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Home My WebLink About1993-06-01(v .. ~ i I t ~' MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF HOARD OF ALDERMEN OF 7FIE CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI JUNE 1, 1993 A regular meeting of the Board of River-side, Missouri was held in Riverside, Missouri an June 1, 1993 present were Aldermen Teters, Karr, Marshall absent. In the absence of Pra-Tern Karr called said meeting to of Aldermen of the City the City Hall in at 7:30 p. m. Those Rule and Aust; Wedua and Mayor Betty Burch, Mayor order. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes of May 18, 1993 fur the present time. Dale Reith, representing Red-X, presented Business License Applir^_ation far fire works at 24~d6 West Platte Road. It appeared all dacurnents were received. This was apprr_,ved subject to the payment of the band and license fee. Ken Farr^i s, 24Q~6 Alabama, Lawrence, KS, presented Application to sell fire works at 2506 West Platte Raad. Mr. Farris was apprised of the complaints regarding his cleaning up the area last year and he promised that this would not happen again and that he was not with the Nebraska Carnpany any longer^, he was working an his own. It appeared that he had all necessary dacurnents and the license was approved subJect to the payment of the clean-up bond and payment of the license fee. Al Manning, Route #1, Sax 1~6, Kidder, Ma. presented two applications to sell fire works; one at 23x0 NW Platte Raad ar•~d the other one at Kelly's lot on West Platte Raad. Mr. Manning. said he was going tc~.Jeffer•san City to get the Fire Marshall's per^m its and will bring them to the City Clerk and pay the clean-up band fees along with the License fees. This was approved subject to the payment of the above fees (clean- up bands and license fees). Mike Jahnsan, 48G1 NW Lynden Rd., K. C., MO 64151 pr^esented application to sell fireworks at Bubba Auta Sales, at NW Gateway and NW Woodland. It appeared he had all necessary documents and this was approved subaect to the payment of the clean-up bond and the payment of the fee. Marian Hargrove, 14103 Anchor Avenue, Liberty, MO 64068 presented two applications far selling fireworks, one at 4320 NW Gateway and one at 4602 NW Gateway. It appeared he had all the necessary papers. Alderman Teters was not in favor and did not approve the application for the selling of fireworks at 4602 NW Gateway. These applications were approved subject to the pasting of the clean-up bonds and the payment of the license fees. Jahn Blagin, 8224 N. Bradford Ct., Kansas City, MO .- f .' ~ - ,. Page 2, Min. Reg. Meet. , 6-1-93 presented Business License Application for the selling of fire works at 4531 NW Gateway. It appeared all necessary documents were received and this was approved subject to the payment of the clean-up band and the payment of the license fee. Alderman Aust moved that the rneeting recess until June 3, 1993, at 7:30 p. m. , here at the City Hall, seconded by Alderman Teters, the vote was Aldermen Teters, Aust, Rule and Karr, yes; Aldermen Wedua and Marshall absent. The meeting reconvened at 7:30 p.rn. on June 3, 1993 in the City Hall in Riverside, Missauri. Those present were Aldermen Wedua, Teters, Karr, Marshall, Rule and Aust. Mayor Betty Burch called said meeting to order. Mayor Burch thanked the people present (a list is attached hereto) for their interest in this pra~ect and turned the rneeting over to Bill Bright of the RFP Carnmittee to present the RFP+s recommendation on the Riverboat gambling matter. Bill Bright introduced the rnernbers of the RFP Committee who were present. Bill Bright explained the procedure the Camrnittee used. to chose one of the three companies for the Riverboat gambling; one that they thought would be best far the City and they had unanimously agreed upon Argosy to represent the City as the gaming people. Bob Gieseke, 4204 NW Mattox Raad, Riverside, Mo. spoke to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, concerning his interest in the City and the Riverboat gambling project and he expressed his opinion that he thought Tr•illiurn was the best far the City. Kenneth Hertz, 1313 Carnmercial, Billingham, Washington, spoke on behalf of Trillium, he could not understand the C..~rnmittee°s choice because he felt their offer was better than Argasy~s. Sal Leonard, also representing Trillium, spoke to the Mayor and Board, saying that he also felt that their offer to the City was the best. This matter was discussed further. Tam Long, 219 Piasa, Altars, IL, representing Argosy spoke to the Mayor and Board and reconfirmed the amount the City of Riverside would get, pending their getting approval by the Corps of Engineers and License frarn the State of Missauri, which would be 6.6 million dollars. j ~ _• .. Page 3, Min. Reg. Meet. , 6-1-93 Alderman Marshall moved that Bill Na. 93-26 be placed an its first reading, seconded by Alderman Teters,. said bill authorizes the execution of a contract and lease with Missouri Gaming Company far the development of a Riverboat Gaming site. The vote was as follawsa Alderman Aust, Aye; Alderman Teters, Aye; Alderman Karr, Aye and Alderman Marshall, Aye; Alderman Wedua, Nay and Alderman Rule abstained because of conflict of interest. Alderman Marshall moved that Bill No. 93-26 be placed an its secand reading,. seconded by Alderman Teters and the vote was, Alderman Aust, aye; Alderman Teters, Aye; Alderman Karr, Aye and Alderman Marshall, Aye; Alderman Wedua, Nay; and Alderman Rule abstained because of conflict of interest. Upon the Bill having been read two times by title and copies of the Bill having been made available far^ public inspection pricer to consideration by the Berard of Aldermen, Bill Na. 93-26 is passed. Alderman Karr moved that the meeting go inter recess, seconded by Alderman Rule, the vote was Alderman Karr, Wedua, Teters, Aust, Marshall and Rule yes. The meeting reconvened, the roll was called and Aldermen Wedua, Teters, Karr, Marshall, Rule and Aust present; Mayor Burch presided aver the r^emainder of the meeting. Bab Gieseke, 4204 NW Mattox Road, presented a Special Use Rer^m it (Flood Hazard Area); Special Use Permit; and Business License far Gulf Driving Range. He said he was going to have a portable building 8x12° moved in. Alderman Karr moved that the Special Use Permit in Flaad Hazard Area be approved, seconded by Alderman Marshall, the vote was Alder^men Karr, Aust, Marshall, Teters, Wedua and Rule, yes. Alderman Karr moved that the Special Use far Golf Driving Range be approved (changed from agricultural zone), seconded by Alderman Marshall, the vote was Aldermen Teters, Aust, Wedua, Marshall and Rule, yes. Bab Gieseke, said he would like to have same time to black tap his parking area. Alderman Marshall moved that Bab Gieseke have six months time in which to black tap his parking area, seconded by Alderman Rule, the vote was Aldermen Rule, Marshall, Karr, Aust, Teters and Wedua, yes. The business license was approved, subject to the payment of the fee. Karr rnaved that the meeting ga into executive session to discuss real estate matters, seconded by Marshall, the r ,: ' ~. ,r Page 4, Min. Reg. Meet., 6-1-93 vote was Wedua, Teters, Karr, marshall, Rule and Aust, yes. Alderman Teters moved that the meeting go into regular session, seconded by Alder•rnan Rule, the vote was Aldermen Wedua, Teters, Karr, Marshall, Rule and Aust, yes. Two bids were received an improving the parking lot at City Hall. Since the bids appeared to be inconsistent, it was decided to check into the bids further. Mayor Burch announced that there will be a regular meeting at t he C i t y Ha 1 1 an June 8, 1993, at 7 : 30 p. m. It was reported that the cast for 55 gallons of mosquito spray is X1500. Alderman Karr moved that the City purchase 55 gallons of mosquito spray, seconded by Alderman Wedua, the vote was Alderman Wedua, Karr, Rule, Teters, Marshall and Aust, yes. Mayor Burch and Alderman Wedua are going to-look over the streets to see what repairs should be done. Mayor Burch said that Jae Burch is working an his Eagle Badge. and he will have to do a civic project to earn it. He would like to build the handicap ramps on the inside of David Theatre. This matter was discussed and the Board was in agreement of this project to be done by Jae Burch. There being na further business to come before the Board, upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting ad~aurned at 10:20 p. m. _ /'~ r _ - ____ _ ,~a-/~-Q- ~ /~'v - ~ - _._ _ z` 1LL~Z G~-~ _.__...- E N, t~asliy~ __..___-__.._.__~______---._______.~__.---._-- ~~_ ...~aQ~.~ltl..l_IAt~_~-_-_---.--_.___.____--__.._.____~__------.-- ~~~ ~ ~,c~,.w a~01993 ~~~ / , ` ~/ 1 mil, __. ~~~Q. -T/ V `V ~r _ .;,- i ~{z W1~.LIAN1.~ ,._____- ~~ Na-mmer~P -----~.,.____ _ _~