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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954-10-19Minutes of Regular ffieeting of Bo~~rd of Aldermen of City of River- side, Miss Dori A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri wa_s held October 19, 195L at the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri at 8:00 p.m. Upon a roll call, aldermen Clark, Klamm, Nelson, Panus, Scrivner, and Young •~aere present. Mayor Filger dalling said meeting to order. The minutes of October 5, 195-1- meeting were read and the correction being made that an application of Emery Brenner ratherthan L. R. Renn~-r was presented to the council with the request that the road running in front of the Baptist Church, in a northerly direction, north of Highway 69, be named either Renner or Homestead Road, the minutes were then approved as read. Colleetor~s report was read. Young reported the dust and smoke ordinance was not comx~leted. Mr. J. Y. McA?anus summarized the work he and his assistant had done re~tardin~; the auditing of the City's books and stated this matter was in good order. He presented books which summed up the major part of th.e auditing. Mr. McManus sugg~estedthat alphabetic files for each year for disbursements be madeand that his fee would be approximately X325.00. Mr. Boswell presented the matter of hispaying X50.00 per year for the one trailer he had in the rear of his cleaning business and expressed his opinion that he thought it was too high for one trailer. The council stated the reason this license was X50.00 was solely because they didnot want every resident and business place to have a trailer on the beck of their property and if the business r,lace which did have a trailer thought they were helpf ul enough for protection of their business, they would not object to the 50.00, also that nothing ould be done about the past license fees, but the future fees would be reviewed. Young reported which was for the purpcs e of Budget Committee for a levee Thereupon Panu ing for the appropriation of of Riverside, for the pa yment on Mr. Filger~s and his trip to Washington trying to secure sufficient funds of the in this area. s moved that Bill No. 161.}. being a bill provid- money out of the general fund of the City of c~srtain indebtedness as follows: J. Y. McN'anus & Co. (Binder) X5.80 Pa.rkville 'Hater Co. ('~Tater) 4.50 Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. (Telephone) 9.01 8 75 Demaree Stationery Co. (Stationery Supplies) . G. M. Peters Agency (Insurance) 31.32 1 00 ?nlard A. Dorsey (Legal Advise at Police Court) . Midwest Precote Co. (Rock for Roads) 37.82 Arthur Felts (Policing) 85.00 Ervin E. Felts (Policing) 8.00 C. E. Atwell (Marshall) 50.00 D. B. Swetnam (Judge of Police Court) 50.00 Mrs. L. Davis (Clerk of Police Court) 10.00 I. Paulhe 50100 Andrew Batliner (Policeman) 1.00 second by Clark, the ro 11 wasc alled and votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klamm-aye; Nelson-aye; Panus-aye; Scrivner-aye; Young-aye; and Bill No. lbl~ was re ad accordingly. Thereupon Klamm moved that rules be suspended and that Bill No. 161.E be placed on its second reading, second by Scrivner, the roll ti:~as called and votes were as follows: Clark-aye; Klamm-aye; Nelson-aye; Panus#sye; Scrivner-aye: _oung-aye; ~=mod. -ii a_1 :o. lF,(;. «-~j.s ~ c,~c>z°c'.:' =~!-Y re r.<l . Thereupon Klamm moved that r1les be suspended and that Bill No. 161,. be pl ced on itsthird reading and upon passabe of same becone Ordinance No. 161}, second by Scrivner, the roll was called and Minut=s of reggular meetin g Octoberl9, 195L~. Page 2 votes sere as follows: Clark-aye; Klemm-aye; Nelsongaye; Panus-aye; Scriv..ei~--~-~ ; Young-aye; and Bill No. 16La. teas accm dingly read, approved by Nlayor Pilger and became Ordinance No. 161}.. Thereupon Klemm moved that Hughes~s application for businesslicense to operate a nursery be accepted, subject to receiving check in the sum of 422.92; that the application of Paul Schrel'Ml for ~up~es~i~~cense to operate a bakery be approved; and that Roy Renner~s application for building permit for house be approved subject to his properly filling out the proper form in duplicate, second by Panus, all voted in favor. Panus mmved r~ eting adjourn, second by Nelson, meeting adjourned. Read and approved as read this 2nd day of November, 195L}.. <~~~ ~! ~~ ayox~"