HomeMy WebLinkAbout1960-04-15Re{~ular T'eeting of Board of
Aldermen of City of
Riverside, I~iissouri
April 5, 1960
A reular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of City of Riverside
r`~issouri was held i_n the City Ball in Riverside, T~~issouri on April 5,
160 at ~:0~~ p.m. and upon a roll call, aldernen C1arh, Klamm, Nelson,
I•icKeon, Swetnam and. Young were present, 1`iayor Fil~;er calling; said meeting
to order.
T~'inutes of regular meejCings of Ivlarch 1 and T-larch 15, 1960
and special meetin of 1`iarch 26, 1960 were read and accepted as read.
Collectors s reports for months of `ebruary and T~ia rah were
read and accepted as read.
NIr. Panus asked if the cit~T could not start puttin" the
rock for the 'oase on the east ertrai;ce to Indian I?ills~ road as it
was in condition for that row, and he also inauired with regard
to getting permission to build .;oases with less t'nan 35 ft. set
back, where the topo~°raphy of lard was such. The council advised
him that they would look into the road condition in;n:ediately and if
I-'.r. T~~yers said it was condition to start the work, said work would
be started, and with rer~ard to the less than 35 ft. set back for houses,
he w-s advised that letter s`?ould be sent to the adjustment board,
setting forth just how much set back r~rould be necess~ ry and also
full description of the property and houses to be built and from
that information, proper steps of the adjustment bond could be taken.
Mr. Alkyre inquired with regard to the rezoning of his
property on U. S. 71 Hi~rway, that is the back portion, from
residential to business and he was advised this problem was presented
to the zoning board twice and both times, it was decided that no
rezoing should be in order, and thought if it would again be brought
before the zoning board, there was a r°,ood cha~,ce of the answer... being
the same, at lest in so far as heavy industry was concerned.
Nelson moved that Standard Sealcoat Company be given periaission
to proceed in repairing the road to Northwood acres or Highdraive
in accordance Faith his bid of April 1, 1960, cost of same to be
~1~i0l1.00 and that the Gas Coax-par.y be contacted requesting them to
fi_x the damage they did to the road . If the Ga s Company wo n' t go
along with it, the city should fix it and take the cost of said repairs
out of the bond, seconded by Swetnam, the roll w8s called and sll voted
in -,.°avor.
Klamm moved that the bid on the paving of the east entrance
to Indian I;ills~ road be given to T=!id Y1est Precote Company, in accordance
with their l.aritten bid and that as soon as PIr. Piyers says the road is
in condition to start work of paving, i:id }~~est Precote be informed they
are to do the work, seconded by I~clleon, the roll was called and all
voted in favor.
The co,_~.ncil decided to send copy of Ord. 326A1 to T.r. Dorsey
with cop~* of ordinance suggested by Southwestern Bell Ilielephone Company
re;°arding license fee to be paid by the telephone company and for
T~ir. Dorsey to yet up another ordinance,c:irz~~art~~ake~the..:one ofethe
Telep~~one Co pang, except that the l;_cense should be paid within three
months after the 31st day of December, each year, the amount to be
an approximate 5~ of the gross receipts for te7a p one service in
Fiver°side. The eutimated an;ount should not vary in lesser amount than
5i of the gross and if the City should desire an audit of the Telephone
Company~s books if there be some doubt or other just reason, the
Telephone Company is to pay for the cost of such audit. An approximate
5~ of the ~°ross receipts for telephone service in Riverside, should
be gotten up each year, and any other matter of impo~°tarca should
he included in this Ordinance to the satisf~~ction of t'ne City of
Riveryi-de.
Klamm moved that Bill No. 333A-2 being bill can vassing the
returns of t'ne Judi;es of the "ene a 1 Election held on April 5, 1960,
for City offices and declaring the results th'reof and providing for the issue
ce of certificates of election be placed on its first reading, seconded
b P~IcKeon, }h .roll was called and otes were as follows: Cl r - *e•
Kyar-,m-aye; i;e~son-aye; IucKeon-aye; S~vaetnam-aye; Young-aye; ands i~i ~33A-2
I'inutes of Reg. T'":eating
April 5, 1960, Page 2
was accordingly read.
T?elson moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 333A-2
be placed on its second readin`, seconded by Clark, the roll was
ca7_led and votes were as follotias: C7a rk-afire; Klarrm-aye; Nelson-aye;
r:cKeon-aye; Swetnam-aye; Young;-aye; and B°_7.1 No. 333A-2 was a ccordin~;ly
read.
rules be suspended and
Klarr`n moved that'ill DIo. 333A-~ be placed on its third reading
and upor, pa.ssa_e of same become Ord. h'o. 333A-2, seconded by Swetnam,
the roll was ca'_led and votes were as follows: Clark-afire; Klamm-aye;
Dlelson-a~*e; Swetnar,-aye; I~'c?:eon-aye; and Yount-aye; Bill No. 333A-2
was accordingly read, al proved by I~.ayor Filger and became Ord. Pdo. ;33A-2.
Klamrrm~~moved that Bill D;o. D-60-6 being bill providinU for
the ahr?ropriation of r:one;,r out o.f the `eneral fund of the City of
Riverside, Iiissouri for the pa;rment of certain indebtedness as folloias
be placed on 3_ts first reading:
R. ^. jr1 i_lson (Remova7_ of snow & haulin~c c9.nders) 60.50
C~. D. Borden, Jr. (tidater :iauling - 3 loads) 12.00
Electronic Business Enuipment, Inc. (P^per for ~i'herrno-Fax P4~.ch) 29.05
TeKeonTS (Dinners for Jud; es of Election) 9.45
rs. Betty :edlin(Cleanin~; City Ball) 8.00
Donald L. Seneker(Asst Ck~9.ef of Police~l76.82 plus LE.50 cleaning
su;;plies CitIT :fall 181.32
Robert R. Cla rk(Pa trolman 69.84
Russell 0. Piburn (Patrolman) 56.74
Irene Paulhe (Sec. Council) 48.50
Prs. I~elen ''ro, by (Collector) 24.25
l~ouise Davis (Election Judge) 7.50
Lucille Daniel " 7.50
Naryalice Shelley " 7.50
John ~d. ~?renner " 7.50
I~.rs. Florence Kroeck 7.50
I'.rs. Ruby Klamm 7.50
Lena ~;~asson 7.50
Irene '--rosch 7.50
Laura Licktieg 7.50
F. F. Fil~:er (i~iaybr 1.00
Leslie Renner (Treasurer 1.00
`lemon A. Davis(~iarshal~ 50.00
D. L. Swetnam(Alderman 1.00
I~?orvilla Nelson " 1.00
Frances Clark ~ 1.00
W. R. Klarnm " 1.00
C . T~!.. l'_ cKeon " 1.00
E. ~i. Young " 1.00
Standard Sealcoat Co. (Rock for roads and removal of snow) 955.13
seconded by I':cKeon, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Clark-aye; Klamm-aye; Plelson-a~*e; ricKeon-aye Svretnam-aye; Young;-aye
and Bil1No. D6o-6 was accordingly read.
Klamm rr;oved that rules be suspended and Bill PIo. D60-6 be
placed on its second reading, seconded by Clark, the roll was called
and votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klamm-a;le; Nelson-aye; T'.cifeon-aye;
Swetnar,-aye; Young;-aye; and Bill TT.o. D-60-6 was accordingly read.
Klar,m moved that rules ce s uspended and Bill PIo. D-60-6 be
paaced on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ord. ATO.
n-6o-6, seconded by PicK_eon, the roll was called and Bi11No. H-60-6
was accordin;~ly read, approved by T~~ayor Filger and bedame Ord. No.
D-60-6,
Nelson moved meeting adjourn, seconded by C'.ark, meeting
adjourned.
Pead and approved as read this 19th day of April, 1960.
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April 16, 1960
Mr. Ward A. Dorsey
Attarne at x,aw
l~o~ sw~tt Avenue
'forth ltaneas City MSs sours
Deer fir. Dorsey:
Enclosed are the minutes t'or March 1, 15, and
26~ 2960 and April 5. lobo.
T would like to call your attention to that
portion of the minutes at April 5• wherein it is requested
that you prepare another ordihance re~ardin~ the license
tee to be paid by the te2e~ahone company, I t probably
is not too cleP7r and maybe you should clear some of the
groblems with the aldermen.
Y:>urs very tru_y:
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