HomeMy WebLinkAbout1957-03-19Minutes of Regular Ieeting
of Board of Aldermen
of City of Riverside,
Pissouri, at City
Hall, N.arch 19,
157
A regular meeting; of the Board o'_' Aldermen was '~Zeld in the
City Hallin Riverside, Pni: souri, Niarch 19, 1;57 at 8:00 p.m. Upon a
roll call, aldermen Clark, Klamsn, Nelson, Scrivner, Sawyer, and Young
were present. Tiayor Filger callin;; s~~id me~tir.,: to order.
Minutes of meeting of March 5 were r_ad and accepted as read.
Klamsn moved that B'll No. 2~7 be ng bill prescrivin~ the fees to
be paid for occupation licnese forcertain listed businesses, supplementing
Ord. No. 25 Said licenses being provided for b,r Ordinance Dio. 253
be placed on its first read.n~, seconded by Clark, the roll was called
and votes were as follows: Clark-aye ¢' Klas:sn-aye; Nelson-a~ce¢~
:'crivner-aye; Sawyer-aye; Young;-aye; and B~.11 No. 277 was accordingly
read.
Clark mov ed that rules be suspended and Bill No. 277 be placed
on its second reading, seconded by Nielson, the roll was called and votes
were as follovrs: CL~:rk-aye; Klarun-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye;
Savayer-aye; Youn -a,ye; and B' 11 No. 277 was according~~,ly read.
Klasnm moved that rules be suspended and B:lll No. 277 `:~e placed or
third read.'_ng and upon passage of same become 0 d. No. 276, seconded
by Scrivner, the roll wasc ailed and votes were as follows: Clark-aTe;
Klamm-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Sawyer-aye; Young~_-aye; and B=11 T.v'o. 2'.
was accordingly read, approved by Mayor F?.lger and became Ord. PIo. 276.
Klamm reported that he talked to City A`torney Dorsey about the
<:bove wound tanks at the station on highway X69, prev`.ously I~1ott1s
station. After a discussi n on this matter, it raas decided to have
Mr. Dorsey write a letter regardin;_; just what should ie told the new
occupant, ~rJillrrd Lowell l:eaman, with regard to the burying of the tanks
before he w;u ld be issued license to operate the statS_on.
Policeman C. r'. Smith suge:.ted the City purchase a trash burner
Nlrs. Helen Brophy spoke regarding the heavy bl sting on the
side of Highway No. !}5 and tho:uht if it was not stopped it would do con-
siderable damage to houses surrounding; the vic pity, and requested that the
be ad~irsed to stop the heavy bl~..sting. It ~..as decided that t'~i s
matter awould be taken up with the persons involved and ther_ if this
would not stop the h avy blasting, other steps would nave to be taken
and also it was sugt_ested an ordinance be written covering this rnattcr.
Upon motion by Clare, and seconded by Scrivner that the
purchase of gun for :'Ir. Felts be made in recognitie~n of services rendered,
the roll was called and all voted in favor.
Clark moved that Policeman Donalc. Seneker ha-,e permission to
install the extra siren which the City ha.s on his private car, seconded
by Klamm, the roll was called and all voted in favor.
S:~rivner moved that the Police Coms~ittee be €;iven permission
to purchase five signs with "Speed Electrically Tirned" to be installed
at different places ~hon; the highways in Riverside, seconded by Clark,
the roll w~ s cal7e d and all voted in favor.
Klamsn moved that Bill No. -:78 being bi~1 regulating and
governing taxi cabs and taxi dirvers in the City Limits of Rive~~s}de,
Missouri, be placed on its first read~.ng, seconded by Sa~.~yer, the roll
~•:as called and votes were as follo4rs: Clark-aye; Kla~:rr;-aye; Scrivner-aye;
2,elson-aye; Sa.~ryer-aye; Young-aye; and Bill No. 278 was accordingly read.
Cl~:rk moved that epics be suspended and B'_11 No. 278 be placed
on its second re.dinzJ, seconded by _crivner•, the roll was called and votes
were as follows: Clark-aye; Kla.r,an-aye; Noelson-aye; Scrivne-aye;
Sawyer-aye; Youn -aye; and Bill No. 278 was accordir..g;ly read.
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ria~rch 19, 1957
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Scrivner moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 278 be
placed ~n its third readin; and upon passage of same become Ord. No. 277,
seconded by Nelson, the roll was called a.nd votes were as follows:
Clark-aye; Klanun-aye; Nelson-a.ye; Scrivner-aye; Sawyer-aye; Young-aye;
and Bi_11 P?o. 278 was accordingly r. ad, approved by Mayor Filf;er and
becarr_e Ord. No. 277.
Thereupon Scrivner moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 27'
be placed nn its fist reading, said bill providing for the appropriation
of money out of the general fund of the City of Riverside, Missouri
for t'ne payment of certain indbbtendess as follows:
The Gas Service Co. ~L}6.31
C. _~.Smith (Policemen) 63.75
Platte County gazette (P~isc. Publ~ cat.`ms) 57.35
K. C.,Po~~:er & Light Co.(Jan,~~'eb. ~cP~iar.City'_3a11) 36.71
Southwestern Bell Tel. Co. (1'eb. SII-1-1501 & 1-1191)30.l~0
Stanbary & Co. (Cap, Jacket, Trousers-Policerran
Teer) 87.15
D. L. Ser~eker(Policeman) 162.50
D. B. Swetnarn (Police Court Jdge) 67.50
dirs. L. Davis (Police Court Clerk) 20.00
Charles E. Mullins, Jr.(Architect) 1,142.2l~
t^?ard A. Dorsey (legal services) 101.25
seconded by Clark, the roll was called ar_d votes ~-sere as follows:
Clark-aye; Klar~ra-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner•-aye; Swayer-aye; Youn{,;-aye;
and B'11 No. 279 was accordingly read.
Nelson moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 279
be placed on its second reading, seconded. by Sawyer, the roll was
called and votes were as follows: Clarksaye; Klamrn-aye; Nelson-aye;
Scrivner-aye; Sawyee-aye; Youn£;-aye; and Bill No. 279 was accordingly
road.
Scrivner moved that roles be suspended and B~11 No. 27`;
be bleced on its t'r:ird reading and upon passage of same become
Ord. PTo. 278, seconded by Clark, the roll was called and votes
were a s follo~., s: Clark-aye; Kla-::iu-aye; Scrivner-aye; Nelson-a,~ey'
;sawyer-aye; Young -aye; Bill No. 2`;'9 was accordingly read, a_~proved
by Ma;~or Fi_lger ar.d became Ord. No. 278.
Scrivner moved that Bill No. 280 '~~eing bill authorizing
the gene al City election to be held in the City of Riverside,
1`Iissouri, Tuesday, April 2, 1957, be placed on its first readir•c,
seconded by Nelson, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
ClarP>-aye; Klarnm-aye; Nelsoneaye; Scrivner-aye; Sawyer-aye;
Yount-aye; and Bill No. 280 was accordingly read.
Clark moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 280 be
placed on its second r>ading, seconded by Sawyer, the roll tiaas called
and votes w ere as follows: Clerk-aye; Klamm-aye; Scrivno:-aye;
IvTelson-aye; Sawyer-aye; Youn`.-aye; and Bill No. 280 was accordingly
read.
Sawyer moved that rules be suspended ar~d Bill No. 280 be
placed on its third reading and upon passage of same ec=~me Ord. No.
279, seconded by Clark, the roll was called and votes were as follows.:
Clark-a~*e; Klamrn-aT~e; Nels:r.-aye; Sawyer-a~Te; Scrivner-aye; Young-aye;
B' 11 PTO. 280 was ac,cordir_gly read, approved by Mayor Filger and b ecaine
o~•~. r?o. 279.
Scrivner, moved meeting adjourn, second by C1:irk,
meeting adjourned.
Minutes read and ap~~roved a.s read this 2nd day of April, 1857.
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