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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1990-10-02- MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI OCTOBER 2, 1990 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on October 2, 1990, at 7:30 p.m. Those present were Marshall, Teters, Karr, Shepard, Rule and Richardson. Mayor Burch called said meeting to order. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes of September 18, 1990 for the present time. Terry French, 9811 N. Wayne, Kansas City, MO 64155, presented an application for business license for DOT Enterprise, Inc., P. O. Box 25352, Kansas City, MO at 204 NW Platte Valley Drive. This is for leasing transportation equipment. There would be no equipment at this address. They furnish drivers for tractor-trailers. They usually have about 65 employees. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Bryan Ohrman, 18829 E. Manor Drive, Independence, Missouri 64058 presented business license for Bozzay Delivery Service at 617 NW Business Park Lane. This is for air freight cartage service (common carrier). This was previously Tri-R Delivery. They have about 8 employees and he has taken over the Tri-R Delivery as of September 24. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Richard Lanning, Route #29, Box 51, Clay County, Missouri, presented a Special Use Permit to allow Pennzoil Products Company to do business at 224 N.W. Business Park Lane which was not zoned for this type of business. A hearing was had before the Planning Commission and they approved this zoning change with a Special Use Permit required. Mayor Burch said she had checked with Fred Wilkin and this seemed to fit into the zoning. She had Mike Shelton purchase the new Fire Code Book to check this out. This building does have a sprinkler system and Mr. Lanning said he has checked with EPA and they are in line with all of their regulations. Mr. Lanning said they will dike the tanks inside just in case of a spill. Karr moved that the City amend the Zoning Order to include Pennzoil Products Company in the light industry zone by Special Use Permit, seconded by Rule, the vote was Karr, Marshall, Rule and Teters yes, Shepard and Richardson, No. r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 2, October 2, 1990 John F. Carson, 18611 W. 66th Place, Shawnee Mission, Kansas 66218, asked for permission on behalf of Builders Sand Company to have a stock sand pile south of 6105 NW Riverpark Drive, which is south and west of Shearer Truck Company. He said they have been in business in this area since 1942, mostly in Kansas. He is asking for a permit for one year in order to bid a very large project at the KCI airport. If they do not get the bid, then they do not need the permit. Their temporary building to be used for scales would be on wheels and moved out at any time. He has permission from Conoco and Shearer Truck to use the road and his trucks would yield to the Conoco traffic. Mr. Carson said he has to obtain permission from the Corps of Engineers and BN Railroad. He said that there would be no dust as they keep the sand damp and the road would not be of dust free surface, but they planned to keep a water tank there to keep the road dust free. Mayor Burch said that he will have to get a Special Use Permit in the Flood Hazardous area for the Scale building; get a temporary variance from the Board of Zoning Adjustment and she would have to check with the flood people to see if they had any complaints. If all of the above were handled, then the Aldermen could see no problem of approving the special use permit. Mayor Burch is to check this out and will get in touch with Mr. Carson. John Brown thanked the Mayor and Board for allowing Pennzoil the Special Use Permit and said that he could see that in the future that all the business would be helping the City improve with taxes other than the present sales tax. He said he is very excited about Carter Petroleum coming to Riverside. He also said that Homer William's architectural firm will move in the same building as Carter Petroleum. Richardson said he has great concern about some of these business in the Industrial Park, should they catch on fire. This would be a big problem and one which he feels the City's Fire Department could not handl. He would like to see some of the business in the area like Carter Petroleum and John Brown to provide for a fire house equipped with the trucks and man power to run them. Rick Simon, 608 White Oak Lane, Gladstone, Missouri, had requested a zone change from C-1 to M-2 for Beverly Tools and Fasteners at 3003 N.W. Platte Road. He has moved his business from 106 N.W. Business Park Lane to 3003 N.W. Platte Road. r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 3, October 2, 1990 Karr moved to place Bill No. 90-56 on its first reading, said bill provides for the changing the Zoning Ordinance to allow 3003 N.W. Platte Road to be changed from C-1 to M-2, seconded by Rule, the vote was Richardson, Karr, Shepard, Teters, Marshall and Rule voted aye. Karr moved that Bill NO. 90-56 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Rule, the vote was Richardson, Karr, Shepard, Teters, Marshall and Rule voted aye. Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 90-56 was passed. Don Gram, 327 N.W. Woodland Road spoke to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen regarding regulating the large trucks over the streets in Indian Hills. He said he spoke for his own reasons and he anticipates someday to have dirt hauled in his yard for filling in places and does not think that they should restrict trucks hauling on Woodland Road. The Mayor and Board were studying the Ordinance restricting certain weight truck on the streets because of the hardship they could cause on the streets. The Aldermen are to study the proposed ordinance and return to the next meeting with their suggestion for an ordinance. Jim Davis spoke to the Board regarding this proposed ordinance and said how he has been working with the City to do what they want him to do regarding the streets in his addition. The following bids were received on Face Pieces of Self- protection apparatus for the firemen: Smeal Fire Equipment - total bid $2,451.25 Hutchirson Witherup Fire & Safety 2,512.95 Equipment, Inc. (this included the recommended material for the strap). Conrad Fire Equip.Inc. - No Bid. Marshall moved that we accept HOT Hutcherson's bid on $2,513.95, provided it has the correct strap as designated by the bid, seconded by Teters, the vote was Karr, Shepard, Richardson, Rule, Marshall and Teters, yes. Mike Shelton thanked the Mayor and Board for purchasing the radio signal apparatus for the firemen as they are now using them. r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 4, October 2, 1990 A letter from the Fire Chief Association was read and it is requesting donations from the different communities to help purchase a smoke generator which will replace the one they have which is not working. This generator is used in training the firemen. It cost in excess of $1,000 and would like Riverside to contribute $200.00. Everyone thought this was a worthy piece of equipment to have to train firemen. Rule moved that the City contribute $200.00 toward the purchase of the Smoke Generator, seconded by Marshall, the vote was Karr, Teters, Shepard, Marshall, Richardson and Rule yes. The minutes of September 18, 1990 were approved as corrected. Karr moved that Bill No. 90-57 be placed on its first reading, said Bill provides for the Finance Committee to go out for bids on $400,000.00, seconded by Teters, the vote was Karr, Shepard, Richardson, Teters, Rule and Marshall voted aye. Shepard moved that Bill No. 90-57 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Karr, the vote was Karr, Shepard, Richardson, Teters, Rule and Marshall voted aye. Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No.90-57 was passed. A recess was called. Meeting reconvened. The roll was called and Marshall, Teters, Karr, Shepard, Rule and Richardson were present and Mayor Burch presided over the remainder of the meeting. Mayor Burch reported on the Carnival and thought the City did quite well and would have done better if the weather cooperated. Ron Super was present this portion of the meeting and inquired what was done with the proposed ordinance on hauling on streets in the City. He was told that this was put on hold until a more thorough research of the ordinance can be made. It was brought out that the City needs a Criminal Ordinance and this will be looked into. Rule said that Mr. and Mrs. found out that the road just south Highway and the Highway people will Clark called and said they of them belongs to the State repair same. r Y Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 5, October 2, 1990 Rule brought up the cost of the engineers for their plans on the lights in the Renner Park. City Clerk Grace Kemerling said that a representative of Waltons Warehouse Club had presented each member of the Board a certificate for $5.00 to be used October 7, 1990. Karr brought up the car lot on N.W. Vivion with the banners and grand opening signs. Shepard brought up the installation of signs on Pawnee and 45th Street. The Charley Stewart property was discussed and will check to see when his time for completing the project is up. It was the recommendation of the Board that Charley Stewart come before the Board if he needs an extension of time and that it be denied. It was brought up that the Chamber of Commerce may be interested in purchasing the property from Charley Stewart if he wanted to sell it, since his plans from the beginning did not work out as he planned. Mayor Burch said that she met with the Quindaro Bend district on September 19 and was very impressed with what she heard. Karr moved that the meeting go into Executive Session to discuss personnel matters, seconded by Richardson, the vote was Marshall, Shepard, Richardson, Rule, Karr and Teters voted yes. The meeting reconvened. The roll was called and Karr, Marshall, Teters, Shepard, Rule and Richardson were present and Mayor Burch presided over the remainder of the meeting. There being no further business to come before the Board, upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, the meeting adjourned at 11:45 p.m. r I