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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI
JULY 18, 1995
A regular seating of the Board of Aldermen was held in
the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on July 18, 1995, at
7:30 p.s. Those present were Aldermen Aylstt, Tetera,
Marshall, beard and Owen; Alderson Auat, absent and Mayor
Batty Burch called said meeting to order.
It was decided to dispense with the reading of the
Minutes of July 11, 1995 for the present tile.
Robert H. Ernating, 4923 NW Gateway, #18, presented
business license application for desk-top Solutions at ease
address. The nature of the business is desk-top publishing,
computer consultation, on-site Ccuatoser's site) sales of
computer equipsent, resale of printed items. This was
approved subject to the payment of the fee.
Dave Ramsey, 9635 N. Woodland, Kanaaa City, MO 64155
presented Special Uae Permit and Application for Business
License for Ramsey Motors at 4400 NW Gateway. This is for
the sale of used vehicles.
Tetera coved to approve the Special Uae Permit for
Ramsey Motors, seconded by Aylstt, the vote was Aldermen
Aylstt, Tetera, Marshall, Beard and Owen, yea, Alderson Auat,
absent. This was approved aub~ect to the payment of the fee.
Ramsey Notora application was approved aub~ect to the
payment of the fee.
Rose Selleck, Elfrieda Garner, and Bet Wardrus were
present, representing the Retired Senior Volunteer
Progress Clowns and requested that the City Proclais the week
of August 1 through August 7, 1995 as National Clown Week.
Alderman Tetera coved to proclais the week of August 1,
through August 7, 1995, as National Clown Week, seconded by
Alderson Marshall, the vote was Aldermen Aylstt, Tetera,
Marshall, Beard and Owen, yea; Alderman Auat, absent.
Chief Robert Bayless spoke to the Mayor and Board,
saying that he had previously told then that he would like to
take a few minutes at the next Board Meeting to introduce
some of the Public Safety people who have been given awards:
First he said that Thosaa E. Archibald has cospleted ten
years with the City on July 10, 1995 and has earned the ten
year pin. Thosaa Archibald is in charge of the fleet.
Second is Daryl L. Karr who has bean with the Department for
five years and has earned the five-year pin, as of June 17,
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Third, M. William Hearrold has been working in our Public
Safety Department this summer and receiving college credits.
Chief Bayless gave the Mayor and Board members a copy of the
Reference Book, which consists of State Statutes, City
Ordinances, and other references to miscellaneous agencies.
Each member of the Public Safety Department has one and
others can be obtained. The cost for the printing these
booklets was very nominal.
Fourth, Brian Shafer and Daryl Karr performed CPR on a person
who had collapsed and were able to revive him by the time
?LAST Ambulance had arrived. This was March 24, 1995.
Riverside Park Board, i.e. Gary Brenner, Bill Bright and
Leann 2lmmerman, along with Homer Williams, Architect,
presentwd three different plans for the Young park. They
said they preferred the third plan with some changes as they
suggested. It appeared to be the consensus of the Mayor and
Board that they preferred Plan Three with the suggested
changes. Homer Williams will make the suggested changes as
soon as he can and they will return with the plan.
Alderman Beard suggested that there should be more
parking spaces at the boat ramp.
Alderman Aylett asked who would take care of the
Minature Golf Course, and the Board answered that this would
be several years before these plans would be completed and by
then it was hoped that something could be worked out.
Mayor Burch said ah• would like to see the Taek Force to
start working on the master plan for the City, since the
aerial maps have b.en completed and the traffic study is
expected to be completed and received very shortly.
Mayor Burch suggested that since the money has been
budgted that Kr. Strucka be contacted and start with the
master plan.
A recess was called. Meeting reconvened and those
present were Aldermen Aylett, Testers, Marshall, Beard and
Owen; Alderman Auat was absent. Mayor Burch presided over
the remainder of the meeting.
Aldermen Aylett, Owen and Beard, along with City
Attorney, Don Witt; Larkin & Assoc. Ivan Ubban and Troy
Depperemith; Larry Reese of the City inspected Merrimac
Street. They marked the areas which needed to ba corrected,
i.e. the curb` are cracking, some of the manholes were not
properly completed, gravel in the yards, etc. City Attorney
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Don Witt made suggestions and hae written to the Board of
Aldermen, making recommendations and putting it in a letter
to Vision, giving it ten days in which to complete the
project.
Alderman Marshall met-with people on Cherokee Drive with
regard to correcting the drainage and several people have
signed easement releases and others have taken them home and
read them over and bring them back.
It was brought to the attention of the Board that the
coat of the cul-de-sac on Cerrito Lane has increased to
X2562.
Alderman Aylett moved to accept th• cost of the
temporary cul-de-sac at the end of Cerrito Lane in th• sum of
B2862, seconded by Alderman Teters, the vote was Aldermen
Owen, Tetera, Beard, Aylett, Marshall, yes and Alderman Auat,
absent.
Alderman Beard said he has talked to Ken Vaughn
regarding approaches to two driveways on Cerrito which will
have to be rrdeaigned because it is almost impossible to
drive in. These belong to 3tsv Duty and Randy Jones. These
need to be corrected.
Mayor Burch said that Kanaaa City called her regarding
th• VivionrRoad project and told here that it would be put on
th• agenda for the year 2002. Thies would be to widen to four
lanes with curbs and gutters. The City's share would be
$270,000.
Mayor Burch inquired of the Board that after finishing
Cerrito whether they would like to improve High from I-635 to
NW Vivion Street. It was the consensus of the Board to
improve High Drive from I-635 to NW Vivion.
Alderman Aylett acid before getting bide on High Drive,
he would like for the City engineer to give the City an
estimate on the coat of improving the street end whnt will be
done to it.
Mayor Burch acid she met with two Kanaaa City Councilmen
with regard to improvement of 82nd Street and they have
agreed to paying one-half, however, they would like to make
the payment over the period of two years. The Board were in
agreement to making the payment over a two-year period.
Mayor Burch would like the Board of Aldermen to think
about the area in which the new City Administrative building
should be built and come bnek with their suggestions at the
next meshing.
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Alderman Aylett suggested that the City think about
having a Community Swimming Pool.
Mayor Burch read a letter from Larkin and Associates
with regard to th• improvement of VanDsPopulier Street
wherein thsr• was change Order No. 2 on fob No. 92638.08
which would result in an offset of ~t5552.00.
Mayor Burch said that she has been working with the
people east of NW Gateway who are not on sewers. She plane to
meet with the property owners in th• area and get their
feeling about getting on the sewers. Ther• is a sewer
drainage problem in the area. After the meeting, she will
get an estimate ae to what it will cost for sewer hook-ups.
A letter from Industrial Springs, 4205 NW Riverside
Street, was read, wherein it opposed the proposed tow-in
parking lot ~uat south of their location.
It was reported that behind Metro Crown (previously
known as Sutherland Lumber) there are trucks parked, which
appaered to be from Shearer Trucking Company. The arse is
not paved. This will be checked into.
The minutes of June 20, 1995 were read and approved as
corrected.
Th• minutes of June 27, 1995 were read and approved as
corrected.
The Minutes of July 6, 1995 were read and approved as
corrected.
Alderman Marshall moved to place 8111 No. 95-54 on its
first reading, said Bill provides for the payment of certain
indebtedness as listed therein, seconded by Alderman Beard,
the vote was Alderman Aylett, aye; Alderman Tsters, eye;
Aldermen Marshall, aye; Alderman Beard, eye; Alderman Owan,
aye; and Alderman Auat, absent.
Aldermen Marshall moved to plece 8111 No. 95-54 on its
second reading, seconded by Alderman Owen, the vote was
Alderman Aylett, aye; Alderman Tetera, aye; Alderman
Marshall, aye; Alderman 8sard, ays; Aldermen Owen; ayw; and
Alderman Auat, absent. Upon the Bill having been made for
public inspection prior to consideration by the Board of
Aldermen, Bill No. 95-54 was passed.
A letter from Larry Reeve was read, this pertained to
his recommending the employment of Don Brundridge, a former
employee, as part-time perk employee.
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Alderman Tatera, coved to place Bill No. 95-55 on its
first reading, said Bill provides for the employment of Don
8rundridge as part-tim• perk employee, seconded by Alderman
Auat, the vote was Alderman Owen, aye; Alderman Beard, eye;
Alderman Marshall, aye; Alderman Tatera, aye; Alderman
Aylett, aye; Alderman Avat, absent.
Alderman Marahell moved to place Bill No. 95-55 on its
second reading, seconded by Alderman Beard, the vote was
Alderman Owen, aye; Aldermen Bard, eye; Alderman Marshall,
aye; Alderman Tatera, aye; Alderman Aylett, aye; and Alderman
Aust, absent. Upon the Bill having been made available for
public inspection prior to consideration by the Board of
Aldermen, Bill No. 95-55 was passed.
Brenda Martin, who had previously applied for a position
for part-time park work, had shoulder surgery. A letter from
her doctor was received, wherein it was rsleeaing her for
work. No action was taken.
Mayor Burch acid she talked to Elizabeth Daniels and
Mayor Burch is waiting for her to call her back.
Alderman Marshall said that Valley Lane needs asphalt.
Alderman Tatera wanted to know if City Attorney Don Witt
could write Kenny's Apco and give him 30 days to get hie
place in order.
Alderman Tatera also wanted to remind Larry Reese to
check with Midland Energy Corp. if they have changed owners.
A recess was called. Meeting reconvened, those present
were Aldermen Aylett, Tatera, Marshall, Owen, and Beard.
Alderman Aust was absent and Mayor Burch presided over the
remainder of the meeting.
Alderman Marahail moved to place Bill No. 95-56 on its
first reading, this Bill provides for the acceptance of the
BMA's Disability Policy on employees at the rate of .56 per
tb100 payroll per month, seconded by Alderman Beard, the vote
wa• Alderman Aylett, aye; Alderman Tatera, aye; Alderman
Beard, aye; Alderman Owen, aye; Alderman Marshall, aye;
Alderman Auat, absent.
Alderman Marshall moved to place Bill No. 95-56 on its
second reading, seconded by Alderman Beard, the vote was
Alderman Aylett, aye; Alderman Tatera, aye; Alderman Beard,
aye; Alderman Owen, aye; Alderman Marshall, aye; and
Alderman Auat, absent. Upon the Bill having been made for
public inspection prior to consideration by the Board of
Aldermen Bill No. 95-56 was passed.
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Alderman Tetara brought up the aub~ect that the IIaed
Car Lot on NW Vivion, between Sonic and Karon has changed
owners and they have not been in for new business license.
There being no further business to come before the Board
upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned
at 10:00 a.m. 7Q~~~ ~ /~
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