HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-03-21Minutes of Regular Meeting
of Board of Aldermen
City of Riverside,
Missouri
March 21, 1967
A regular meeting of the board of aldermen of City of Riverside,
Missouri was held in the city of Riverside, Missouri, in the City Hall
on March 21, 1967,_at 7:30 p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen
Eskridge, Clark, Swetnam and Young were present, Brenner and Layton
absent and Mayor Filger calling said meeting to order.
Minutes of meeting of March 7, 1867, were read and accepted
as read. collector*s report for month of February, 1967 was read and
accepted.
Mr. Taylor inquired with regard to having a trailer for an
office in Riverside, Missouri, and he was advised that the only time
a tracer could be had at a business place was where it was for watchman
purpose and that the business had to furnish the trailer and all utilities
for the tracer and watchman.
Mr. Kalivan inquired with regard to having Mandan Road repaired and
make it passable at all times as he stated he wanted to start another
apartment project, -- ten buildings 108 apartments, nine of the building
for apartments and the one building as a Club House. It was suggested
that Mr. Myers look over the road situation. Clark moved that we accept
Wm. Kalivas application for the apartment project, seconded by Eskridge,
the roll was called and votes were as follows: Brenner-absent;
Eskridge-aye; Clark-ale; Layton absnet; Swetnam-aye; and Young-aye.
Young proposed that we have an ordinance drawn up that all
apartments and housing units have a minimum parking space--two parking
spaces for each unit-- anything with less than this parking space
will be subject to the council's approval, seconded by Swetnam the
roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-ale; Brenner-absent;
Eskridge-aye; Layton-absent; Swetnmm-aye; Young-aye.
Young also suggested that we have an ordinance amending the cost
of permits for constructing business buildings, not having a maximum,
and that the cost be $2.00 per thousand, minimum of $25.00 and that
also the ordinance take care of fines and arrests to be made for
persons giving false inforrmtion on the building applications, seconded
by Swetnam, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Brenner-absent;
Clark-aye; Eskridge-aye; Layton-ap~ent; Swetnam-aye; and Young-aye.
It was also suggested that Mr. Dorsey prepare another ordinance
with regard to burning trash and haveing trash burners with covers only,
that on windy days that it not be permissible to burn trash, similar to
restrictions Kansas City has on windy days.
Young moved that Bill No. 333-15 being bill setting forth the time
of the general election and the fudges and amount being paid to same
be placed on its first reading, seconded by Clark, the roll was called
and votes were as follows: Brenner-absent; Clark-aye; Eskridge-aye;
Layton-absent; Swetnam-aye; Young-aye; bill No. 333-15 was accordingly
read.
Swetnam mo$d that rules be suspended and Bill No. 333-15 be placed on
-~~ts second reading, seconded by Clark, the roll was called and votes were as
follows: Brenner-absent; ®rk-aye; Eskridge-aye; Layton absent; Young-aye;
Swetnam-aye; Bill No. 333-15 was accordingly read.