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Minutes of Regular Meeting of
Boar^d ~?f Alder^men of City cif River^side, Missouri
Decerber^ 15, 199'c:
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City
of Riverside, Missauri was held in the City Hall in
Riverside, Missauri on December 15, 1992, at 7:~0 p.rn. Those
pr^eser~t were Aldermen Wedua, Teters, Karr^, Shepard, Rule and
Mar^shall; Mayor Betty Bur^ch called said meeting to car^der^.
It was decided to dispense with the reading of the
Min~_ites of November 17, 1992 and December 1, 1992 fc~r the
present time.
Carolyn DeGeorge, 5~1 NW 41st Street, Kansas City, MO
presented Business License far Bab DeGeorge tF Associates,
General Commercial Contractors, at 4~8 NW Business F'ark Lane.
This was approved subject to the payment of the fee.
Dennis Bierman, 441,: NW 65th Street, Kansas City, MO
presented Special Use Permit, B~_iilding Application and
B~_isiness license for Midwest F'er^fr_,rrnance, Inc. (sale and
star^age of boats), 501 NW Par^kway.
In order^ far Midwest F'erforrnance, Inc. to dr_. business ire
this area, the zoning ordinance has to be amended. The
pr^oper^ notices of rezoning were published ar~d the Planning
Commission r^ecomrnended to the Board the amending of the
Zoning Ordinance to include the r^etail sale ar~d str_~rage ~~f
boats, by Special Use.
Rule moved that Bill N~1. 92-67 be placed are its first
reading, said Bi 11 pr^ovides for^ the amendment of the Zr_~ning
Or^dinance to include the retail sales and star^age of boats in
the Camrnercial area, seconded by Mar^shall, the vote was N.ar^r,
Shepard, Teters, Marshall, Wedua and Rule, aye.
Shepard moved that Bill No. 92-67 be placed on its
second reading, seconded by Wedua, the vote was Karr,
Shepard, Teter^s, Mar^shall Wedua and Rule, aye. Whereupon,
the Bill having been made available far public inspectir,n
pr^iar to the consideration of the Boar^d of Aldermen, Bill
No. 92-67 was passed.
Wed~_ia moved that the Special Use F'errnit for
Midwest Per^farmance, Inc. be approved, subject to the payment
of the fee and sub,7ect to there being crr~ly two boats stored
on the outside of the building for^ a six-month per^icid,. if
these two beats are not Bald within six-months, an extension
of tune will have to be r^equested, seconded by Teters, the
vote was Kar^r, Rule, rarshall, Teters, Wedua and Shepard,
yes.
Midwest Performance, Inc., Building Application was
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apprGVed subaect tG apprGVal by the City Engineer.
Midwest F'erfor^rnance, Inc. Business License App1 icat iGn
was apprGVed, subaect to the payment Gf the fee.
Dermis Bierman presented B~.~siness License ApplicatiGm
for Rig Th~_rnder Marine, Inc. at 500 NW Par^kway. This was
appr^GVed subaect to the payment Gf the fee.
Michael Archer, 470 N. Dr^uy, Kansas City, MO presented a
Special Use Permit and Business License fGr A and J RutG
Sales at X504 NW Platte r^oad. This is for the sa).e of
used car^s and tr~_rcks.
Kerr^r moved that A and J Auto Sales' Special Use Permit
be apprGVed subaect tG the payment of the fee, secGnded by
Rule, the vote was Teters, Shepard, Marshall, Wedua, Karr ar~d
R~_rle, yes.
A and J AutG Sales' Business License ApplicatiGn was
appr^aved subaect to the payment Gf the Fee.
Jerr^y Conley, 5006 N W 5tr^athbury, carne before the Mayer^
and Berard regarding his sewer bills. He said that he has a
limited income and cannot wGrk because Gf his health and
cannot affor^d tc. pay the sewer bill. He a1sG said he cannot
aff~!rd tc~ pay the expense r_,f having the sewer connected and
does net intend tG dG sc.. This matter was discussed and the
Mayer and Beard advised they wGUld have to take this
complaint under advisement. The Mayer and Bear^d thanked Mr^.
Conley for^ coming in.
C. E. Smith, of Transport, Ir~c. , 15705 C SGUth
BrGadway, St. LG~_ris, Ma and Terry Hannah, R#36 '3405 N
Highway, F'ark.ville, Ma were present to discuss with the Mayar^
and Board the parking Gf C. E. Smith's tr~_rcks on hard
surface at 4301 NW Tullison Lane. Mr. Hannah said that this
has never been hard surface and that he thought it was grand~-
fathered in and did net have to make the parking area hard
surface. Mr. Hannah said he wc~~_rld be willing to make the
err^ea around the office hard surface. This matter was
disc~_issed and Mr^. Smith could continue to par^k the tr~_rcks
until the Mayar and Beard looked intG the matter further.
Verne Davis, X348 NW WGad 1 and and Leann Z i rnmer^mar~, '304
Valley Lane said they are representing a gr~~+up of People from
War^d I because they are net being represented Gn the Beard by
Ward T. They said that Sheree Shepard has been absent lots
Gf times and they would like tG see someone who will be
present all the time. They wanted to knew what the MayGr^ ar~d
Beard could dG. 5heree Shepard said that she is able tG
attend the meetings r,c,w, since the school she has been
attending has ended. This rnatter^ was discussed and will be
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checked into to see what can be done. A count of hands
showed that nine people present would like to see Sher^ee
Shepar^d replaced.
Dave Williams, Missouri Cities Water Company, Route #1,
23740 Highway 371, Dearborn, MQ 64439 spoke t~~+ the Mayor and
Hoar^d concerning the Ridgewood Estate Sewer System. He
would like to have the City execute the agr^eement between the
City and Water^ Gompar~y so that Ridgewood Estate can be
connected to the Riverside Sewer^s. He said that they were
willing to pay their^ share of X21.88 per^ house per rnor~th and
he said that they will accept all the responsibility of the
sewers up to the connection with the City cif Riverside Sewer.
Mr^. Williams thought that in the meetings with Dan Witt,
Mayor H~.rrch and himself wer^e fairly close to closing the
agreement. He said that their' sister company AVATAR, in
Florida, does all the billing and they have sent a letter tc~
River'side, stating that the last date they will collect for
a~_rr sewers is December 31, 1992. Mr. Wi 11 Tarns advised the
Mayor and Hoar^d that AVATAR would like to sell all the Water
Gornpanies in the four northern states ire their' ar^ea and it
wi 11 do no mar^e of the bi 11 ing for these companies. Mr^.
Williams said that he did not know that they were not going
to continue the ser'vice after December 31, 1992, b~_it will
call them to see if the tune can be extended and will advise
Mayor' Hurch. He said he wo~_ild cer^tainly like the Lity tr_. do
whatever possible to expedite the Agreement which would
allow Ridgewood Estate t.~ connect to the Sewer. Mayor H~.rrch
said she will check with City Attorney Dare Witt regarding
this matter and will advise Mr. Williams.
Rick Hedgecock was the spokes person far a gr^oup cif
citizens (13) who wer^e pr^esent in favor' of animal coutr^ol. He
told the Mayor and Haar^d about the people wha would
cantr^ibute to the building of an animal shelter and alsc~
people who would help to operate it. This matter was
disc~_issed and Mayor Hurch said that Mr. and Mr^s. Yr_,ung have
c~~mpleted the papers to donate the David Theatre to the City
and that they^e is space behind the Theater to have the
storage of the City equipment and the sand and salt. She
also said that it was a thought to have the Animal Shelter at
the end of Vivion Road. Mayor Hur^ch said that this wo~_rld be
a spring pro,7ect and they will keep working on it.
Rule moved that there be a recess, seconded by Karr, the
roll was called and vote was Wedua, Teter^s, Karr, Shepard,
Rule and Marshall, yes.
The meeting r^econvened, those present were Wedua,
Teters, Karr, Shepard, Rule and Mar'shall. Mayor' Fiurch
presided aver the rernainder^ of the meeting.
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The rnin~_rtes cif Nc~vernber 17, 1998 were read and approved
as corrected.
The minutes of Decerber^ 1, 1998 wer^e r~ead ar~d approved
as cc ~r^rected.
A letter^ fr~am the Trilli~_un Cor^p~!r^ation was r~ead. (Owr~er^
of the BN property) They said they will be in touch with the
City after they have completed their~ plans on the development
of their~ pr^oper^ty.
Ther^e wer^e two bids on patching the holes on Mattox Read
as foll~~~ws:
Seal O Matic ~4,988.0~
J' ~ B Asphalt paving 5, 7~b. 25
Karr^ moved that we accept the lowest and best bid, that
being 5ea1 O Matic to repair~ Mattox Raad far the s~_rrn of
~4,988.~Q~, seconded by Wedua, the vote was Marshall, Rule,
Shepard, Karr^, Teters and Wedua, yes.
A letter^ fr^arn American Cable Vision, dated December 1~D,
1992, concerning their' deer~easing and increasing certain
pr^o grams.
May~~~r B~_irch said that Mr^. and Mr^s. Young have competed
their war^k an the documents to donate the David Theatr^e to
the City. Mr~. Young did r^equest that the Mayar^ or Board of
Aldermen of the City be on the David Theatre Board. Chief
Bob Bayless said that he was going to be a Board rnernber and
Mayar^ Burch said that she will sit in on as marry meetings as
possible.
Karr moved that Bill No. 92-68 be placed an its first
reading, said Bill provides far the City of Riverside to
accept the David Theatr^e fr^om Mr. and Mrs. Young, seconded by
Marshall, the vote was Wed~_ra, Marshall, Teter^s, Rule, N.arr
and Shepard aye.
Karr moved that Bill No. 92-68 be placed are its seccmd
reading, seconded by Teter^s, the vote was Wed~_ra, Mar'shall,
Teters, Rule, Karr~ and Shepard aye. Whereupon, the Bill
having been made available far p~_rblic inspection prior' to
the consider~atian of the board of Aldermen, Bill No. 98-68
was passed.
Kar^r^ rnaved that Bill No. 98-69 being bill pr^c~viding fc~r~
the appropr~iatian of rnar~ey out of the General Fund of the
City r_~f Riverside, Missour^i for~ the payment of indebtedness
as listed therein be placed an its first r^eading, seconded by
Teters, the vote was Wedua, Mar'shall, Teters, R~_ile, N.arr and
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Shepard aye.
Wed~.ia moved that Ri 11 Nc~. 92-69 be placed r_,ri its second
reading, seconded by Karr^, the vr_,te was Wed~_ia, Marshall,
Teters, Rule, Shepard and Karr, aye. Whereupon, the bill
having beer, made available for p~_~bl is inspect ion prior t~_ the
consideration of the board c .f Alder^men, Rill No. 9?-E'~ was
passed.
Chief Rayless said that the F`uhlic Safety Departrner,t had
applied far^ a gr^ar,t to Rural Garnrn~_~nity Fire Pr^r_~tective
Department, a divisi~~r, of Misso~_iri Divisir_~r, r_~f Cor,servatic,r,
and this has been received in the Burn cif X755.00.
Chief Rayless said that he has received the ordir,ar,ces
fr^c~m the surrounding cities r^egarding c~.irfews. He will
review them and r^epor^t to the Raard.
Chief Rayless said he has checked with vas^ious cities
regarding charging fr_,r^ false fire alarms and it appeared the
ether cities do rn~t have an ar~dir,ar,ce r^egar^ding this matter^.
Chief Rayless said Jirn Ra~_~ghman is going tc~ the Doctor
tc~rnorraw and it is hopeful that he will be able to c~~rne to
work car, light duty. Chief Rayless is to let Mayor^ R~_irch kr,~.w
if E+aughmar, does ret~_ir^n t~~~ light duty wank so that the
Workmen's Compensation people will be notified.
Karr thar,k.ed ever^yor,e far^ the nice Chr^istrnas Par^ty.
Shepard inquired what the Raard was g~.,ing to do
regar^ding the people wanting her to not be on the Raar•d and
what it would take to get her^~~ff the Roard.
Rule thanked ever^y~~r,e far^ award he and Kathy received
an behalf of the Car^r,er Cafe.
Mayas Rur^ch inquired of the Roard what to dc. with the
people why:, are delir~q~_~ent with their^ Sewer Rills. It was the
consensus of the Roar^d to take them t~~~ co~_ir^t ar^ whatever it
takes to get the people to pay.
It was br^ought r_•~ut that the f~~+~_ir^ cottages an NW Platte
were cleaned up.
Rule wanted tc~ k.r,ow what it would take tc~ clean up
Mer^rimac. This will be leaked into.
Mayor Rurch said that she has not had the r_~ppor^tunity to
check. the b~_idget with regard tc. the request far a fifty cents
increase fir, Rick. Hedgec~;~ck.'s salary ar,d r^equested this be
tabled ~_tntil the next meeting.
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Karr m~~ved that the matter of the r^eq~_iest for Rick.
Hedgecock.'s increase in his salary be tabled until the next
meeting, seconded by Wed~_ia, the v~_~te was Mar^shall, Wed~_ia,
Karr, Teters, Shepard, yes; Rule, no.
Ther^e being no f~.irther b~_~sir~ess to come bef~=ire the
E~oard, ~_~pon root ion duly made, seconded and passed, meet ir~g
adjourned at 11:0 p. m.
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