HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-03-02MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING DF
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI
MARCH 2, 1993
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City
of Riverside, Missouri, was held in the City Hall in
Riverside, Missouri an March 2, 1993, at 7:3@ p.rn. Thane
present were Aldermen Wedua, Teters, Karr, Rule and
Marshall.
It was decided to dispense with the reading of the
Minutes of February 16, 1993, for the present time.
Dennis Bradfield, 1313 NE 82nd Terrace, Kansas City, MO
64118, presented business license far Arrowhead Systems, 446
NW Business Park Lane. This was approved subject to the
payment of the fee.
Gerald R. Carter, 9825 Highway E. Camden Paint, 64@18
presented Business License Application far Video Masters,
Inc. 124 NW Business Park Lane, (video and audio parts)
wholesale distributor. This was approved subject to the
payrnent of the fee.
Bryan Greer, Route #1, Box 2261, Phillipsburg, Ma.,
presented Business License Application for Skywalker
Communications, 12@ NW Business Park Lane. (Electronic
Equipment) Warehouse far inventory, wholesale only. This was
approved subject to the payment of the fee.
Margaret Morrison, 13215 Brendan Circle, Kearney, Mo,
presented Business License Application far City Fish North at
Vivion and NW Gateway (Restaurant). She said she has bought
the other partner out and is now the ca-owner. This was
approved subject to the payment of the fee.
A Liquor License Application was carnpleted by Margaret
Morrison, as ca-owner, to replace Sam Mussaric. Chief
Bayless said that he has made the necessary inquiries
regarding the Liquor License Applicant and everything
appeared to be in order.
Karr moved that the Liquor License Application of
Margaret Morrison be approved, wherein she is replacing Sam
Mussoric, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Karr, Wedua,
Teters, Marshall and Rule, yes.
Steve Warger, 919 Antietam, Liberty, Mo., representing
the Clay-Platte Little League inquired if they could have
permission to have a 8'xl~' to 8'x2@' concrete slab to have
their barbecue equipment, etc. They would have a French
drain to take care of the run-off; they also wanted to seed
and fertilize the field and would like to curb the parking
area. This matter was discussed and it was brought up that
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obtain a liquor license. would incre10eGG p. m.
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beer. stay open to be a place for to sell
He said he would naQt want this ~„~ould not want
He did r' beer only and he are na liquor
eveningsln and drink said there she will check to
to came Sundays• Mayor Burch time but in the files
beer +?n at the Present uor license
available Uests far liq board to see if they
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see if there are a`nY matter with the of liquor license•
will discuss the the amount know the ~,utcame.
and be willing to increase let him
would will call Mr. Estes and its first
Mayor Burch 93_12 be placed an
that Bill IVa• nation of RaY Henderson
Rule moved is the resig Marshall, the vats
reading, said Bill accep seconded by
etcher, and Wedua, aye.
as Cammunicat ion DKaPr' Marshall
Teters, laced on its second
was Rule, 93_12 be P Teters,
that Bill Nc'• the vote was Rule,
Rule moved Marshall, the Bill having
seconded by Whereupon, ricer to the
reading, and Wedua aYe• action P 93_12 was
Karr, Marshall for public insP Bill Na.
been made available of Aldermen,
consideration of the Board
passed• received several that
less said that he had recommends
Chief Bob BaY Dispatcher and
full time Communication
applications far Communication
the City employ Brian 5hafar as
Dispatcher. on its first
93-13 be Placed Brian
that Bill Na• City t° employ
Karr moved for the of March 10, 1993'
said Bill provides Rule, Karr
reading, Dispatcher as Teters,
as Cammunic~h@°~ote was Wedua,
ghafar, by Wedua,
seconded aye. its
and Marshall, 93x13 be placed on
that Bill Na• the vote was Wedua,
Marshall moved Wedua, the Bill
seconded by aye, WhereuPan+ rior to the
second readin9Karr and Marshall, action P
Teters+ Rule, for Public insP No. 93-13 was
made available Bill
having been Board of Aldermen,
consideration of the
reciprocal fire agreements with
passed. to be
that City are going
Chief Bayless said Kansas
the City of Claycama and North
pg. 3, Min. Reg. Meet., 3-2-93
renewed.
The fallowing bids were received on the repair of
vehicle No. 92:
A & B Body Shap X1,684.1@
Northtawn Body Shop 1,094.44
Jerry+ s 1, 427. 53
Chuck Anderson Ford 996.86
Marshall moved that the City accept the lowest and best
bid, that being Chuck Anderson Ford in the sum of X996.86 for
the repair of vehicle Na. 92, seconded by Rule, the vote was
Teters, Karr, Rule, Wedua and Marshall, yes.
Chief Bayless said that in checking an the repair of the
ladder for the fire truck, there was very little difference
in the price of repairing the ladder and a new ladder. He
received the following bids on a new ladder:
Snead~s Fire Sales, Inc. X465.00
H.O. T. Fire & Safety Equip. 528.81
Helmer Fire Equip. 523.95
Conrad Fire Equip. 458.00
Chief Bayless said that Snead's Fire Sales, Inc.~s bid
includes delivery to the City, whereas Conrad Fire Equipment
bid includes delivery to their business in Olathe, KS only.
Marshall moved that the City accept the lowest and best bid
which appears to be that of Snead's Fire Sales, Inc. and
purchase the ladder for the sum of #465.00 for the fire
truck, seconded by Rule, the vote was Teters, Wedua,
Marshall, Karr and Rule, yes.
A recess was called. Meeting reconvened. Those
present were Wedua, Teters, Karr, Marshall and Rule. Mayor
Burch presided over the remainder of the meeting.
Dan Witt, City Attorney, David Williams of Missouri
Cities Water Company, slang with Lynn E. Bultman, Executive
Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Missouri Cities
Water Company were present to discuss the agreement between
the City and Missouri Cities Water Company to allow Missouri
Cities to connect the Ridgewood Estates Subdivision to the
City~s sewer system. This matter was discussed at length and
the only issue not agreed upon is the two year cancellation
clause. Mr. Bultman said he will research this further and
City Attorney Don Witt will be in touch with him.
Pg. 4, Min. Reg. Meet. , 3-2-93
The matter of Benny Fries and Curtis McNutt being in the
arrears with their sewer bills was discussed.
Rule moved that Bi11 No. 93-14 be placed an its first
reading, said Bill pr^ovides for City Attorney Don Witt to
file suit against Benny Fries to collect for arrears sewer
bills, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Rule, Marshall,
Karr, Teters and Wedua, aye.
Rule moved that Bill No. 93-14 be placed an its second
reading, secanded by Marshall, the vote was Rule, Marshall,
Karr-, Teters and Wedua, aye. Whereupon, the Bill having been
made available for public inspection prior to the
Consideration of the board of aldermen, Bill No. 93-14 was
passed.
Rule moved that Bili No. 93-15 be placed on its first
reading, said Bill provides for City Attorney Dan Witt to
file suit against Curtis McNutt to collect for arrears sewer
bills, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Rule, Marshall,
Karr, Teters and Wedua, aye.
Rule moved that Bill No. 93-1v be placed an its second
reading, secanded by Marshall, the vote was Rule, Marshall,
Karr^, Teters and Wedua, aye. Wher^eupon, the bi 1 I having been
made available for public inspection prior to the
consideration of the Boarcl of Aldermen, Fill No. 93-15 was
passed.
collect these bills, seconded by Marshall, the vote was
Rule, Mar^shall, Karr, Teters and Wedua, yes.
Rule moved that we accept the Mayor+s recarnmendation and
appoint Betty Lampkin on the Park Board for one year,
seconded by Marshall, the vote was Rule, Marshall, Karr,
Teters and Wedua, yes.
Karr moved that the Mayor's recamrnendation to appoint
Marsha Bennett to the Planning Commission for one year, be
accepted, seconded by Wedua, the Vote was Kar-r, Rule,
Marshall, Wedua and Teters, yes.
Mayor Burch said that she is completing the necessary
forms to apply far a Community Development Block Grant on
improvement of Hillside, South and Merrimac.
Karr moved that Bill No. 93-16 be placed an its first
reading, said bill provides far the appropriation of money
out of the general fund of the City of Riverside, Missouri to
pay for an electric floor sweeper in the sum of ~i@Q~.@~
and pay X50.00 to the Mayor+s Council, seconded by
Marshall, the vote was Karr, Marshall, Rule, Wedua and
Teters.
pg. 5, Min. Reg. Meet. , 3-2-93
Kar^r moved that Bill No. 93-16 be placed on its second
reading, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Karr, Marshall,
Rule, Wedua and Teters, aye. Whereupon, the Bill having been
made available far^ public inspection prior to the
consideration of the Baard of Aldermen, Bill No. 53-16 was
passed.
Mayor Burch said that City Clerk Grace Kemerling
requested to go to a seminar in Columbia, Mo., March 15 thru
16, 193. The Mayor felt that she should be allowed to ga
for two days and she will talk to Grace regarding the days
she will attend the serninar.
The Manager of The Tawn Houses inquired regarding the
street light and was advised that the light had been ordered.
With regard to the Riverboat gambling, Jim Wedua said he
went to Alton, IL with several other people to get
information on their Riverboat gambling. He said all the
information they received was very good and helped the city
of Alton a great deal financially.
Mayor Burch said that she is setting up a committee to
war k. on the Request for proposals on the Riverboat Gambling
and so far she has came up with Jahn Br^awn, Bill Bright,
David Brenner^, Mitchel Burch, Larry Reece, Jim Karr, Jim
Wedua and Ed Rule.
Marshall maved that the overtime far the public Safety
Department far the month of February be approved, secanded by
Karr, the vote was Rule, Wedua, Teters, Karr and Marshall,
yes.
Mayar Burch said that there will have to be another
meeting with the Trillium Company, Highway Department and
Burlington Northern Railroad regarding easements an
VanDepapulier Road.
There being na further business to came before the
Baard, upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting
adjourned at 11 :23 p. m. C'~~ / ~'~
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