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Home My WebLink About1951-11-28~. °'. ~tircrside M I S S O U R I 28 November 1951 Minutes of Council of diveraide meeting 28 November 1951 i:oubcilmen present Young riot' Renner, Schrivner and Eagle. Meeting called to order by Mayor r'ilger Minutes of 21 November 1951 meeting read and approved by vote, carried. Upon invitation Mr. Frank DeBow,9ir.Swetnam,and Mr.Pettia were present to die:uss city problems. Motion by .:ounc.lman Eagle as stated - Mr. Victor Panes be relieved as city attorney and City Clerk at present monthly salary and retained only on call basis effective 30 November 1901. Motion astound by vouncilman Young Notion vote - in favor unamous against none. Passed. 3+:otion by Jouncilman Eagle as stated - Mr. Victor Panne deliver to ~:eyor r'ilger all city records and property upon payment of his current account. ~:otion astound ~y Councilman i3ot ilenner Motion vote - in favor unamous, against none Passed. ~:otion by .:ouncilman Eagle as stated -The city treaturer be ordered to expend form the City treasaxy the sum of ~ 22.00 payable to the Missouri Municipal League for payment of service fees and!dues for try a fiscal year ending 31 October 1952. Motion seoound by slot' Fenner ~:otion vote - in favor unamous, against none passed New 3usiness Ctrs . i~reen and Mrs John ~3renner presented the following conditions which if approved by the council no further action on their pact would be paken to promote the circulation of a petition to dis- incorporate the City of c~ivereide. the unsigned, nondeaignsted list is made a part of trdae minutes by attachment were on. councilman Eagle informed the ladies no immediate action could be tasen by the .:ouncil without legal advise on the matter. n signature on the list of conditions was ask for in order to justify any expenditure of city funds for legal council, this wee not consented to by the Ladies. .:ouncilman Eagle further advised the ladies no persona or °S~vEasrp~M~ group of citizens had ever brought the matter of dis- ~~~'~~~°o incorporation complaint before the council, thus we were _~~ u~„ ~' in doubts at to whom t hey represented or exactly what \~-,~`D~ __~ ~= their complaint might be . ueneral discussion followed with no plan other than to ,_\~ learn the basis of dis-incorporation petitions and to "~~ ~~ s o y a con i one a =;, ,~ °°~~b~~~sow° Mayor ~'ilge j~ k, ~~6r ~ournment FRIENDLY ~~1 ~~.ys ~~/./il ~~~"]~ ~ F. F." FILGi:k suomititiea. Voted passed.