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Home My WebLink About1995-08-15,,,,. ,, . MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI AUGUST 15, 1995 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on August 15, 1995 at 7:30 p.m. Those present were Aldermen Owen, Beard, Marshall, Aust, Teters and Aylett. Mayor Betty Burch called said meeting to order. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes of July 11th, July 18th, August 1st and August 8th. Mr. Orval Ruth, 4301 N.W. Gateway, Riverside, Mo. presented application for a change of use permit, special use permit and business license in connection with moving to 2506 N.W. Gateway. The board of aldermen felt the building should be fixed up and cleaned up. The issue was tabled until the Mayor's further investigation. Mr. Kirby Wilson, Wilson Collision, presented application for a Business License and Special Use Permit to do automotive body work at 4303 N.W. Gateway, Riverside, Mo. A motion was a made by Alderman Teters to grant the business license and approve the special Use Permit, seconded by Alderman Beard= the vote was Aldermen Owen, Beard, Marshall, Aust, Teters and Aylett, yes. Alderman Teters suggested Payless Used Cars be shut down until they come to the board of aldermen meeting regarding not having an occupational license. Mr. Jim Trimble, 5503 NW Foxhill Rd., Parkville, Mo. requested that the corner of N.W. 56th Street and Northwood Road be reclassified to collector street standards being- 36' wide, 8" asphalt and 10~C grade. A discussion was held with the board of aldermen and mayor regarding this being a collector street or arterial- being 48' wide, thicker asphalt. A motion was made my Alderman Aylett for the City of Riverside to classify Northwood Road as a secondary arterial street, built to collector street standards. Alderman Aust made a motion that Northwood Road be classified as a secondary arterial, seconded by Alderman Marshall. The vote was Aldermen Owen, Beard, Marshall, Aust, and Teters, yes= Aylett, no. i Page 2, Mins. of Reg. Meet., 8-15-95 Ed Rule, 3820 NW 52nd Street, Riverside, Mo. gave his opinion regarding Northwood being classified as a secondary arterial. His reasoning was for future development along the Northwood Road corridor. Chief Bob Bayless presented several issues. He mentioned 1: National Night Out was very successful. He mentioned the Firearms training held August 8, 1995 the PR- 24 Baton training held during July, correspondence and thanking Kris Aust for assisting Chief Bayless for her referral for car maintenance. A letter was received from Lynn Ann Shcarf from E1 Chaparral thanking him for his officers patrolling. A letter was received from a Riss Lake resident thanking our officer for stopping to help when he ran out of gas. Also, he discussed patrol vehicles being smoke free and Chief Bayless wanted approval of having one car to smoke in, the board wants the Chief to decide on which car this would be. The update on the Explorer Post was mentioned. Chief Bayless requested permission to repair Detective Rowe's vehicle involving the auto accident, 5500 deductible. The bids werec Dooley's 51,430.80 Good Times 52,447.83 Northland Auto 51,853.65 A motion was made by Alderman Marshall to accept the lowest bid, Dooley's 51,430.80 to repair the vehicle, seconded by Alderman Aust; the vote was, Aldermen Owen, Beard, Marshall, Aust, Teters and Aylett, yes. Chief Bayless asked for approval for Public Safety the Docucam III Mobile Video Recording System for two patrol units, 54505 + 5220. extended warranty for second year. Also Chief Bayless asked for approval for four (4) replacement shotguns 51,100 with trade-ins. Remington 4803, 870 Police, 12 ga., 18" bead, folding stocks, parkerized. Chief Bayless asked for approval for the Fire Division a Passport 4 Gas Monitor, 10 foot sample line, probe tube, calibration kit and gas, 52,355.00 and Thermal Sensor Hot Spotter, 5185.00. In addition, for training, Chief Bayless asked for approval for fire training material for a total of 51,100 and Dispatcher training, total of 5358.00 and Basic Police Driving Course for (2-days) 5189.00. A motion was made by Alderman Teters for approval of the Docucam III, the Four (4) shotguns, the Passport 4 Gas Monitor and the Thermal Sensor Hot Spotter, seconded by Aldermen Aust; the vote was Aldermen Owen, Beard, Marshall, p Page 3, Min. of Reg. Meet., 8-15-95 Aust, Teters and Aylett, yes. A motion was made by Alderman Beard for approval of the Fire Training Material, Dispatcher Training and Basic Police Training, seconded by Alderman Marshall: the vote was Aldermen Owen, Beard, Marshall, Aust, Teters and Aylett, yes. The Stalker Radar unit was denied. A recess was called, meeting reconvened. Those present were Aldermen Aylett, Teters, Aust, Marshall, Beard and Owen. Alderman Aust moved to place Bill No. 95-61 on its first reading, seconded by Alderman Marshall, this bill provides for the appropriation of money out of the General Fund of the City of Riverside for the Payment of certain indebtedness as listed therein, the vote was Aldermen Teters, aye, Alderman Beard, ayes Alderman Aylett, ayes Alderman Marshall, ayes Alderman Owen, ayes and Alderman Aust, aye. Alderman Aylett moved to place Bill No. 95-61 on its second reading, seconded by Alderman Aust. The vote was Aldermen Teters, ayes Alderman Beard, ayes Alderman Aylett, aye= Alderman Marshall, ayes Alderman Owen, ayes Alderman Aust, aye. Alderman Marshall made a motion to obtain a detailed explanation of Ken Vaughn, City Engineer's August invoice. It was removed from the August disbursements, seconded by Alderman Teters, the vote was Alderman Teters, Beard, Aylett, Marshall, Owen and Aust, yes. A discussion was held on the city inspector. It was recommended a salary range of 528,000-532,000 annually and the '88 Chevy' vehicle be used for the city inspector and tuition for educational classes be approved. Alderman Aylett will check out references on the Construction Specialist and report back to the board. Alderman Aust made a motion to mill, overlay and have sidewalks on High Dr., Vivion and West Platte and engineering drawings on Vivion Rd. all the way to West Platte, seconded by Alderman Beard, the vote was Aldermen Aylett and Marshall, nos Teters, Aust, Beard and Owen, yes. A discussion was had of the Steve Duty's residence at 3402 Cerrito. Alderman Beard made a motion for Steve Duty's driveway for the engineer design at said residence for the cost to be reimbursed to the city at Ken Vaughn's expense seconded by Alderman Marshall, the vote was Aldermen Aylett, Teters, Aust, Marshall, Beard, Owen, yes. Page 4, Mins. of Reg. Meet., 8-15-95 A discussion was had regarding Mark Hammond's residence, 4806 NW Hillside. After a discussion, Alderman Aylett made a motion to repair the sewer line if future maintenance is needed and the city will absorb the cost. The motion was seconded by Alderman Beard, the vote was Aldermen Owen, Teters and Aylett, Beard, yesj Marshall and Aust, no. A discussion was held on Ritchie Rogers driveway and wall. Mayor Burch mentioned the meeting today with Mo. Gas Energy and Mo. American Water Co. The gas line will be moved on N.W. South Friday, Aug. 18th, weather permitting. An update from Larry Reece on nuisance violations were discussed] Al Cuda said he would clean up and remove trash. Charlie's W&W Body, cleaned up. Boat removed from Line Creek. Stacked up materials for building removed from behind Gateway Business Center, Winston Peeler's building. A letter was sent to Shirley Rose for Hornbeck estate, Lot #2. James George on north side of Florence Street is being traced to find his whereabouts. Letters sent to owners of cars being parked on east side of N.W. Greystone, trailer and one car has been moved. A letter will be written to Bill Hannah. Mayor Burch recommended to the board that Richard Hedgecock, street department employee, be allowed to attend a 2-day seminar for animal control school to get his certification reinstated. Alderman Beard made a motion to accept the recommendation, seconded by Alderman Aust: the vote was Aldermen Aylett, Teters, Aust, Marshall, Beard, yesj Alderman Owen, abstained. Alderman Marshall moved that the meeting go into closed session under Missouri State Statutes 610.021, seconded by Alderman Aust, the vote was Aldermen Aylett, Teters, Aust, Marshall, Beard, Owen, yes. Alderman Marshall moved that the meeting go into regular session, seconded by Alderman Aust, the vote was Aldermen Aylett, Teters, Aust, Marshall, Beard, Owen, yes. Alderman Marshall moved to place Bill No. 95-62 on its first reading, seconded by Alderman Aust, this bill provides for the employment of Elizabeth Ann Daniels as the City Administrator for an annual salary of 845,000, a six (6) month probation period, and a 8100 month car allowance, the vote was Aldermen Aylett, noj Alderman Beard, noj Alderman Owen, noj Alderman Marshall, ayej Alderman Aust, ayej Alderman Teters, ayej Mayor Burch broke the tie by i Page 5, Mins. of Reg. Meet., 8-15-95 voting, aye. Alderman Marshall moved to place Bill No. 95-62 on its second reading, seconded by Alderman Aust, the vote was Alderman Marshall, ayej Alderman Aust, aye Alderman Teters, ayej Alderman Aylett, noj Alderman Beard, noj Alderman Owen, noj Mayor Burch broke the tie by voting, aye. Alderman Marshall read the proposal letter on the Quindaro Bottoms. Alderman Beard inquired if we could pass a city ordinance to enforce handicap parking on private property, Mayor Burch stated this issue would be researched. The discussion of Merrimac to seed or sod will be researched. Alderman Marshall would like a more definitive agenda prepared for the board of aldermen meetings. It was suggested to give Charles Cassandras a 30 day notice to decide what to do with parking his tractor of the tractor trailer at his residence. There being no further business to come before the board, upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned at 10,15 p.m. Act ng Secretar i I