HomeMy WebLinkAbout1954-11-02MINUTES OF RE@ULAR 1~iEETliu~ uF
BOARD OF ALDEfd"lE~d OF THE
CITY OF RIV ~, RSIDE, M0 .
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the
city of Riverside was held November 2, 1951.x. at the City Hall in Riverside,
Missouri, upon a roll call, aldermen Nelson, Klamm, Fanus, Scrivner and
Young were present; Clark Absent. Mayor Filger calling said meeting
to order.
Minutes of previous meeting of October 19,1954 were read
and approved as read.
There~xp~3i Panus moved that Bill No. 165 being a
bill regulating the creation of dust and discharge thereof into the
air by any business, factory, rock quarry or racetrack within one-half
mile of any residents or any building used for residential purposes
be placed on its first Peading, second by Young, the roll was called
and votes were as Follows, Clark-absent; Klamm-aye; Fanus-aye; Nelson-aye;
Scrivner-aye; Young-aye; and Bill No. 165 was accordingly read.
Klamm moved that rules be suspended and that Bill No. 165
be placed on its second reabi ng, se coed by Ne lson, the roll was called
and votes were as follows: Clark-absent ; Klamm-aye; Nelsen-aye;
Panus-aye; Scrivner-aye; Young-aye; and Bill No. 165 was accordingly
read.
Panus moved that rules be suspended and than Bill No. 165
be placed on its third reading and upon passage of same become Ordinance.
No. 165,. second by Scrivner, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Clark-akirssfy Klamm-aye; Panus-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Young aye;
and Bill No. 165 was read accordingly, approved by Mayor Filger and
beca~e ordinance No. 165.
Thereupon Fanus moved that Bill No. 166 being a bill regulating
the emission of smoke ch emica ls, gas, or fume s from the chimneys or
smokestacks of any buildings or engines, boilers, locomotives, or edr~ter
contrivances within the city limits of the City of Riverside and
providing for a penalty for violation hero of, be placed on its first
reading, second by Young, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Clark-absent, Klamm-sye; Panus-aye; Nelson-aye; Scrivner-aye; Young-aye;
and Bill No. 166 was read accordingly.
Kla.mm moved that rules be suspended and Bill No. 166 be
placed on its second rc;ading, second by Scrivner, the roll was ca~.led
and votes were as follows: Clark-absent; Klarrnn-aye; Nelson-age;`
Panus-aye; Scrivner-aye; Young-aye; and Bill No. 166 was read accordingly.
Scrivner moved that rules be suspended and that Bill No. 166
be placed on its th ird reading and upon passage of same become Ordinance
No. 166, second by Nelson, the roll was called and votes were as follows:
Clark-absent; Klamm-aye; Nelson-aye; &anus-aye; Scrivner-aye; Young-aye;
and Bill No. 166 was read accordingly, approved by Mayor Filger and
became ordinance No.166.
Thereupon, Panus moved th at Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Sharpers
business aprlic~tion Bor opeRating the Last Frontier Tavern be
approved, second by Young the roll was called and all voted in favor.
Mr. Atwell expressed his opinion as to accessories i'or the
police car, but since it was decided at a prior meeting this was to
be handled by the police committee andthe Marsh all, it was not necessary
for the council to decide on this matter.
Young presented a map of the City of Riverside which was
iv en t by the Power and Light Company with reference to vicinities
in whicYgi~~it would probably benefit the city most and a discussion was
had on this matter, second by Klamm,
Young moved meeting adjourn,meet adjoatrned.
Read and approved thi s 16th day of No ve b er, 954 •
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