HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954-01-05MINUTES OF R EGUI~R N>F ETING OF FsOAisD
OF A]G.DERNL'N OF THE CITY
OF' R:':VER6IDE, N~ISS:~URI
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City
of R verside, N;issou.ri was held at the City Hall on January 5, 1954•
Upon a roll call, P.lderrr~en, Beach, Clark, Klamm, Scrivner, ~/+NVs
and Young were present. The rr.eeting was called to order by T°iayor
Filger.
Klamm brought up the subject of hiring 'rJard A. Dorsey,
Attorney for the City Attorney, either on a monthly basis or
hourly basis. The matter was discussed and before an a;-reerr~ent could
be reached, it was decided to write Mr.Dorsey a ]e tter requesting
that he write us giving us in deta'1 what service the City of Rfi:verside
would be entitled to if he wero hired on a monthly basis at ;125.00
per month. P_fter receiving hi.s letter the council could then decide
on what rasis he should be hired. Mayor Filer requested that Young
write the letter to Nir. Dorsey.
Thereupon Roy Renner reorted on the meeting ha.d by the
cog,: ittee w' eh w ss to locate prop,~rty in the City of Riverside for
Cityr :call, Fi;.ehouse and Post Office. Mr. Renner stated the most
reasonable and best suitable pro :e rty which could be found was
property north of Nir. Leslie Rennet's house. It would have 150 ft.
frontage on Highway 69 on the west ad extends to the creek on the east.
On the South is N_r, Leslie'Renner's house and on the North T9r. U~eido's
property. The price of this property as quoted by Nir. Il~eslie Renner
is X50.00 per foot, but he also stated that the price could possib7ly
be lowered, depending; on the type of building to be erected. The
council decided that they and the Mayor should look at the property
and N!ayor Filger sug,~,ested that they do so Saturday afternoon, 2:00~~^'~,
January `i, 1954•
Mayor Filger re;?orted on inforrr~ation received from
Allen Cl-ievrolet red arding the i~urch~ se of cas for City of Riverside.
A 1954 two-door Chevrolet, 6 cylinder and ro extras would cost
~~1358.00, but to date he didn't have price on a truck.
Thereupon Panus sug~~ested writing Nir. hnox a letter with
cony to T~~rs. Eldridge regardinrc the liquor license on Nrs. ~Tridge's
Tavern.
Thereupon Panus br~~ught up the subject of the Parkville
'r?ater Company having an application before the Public Service Corranission
for public convenience ar_,d r_ecessity in certain portions of Platte
County N:onday, January 11, 1954, and thought it would be well for
someone from City of Riverside be there to represent said City.
Clark sur-„r.;ested that Younz; a.nd Panus '~>e pr~;sent at the he~:ring and
also thought Judge Hil-iie~r should go, if the said people were in
agreement. T
Thereupon Bill Tvo. 131 tieing a bill providing for the
appropri^.tion of rr~~ney out fof the generr;l fund of the City of
Riverside, N:issouri for the pa~nnent of certain Indebtedness, as
follows:
Parkville Special Road District 66 Ton Gr~~val X95.92
Comet Printing 17.65
Telephone Bill 6.44
Schooley Printing Co. 6.00
Robert J. Williams(Specia.l Printin for Cityi 30.00
C. E. Atwell (Dec. 31, 1953) 50.00
I. Paulhe (Dec. 31, 1953) 50.00
Upon motion by Scrivner and second by Klamm, Bi_.l No. 13Z was p]Laced
„~ on its first reading. The roll was called and the vote was as follows:
Beach-aye; Clark-aye; Klamm-aye; Panus-aye; Scrivner-aye; and Young-ayes
and Bill No. 131 was read accordingly.
Thereupon Panus moved that rules be suspended and that Bill No. 131
be paced on its second reading, second by Klamm., the roll was called and
the vote was as follows: Beach-aye; Clark-aye; K7Larr1n-aye; Panus-aye;
Scrivner-aye;&`TOUn~;-aye; and Bill No. 131 wa.s read accordingly.
Pa;~e 2 - Niinut:-s of Regular meeting - City of Riverside, N.o.
Janus>ry 5, 1954•
Thereupon Clark moved that rules be suspended ar_d that Bill No. 131
be placed upon its third reading and that upon passa,;e of same become
Ordinance DIo. 131, second by Parus, the roll was called and the vote
was as follows: Beach-aye; Clerk-aye; Kaa.rrs~.-aye; Parus-aye;
crivner-aye; and young-aye, Bi).l Igo. ]L3D~ was accordin~~ly read,
declared passed, ar~d ;;2s a, proved by i'fiayor Fil. er and became
Ordinance I~'o. 131.
Panus m•~red that ir.ceting adjourn, second by Klarnm, meeting
adjourned.
Minutes read and ap proved as ra d this 19th day of January, 1954.
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