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MTNUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF HOARD OF A1_.DERMEN OF
CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI
SEPTEMBER 1, 19'32
A r^egular^ meeting cif the Heard of Alder^rnen cif the City
of River^side, M.isso~_iri, was held in the City Hall in
Riverside, Missc~ur^i Gn September 1, 1992. These present wer^e
Wedua, Teter^s, Karr, Rule ar~d Mar^shall; Shepard, absent.
Mayer Betty Bur^ch called said meeting to Grder^.
It was decided tG dispense with the reading r_~f the
minutes cif July 7, 1992, J~_ily 21, 1992 and Aug~_ist 4, 1992 for
the pr^esent time.
Linda and Lou Colic~bert, 415 NE 44th Str^eet, Kansas
City, M ].SSOIIr 1 641 16 pr^esent ed two b~_is i Hess 1 i cense
applicatiGns Gne for^ Center Recovery and Investigations, Inc.
at Western F'ic Rla~a. This is for the lr_,cating cif peGple whG
are behind in their^ payments, rnGStly on vehicles ar~d
r^epossessing the vehicles for the mortgagee. The second
b~_isiness is Linluco which is for Custc,rn Wood F~_irr~it~_~re.
These Business Licenses were appr^oved s~_~b~tect t~~ their^
obtaining a sales tax n~_imber ar~d the payment r_~f the fees.
R~_ile mGVed that Hill No. 92-51 be placed on its fir^st
reading, said bill a~_ith~_~r^izes the longevity pay increase fGr
Marty F. Rowe, Jr., beginning Aug~_ist 21, 1992, seconded by
Karr, the vGte was: Wedua, Marshall, Teters, Kar^r^ and Rule,
aye; Shepar^d absent.
Karr rnc~ved that H i 1 1 No. 92-51 be p 1 aced Grp its second
r^eading, seconded by Wed~_~a, the vote was: Wedua, Mar^shall,
Teters, Karr and Rule, aye; Shepard absent. Whereupon, the
Bi 11 having been made available for^ public inspect is ~n pr^ior^
to the consideraticrr~ of the Hear^d cif Alder^men, Hill NG. 92-51
Was pa55ed.
The overtime for the month of A~_igust, 1992, was
pr^esented to the Mayer^ and Boar^d.
Kar^r moved that the overtime be approved as presented
fi}r the month Gf August, 1992, seconded by Teters, the vote
was: Marshall, R~_ile, Wed~_~a, FSar^r and Teter^s, yes; Shepar^d
absent.
The Minutes ~~f July 7, 1992, were r^ead and approved as
cr_~rrected.
The Minutes of J~_i1y 21, 1992, wer^e r^ead and appr^~~ved as
cor^r^ected.
Concerning Gary Hall's applications for Liquor License,
Business License, and Change of Use, where he said he had
already paid the fees, it was br^r_~ught Gut by City Cler^k
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F'age ~, Min. cif Req. Meeting, 9-1-92
Kerner^ling that nc~ mc~r,ey for^ liquor license was paid to the
City by Mr. Hall.
Riverside Chamber of Cornrnerce again requested a liqucm
1 iceY,se tc. sell 1 iquc~r^ at the N,r^axy Kats Dance on September^
c:5, 19`3:_ curly.
Karr^ moved that the River'side Chamber of Cr_,rnrnerce have
per~rnission to sell liquor^ or, Septerber^ 25, 1992 only,
seconded b•y Wedua, the vote was Rule, Karr, Teter^s, Wed~_ra and
Marshall, yes; Shepard absent.
A letter^ frc~rn the Missouri Departrner,t of Revenue, dated
August 19, 1992, was r^ead, this per~tained to the Local Use
Tax of 1-1l2X, effective J~_~ly 1, 1992. This will be withheld
and administered by the Directcm of Revenue and distr^ib~_ited
to each local taxing authority imposing a local sales
tax. If it is r~_rled that this is not legal, the money will
be r^et ur^Y,ed by the State.
An Animal Training F'rograrn wi 11 be held at Col~_~rnbia,
Misso~.rri for' thr^ee days. Rick Hedgecock said he wr~_~ld like
t~~~ attend this seminar fr_,r^ twc~ days, the cost would be 'b1~0
fc~r^ lodging, '•G10D for f.=god and ?.50 for^ car expense.
Rtrle moved that Rick Hedgecr_~ck be allowed tr_. the Animal
Tr^aining F'r^ograrn at Columbia, MD far^ two days at the cost r_,f
~25~. ~~, seconded by Teters, the vote was: Karr^, R~.ile, Wed~_ra,
Teters and Mar^shall, yes; Shepar^d, absent.
Mayor' P~.ir^ch ar,nr_,,.rnced that the car^r,ival people wi 11 carne
tr_. disc~_,ss their progr^arn at 1:~0 p.rn, on September 2, 1992 at
the City Hall and anyone who wishes may Moir, ir, the
d 1 SC~_1551 on.
Mayor Punch said that a co~_rple weeks ago she r^ecomrnended
the City go with P1~_re Crass on the medical ins~_rrance, which
would save the City some money, however, now she ~_rr,derstands
then^e wo~_rld be Borne complications involved in changing over
to P1~_re Cross ar,d she r~ecornrner,ds that the City stays with
Ka i ser~ Rer^rraner,t e.
Marshall moved that the City remain with Kaiser^
F'errnar,ente for' the medical insurance, seconded by Kar^r^, the
v. ate was: Teters, Wedua, Mar^shal 1, Karr and R~_,le, yes;
Shepar^d, absent.
Mayor Porch said cr_,Y,cerr,ing the bid ...r, removal of the
tr^ee at 4413 NW pawnee, Town and Co~_rntry bid 'b700, but this
did r,c~t include the r^ernaval cif the st~_rrnp. The other^ bids
wen^e Rick.°s Tr^ee and Sturnp Removal for X1250; Northland Tr^ee
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Min. .,f Reg. Meet., F'age 3, 192, 9-1-9:-:
R Lawn, ~178~ fc.r^ rernc~val cif tree and st~_imp; Golden Oak Tree
care ~65.Q~G for removal of tr^ee and st~_unp.
Fred W i t ken i s t c. check. t c. see i f Go 1 den Oak. Tr^ee Gare
and Northland Tree ~ Lawn to see if they have proper
ins~_irance and if so take the lowest and best bid.
Mayor^ Burch said that Chief Br_,b Bayless is attending
a meetings at Platte City, along with other people r^egar^ding
the building of the County Jail and left a few things for
her t~:, r^ep+~rt.
Mayor Burch said that Chief Bayless is increasing the
patrol in the b~_isiness area because of an increased number^ cif
break.-iris.
Chief Bayless also left a repor^t that a co~_iple days agcy
someone had thrown a picnic table into the creek and
thought it could have possibly been teenagers and wanted tc~
know how the parents c~puld be made r^esp~_~r~sible for^ the
childr^en ~_inder sixteen, per^haps check with other cities to
see what type of or^dinances they have contr^olling ,juveniles.
Mayor B~.irch said that the Board r_~f Zoning Rd,justmer~t
will have a meeting on the b~_~ilding of the gar^age at High
Drive and Hermosa next Tuesday and the r^ezonir~g hearing c ~r~
the property west of Nor^thwoUd F2oad will be held next
T~_iesday.
Mayor Burch said that Beerner Constr~_iction people ar^e
still in the City, mr_,nitor^ing the dir^t to be filled in can the
constr^~_~ctian of the sewer^s.
R~.rle again brought ~.ip the possibility of locking into
the enrployirig of a City Manager^.
Marshall said that the ,j~_rnction of Woodland and St. Joe
Br_,ulevard is torn ~_~p. This will be checked into.
City Clerk Grace Kerner^ling said that 6v people have
applied for sewer connections.
There being no further business to cc,rne before the
Bear^d, ~.ipon motion d~.ily made, seconded and passed, meeting
ad~c~ur^ned at 1~:~5 p. rn.
Ir^ene F~a~_ilhe, Secretary
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