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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN
OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI
"' APRIL 9,,1991
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of
Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, on
April 9, 1991 at 7:30 p.m. Those present were Teters, Karr,
Shepard and Marshall, Rule and Richardson absent. Mayor Betty
Burch called said meeting to order.
The minutes of April 2, 1991 were read and approved as
corrected.
It was reported that the New Life New Start Ministries had
moved the shop out of one of the apartments and were going to use
two apartments for the day care center for children, however, they
had intended to be open 24 hours per day.
The County Clerk's report on the City of Riverside's election
of April 2 was as follows:
Ward One - Shepard - 63 votes
/~de~, ~hra'sh - 48 votes
Ward Two - Wedua - 34 votes
Ward Three - Rule - 61 votes
Whittlesey - 24 votes
Karr moved that Bill No. 91-20 be placed on its first reading,
said bill canvassed the return of the election of the City of
Riverside, Missouri as follows:
Alderman, Ward one.- Shepard - 63 votes
~~~P,~ ~ki'nait- - 4 8 votes ;
Alderman, Ward two - Wedua - 34 votes
Alderman, Ward three - Rule - 61 votes
- Whittlesey - 24 votes
seconded by Teters, the vote was Shepard, Marshall, Teters and Karr
aye; Rule and Richardson absent.
Marshall moved that Bill No. 91-20 be placed on its second
reading, seconded by Shepard, the vote was: Shepard, Marshall,
Teters and Karr aye; Rule and Richardson absent. Whereupon the
Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to the
consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 91-20 was passed.
A recess was called. During the recess, Aldermen Shepard and
Wedua were sworn into office as Aldermen by City Clerk Grace
Kemerling. The meeting reconvened. The roll was called and
Aldermen Teters, Karr, Shepard, Marshall and Wedua present, Rule
absent. Mayor Burch presided over the remainder of the meeting.
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Minutes of Reg. Meeting
Page 2, 4-9-91
Steve Warqer and Kathy Aust of McDonald and Warger were
present for the opening of the bids covering plans for the Young
Park. The bids were opened and are attached hereto and made a part
hereof .
Rule is present at 8:30 p.m. and was sworn into office as
Alderman of the Third Ward by City Clerk Grace Kemerling.
Mayor Burch said^~d choose a committee to study the bids
for the plans of the Park. She suggested Leann Zimmerman, Gary
Brenner, Sheree Shepard, Jimmy Karr and herself to study the bids
and report back to the Board.
Karr moved that Leann Zimmerman, Gary Brenner, Sheree Shepard,
Jimmy Karr and Mayor Burch be on the Committee to study the Bids
for the Plans of the Park, seconded by Marshall, the vote was:
Teters, Wedua, Shepard, Rule, Karr and Marshall yes.
Karr moved that Bill No. 91-21 be placed on its first reading,
said bill provides for the acceptance the parcel of land as
described herein and listed as Line Creek Properties for Riverside
park, seconded by Rule, the vote was Wedua, Shepard, Marshall,
Rule, Teters and Karr aye.
Karr moved that Bill No. 91-21 be placed on its second
reading, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Wedua, Shepard,
marshall, Rule, Teters and Karr aye. Whereupon, the Bill having
been made available for public inspection prior to the
consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 91-21 was passed.
Karr moved that Bill No. 91-22 be placed on its first reading,
said bill provides for the City to accept the parcel of land from
Clara H. Young and E. H. Young on the following described property
of land as set out herein, seconded by Wedua, the vote was Shepard,
Rule, Marshall, Teters, Wedua and Karr aye.
Wedua moved that Bill No. 91-22 be placed on its second
reading, seconded by Karr, the vote was Shepard, Rule, Marshall,
Teters, Wedua and Karr, aye. Whereupon, the Bill having been made
available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the
Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 91-22 was passed.
A discussion was had concerning limiting the amount of fi~
works license to be issued in the City. ?
Marshall moved that there be two wholesale fireworks license
issued in the City of Riverside, seconded by Rule, the vote was
Karr, Teters, Marshall, Wedua and Rule, yes; Shepard excused.
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Minutes of Reg. Meeting
Page 3, 4-9-91
The following bids were received on sweeping the streets:
Delta Sweeping - $1260.00 or 18 hours at $70.00 per hour
Benwell Parking Lot Maintenance - $70.00 per hour.
Marshall moved that Delta Sweeping be awarded the bid,
seconded by Wedua, the roll was called and votes were Karr,
Marshall, Rule, Teters, Wedua and Shepard, yes.
Mayor Burch said that Patty Garvey of Garvey Construction
talked to her and said that the Open House they had was such a
success that they had gotten together and wanted to know if
'~~ Riverside would be interested in going in with them and have a ~,,,,n/j ,
/Y picnic around the Fourth of July, they would. have the picnic at `jr~-C-:-~~')
(;~ their lake and the would provide the firework
display. This matter was discussed and further information
concerning where the firework display could be held would be
obtained. Rule and Wedua will contact Mrs. Garvey concerning the
fireworks.
Mayor Burch sa would like to have a presentation at the
Mayor Burch brought up the Appreciation Dinner which has been
held for the last three years. She was invited to the s-• ~t~-~'
R@ and the speaker was Joe Calhoun. She said he was very
good and would like permission to have him speak at our
Appreciation Dinner. His fee is $1,000.
David Theatre fall festival. This would be called
"Yesterday, Today and T morrow" It would possibly be from 6 to 8
p.m. and discussed about the fee to charge either $3.50 per person
or $4.00 per person.
Rule moved that the City have Joe Calhoun speak at the
Appreciation Dinner, May 20, 1991, for the sum of $1,000.00,
seconded by Teters, the vote was Teters, Wedua, Rule, Marshall and
Karr, yes, Shepard excused.
Chief Bayless said that The New Life New Start Ministries have
decided to use the two apartments on the first floor as the Day
Care for the children. He said that even though the state has
waived their fee for license, the City still has to be concerned
for the safety and welfare of those involved in the project. lim.~
Bayless suggested that the City should have these people follow the
rules and regulations we have. City Attorney Don Witt should also
write a letter concerning this project and we should also get a-
copy of the insurance certificate.
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Minutes of Reg. Meeting
Page 4, 4-9-91
As a reminder, Chief Bayless said there would be a Police
Committee meeting on April 16, 1991 at 6:15 p.m.
There being no further business to coma before the Board, upon
motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned at 10:45
p.m.
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