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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF
BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI
APRIL 7, 1992
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of th• City of
Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside,
Missouri on April 7, 1992, at 7:30 p.m. Those present were
Aldermen Wedua, Tetera, Knrr, Rule, Marshall present, and Shepard
absent. Mayor Betty Burch called said meeting to order.
Jerry Northworthy, 6822 N. Flora, Kansas City, MO of the
Riverside Seat Company presented Special Use Permit and Special
Use in Flood Area. This is to install above ground storage tank
<550 gal.> with 21" retaining wall around it. A letter from J.
K. Petroleum Company, setting out what will be bid on was
received, as well as a letter of approval from Ken Vaughn, City
Engineer on the Spacial Use Permit was received. Verbal approval
from Ken Vaughn, City Engineer, was received on the Special Use
in Flood Area, as well as approval from the Planning Commission.
Approval from the Board of Zoning Adjustment had also been
received.
Rule moved that the Special Use Permit for the above ground
storage tank be approved, seconded by Karr, the vote was Wedua,
Marshall, Teters, Rule and Karr, Yes; Shepard absent.
Rule moved that the Special Uae in Flood Area be approved,
seconded by Marshall, the vote was Karr, Rule, Tetere, Wedua and
Marshall, yea; Shepard absent.
Gary Wahl, 22 Hall Drive, Platte City, MO presented two
Business License Applications, one for J & W Leasing Company,
2601 NW Tullison Road and one for Lina Creek Properties
Redevelopment Investment Company nt 2601 NW Tulliaon Road. These
were approved, aub~ect to the payment of the fees.
Gary Brenner of the Park Board requested permission to have
a Porte Potty at the Renner-Brenner Perk for the summer, the cost
is approximately 455.00 per month.
Rule moved that the City approve the Porte Potty for Renner-
Brenner Park for the summer at the cost of approximately 455.00
per month, seconded by Karr, the vote was, Wedua, Teters, Karr,
Rule and Marshall, yes; Shepard absent.
The following bids were received on the Walk-Trail in the
Renner-Brenner Park:
Seal-O-Matic 2" asphalt 45,700
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Seal-O-Metic 3" asphalt s#6,300
McConnell & Assoc. 2" asphalt #3,500
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MO-KAN
MO-Kan
2" asphalt
3" aaphnlt
85,280
87,200
The bide were discussed and it was decided to talk to
McConnell inquiring what it will coat to make the walk 3" aaphelt
where there would be heavier traffic.
Rule moved that ws accept the lowest and be:t bid, that
being McConnell for 2" asphalt and 3" asphalt where the traffic
would be heavier for an amount not to exceed #4,000, seconded by
Knrr, the vote was: Wadua, Marshall, Rules, Tetera and Karr, yes;
Shepard absent.
Gary Brenner presented two plans for the Young park and
suggested the one over the other for asvaral reasons.
Karr moved that we approve the Young Park Plana which ham
the three baseball diamonds, seconded by Rule, the vote was
Tetera, Karr, Wadua, Marshall and Rules, yea; Shepard nbaent.
Kenneth Whittlesey, 5016 NW High Drive, explained that he
had mat with Mayor Burch and City Engineer regarding the
inatelletion of the newer on hie property aff of Merrimac. Mr.
Whittlesey said ha planned on building asvaral houses on his
property and probably would put 1n a cul-de-enc. This matter was
discussed and it wns decided to hove Wadua check into this matter
and talk with the Gity Engineer, as well as the Sewer People and
will get back with Mr. Whittlesey and the City.
Jim DaViB, 2404 Osage Circle, inquired as to the amount of
aswer charge the people purchasing the houses in Indian Hills
Estate would have to pay - 811.30 or X526.75. Thies matter was
diacusaad and the Board and Mayor Burch thought it would be best
to check with the City Engineer before answering.
The matter of having dumpstera for spring clean-up was
tabled until next meeting.
Kerr moved that Bill No. 92-16 be placed on its first
rending, said Bill authorizes the taking of bids on 8500,000 and
nuthorizea the creation of an additional City Depositor for the
highest and best bids, seconded by Marshall the vote was Rule,
Marshall, Tetera, Karr and Wadua, aye; Shepard absent.
Karr moved that
reading, seconded by
Karr and Wsdue, aye;
bean made available
conaiderntion of the
paassd.
Sill No. 92-16 be placed on its second
Rule, the vote was Rule, Marshall Tetera,
Shepard absent. Whereupon, the Bill having
for public inspection prior to the
Board of Alderman, Bill No. 92-16 was
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Bids were received on the glans to widen VanD®Populier
Street at its approaches to BN Tracks. It was decided to table
the matter until the next meeting.
Mershall reminded everyone of the meeting on future progress
of the City on Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m. at Mr. Young's
building and announced everyone was invited.
There being no further business to come before the Board,
upon motion duly made, seconded and pnased, the meeting adjourned
at 8:45 p.m.
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