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Home My WebLink About1962-04-03Ainutes of Re~!z'hr Peeting of Boa. rd of ~.ld e r~rien City- o f Rive: side, P~iiss,~uri A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen. of City of Riverside, Mi souri was held on April 3, i962, ~t 8r:;~0 p.r~. in the City Hall 'n Riverside, i~~issouri, upon a roll call, aldermen H.Brenner; w~.F'rerner; Cl^rk, Nelson, ~wetnarr., znd Youn-; were present. I-ii.nutes of Regular meeting of Nlasch 20, and Sepci.al. meeting of March 27, 1962 were read and accepted as read. Collector's report for rr;onth of March, 1962 was ro=d ar.d accepted as read. Swetna_-; r~;oved that rules be suspended ar,d Rill No. 333-6 be~n~;bill c~nv~.s<~r.~ the returns of the Judges of the General Election held on April 3, 1.962, fen City Offices and c'eclaring the res~?lts t~~ereof and prov_d.irg for the issuance of certificates of election, seconded by Clark, the roll vase a].led and votes i:ere as follows: u.Brer.r.er-a~Te; i~d.nrenrer-aye; Clerk-a~~e; Ne_lson-aye; .riWetn~i-aye; ~'OL'.n~-a~7P,; ar~d Bill T`.O. 333-6 'v1a5 aCCOrdingly reed. T~elson moved that rules be suspended and Bill r;o.,333-6 be placed or. i is second reading, seconded by :~. Trenner, the roil was ca led and votes were as follo~h~s: H.Brenner-aye; W-F?renner-azre; Cl~ rk-a~*e; Nelson-aye; Swetnair-aye; and Young;-ayes Bill No. 333-~• tiaas accordingly read. C1~!rk moved thai. rules be suspended and B:i_11 I~o.333-6 be placed cn its third reading and upon pass=:ge of same become Crd. Po. 3 33-6, sea~nded by Nelson, the roll w as called and notes were ^s follo s: '_3.Brenrer-Aye; GI.Brenrer-aye; Clark-aye; Nelson-aye; Swetnar;-a~=e; and Young-a,ye; =rill To. 333-6 was accordingly r end, approved by Mayor F' lger ar,d became Ord. hTo. 333-6. Ernest Renner spoke with re~;zrd to his pres°rting application for 3.2 beer 7.i.cense and that it caused such pppositi;;n and petitions to be ci_rcucZated that he wished to withdraw said applic~?tion. Pairs. Bill Brophy inquited with regard to IDiquor license and ~nrordered if people could hold same and not use them, she wss advised the 1' tense stage~dd with the btaildint and could not be tr<^:rsferred. and it w::s up7~he license ho]_der whether they wanted to sell the lic;uor. Judge Swetnem t'nanked all the people who su,:ported him. Mrs. Spain thanked the people w::o requested her to be ,~rr'~_tten Lr.. II~~ro]_d Nall pr•FSented the council with petition with approxirr~tely 172 peoples (citizens of Riverside and surrounding territory) names en it requesting no further liquor license be issued in R9ve;°side, ar!d he was advised the rc•atter would be studS_ed ^r.d he wll be river. an answer. Jack .Ier.d.ri.x presented peti ti•~n he said signed by at 1,0 persons, residents of Riverside to amend Ordl 23]_ to close all busi_r,ess selling non-'r.toxicat°ng liquor at 1:30 a.m. Sunday anti 1 6: 00 a.m. Monday, ^r.d hew as ^ dvised this rr~atter ~r.~uld be studiedc'•~.nd an answer would be ~;mien him. attorney Dorsey stated i:r. Pease agreed to have an instrusr~e.nt racer°ded in Platte City to o with all t'ne deeds on the property fn 7 Oaks ^.dd_tion thzt the roads in s aid addition. would be put it and costs would be assessed by special taxes for all butir.~; property owners. Pr'r. P ase agteed to this procedure and said he would do t'r~is. -~ A recess was Cai]_eCi. P'.eetirg recon~; ,aped, l '`{(/Y~~ff ~~ ' - 1. ~ ~.~ :, `-ll- y- T•"aS-or nil~-er° c?l.lir. ri:~:etir?~ to order, the roll was c ailed r,d ^.ldarmen h.Branr_er, lti~, !=.rennet, Clarlt, Nelson, ;~wetnarr and Young ?were pre sent. Clerk moved that i^:r. Dorsey drew up ordinance providing that btlsgnesses, bui.lc~ing projedts, housing projects, ap<.rtment bu'lding,~, hotels, etc. should have a mple p^rkin~~; space to take care of the peopl_c ?ai~o live there .~:s ~~rell < s provide for space for visitors, etc., seconded by 'I. Rrenn::r, the roll was called and all voted in ~~avor. C1^rk n;oved that the Ci t,yr enter into an af-reereent with. the Special Road Distri_et wherein. the S,,ec'al Road District can furnish its eo•.:ipment whet n.eede;d in City of Rive-side, seconded by +. ~=:rennet, the roll was called and ail voted in f Ivor. Swetnan. reported that Nelson and he looked <: ~. the r~ells in North?good acres they fi1_led two wells and the third one they could not decide ?a Nether it was on Cit;y~ s property ar Ivr. T'ioore's. '_Iealth De.~artment condemned i.t, but later stated ivr. Moore co~.~_ld use sarr~e for other pruposes except human consumption if he co~.-ered it prop~e~rl_,y a, d keep a leek on s~~me. It w as decided to h=eve T~lr. Ed. ~ar~"of K. C. Po?~~er4,: Eight Co. to look at the well which was on either the CitSr or T~ioore~ s property to a eterra.i_ne who it belon~,ed to. `_~`ounS moved th^t GsorlTe Pease ?nd Jesse D. '~alter~s bui_ldirg a-rl.icrt~ons be approved ancl,`beeo~e effe~t3~.ue after ivr. Pease h^ the instrument recorded that the roads in 7 Oala addition will be con.st ~ t bar ~ ~eC i ~. F taxes to the ^'nutin- ro ert owwners ~n ~ ?"°~~~ d~ ~~i~pr8~~~ deeds to g p p y ~~. ~ ~hts o a,;pear on property i_n 7 6aks addition 'r,ereafter and on these t?~;o lots T~~`r~ch are presented recuesting houses be c Instructed on, seconded by H. Brenner, the ro7.1 was c ailed and all, voters=in~favo~ :~. Young spoke with regard to the special meeting that Mr. Wilson and his attorney were to meet with Mr. Dorsey for seti33ng the road constructs n matter in the Cre,ystone Apartn:er.ts adc'.ition, and a plan was presented. Si.r.ce this matter could not be a~creed upon, Mayor viler called a special meeting for Saturday, P.pril 7 at 2:00 p.m. ii. F.renner moved that the ladies rest room be brought up to workin~° order, seconded by Clark, the roll was c ailed and all voted in favor. Swetnam moved that the city council ke furnished cop of o dinances of Rive^side, but it was decided to wait on this matter unti_1 cost of same ar:d other information could b e gotten. H. Brer_ner moved that Bill D'o. D-BS2-7 being bill providing for the appropriation of rr:oney out of the general fund of the City for the payment of certain inde';tedness as listed therein be placed on its furst reading, s c:condcd by Yo.s,~, the roll was called and votes tiaere as folloVas: H-Prerr.er-are; 1<d,Prenner-aye; Clark-a;y:e; l~?elson-a,ye; Swetnam-a~*e; Your,,--a,ye; and Bill No. D-62-7 was accordingly read, Nelson moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. D-6287 be placed cn its seconded readin", seconded b,y ~. Bremer; the roll t•:as called ar,d votes ware ^s follows: II.Firenner-aye; 'vJ.Brenner-avre; Clark-a ire; Nelson-aye; `?n~etnam-aye; and Y,oun~;-aye; B?.11 Aso. D-62-7 was accordinnly read, Nelson. mo~ed that rules be suspended and Bill No. D-6~-7 be pladed on its third reading; and upon p ass~~:e of same b ec :me Urci. Tv'o, D-6297, seconded by ~l^rk, the roll?•~as called and votes were as fol.lo s: H.r renr.er-afire; G?.Brer.•ner-a.,ye; Pielson-a,y-e; Clat~t-a=re; S?~. tnarr;-aye; Young;-aye; Pill To. D-62-7 was ac co rdin~ly r ead, approved by i~~aror r,'il~er and becair:e Ord. No. D-6297, iI.r~,renrer moved n?eetin~ ,^djo rn, seconded by Tvelson, meeting adjourned. r2i_nutes read and approved as r=>ad this day of April, ~62.