HomeMy WebLinkAbout1956-02-21P,INUT~;S U ~' RE'iIGAR MEE'1'IN"
OF THE B .-~. RD OIL' A 1LF.REN
OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE,
MISSOURI
February 21, 1956
A regular meeting of the Board of Alc'.ermen of The City of
Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Mo.
and upon a roll call, Aldermen Clark, Klamm, Nelson, Scrivner and
Young- were present, ;~r~u~ottt_a~sent and Mayor Filger Calling
said meetin" to order.
Minutes of regular meeting of February 7, 1856 were
read and approved as read.
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Collector's report for month of January was read.
N;arshall Boyd requested permission to E;et police car
repaired, and after a discussion was had re~,ardng the many
repairs already trade to the police car, it was suggested that
the car be taken to Edgar ',:'right Garage to see just what was
wrong with car and what it would court to repair sas~.e.
N:r. Mullin submitted to .the co~.mcil preliminary plane
for the City Hall building and other projects to be buil8 on the
City property. These plans were discussed and a few changes
proposed.
Mr. Mullin and I~'.ayor Filter executed agreement between
owner and s.rchitect, rewarding the plane for the building of the
City Ha].1.
NIr. Clifford Srnith, wino applied for the job as policing
in R'~verside was interviewed by the council. It was decided that
iF9Eit3i~Fx ~ev_:ral other matters re~ardinr_ the hiring of a new
policeman should. be settled and r~r. Smith was advised that the
policeman or council m~~ax would advise him possibly by the
next meeting.
Young moved that Bill No. 225 being a bill amending
that portion of Ordinance No. 15 with regard to the Marshall-s
salary and providing for the Marshall~s salary to be X50.00
per year beginning April 1, 1956, be placed on its first
rending, second by Clark, the roll was called and votes were
as follows: Clark-aye; Kla.n~-n-aye; Scrivner-aye; Nelson-aye;
Traugott-absent; Young--aye; and Bill No. 225 was accordingly
read.
Klamm moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 225
be placed on its second reading, seconded by Nelsoh, the roll
was ca~.led and votes were as follows: Clark-a~re~ Klat~~r.-aye; Nelson-aye ;
Scrivner-aye; Tr~.ugott-absent; Young-aye; and B.11 No. 225 was according-
ly read.
Klamm moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 225 be placed
on its t.hir d reading and upon passage of same become Ord. No. 224,
seconded by Clark, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Clark-aye; Scrivner-aye; Nelson-aye; Klamm-aye; `1'rau~;ott, absent;
Young-aye; Bill No. 225 was accordingly read, ap proved by iviayor
F~lger and became 6rd. Iv o. 224.
Thereupon Young moved that Bill No.
Amending Ordinance No. 141 and providin" for
Police Judge be 67.50 per month, beginning .
on its first readin`, seconded by Clark, the
votes were as follows, Clark-aye; Klarrm-aye;
Traugott-absent; Young;-aye; and Bill No. 226
226 being a bill
the Salary of the
April 1 ,1956, be placed
roll was called and
Nelson-aye; Scrivner-age;
was accordingly read.
Clark moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 226 be placed
on its second reading, seconded by Nelson, the roll was called and
Votes were as follows: Clark-ale; Klamm-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye;
Traugott-absent; Young-aye; and Bill No. 226 was accordingly read,
Regular meeting -Minutes of
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t?e bruary 21, 1 956
Klamm moved that rules k~e suspended and Bill No. 226 be
placed on its third r:a ding and upon passage of same become Ord. No. 225,
seconded by Scrivner, the roll was celled and Motes were as follows:
Clark-aye; Klamn~.-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner~ay-e; TrauLOtt-absent;
Young--a}Te; arld Bill No. 226 was accordingly read, approved by Nlayor
Filger and became Ord..
No. c25.
Thereupon Scrivner moved that Bill IIo. 227 being a bill
provi.d`.ng for the appropriation of money out of the general fund.
of the City of Ri~~erside, N1i sours for the payment of certain indeb-
tedness as follows be placed on its first reading:
N1rs. L. Davis("20.00 police court clerk & .80 for scotch
tape) ;x20.80
D. B. Swetnam (Police Court Judge) 50.00
tiJ. H. Boyd(25.00:Marshall and X125.00 policing, Relief
policeman ~Y12.50) 162.50
Kansas City Pol~aer 8- Light Co.(Comm. Lighting-Feb.T56) 56.25
~dard A. Dorse~(Legal Service rendered from NoY., 1955
to Feb. 1956) 75.00
seconded by I?elson, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Clark-ale; Klamm-aye; IQelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Traugott-absent;
Young-aye; and Bill No. 227 was accordingly read,
Nelson roved that rules be suspended and. Bill No. 227 be
placed on its second re~sding, seconded by Klamm the roll was called
and. votes k:ere as follows: C1^rk-ale; Klamrr,~-aye; Scrivner-aye;
Nelson-aye; 'Traugott-absent; Young-aye; and Bill No. 227 was accordingly
read.
Klamm moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 2 27 be placed
on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ord. No. 226,
seconded by Scrivner, the r ll was called and votes were as follows
Clark-aye; Klarr~-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-a~-e; Traugott-absent;
Young-aye; and Bill Nol 227 was accordingly read a:proved by P;ayor
]~'ilger and became Ord. No. 226.
Thereupon K~.amm moved that the ap:li-•a t ~. on of Fiert I. Burd
for Residential build;ng permit be accepted, ss;onded by C]a rk, the
roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klam?~-aye;
:",triunes aye; Nelson-aye; Traugott-absent; Young-aye.
Clarkrnoved. meeting adjoirn, seconded by young,meeting
adjourned.
Minutes read and approved as rea.dth.is 6th day of N~arch, 1956.
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