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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-11-17 MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI NOVEMBER 17, 1992 A regular meeting of the Berard of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on November 17, 1992, at 7:30 p. m. Those present were Wedua, Teters, Karr and Ruleg Shepard and Marshall absent. Mayor Betty Burch called said meeting to order. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes of October 20, November 3 and November 10 for the present time. Jae Marlow, 4436 N Agnes, Kansas Gity, Mo. presented business license application for J C's Family Drive In Restaurant at 4510 NW Gateway. This was approved subJect to obtaining a sales tax number, Health Department's approval and payment of the fee. Anthony Orlando, 7410 Tower Court, Platte Woods, Missouri 64151, presented a Special Use Perrnit and Business License for the Singer Hall at 3@1 NW Business Park Lane. Mr. Orlando said that the Binger Hall would be open on Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday from 6:45 p. m. to 10:00 p. rn. A separate person will operate the snack bar and there are three different "Nat for Profit Organizations" to operate the Hall. Rule moved that the Special Use Permit far Jae Marlow be approved, seconded by Karr, the vote was Wedua, Rule, Teters and Karr, yes; Shepard and Marshall absent. The Business License far Anthony Orlando far the rental of the Binger Hall was approved slang with the Special Use Permit subject to the payment of the fee. Richard C. Hunter, 3425 Ba 1 es, K. C. , MO 64128 presented business license application for the Binger Hall, d/b/a Council for United Action tCUA>; Gilbert Thomas, 3132 Lister, K.C., MO 64128, presented business license application far the Binges Hall, d/b/a Kiwanis Mid-Town Club; and Eari A. Kitts, Sr., 7524 Wabash, K.C., MO, presented business license application for the Binges Hall, d/b/a Pioneer Incorporated Club. The applications were being checked out by Chief Bob Bayless and he will advise the Board of the outcome. Philip Trautner, 2424 N. Purcell, Gladstone, representing Heartland Service, presented business license application to wash trucks at various locations in the City. This matter was discussed. It was decided to table the matter until the first of 1993 and would advise Mr. Troutner of the outcome (his new address will be 401 South 42nd ~, Min. Reg. Meet., Page 2, 11-17-92 Street, Kansas City, Kansas (741-@98@>. Harland R. Russell, 89@9 Mohawk Road, Leawaad, KS 662@6, presented business license application for Calar Ca. and Midwest Surface Preparation at 4124 Riverside Street. This is for wholesale only of paint. He said there will be no mixing of paints. This material is received in containers. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Mr. Russell said the Midwest Surface Preparation Company prepares items such as phone booths, doors, etc., stripping them of paint for refinishing. There are na contaminates from this process going into the sewers. The business license application far Midwest Surface Preparation was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Mr. Russell also had an application far Metro North Taw Service at same location. The Hoard advised him that since this would require a special use permit, it would have to be presented to the Planning Commission before the Hoard could act on it. Mr. Denis Hierman, 4413 NW 65th Street, presented business 1'icense application for Mid-West Performance Hosts, Inc., 5@@ NW Parkway (Storage of Haats) and also a Special Use Permit was presented. The Hoard advised Mr. Hierman that he would have to appear before the Planning Commission for approval before coming to the Hoard. Gene Estes, 23375 Highway EE, Dearborn, MO presented business license application for Hubba+s Bar-H-Q Grill at 2642 West Platte Road. This was approved subject to obtaining a sales tax number, Health Department's approval and Payment of the fee. Mr. and Mrs. Mark W i nt ermut e, 44@8 I nd i an Lane, were asked to be present to discuss their fence which is on the Cityrs right of way. Mr. Wintermute explained to the Mayor and Hoard that prior to the fence being installed, there were many people driving and turning around in his yard and one of his children almost was run over by a truck. He said mast of the traffic is from the construction going on. He said even after the fence was installed, several vehicles have run into the fence. He explained that none of the neighbors have any ob~ectian to the fence; that the fence was in for thirteen months before he received any complaints from the City. He said his application for the fence was presented to the Planning Commission by George Flaws, due to his work hours. The Planning Commission did approve the plan. Fred Welkin, Zoning Enforcement Officer, was not advised of this fence plan, prior to its going to the Planning Commission. This matter was discussed and it was decided f' Page 3, Min. Reg. Meet. 1i-17-92 that the Board of Aldermen look at the fence and report back on December 1, 1992. The Winterrnutes will be advised of the outcome. Barbara Murphy, 4929 NW Gateway #16, was requested to be present at the meeting to discuss the letter she received from the City regarding her delinquent payment of sales tax. According to Ma. R. S. 144.032 the City of Riverside is required to revoke the business license of any business delinquent on sales tax. Ms. Murphy said that she is delinquent far the first two quarters in 1992 and same in 1991. She is making payments and feels she will be able to catch up an the back payments if given same time. The Board said they would allow same time, but needs documentation from Ms. Murphy as to her intention of making payments. Upon this documentation, the Berard would be willing to allow 90 days. Rule moved that Ms. Murphy be allowed 90 days within which to pay the delinquent sales tax upon documentation from her that she will der sa, seconded by Karr, the vote was Rule, Karr, Teters, and Wedua, yes; Shepard and Marshall absent. Wes Seyller, 5804 N. Kensington, Kansas City, Ma, d/b/a MOKAN Container Co., spoke to the Mayor and Berard far permission to stack the containers four high. He said that he would not stack any mare than two high slang his property fence and on the front of the property. He would stagger the containers, two at property line, then three and then four high. This matter was discussed. Mayor Burch said she would review the minutes when Mr. Seyller first obtained his business license and also the Board would look at the ones stacked four high near Highway 435. He will be advised of the outcome. A recess was called. Meeting reconvened. The roll was called and Aldermen Wedua, Teters, Karr and Rule were present and Shepard and Marshall absent. Mayor Burch presided over the remainder of meeting. The minutes of October 20, 1992 were approved as read. The minutes of November 3, 1992, were read and approved as corrected. The minutes of November 10, 1992, were read and approved as corrected. City Clerk Grace Kemerling reported that the Municipal Court Clerks reports far September and Detaber 1992 were on her desk an November 12, 1992. Karr moved that Bill Na. 92-63 be placed an its first r r_ Page 4, Min. Reg. Meet., i1-17-92 reading, said Hill provides for the payment of certain indebtedness as listed therein, seconded by Rule, the vote was Wedua, Teters, Karr, and Rule, aye; Shepard and Marshall absent. Karr moved that Hill No. 92-63 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Wed u, the vote was Wedua, Teters, Karr and Rule, aye; Shepard and Marshall absent. Whereupon, the Hill having been made available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Hoard of Aldermen, Hill No. 92-62 was passed. A "Thank You" card was received from Jackie Downey far the moral support and flowers on the death of her son. Mayor Burch said that she had Fred Wilken to go aver the past building permits to check on the permits not completed. It appeared Mr. Edgel has done nothing to his house which had burned in April, 1991 and Roger Edmonds has not had his septic tank filled as required. It was suggested that these people be required to complete the projects and if not, they will have to be brought to court. On November 12, 1992, the Planning Commission approved the Quindaro Hend Study Area on that property South of HN Railroad Tracks and passed this on to the Hoard for its approval. The Board discussed this matter and would like to accept this study. Karr moved that Hill No. 92-64 be placed an its first reading, said Hill accepts the Quindaro Hend Study Area, seconded by Wedua, the vote was Teters, Rule, Wedua and Karr voted aye; Shepard and Marshall absent. Karr moved that Bill No. 92-64 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Wedua, the vote was Teters, Rule, Wedua, and Karr, aye; Shepard and Marshall absent. Whereupon, the Hill having been made available far public inspection prior to the consideration of the Hoard of Aldermen, Hill No. 92-64 was passed. Rule moved that Bill No. 92-65 be placed an its first reading, said Bill provides for the discontinuance of the moratorium on building in the area south of HN Railroad Tracks and East of I635, seconded by Karr the vote was, Wedua, Teters, Karr and Rule, aye; Shepard and Marshall absent. Karr moved that Hill No. 92-65 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Wedua, the vote was, Wedua, Teters, Karr and Rule, aye; Shepard and Marshall absent. Whereupon, the Hill having been made available far public inspection prior r ~ ~~ Page 5, Min. of Reg. Meet., 11-17-92 to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 92- 65 was passed. It was announced the Christmas in the Park will be two weeks from today, December 1, 1992. Karr moved that the City purchase a 1990 Cat Backhoe for #20,500, seconded by Teters, the vote was Teters, Karr and Wedua, yes; Rule, no; Shepard and Marshall absent. Wedua is to get bids on the repair of the hales in Mattox Raad. Mayor Burch said she went to a meeting with the Kansas City Water Poliutian Department (Mr. Kenny Burkhead> requesting the payment of X134,000 far one half of the sewer line which they said they would pay. However, she was told the City would have to negotiate the Reciprocal Sewer Agreement and wanted to tie this Reciprocal Agreement to the payment and were not going to make the X134,000 payment until the City negotiated the Reciprocal Agreement. It was brought out that when the original agreement was made for the sewer construction, the Reciprocal Agreement was not made a part of the agreement. Mayor Burch said she will da further work in securing the X134,000. Chief Bayless said that the City Employees are invited to loin they in a caroling session on December 17, 1992 at 5:30 p. m. The peop 1 e w i 11 meet at C i t y Ha 11 at 5:30 p. m. and from there will be transported by a hay wagon and after about one and one half hours they are invited to his house for refreshments. A discussion was had concerning Jim Baughman's surgery and tentative time he will be off duty. There being no further business to came before the Board, upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting ad~aurned at 10:43 p. m. -o f ~