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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1955-05-03Minutes of Regular meeting of Bo and of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Missouri A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held May 3, 1955 at the City Hall in Riverside Missouri and upon a roll call, Aldermen, Clark, Klamm, Nelson, Scrivner, ax~i Traugott, and Young were present, Mayor Filger calling said meeting to order. read . Minutes of meeting of April 19 were read and approved as Collector's report for April, 1955 was read. Thereupon Young moved that we approve the Vapotane Co.'s application for business building, but due to the fact of possible potential hazards of this type buainess which are unknown to the council, the permit befor 120 days or until August 31, 1955 and if there were no complaints, then perhaps the permit would be extended, Second by Clark the roll was called and all voted in favor. Mr. Jason Jones spoke regarding the R5 Summer Recreatirmn Program and asked the City for donation. Mr. Jones was assured by the council that he could count of a donation from Riverside, but the would be arrived at later on in the meeting. It was then decided and agreed lzpon by the council to make a cont ibution of vxv~~200.00 to the #5 Summer Recreation Program J~.~~ is ~ ~-~; o~~~i. Young brought up the subject that he has been asked many times by a certain firm if he would let them install a self-serving ice h:;use. He stated he would like to have this type of business, but if it cause people to comphin about it he would not have the firm install said ice-house, but on the other hand if other places in Riverside would be alAO~d ~o~c~h~ety~~e ~g o1~~~3or~es~s~,~d~~~tgoo~s~io~ldab~,~~.,-E,Q~` allowed to have same, e counci se ed o agree here would '~e no objections especially if the;;-buildings were l~pt up. Scrivner reported on road in Northwood Acres; he had talked to property a1 ne rs where the City had anticipated widening road, and there were several ~ operty owners who would not consent to giving 10 feet for the right of way. The council then thought it would be best to patch up the road, but to get bids from two companys beBore consenting one of the companys to do the wort. A pct e from Rural Mail Carrier Burrechter was read regarding the city to patch up the roots in front of the mail boxes in iiverside. Also the subject of the special road district of Platte Co~_mty waaegoing to have their meeting in Parkville, May 7, 1955 and it was requested the Road Committee attend. Thereupon Young reported on the Police Committee, stating since Clark r~=signed and Atwell and i~Jheeler were doing all the work, they have had several applicants, but NIr. Thomas Malone, who had experience in this type of work w~~.s chosen and hired as Policeman for Riverside, fors al r~~,,Pfy~260.00 per month, 2t} hour a day call, and six days per week.~'a'A`l~o'''that the 7th day of ~bhch week gould g~obably be taken care of by Atwell. Thereupon Young moved that Bill No. 190 being a bill levying a license tax to be paid by all pe rsons, firms, or corpm ations en gaged in the businessof supplying water to residential, commerci al and industrial users within the city of Riversi de, Missouri, providing for the method and time ofpaying said tax, and p? oviding penalty for violation he Hof, 'decp~dcb~t 6nriitsef'~.r~3bera~~ing, second by Scrivner, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-afire; Klatt~n-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivr~er-aye; Traugott-aye; and Young-aye; and bill iio. 190 was accordingly read. rules be suspended and Thereupon Klamm moved that/Bill No. 190 be placed on its second reading, second by Nelson, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-ay®; Klamm-aye; Scrivner-aye; Nelson-aye; Traugott-aye and Young-aye; and Bill No. 190 was accordingly read. Page 2 Minutes of Meeting of May 3, 1955 Thereupon Yong moved that rules be suspended and Bill i+To. 190 be placed on its third reading and upon passage of scene become Ord. No. 1~9 second by Klamm, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klamm-aye; Scrivner-aye; Nelson-a~je; Traugott;aye; Young-aye; and Bill 'v'o, 190 was accordingly read, approved by Mayor i~i.lger and became Ord. No. 189. Thereupon Klarmn moved that Bill No. 191 being a bill hiring Thomas Ma~d~ne as policeman in Rive rsi de for a s a1~ry~~60, 00 per month, to be on call 21.E hrs, per day, 6 days a week, e p iced on its first reading, second by Clark, the ~ 11 was called and votes ere as follows: Clark-aye; Klamm-ayes. Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Traugott-aye; and Young-aye; and Bill No. 191 was accordingly read. Thereupon Nelson mw ed that rules be suspended and Bill No. 191 be placedon its second reading, second by Scrivner, the roll w,s called and votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klamm-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Traugo tt-aye; and Young-aye; and Bill No. 191 was accordingly r ea d. Thereupon Klamm moved th at rules be su~ended and Bill No. 191 be placed on its third reading and upon passage of scene become Ord, No. 190 second by Clark, the roll was called and votes were as fb llows: Clark-afire; Klamm-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivre r-aye; Traugott-aye; and Young-aye; Bill No. X91 was accordin gly read, approved by Mayor Filger and became Ord, No.190. Thereupon Klaznm moved that the application of Ralph Hon.ycutt for residential building permit and Mrs. Edna Moth s ar,~lication for business building Pe rmit be approved, second by Clark, the roll w=~s called and all voted in favor. Thereupon Klamm moved that Bill No. 192 being a bill providing for the appropriation of money outof the general fund of the City of Riverside, Mss sours, for the ~yment d certain indebteuness as follows: C. E. Atwell (50.00 for Marshall, plus X100 fm polic ing ) ~p15U.00 W. R, W~~eeler (Pvlicirg ) 100.00 Filger Oil Co. (Equipment for police car) 1~ Alva Maxwell,,~xecutrix (Renfl April, 1955) 75.00 I. Paulhe (Actg City Clark) 50.00 R5 Summer Recreation Program 200.00 be placed on its first reading, second by Clark, the roll was called and votes were as f ollows : Clark-ale; Klamm-afire; Ne lson-aye; Scrivre r-aye; Traugott~aaye; and Young-aye; and Bill No. 192 was actor dingly read. Thereupon Nelson mov ed that rules be suspended and Bill No. 192 be pla ced on its second reading, second by Scrivner, the roll was called and votes ,ere as follows: Clark-a~*e; Klamm-aye; Scrivner-aye; T?elson-aye; Traugott-aye; and Young;-aye; and Bill No. 192 was acc~ dingly read. Thereupon Klamm moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 192 be pl=iced on its third. reading; and upon passage of same become Ord, No. 191 second by Nelson, the roll was called and votes were as follows: Clark-a6e; Klamm-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Traugott,aye; and Young-ale; and Bill No. 192 was actor dingly read, approved by Mayor Filger and became Ord. No. 191. Young rrx~ved meeting adjourn, second by Clark, meeting adjourn Read and a proved as re d this 17th day of May, 1955.