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Home My WebLink About1994-08-02 MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI AUGUST 2, 1994 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hnll in Riverside, Missouri on August 2, 1994, at 7:30 p.m. Those present were Aldermen Wedus, Teters, Aust, Marshall, Rule and Owen. Mayor Betty Burch called avid meeting to order. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes of July 12 and 19, 1994 for the present time. Barbara Criswell, 11009 Carriage Lans, Liberty, Missouri 64068 of Criawell'a Canine Grooming, presented buaineaa license application nt 4603 NW Gateway. Thies was approved aub~ect to the payment of the fee. It was brought out that the payment of the sewer bill at 4603 NW Gateway was delinquent and it is the owner of the property's responsibility for the payment. The Board of Aldermen authorized Mayor Burch to contact Mr. Lawrence with regard to payment of the delinquent sewer bill. Pete Bednlucco, 4310 North Baltimore, Kansas City, MO representing City Fiah & More Bald that they have formed a corporation and are no longer a partnership form of buaineaa. A new application for the liquor license was mode end Chief Bob Bayleaa hea investigated the applicants and reported that everything appears to be in order, The new partner is George Precht, 2210 current, Liberty, MO 64068. Alderman Marshall moved that the new corporation and liquor license be approved, seconded by Alderman Rule, the vote wea Aldermen Wedua, Owen, Tetera, Rule, Aust and marahall, yea. Winston Peeler, 4600 NW Pawnee, was present to request an extension on his grading permit. He said he thought the project would be completed by December 31, 1994. This was approved by the Board of Aldermen. Robert Eshleman, #8 Atchison Court, Flatte City, MO 64079, representing the Football Longue requested permission to have a container at the their building to use for equipment end nt the end of the aeaaon they will have it removed. Alderman Rule moved that the Football League have permission to hove a container for their equipment during the football aeaaon, seconded by Alderman Marshall, the vote was Aldermen Owen,- Rule, Marshall, Auat, Tetera, and Wedua, yea. p I Page 2, 8-2-94, Min. of Reg. Meet. Hnrold Wehl, 5005 High Drive, spoke to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen concerning the corner of High Drive and 50th Street. He avid he almost got hit twice in a few months and wondered if something could be done to correct the situation. He presented some drawings end mode some suggestions for correction. The Mayor and Board aald that they would research the project and see what can be done to improve it. The following bide were received on 51,200,000: July 25, 1994; 5500,000 - CD Farmers Exchange Bank - 180 days 3.85x; 1 yr. 4.45x Norbank - 180 days 4.005; 1 yr. 4.25x July 26, 1994; 5200,000 - Farmers Exchange Bank - CD 180 days 3.90x; 1 yr. 4.40x let Nat. BK of P.C. - CD 180 days 3.75x Commerce Bank - T Bills - 1-26-95, 4.90x; 7-27-95, 5.45x July 27, 1994; 5500,000 - Farmers Exchange Bank - CD 180 days 3.85x; 1 yr. 4.40x Commerce BK - T Biller - 1-26-95, 4.903x; 7-27-95, 5.45x Alderman Rule moved to place Bill No. 94- on its first reading, said Bill ratifies the ncceptence of bide on 51,200,000 ea follows: 5500,000 CD with Norbenk for 6 months, 1-26-95, 4x; 5200,000, CD; with Farmer's Exchange Bank for 182 days, 1-25-95, 3.85x; 5488,068.89, T-Bill with Commerce Bank, 1-26-95, 4.903x, seconded by Alderman Marshall, the vote wna; Alderman Wedua, aye; Aldermnn Tetera, Alderman Auat, aye; Alderman Mnrahall, aye; Alderman Rule, aye; and Aldermnn Owen, aye. Alderman Mnrahall moved to place 8111 No. 94-45 on its second reading, seconded by Aldermnn Rule, the vote wna: Alderman Wedua, aye; Alderman Tetera, aye; Aldermen Aust, aye; Alderman Marshall, aye; Alderman Rule, aye; Alderman and Alderman Owen, nye. Upon the Bill having been read two times and copies of the Bill having been made for public inspection prior to consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 94- 45 was passed. Alderman Rule moved to place Bill No. 94-46 on its first reading, said Bill authorizes the granting of a permanent easement to Missouri cities Water company for waterline construction, replacement, renewal and maintenance, seconded by Alderman Marshall, the vote was; Alderman Owen, aye; Aldermen Rule, aye; Alderman Marshall, Aldermen Auat, aye; Y Page 3, 8-2-94, Min. of Reg. Meet. Alderman Tetera, aye; and Alderman Wedua, aye. Aldermen Rule moved to place Bill No. 94-46 on its second reading, seconded by Alderman Marshall, the vote was: Alderman Owen, eye; Alderman Rule, eye; Alderman Marshall, aye; Alderman Auat, aye; Alderman Tetera, eye; Alderman Wedua, aye. Upon the Bill having been read two times and copies of the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 94-46 was passed. A letter dated July 20, 1994, from Bill Bright to the City of Riverside was read, wherein he said he was interested in reinvesting the City of Riverside funds. He said he is a CPA and also hea license for investing. Thies matter was discussed end since the state statutes regulates how cities can invest their monies, she would have to check with the City Attorney. On CDa the banks have to show collateral and on the T bills or notes, the Federal Government guarantees them. Mayor Burch said the City received the last payment on the sewer grant. An audit will have to be prepared on the sewer project and Clean Water Division. Mayor Burch said there are about 27 sewer hook-ups to be made. Several hook-ups will be made shortly and she is working on the others. A letter wee received from Harrison Norton, attorney representing Jerry Connelly, 5006 NW Strathbury. The letter informed the City that Mr. Connelly dose not have sufficient funds to have his sewer installed. It wee decided to interview Larry Reece for the position of City Administrator on Thursday, Aug. 4, 1994 at 4:30 p.m. in the City Hall. Alderman Rule moved to accept the bid of Vision Construction Company on the improvement of Merrimac Street for the sum of 5312,229.88, seconded by Alderman Marshall, the vote was Aldermen Marshall, Auat, Rule, Tetera, Owen and Wedua, yea. A discussion was had concerning Northwest Platte Road; there are a few businesses and houses which could be improved end it was suggested to see if these places could be clenned-up. The Board discussed the matter of NW Platte Road being overlnyed, storm sewers, utilities being burried. It was thought that this should be discussed with the Page 4, 8-2-94, Min. of Reg. Meet. Missouri Highway Department and the property owners, and also Mr. Gerney. If the Highway Department would overlay NW Platte Road, get the utility lines burried and storm sewers in, then maybe Riverside would take over the Road. Mayor Burch said that at the present time, there is no Alderman on the Planning Commission representing the Council and would like someone to volunteer. Alderman Rule said he would attend the meetings when he could and Aldermen Wedua agreed to be his alternate and would try to attend the meetings 1n lieu of Alderman Rule. Alderman Wedua brought up the aub~ect of having lights from Gateway to Tulliaon Lane. There being no further business to come before the Board, upon motion duly made, seconded end peas , the meeting nd~ourned at 10:15 p.m. 4 I