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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-11-05~~ MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMAN MEETING CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI NOVEMBER 5, 1991 The regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri wea held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on November 5, 1991 at 7:30 pm. Those present were Aldermen Jim Wedua, Brenda Tetera, Jimmy Karr, Sheree Shepard, Ed Rule and John Marshall. Mayor Betty Burch called the meeting to order. George J. Siera, 64151 presented Pathfinder System Mr. Siers stated that their firm process equipment npproved. 4900 NW 83rd Terrace, Kansas City, Mo. an application for a business license for g, Inc. to be located at 2709 W Platte Rd. they are relocating from Park Plaza and is a Manufacturer's Rep who engineers systems for industrial plants. This was Al Manning, Rt. 1 Box 106, Kidder, Missouri presented an application for an business license to sell Christmas Trees at 2300 W Platte Rd. beginning November 29th. This was approved. Debbie Grayson, 5001 NW Kaliavea Circle, Riverside, spoke to the Board of Aldermen about the problem of stray and abandoned cats. She stnted that when some tenants move, they leave their cats in their apartment for a long time before they are token out. Mayor Burch suggested that a meeting with the apartment owners and/or people should be had to discuss the problem, and that she would send out a letter to them. Several different ways were discussed on how to handle the animal control problem, some being having cats as well as dogs required to hove tags, increasing the amount of the tags, and placing on the April ballot there being a S 50 charge for dog and cat tags. The minutes of the October 15, 1991 meeting were read and approved as corrected. Alderman Rule moved that Bill No. 91-68 be placed on its first reading, said Bill provides for the longevity raise for Marty F. Rowe, seconded by Alderman Marshall. The vote was Rule, Wedua, Tetera, Shepard, Karr, & Marshall, eye. Alderman Marshall moved that Bill No. 91-68 be placed on it second reading, and was seconded by Rule. The vote was Shepard, Teters, Marshall, Wedua, Karr, and Rule. Whereupon, the Bill having been mode available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 91-68 was pnsaed. r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 2, November 5, 1991 Mayor Burch stated that on October 30, 1991 Mr. Don Witt, Clark Thompson, of Larkin & Associates, met with the Kansas City, Mo. people on the eciprocal agreement dated 1965. Discussion wsa had concerning the co sharing of coat for a larger sewer line for a coat of S 260,000.00. It wsa agreed to divide the coat equally for a total off S 130,000 each for the City of Kansas City and the City of Riverside. They will accept the line and keep it in good repair after the said line is approved by the Department of Natural Resources. The two cities will discuss a new reciprocal agreement. Mayor Burch read a letter from E. T. Archer along with a bill in the nmount of S 24,529.11. It was decided to have Mr. Witt write a letter to Archer responding to the request. Mayor Burch announced that next Tuesday, November 12, 1991 a Board of Alderman meeting will be held with the south of 9 highway property owners to go over the results of the recent study. Ken Vnughn of Larkin & Associate, the City's engineer will be there along with Don Witt, City Attorney and Pete Fullerton from the Platte County Economic Development Corporation. Mayor Burch said as a result of changes in the sewer line some S 30,000.00 was saved. Then between 100 and 200 feet o£ sewer line was added on the south aide of West Platte Road. making more land ncceaaible for sewer connections at a coat of between S 5,000 to S 6,000. This was approved by the Board of Aldermen. Marshall presented Bill No. 91-69, being a bill to employ Willard Rankin as a full time Public Safety Officer and Kevin Anderson sa a reserve Public Safety Officer, aub~ect to them passing their physical. Alderman Karr seconded said motion. Motion carried by the following vote: For: Karr, Shepard, Wedua, Rule, Tetera, and Marshall. Alderman Shepard placed Bill No. 91-69 on its second reading, seconded by Alderman Marshall. The vote wsa Wedua, Tetera, Shepard, Karr, Rule and Marshall voted yea. Whereupon the Bill having been mode available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 91-69 was passed. Chief Bob Bayless read letters of thanks from Rev. Krueger; William Adamo of the Gladstone Fire Department; Tracy Kruse of United Way; Capt. Shaw Eaat of the Missouri State Highway Patrol; and Ivan Nelson of Superior Asphalt. Bayless also passed out the crime state report for the third quarter. Chief Bayless stated that Charlotte Bennett from the Gnzette Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 3, November 5, 1991 had talked to him about advertising for child education to run for three weeks. This will cover safety, child molestation, and drug education. Bayless stated that this would be good public relations for the department and the coat would be S 160.00. Alderman Karr move we participate in this, seconded by Alderman Tetera. Motion carried. A price was received to replace ~uat the burned out light bulbs on the ball field at an estimated cost of S 530.00. The Alderman approved the purchase of these 13ght bulbs. Gary Wahl of Seal-O-Matic will patch the pot holes on Mattox Road. Mayor Burch asked if the Board would authorize Mitchell Burch to look at and evaluate the City's Ford tractor and what it needed to repair the same. Thies was approved. A street light waa requested on High Drive. No further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:37 p.m. ~~~ ---- Acti cretary r