bill No. 343-9 b e
placed on its third reading and upon passage of same b ecome Ord. No.
343-9, seccnded by Young, the sere roll was called and votes were
as sd~llows: C]a^k-absent; Klamm-a e; Layotn-aye; Shelton-aye;
Swetnam-aye; Young-eye; B~11 No. 3~3-9 was acce rdingly read, a proved
by Mayor Filger and bedame Ord. No. 3 43-~.
Page 3, Minutes of Reg. Meeting
Ja nu ary 16, 1968
S*aetnammoved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 343-10 be placed
on its ascend r eading, s econded by Klemm, the roll was c a11ed and
votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Klemm-aye; Layton-aye; Shelt on-
aqe; Swetnam-aye; Young-aye; Bill No. 343-10 was accordingly read.
Layton moved that rules b e suspended and Bi11No.3 43-10
be placed on its third dreading and upon passage of same became
Crd• No• 343-10, seconded by Young, the roll was called and votes
sere as follows: Clark-absent; Klemm-aye; Layton-aye; Shelt n-aye;
Swetnam-a e; Young-aqe; Bill No. 3 43-10 was accordingly read, a; proved
by Mayor ~ilger and became Ord. No. 343-10.
Swetnam moved that rules be suspended and dill No. 343-11, be
placed oh its second reading, ,seconded by Klemm, the roll was called
and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Klemm-aye; Shelton-aye;
Layttn-aye; Swetnma-aye; Young-aye; Bill No. 343-11 was accordingly
read.
It was suggested by the council that Mr. +~orsey draw up the
ordinance necessary for us to have with regard to the sewer charges
as he suggestedin his letter of Janu-~ y 16, 1968.
Mr. Myers also brought up the subj$ct of Cullum and Brown,
the party who wanted to put up a building to do sand blasting and
that where they waited to put i# would be on the place where it is
anticipated toput the levy.
Klemm moved thab BillnNo. D-68-2 being bill providing for the
ppropriation ofmoney out of the general fund of the City of Riverside,
~`iasouri for the payment of certain indebtedness a s $sted ther in bs
placed on its first reading, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called
and votes were ~s follows: Clark-absent; Klemm-aye; Shelton-aye.
Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-aye, Bill No. D-68-2 was accordingly
read,
Swetnammoved that rules b e suspended and Bill No. D-b8-2 be
placed on its second reading, seconded by Sheltoni the roll was called
and votes were as follows: Clark-a~rsent; Kla m~-aye; Layton-aye;
Shelton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Yo~~ng-aye; Bill No. D-6_,-2 was accordingly
read.
Layton moved that rules b esuspended and Bi11 No. D-68-2 be placed
on its third r~ ading and upon passage of same ti ecome Ord. No. D-68-2,
seconded by Klemm, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Clark-absent; Layton-aye; Klemm-aye; Shelton-aye; Swetnam-aye;
Yo~~ng-aye; Bill No. D-68-2 was accordingly read.
Klemm moved meeting adjourn, no furlter business, meeting
adjourned.
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