HomeMy WebLinkAbout1966-04-19Minutes or' ijegular Meeting
Board of Aldermen of
Cityot' Riverside,
Missouri
Apri 11y, 196b
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of Ci:~ty of Riverside,
Missouri w~ffi1 'e heldin the City Hall in Riverside, Mo. on April 19, 1966
at tl:UO p.m. and upon a roll call, aldermen :Clark, Brenner, Eskridge,
Layton, Swetnam and young were prudent and t`:~yor F"..gsr calling Said meeting
to order.
Minutes of reguhir meeting of April 5, 1966, were read and accepted
as read.
Mr. H~dgecock presented application to build a r;etal butilding
inthe back of the Serviee Station Building on Highwry 71. Mir. Myers stated
he met with NIr. Hedgecock ondeta lked to him the earlier part of the day and
advised h'm the Corp of Engineers are planning to start the lay'ng out or
area involy ed for the levy and he had the plans at his office, but could
not recall 3ust the exact location, put anew that ii' the levy were build
the building would have to come dvwn. N:r. Myers aavised it was getting
harder to get the runt of way because of business development, howeverit
was up to the city of Rive side and Corp oi' Engineers and Levy Board.
Mr. Myers stated "Line L'reek Levy way up first after the other three or
four other locations were completed, however one already had obtained
all right of w^y so it was more close to Line Creek. The Co..ncil decided to
look into the rnatter further and talk it over with the CorL, of Engineers and
N:r. Myers and then would be able to give Mr. Hedgecock an answer. P'Ir. Hedge-
cocx also inquired if' he could have a per>bit to ripra~ the west bai€k on his
property. Mr. N:yers sated he would ask th.e Corp of Engineers if'iaE they
thought it would be okay tv do it.
Mr.Ctoud inquiredwhether
regardto the road in Indian dills,
to the outlet store, as this was a
inquired with regard to the matter
C1ey County f'or several months and
this matter. This m~ tter was to b
his op'nion regarding same.
there had b een anyth'_ng done with
and also with regard to the engrance
dangerous c or~diticn. Mr. Cloud also
that Mr. Brenner has been living in
presented a petition with regard to
s giver, to the City Attorney and requested
Mr. Ayers also stated he heard that the sewQge disposal plant
ror the rest home and sea-tments (Diplomats) was not w orkinG properly as
it was not given the proper care and they walla having trouble with same.
Mr. ~3on presented p]a ns for four apartment
2 olds with 12 units and 2 buildings with lfi units.
his own sewage plant, the plans were approved by the
exceptions- that Mr. Hon obtain the Health Departmen
disposal and a commitment letter that they will hook
just a a s eon as it be comes available.
buit]ings with 60 apts.
He stated he was to build
council with the following
t,~s approval of sewage
into the main sewer line
The matter of` road repairs was brought up, Sunset drive cleaning
ditches- ~160.U0 plus one laborer 16 hrs. 3.62 per her 57.92 plus 10 loads
rock ~2.2~ ton, ~176.U0 and four hours grading 11.Ou - X44.00.
Northwood road, 3 tons patching X60.00. High Dri~~e, clean out ditches
3 hors ~3e.00, 3 ho r labor X3.62 ~10.a2, patching material 700.60.
South drilre, 7 tons patching, seal coat road ~14u.00 and ~S18.70 respectively.
0~w 00 ~oa . 1 t n ~~tc ir~gg ~~QQO 0Q Mat~.9an Road, Indian :sills roads>~Parkgng
~~tc~i~~g ~r~~~~~ ;~t~. ~yII~.~SU. CZ'~~li~ifioved that foregoing repairs
be mad®, seconded by Brenner, the roll was called and all voted in favor.
It was suggested that Mr. horsey incorporate the the appropriAt a ordinance
a clausewhere a person builds a house and if there be no curbing on the
street, that it is compulsory that such curbing be built, this to go along
with the building permit.
Swetnam mo~~ed that the police department be given permission to
purchase four Michilian tires for the police car and that the >a!>pployment
~f David Wheeler and John Combs itie accepted and that Charles nose and Thomas
ose be approved i`or dispatchers, seconded by Clark, the roll was called and all
voted in i'svor.
Minutes of Reg. Meet4n g, April 19, 1966
Page 2,
Swetnam moved that Bi11 Pdo. b6-7 being 'o ill providing for the a-propriation
of honey out of the general fund of the City of Riverside for thepayment
of certain indebtedness as listed thereir, be placed on its first reading,
Seconded by Brenner, the roll was c ailed and votes were as follows:
Btlrenner-aye; Clarx-ays; Eskridge-aye; Layton-a~ve; Swetnam-aye; and Young}~a,ye;
Bill No. b6-7 was a ccddingly read.
rules be suspended and
Cla rx moved that/Bill No. b6-7 be placed on its second reading,
seconded by Swetnam, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Brenner-eye; C1arx-aye; Eskridge-eye; Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young-aye;
and Bill No. 66-7 was accordingly read.
rules be suspended and B`11
Clarkreoved that/Bill 66-7 be placed on its third reading and
upon passage of same become Urd. No. 66-7, seconded by Layton, the roll was
called and votes were as f ollows: BrenneY-sye; Clark-eye; Eskridge-aye;
Layton-aye; Swetnam-aye; and Young-aye; Bill No. b6-7 was accordingly read,
approved by P'iayor Filger and became Ord. No. b6-7,
Since there was no further business, Meeting adjourned.
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