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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING
OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI
MARCH 6 , 19 9.0
A regular meeting of Board of Aldermen of City of
Riverside, Missouri, was held in the City Hall in Riverside,
Missouri on March 6, 1990, at 7:30 p.m. Those present were
Aldermen Kuhlman, Teters, Karr, Shepard and Rule; Richardson
absent and Mayor .Betty Burch called said meeting to order.
The Minutes of February 20, 1990, were read and approved
as corrected.
Ray Beard, 3406 N.W. Cerreto presented a Special Use
Permit and Business License Application for R and J Guns and
More, Inc. at 4615 N W Gateway.
Rule moved that the Special Use Permit be approved,
seconded by Karr, the vote was Karr, Teters, Shepard, Kuhlman
and Rule voted yes; Richardson Absent.
The Business application was approved subject to a sales
tax number and payment of the fees.
Don Jack, 6500 Melody Lane, Parkville, Missouri,
representing Twin Traffic Marking, 4030 NW VanDePopulier,
presented his applications for two buildings at said location.
Information had been received from City Attorney Witt that in
light of the number of Aldermen present, three yes votes would
approve the building applications.
Karr moved that Twin Traffic Marking building applications
be approved, seconded by Kuhlman, the vote was Karr, Teters,
and Kuhlman voted yes; Shepard and Rule voted no. - Motion
carried.
Rule explained the reason he has voted no was he would
like to see a drainage plan for the bottom ground before any
buildings are built. Shepard and Teters also said they would
like to see an over-all drainage plan for the bottom area.
A recess was called. Meeting reconvened. Karr, Kuhlman,
Teters, Shepard and Rule were present; Richardson absent and
Mayor Burch presided over the remainder of meeting:
Mr. Chuck Isley, 4720 NW Gateway spoke to the Mayor and
Board concerning tentative plans he has for the Skating Rink.
He said he would like to change the use of the Building from a
Skating Rink into a nice Restaurant and Lounge, dance floor and
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room for Private Parties. He showed tentative plans as to
where the Lounge would be, the room for Private parties, the
Kitchen area and the Eating area. He said he was not going to
have just a lounge and snacks. He wanted a nice Restaurant
with white table cloths on the tables and evening dining. He
also inquired as to the availability of a liquor license. It
was explained to him that Bernie Vulgamott had asked for his
license from Kellys be saved for him, since at that time he was
unsure of what his plans were. The Mayor said she would write
Vulgamott a letter concerning this liquor license and an answer
should be received by the next meeting.
The Council was polled concerning adding one more liquor
license for this type of business and the result was:
Kuhlman - would like to leave the amount of this type of
liquor license (2) as is.
Teters - would have no objection to adding one more (3).
Karr - would like to hold at present amount (2).
Shepard - has no problem with increasing to (3) - in favor
of a good Restaurant with liquor.
Rule - has no problem with the liquor. He thinks
everything should be judged on its merits.
Mayor Burch requested City Clerk Grace Kemerling to give
Chuck Isley a copy of the liquor code and he would need a
change of use permit. Isley should check with Fred Wilkin to
secure what permits a will need.
It was that the Sewer permits will be approved
by the Zoning Enforcement Person.
A discussion was had concerning the .property (on NW
Gateway) of James George, which he is taking down piece by
piece.
Shepard moved that the City have him remove the remainder
of the abandoned house and debris immediately, seconded by
Kuhlman, the vote was Karr, Shepard, Rule, and
Teters voted yes; Richardson absent. .~~~a,.•~
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With regard to Jackie Green's trailer court, it was
decided that they should correct the electrical problems
according to the Electrical Code.
It was also decided that Jerry.. Lorraine should be
requested to bring his trailer park property up to specs.
Mayor Burch read a letter from Black and Veach concerning
the Line Creek water shed.
Mayor Burch said .the cost of burying the electrical wires
on NW Gateway would be $1,400,000, including all labor and
material.
A letter dated March 5, 1990, from Gary Wahl's attorney,
John Bortnick, stating that his building was being built
according to all City, State and Federal regulations.
With regard to the property of Tony McMurray on Pawnee
Drive, which was damaged by the back-up sewer, the estimated
cost of repair would be approximately $2,581.65. This expenses
would be covered by the City's insurance.
City Clerk Grace Kemerling said that she had received a
letter from the State People when they came to inspect the
building for asbestos and found everything to be in order.
The overtime for the Public Safety people was discussed.
The Civil Air Patrol people have asked to use the Court
Room on April 14, 1990. This was approved.
A letter from City Attorney Don Witt, dated February 22,
1990, concerning the Moratorium on building in the bottom area
was received.
Mayor Burch said that since Richardson has been out of the
City due to his work, she. would like to recommend an
alternative to the Board of Zoning Adjustment and would like to
have Rule as the alternative.
Karr moved that Rule be the alterl°fates~e on the Board of
Zoning Adjustment, seconded by Teters, the vote was Shepard,
Teters, Kuhlman, and Karr voted yes; Rule abstained and
Richardson absent.
Teters inquired as to whether or not the street sign was
ordered for the street she lives on and when it would be
installed. Mayor Burch advised it was ordered and they are
waiting for the delivery.
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FCa4~r reported that, ,the cabinets he is building in the
Public Safety Communication Room will cost approximately $800
to $1,000 and t Mayor and Board were in favor.
Shepard . o on the inspections of the installation of
lights and said that they would do this tomorrow.
Rule said that Rick Turner has not completed his building
and he would like to get a 90-day extension.
Col. Fletcher presented the Mayor and Board with a list of
Training Schools he would like the Public Safety people to
attend and high-lighted the different training.
Karr moved that the City accept the schedule for training
of the Public Safety Officers as presented by Col. Fletcher,
dated March 4, 1990, which is attached hereto and made a part
hereof, seconded by Rule, the vote was Kuhlman, Karr, Shepard,
Teters, and Rule voted yes; Richardson absent.
Col. Fletcher reported on how well the control burn was
and praised all the people involved.
It was reported that Pulley, MOKAN and Symons were going
to put some rock on VanDePopulier Road.
There being no further business to come before the Board,
upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned
at 9:50 p.m.
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