HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954-02-02I~~INUT~:S OF R~,GULAR I~EE`i'iNG OF BOP.RD
OF ALDERi~iETy OF THL CITY OF
Rl VLRSIDL, T4I SS OURI
A reg.lar meeting of the Board of Alderir~en of the City
of Riverside, Missouri was held a.t the City Hall on February 2, 1954-,
Upon a roll call, Aldermen Beach, Clark, Par_us, Scrivner and Young
were present. The ~~.eeting ws~s called to order by T~':ayor Filger.
Tr_ereupon Panus reported th.~ t the one-man comsiittee on the
namin~° of the streets in the City of Riverside was working; out very
well.
Panus suggested that a bill be passed and become an cx~dinance
regarding and providing; for vacation of any public square, park,
street, etc. and after discusses cf same Panus moved that dill No.
133 beinp_; a bill providing; vocedure for the v~~cation of any public
square, public park, street, avenue, alley, or other highway or part
thereof in thed City ofkRiverside, Missouri, be placed on its first
reading.Se~~ r~~l~~~ ca.lled and the votes were as follows: Beach
Aye; Clark, aye; Klemm-absent; Panus, aye; Scrivner, aye; Young-aye
and Bill No. 133 was read accordingly.
Thereupon Panus moved th<~t rules be suspended and that Bill
'~?o. 133 be placed on its second rea.din~?;, se conc. by Beach, the roll was
called and the votes were as follows: Beacn-aye, Cl~.rk-aye, Klemm-absent,
Panus, a.ye; Scrivner°-aye, Younr-aye , and Bill PTo. 133 was rc~_ d
ac c o rdi n ply .
Thereupon Clarlnoved that rules be s<spended and thst
Rill b?o. 133 be placed u?-on its third reading and that u;oon passage
of same become Ordinance No. 133, second by Young, the roll was called
and the votes were as follows; Be^ch-aye; Clark-aye; Klarrm-absent;
Panus-aye; Scrivner-aye; Young-aye. Bill No. 133 was accordingly
read, declared passed, and was approved by N;ayor A'ilger and became
Ord'.nance ~?o. 133.
Young was appointed as a commi+.-tee of one to contact the
Fi~;h~•ray department to put up the sign on the ";Jest Gity Limits of the
Cit;r o~ Riverside, Psi scurf on Hig~tizay 45.
Thereuron a discussion wa_s had in regard to tY;.e c~_r
expense ail~wance to be raid, C. E. Atwell, Andrew Batliner and
Lee Le:~~~o~nd~~t]~odn~^mr~° e~°n5by Clark that the maximun allowance be
made°s eoncc`~f by ~erivner, all voted in favor.
Young reported on budget cor~mittee The City of Riverside
could buy a195t~ ~~.-door Ford with. al]. accessories 'or Y1600.00.
2-door Chevrolet with no extras, ~"13L~8.00 and Dodge, with accessories
''~?_100.00. Chevrolet dump truck, 2-ton,~1680.32, additional equipment
extra.. Fmd dump truck, equipped with 10 f.'t, durtip bed, completely
~quirned, x'2200.00. Dodge 2-ion dur,p truck fully equipped would
cost from `','.2200.00 to .~26C`0.00.
PAGE 2 -, r'INL~TES RT~~GL?I~AR TSEETING, Feb. 2, 1954
It was reported that Idr. Hahn expressed his willingness
to work most every day up until L4.:00 p.m. and that he would
have cards printed with Messrs. Atwell, Lemon and his name on
them. These cards w~~uld snow where the foregoing men caz ld be
reached and ,:hen they were on duty. The cards would be placed
dear the telephone in the ~-ub].ic businesses in the laity of
Riverside.
Therein=on Beach reported that PT^ssrs. At~w~ell, S~.aetnam
and. himself talked about crianginr~ iv`r, i^Jest schedule so that he
could start to work a little e rlier in the evening in order
to ~~t some of the speeders in the evening- hush rnours.
Therein-on Bill ?PTO. 13L4. being a bill tmoviding for the
a.ppropri ~tion of moneq out of the rTeneral fund of the City of
Riverside, p7~souri ~"or the r_>a-T~mentof certain im ebtedness, as
follows:
Nr. Cha.rles r, Atwell - i;r50.00 Salnry, Jan. 31, 1951}.
and :1;50.00 Car expenses for Dec.~& Jan., 1954 X100.00
I. Paulhe (Jan. 3l, 1c54) /yr3 50.00
Ivrs. Cana Swartz (Sanitation expenses) 10.00
I~rd A. Horsey (Services) ps'3 435.00
~~ndrew Ba.tliner (Car expnnses, De~.& Jan. 1954) 30.00
Lee I,^m on (Car expenses, Dec. 8~ Jan., 19511-) 30.00
`niilliam Harrison Norton ~/g~.3 10.00
.00
upon motion by Panus a.nd second. by Clark, Bill No. 134 was placed
on its first reading. The roll w~3s called and thevotes were as
follows: Beach-aye; Clark-aye; Kla:mm-absent; Scrivner-aye; Fanus-aye;
and Young aye; and. Bill ATO. 13t4. was rF';,d accordingly.
Th^-.re,zcon Clark moved that rules be suspended and that Bill Dio. 1304.
be placed on itssecond reading, second by Scrivner, the roll ~~aas
called and the votes were as follows: B~~^ch-aye; Clark-aye; Klarnm-
~bsFnt; Panus-age; Scrivner-aye; and Young-aye. Biil P1o. 131.4.
was r~ ad accordingly.
Thor ux~on Scrivner moved that rules be suspended and that Bill No. 134
be r~laced ucon its third r adin~^ anc th+t upon pass-age of same
become ordinance No. 134, second by Fanus, the roll F•:as called and the
votes here as 1'0llo~•JS• 3a~.ch-aye; Clark-aye; Klamr~i-absent; Panus-aye;
Scrivner-afire; You.nM-aye; and Bill No. 131;. was accordingly read,
decl.red passed, wa.s approved by P~'ayor Filger and became Ordinance
T,To , 13 ~.,
Pants moved meeting adjourn, second by Scrivner, meeting adjourned .
T"T°TUm S :~' ~1D Ai\'D APPROV"D AS R~~;D TNIS 10th D:Y OF FEBRLTifHY, 19511.