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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1967-02-21Minutes of Regular Meeting of Board of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Missouri February 21, 1967 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of City of Riversid®, Missouri, was held in the City of Riverside, Missou ri at 7:30 p.m. on February 21, 1967. Upon a roll call, aldermen Eskridge, Layton, Swetnam, and Young were present and Brenner and Clark absent; Mayor Filter calling said meeting to order. Minutes of regular meeting of Februa'~y 7, 1967 were read and accepted as read Mr. McKeon advised he was there to talk about the baseball field in beck of the City Hall, and Tom Ro~~ertson sppke with regard to what needs to be done to the field and how they would like the City tp put it in food condition for the boys to play ball this coming season. He stated the following things were the tangs he wanted Riverside to do for the _ ball park: Fencing - cost from N.K.C. Iron Tretal - X345.00, steel fence !}7 ft. at 6f and remaining of the 90' except for ~~ opening at 4~ . -- ~1id©ning tho p$ch of the hill, approximate cost 300.00. Curshed stone and sand X12.00 to $~1LF.00 -- and cutting the grass on the and around the field, -- cost unkr.onw. Mayor F9_lger stated he waould appoint a c ommittee and see what could be done. Nir. Hohn agsin inquired with regard to the eit the road to hi_s apartments, and I~'~r. T~eyers stated he had work and corrected some of the matters, howe-aer, Mr.T~iyers that the hill would notwash down on the road and that he be corredted. The matter w:~ s left to blr. ~~iyers approvinm inorder. y taking over done lots of was not satisfied thought phis should sarne when itw as David Brenner presented a plat to be approved, same being Plantation Addivion No. 2; Eskridge moved that Bill No. 354 being bill providing for the approval of Plantation Addition No. 2, be placed on its first reading, seconded by Swetnam, the roJ_1 was called and votes we r® as follows: Brenner-absent; Clark-absent; Eskridge-ay®; Layton-aye; Swetnam-ay®; Young-a,ye; Bill n?o. 354 tiaas accordingly read. ,-~ Swetnam moved that rules be suspended and Bi_11 No. 351E be placed on its second read'ng, seconded by Eskridge, the roll was called and votes were as follows: L rerr,ar-abssnt; Clark-aye; Eskridge-aye; Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-a,ye; and Bi7.1 No. 351E w as accordingly read. Layton moved that rules be s uspended and Bill No. 354 be placed on its third reading and upon passa~.e of sameb~come Ord. Trio. 354, seconded by Y ung, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Brenne -absent; Clam-abssnt; Eskridge-aye; Layton-eye; Swetnam-aye; Young-acre; Bill No. 35 was accordingly read, approved by Tlayor Filger and bedame Ordinance No. 351} Mr. Perkins ag.a'_n spoke with rega-'d to the roads being provided for the place of business they anticipate building; and after a lengthy discussion, it was decided that the most reasonable way to have the put to the specifications requested was possibly to assess each propertyowne r in that area per souare footagebasf.s. Layton moved that bill No. 206 -being bill providng for the necessity that private property be condemned and appropriated for public ,.__; teg. T~eet. I~'eb. 21, 1 ~~ ( ~ Gge ~ use for the purpose of widening Larson Road; defining the limits of the benefit district within which private property shall be deemed benefited and assessed to pay for such improvement; prescribing the time andmode of payment of such assessment and the penalty for failure to pay the same when due, be placed on its first readin , seconded by Y ung, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Brenner-absent; Clark-absent; Eskridge-aye; Layton-aye- Swetnam-aye; and Young-aye; Bill No. 206 was accordingly read. Eskridge moved that rules b e suspended and Bill No. 2J6 be placed omits second reading, seconded by Layton, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Brenner-absent; Clark-absent; Eskridge-aye; Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-aye; 13 11 P1o. 206 was accordingly read. Young moved that rules be suspended and Bill T1o. 206-~be T>lseconded 206-3 on its third reading and upon approval of same become Ord. NBrenner-a sent• by Swetnam, the roll was called and notes were as follows: Bill No. 06-•~ Clark-absent; Eskridge-ale; Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-aye; r•;as accordingly read, approved by favor P'ilger and became Ord. Ido. 206 Layton moved that Bill No. D-67-~ being bill providing for the appropriation of money out of the general fund of the City ofRiverside~ Missouri for tie payment of certa'n indebtedness as listed therein be placed on its first reading, seconded by Yotzng, eht roll ~as called and voLaston a e' as follows: Brenner-aT~h Clark-absent; Eskridge-a e; Swetnam-a e; y y Young-aye; Bill No. D-67-1} f~as accordi.ngl~r read. Eskridge moved that rules b e suspended and Bill No. D-67-4 b e places on its second rending, seconded by Layton, the roll was cal] d and votes were as follows: Brenner -absent; Clark-absent; Eskridge-aye; Layotn-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-age; Bill No. D-67-t} was accordingly read. young moved that rules be suspended and Bill Tdo. D-67-4 be Placed on its third reading and upon passa~ a of same become Ord. No. 67-4, seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called and votes were as follows: BrenneBillblQont; Clark-absent; Eskridge-aye; Layton-aye; Vietnam-aye; Young-aye; D-67~was aecordinp;ly read, a proved by Nlayor Filger and became Ord. No. D-67-!}, No further business, }seating adjourned. ~ ---