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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1956-12-18Ntinutes of Regular Meeting Decem':,er 18, 1956, A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of The City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall on December 18, 1956, at 8:00 p.m. and upon a roll ca171, Aldermen Clark, Nelson, Scrivner, Sawyer and. Young were present, Klamm absent and Mayor Fiber calling said meetine; to order. ':i'~XBi~ggYNK~s`X~KXg~ Mr. E. I. Myer, Engineer was present and due to his having; to leave for mother meeting, a discussion was had re~ardin~ the roads in Sev-n Oaks Addition. He recommended that since the addition was so small a 26 foot road would probably work out okay, and that he definitely recommended. a b" base and 2' hot mix on top and. that it be constructed according, to the standard specifications included in most contracts. Mr. Newmeyer spoke regarding his wanting to get permission for the Riverside Development Co.:.p any to have a portable rock crusher in Riverside, along :iighway 45~ after a short diseussion, Clark moved that permission be given the Riverside Development Company for a period of 90 days and. for the sur:. of X25.00 to operate a portable rock crusher in Riverside, seconded by Nelson, the roll was called end votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klamm-absent; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Sawyer-aye; Young-aye; Clark moved that w=x~x~ the City ha~~e a hearing on the vacation of a public street in the City of Riverside at 7:30 p.m. Janu~~ry 8, 1957, seconded by Nelson, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-aye; K~~mmsabsent; tlelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Sawyer-aye; and Young-aye; Young moved that we accept Mr. 1"lyers~s recommendation for 26+ Toad in Seven Oaks Addition with the hot mix according to his Rproximate~ specifications for the reason that the road will only service lots and. it is a dead end street, seconded by Scrivner, the roll was called and votes were as follows Clark-ays; K~~snm-a~ae~nt; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Sawyer-aye; and Young-aye. After ~asxD4~ymxxs~~~s~ad Mayor Filger reported on the results of the hearing which was had regarding the re-zoning of the trailer parks and. the above ground. storage tanks and reading the recomne ndation af' the Zoning Board, Scrivner moved that there be no changes in the Zoning Ordinance since at the meeting it wss reported that of the twentypeople present at said. meeting, two persons ti•.ere for the re-zoning; and 18 people against cha ding said ord._nance, seconded by Sawyer, the roll w as called and votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klamm-absent; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Sawyer-aye; and Young-aye;. Thereupon Sawyer moved that Bill No. 268 being bill appropriating money out of the general fund. of the City of Riverside, rissouri for the payment of certain indebtedness as follows be placed on its first reading: Faster Equipment Company (Wager 'lank) X277.58 G'l1 Studios (Decal License) 65.00 K. C. P & L. Co. (Electricity Service) 6.12 Clifford. F. Smith (Policing) 58.50 Southwestern Bell Tel. Co. (Tel. service) 32.79 Donald L. Sereker (`'olicing) 150.00 Gott Printing Co. (Letterhead. e.nd Env.) 3.65 Commercial Er>g.Co. 13.33 The Platte Co. Gazette 13.50 D. B. Swetnam(Police Court Jdge) 67.50 Pairs. L. Davis (Police Co$r$ 20.00 Second by Scrivner, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-a.ye; Klamm-absent; Pielson-aye; Scrivner-aye; sawyer-aye; and Young-afire; Bill No. 268 was accordingly.re~:d. Scrivner moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 268 be paced on its second reading, seconded by Clark, the roll was called Page 2 - Piinutes - 12-18-,6 and. votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klamsn-absent; Aelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Sawyer-aye; Young-aye; and. Bill Pio. 268 was accordingly read.. Clark moved that fiti~l~s be suspended and B'1 No. 268 be placed. on its third reading, and upon passage of same become Ord. No. 267, seconded by Scrivner, t:e roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klamm-absent; Ne7.~n -aye; Scrivner-Aye; Sawyer-aye; Young-aye; and. Bill N;. 268 was accordingly read, a;,proved by I•:a;-or F,.lger and became Ord.. No. 267. Scrivner moved meeting adjourn, second by Clark, meeting adjourned. ~: ~~, / ~ ~ ;~ ~v ~,, , ~~ ~; z ~- ~- ~~~~~-~~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~~ f ~ ~_~ ~ ~ ~~ ~' At Regular Meeting of Bd of Aldermn, Dec. 18, 1956, 8:00 p.m. Mr. E. I. Ni~~Cer, Engineer for Riverside spoke regarding roads for Mr. Pease in 70aks Addition. Mr. Myers stated we 'tied adopted an ordinance requiring a 30 ft.-back to back road. Pease at the time made statement that he was willing to .~o to X6.00 a foot. If h® puts in the 30 ft. back to back and uses hot mix, the best price he has been able to get is X9.50 per foot. He came into the office and requested reconsideration and on November 18rrote us a letter advising he would go up to X6.00 and wanted to use oil penetration in the event he could not get the price down to 6.00. Mr. Myer stated they are building streets with midtiyay grade and 28 ft. back to back, same specific~~tions as we have and it is costing X7.20 per foot. He took the liberty to get a quotation from same company f or Mr. Pease on e 26 ft. back to back concrete curbs 6" packing and 2" asphaltic concrete surf act, which would make 22ft. pavement and could park on shoulders. He ageeed (the contractor) if Mr. Pease wouod allow him to put in a thousand feet at a time he would do that for X6.50. I informed Mr. Pease to have his engineer contact several contractors to have competitive bids on the project and set out just exactly what he wants to do. He wanted to do a small portion ~,t a time, approximately 300 ft. on first un~, and Mr. Myers thought it would not work on the small amount he wanted to do. Mr. Pease said he wanted to use hot mix on the higher Fcrades and oil penetration on the flat surface. Mr. Myer would not or could not recommend this as it would not work at all. Mr. Pease would go along with the hot mix on the 26 ft. streets if they would lower it to that. Theywould put in the streets according to the specifications, submitting a copy of the specifications. They are very similar to those Mr. Bufford had; Young advised. the letter we had written was before they were goin~~ aheed with it. But t~;_e y have assured I~ir. Myer at 5:00 p.m. to go with the hot mix and that is if the streets are reduced from 30 ft. to 26 feet. Myer stated that Mr. Pease started out the the thought of using the oil penetration and he sold the lots on that basis. He is willing to pay up to X6.50 if necessary. Youngasked how long the streets would. last with the hot-mix and PZr. Myers advised the type of traffic 7 Oaks addition would h-ve the street should last at least 6 or 7, but possibly r..ight patch a few holds. The contractor and/ or Mr. Pease is to guanartee the ma_ntenance for two years. Mr. Myers suggested we have an ordinance requiring the minizrun of the streets width be 26 ft. and in larger additions have a wider street, rr~ost streets are 26+, 30~ and !~0-.