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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-10-17Minutes of R gular meeting of Board of aldermen o P City of Riverside, Missouri October 17,1967 The Meeting of the Board of Aldermen of October 17, 1967, was continued until October 24, 1967, by Mayor F~ F~ Filger. On October 2!}, 1967, the Regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the Cityx3€s~x~8 Riverside, Missouri was continued and upon a roll call at approximately 8:00 p.m. Aldermen Layton, Shelton, Swetnam and Young ware present, Mayor Filger calling said meeting to order, Clark and Eskridge were went. Engineer Myers stated that the Highway Depa rtment was requestin definite plans for the City of R~erside to have with regard to I-63~ whets it crosses over High Drive, if High Drives is to b e widened and also our plans with regard to Norwood Hoad where I-635 crosses it. Mr. Myers presented a plan which he proposed to widen High Drive and e~so to relocate Norwood Road. He stated that it at all possible, the o•erpass of High Drive should be at least 70 to 80 feet, span that is the right of w ay for the road sh®uld b e that wide. Layton moved that Mr. Do racy and Mr. Myers be given permission to prepare the necessary papers (resolutions or ordinances) required by the Highway Department with regard to the plans and specifications of the two roads, HighDrive toe Merrimac and Norwoodroad or 52nd street, seconded by ~'wetnam, the roll was called and votes we°e as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-a~ssnt Layton-eye; Shelton-eye; Swetnam-aye; and Young-a;g'e. Mr. Myers also reported on the situation regarding Country Charm Dairy on the sewer connection, He presented the figures on the cost of the whole area which would be able to hook into the sewer in that area and thought about 135 to 7J.}0 acres would have access to this sewer and this would cost approximately 80,00.00. It was also understood fhom Country Charm that they would pay their own costs which w ould be approximately X2500.00 plus giving the property owners the right of way ore asement to hook into the sewer on the east side and also wot;ld paq their cost for hooking into the sewer. It was agreed that at the present it would be best for Country Charm to proceed with their own hook-up into the sewer, paying all thefr coats, Layton moved that Bill I~To. 343-2 being bill prescribing prerequisite requirements for issuance of apermit for sanitarys ewer construction and connects@n into public sewage system be placed on its first reading, seconded by Shelton, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Layton-aye; Shelton-eye; Swetnau,-aye; Young-aye; and Bill No. 343-2 was accordingly read. Swetnam moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 343-2 be placed on Sts second reading, seconded by Layton, the ro!1 was called and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Layton-aye; Shelton-aye; Swetnam-aye; and Young-aye; Bi11No. 343-~ ass accordingly regd. Shelton moved that tz~~es be suspended and Bill No. 343-2 be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same,b ecome Ordinance No. 343-2, seconded by Layton, the roil was called and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Layton-aye; Sheltoneay; Swetnar.,-eye; Young-aye; Bill No. 343-2 wasa ccordingly read, approved by !•layor Filger and became Ord. No. 343-2• Shelton moved that Bill No. 343-3 bang bill prohibiting e~ny person from b reeking into,connecting into or maintaining a connection into any public sewer in the City unless such persons hall first have obtained a permit for auchconnection and paid the required connection fee, providing require- ments for such permit qnd providing penalties for violation ofth® terms hereof, be placed on its ?irst roading, s econded by Layton, the roll was cal le and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Layton-aye; Shelton-aye; St:wetnam-eye; Young-aye; Bill No. 343-3 was accordingly read; ~~ Page 2~ Minutes of Continued Meeting of October 24, 1967 Layton moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 343-3 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Swatnam, the roll ova:: called and votes were as fellows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Shelton Aye; Young-aye; Bill No. 343-3 was accordingly read. Swetnam noved thatrules be suspended and Bil1No. 3 43-3 be placed on its third reading and upon passage of sa me become Ord. No. 343-3, s econded by Shelton, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Shelton-aye; Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-eye; Bill No. 343-3 was acco dinglyrsad, approved by I'layoh~ Filger and became Ord. No. 343-3• Swetnam moved that the City A torney secure theeasements and otherproper gape rsfrom Country Charm Dairy anttl Renner Tract for the projected Sewer proposed by Mr. Meyer and further more preparee asementssnd contact the Beverly Lumber Compan;J for a asments across their land leading to the proposed ramp of the Stat® Highway crossings seconded by Shelton, the roll was called and votes we r® as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Layton-aye; Shelton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-eye. Mr. Myers reported on the Jumping Branch sewer and stated that in order to get 1~'ederal Funds on this sewer we would have to have the plann approved by Kansas City, and the abate and, of course,Riverside and to fill out the proper application for the funds. Nir. T~4ye rs taough we dould gat approximat sly 1/~ of the money from Federal Funds and from the I~ietropolitan planning commission. He also stated #,~¢nr`.x~aaax=~my~cx~Bx,Brx.~}~B he triought the cost of this was about X130 to ~]1.~.0 dollaus per acre or 3.8 n;ills per square foot; also it was advised by Kansas City that they would put their sewer to connect with this one within one year after our sewer is in. Shelton moved that the City Bui_d the Jumping Branch intercepter sewer as soon as possible; that the proper procedure be prepareat by E. I. Myers and that all necessary applications for the Federal Huada be completed; the cost to b e approximately X52000.00, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was ca led and votes ware as follow s% Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Layton- sye; Shelton-aye; Swatnam-aye; Young-eye/ Engineer Myers reported on the road situation in 7#Oaks Addition, and stet ed that the curbing in at the present time is f let and that it would have to have some backing onit or new curbing put in to carry the water off the road and a catch basin at the end of the road. He stated that parts of the road had only 4" of ggevel and some places 2"; that there is needed 1646 feat of gar~t[ng curbing needed, including driveways. He stated Mr. Booth looked the road over and gave a bid of approximately ~?7539.80 if the old curbs were left in and just add on to them or if entirely new curbs were instaI7ed, the the cost would be X9760, plus 8~ eng".nearing cost. Also the curing in at the p res:nt time is not according to specifica- tions and that it not properly reinforced. It would run approxiamtely X7.50 per foot if new curbs are put in, or X5.83 per foot if curbs are backed up, according, to Mr. Booth. Layton moved that Mr. Myers prepare necessSrys pecifications on the road and get bids on fixing the road at the cost of the property owners; seconded by Swetnam, the roll wascalled and votes were as followa% Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Shelton-aye; Layton-aye; SwF;tnam-aye; Young -aye/ Swetnam moved that Bill ho. 15-1 being bill prescribing the mar;ner in which to fill vacancies occu rring in the Board of Aldermen within six months prior to a general city election, seconded by Layton the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-a~a;h„~ayton-aye; Shelton-eyep Swatnam-aye; Youngpaye; Bill No. 15-1 was aceordingly read. Shelton moved that rules bmeauspended and Bill No. 15-1 be placed on fts second r adding,seconded by Sw~tna~p, the rollwan called and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-absent; Shelton-aye; Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye Young-aye; Bill No. 15-1 was accordingly read. Swetnal~, moved that r_~les be s uspended and Bill No. 15-1 be placed on its third i'~ading and upon passage of same become Ord. No. 15-1, seconded by Shelton, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Eskrid e-absent; Layton-aye; Shelton-aye; Sweibnam-aye; 'Young-aye; Bill No. 15~-1 was accordingly read, approved by I'iayor Filger and became Ord. No. 15-1. Layton moved that we accoppt Julia Eskridge~s resignation as Alderwo man of the Sec ond,Ward, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was c alled and votes Page 3, of Continued Meet'n~ of the board of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Missouri, held October 2t~.,1967. were as follows: Clark-absent; Eskridge-;Shelton-eye; Swetnam-aye; Layton-eye; and Young-sye. No further• business, meeting a~ adjourned. P~iinutes red and a cceptad as read this day of November, 1967 f`~ ~~ /. /-'' Copy mailed to Mr. Dorsey this ~da,y of Novembers 1967.