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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-08-01..- MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI AUGUST 1, 1989 A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of City of Riverside, Missouri was held in_the City Hall in Riverside, Missouri on August 1, 1989 at 7:30 p.m. Those present were Aldermen Kuhlman, Teters, Karr, Shepard, Rule and Richardson and Mayor Betty Burch called said meeting to order. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the Minutes of July 18, 1989, for the present time. Ken Borun, 8316 Lake View Drive, Parkv~~~O presented a Business License Application for K & G Safi p g at 2970 N. W. Platte Road. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Charlie Luper, 1203 Coloney Drive, Kearny, MO 64060 of C & L Body Shop, 4303 N.W. Gateway, presented a Special Use Permit and a Business License Application for a tow lot. He said they would have room for seventeen vehicles and that they planned to build a cedar privacy fence along the sides of the property so the vehicles could not be seen from the highway. They said the longest they keep the badly wrecked cars would be not more than 60 days. Rule moved that the Special Use Permit be approved, seconded by Karr,, the vote was as follows: Richardson, Rule and Karr voted aye; Kuhlman, Teters and Shepard voted nay. Charlie Luper Special Use Permit was discussed further and Teters moved that if the fence would run all the way to the end, the Special Use Permit be approved, seconded by Karr, the vote was as follows: Teters, Rule, Karr, Richardson, and Shepard aye; Kuhlman nay. The Business License Application and Special Use Permit were approved subject to the payment of the fees. Leann Zimmerman spoke to the Mayor and Board regarding Bucher Willis & Ratliff proposal for the City Park. The presentation was made by Bucher group, showing the illustration and saying this could be done in phases. There would be a shelter house, picnic tables, play ground, tennis courts and a building to store and show historical Indian artifacts which are found in the area. A discussion was had concerning this proposal. It, was thought there should be more parking space and maybe this could be worked out later. Everyone thought this was a good plan. r ~ _ Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 2, 8-1-89 Winston Peeler, representing Harold E. Glenn of Gene Glenn Motors at 2701 N.W. Vivion asked if the Special Use Permit would be approved i~ the front lot was black topped with the required amount of black topping and the proper curbing was placed. It was the consensus o.f; the Board th they would approve the Special Use Permit ihis was done. ~ther matter which was brought up regarding a plans presented by Harold and Gene Glenn was the driveway in the back and the amount of cars to be parked in the front of the building. Winston Peeler explained about the back driveway, that it was taken out by the earth moving equipment doing some work at the area and that he would see that the front area had less vehicles than shown on the drawing and not more than 22 spaces in all. Rule moved that the Special Use permit be approved, seconded by Karr, the vote was as follows: Shepard, Rule, Karr, Teters, Richardson and Kuhlman voted aye. Susie Bowen, 3010 N.W. 47th Terrace, of Riverside Townhouses, along with other Board of Directors of the Townhouses spoke to the Mayor and Board regarding their concern of the people at the skating rink. City Attorney Don Witt and his assistant Keith Hicklin were also present to answer any questions. The Townhouse people said many times the people come into the house complex and they have had to employ guards for their protection. Sometime the noise is quite loud and lasts for a while after the skating is over. It was brought up that maybe one way to correct some of the problems would be to limit the hours. This matter was discussed further and it was thought it would be best to pass an ordinance restricting the hours and amount of people at roller skating rinks. Richardson moved that Bill No. 89-50 be placed on its first reading, said bill set outs the regulations for a Roller Skating Rink to operate within the City of Riverside, Missouri, seconded by Shepard, the vote was as follows: Rule, Teters, Karr, Richardson, Shepard and Kuhlman voted aye. Shepard moved that Bill No. 89-50 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Kuhlman, the vote bas as follows: Rule, Teters, Karr, Richardson, Shepard and Kuhlman voted aye. Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 80-50 was passed. A recess was called. Meeting reconvened. Aldermen Kuhlman, Teters, Karr, Shepard, Rule and Richardson were present and Mayor Burch presided over the remainder of meeting. r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 3, 8-1-89 Chuck Logan, 300 North Church Road, Liberty, Mo. spoke to the Mayor and Board concerning the entrance to the new Platte Valley Park which is in the process of being built. He said the Highway Department has requested the City enter into an agreement whereby they will accept the road entrance to the park and will do all repairs necessary in the future. This was discussed and it was thought that before the City can do this, the Road would have to be constructed according to the City's Ordinances. Mayor Burch will contact the Highway Department people and explain the situation. It was suggested that the City review the matter of the Tow and Trash people having certain amount of liability insurance. Mayor Burch reported that to date the City has not received the necessary liability insurance from the Century Correctional Institute. The Fair Housing Ordinance will be adopted and City Clerk Grace Kemerling will get together all the necessary information for this. It appears the American Cable Vision matter has been worked out. Mayor Burch said she wanted everyone to notice that Mr. Peyton has removed the old house from the back of the property at White City Motel. It was brought out that Lou Vaughn had removed the house on N.W. Gateway and had put lots of the debris in the back of the area. City Attorney Don Witt said that Mr. Vaughn will have to remove this debris. The matter of Venus o 's area should be cleaned up was discussed and ~ is to contact Mr. Venus concerning this matter. Chief McDaniel said that the Public Safety Department is getting together a list of things which can be disposed. Shepard moved that Bill No. 89-51 be placed on its first reading, said Bill concerns "Adult Abuse", seconded by Rule, the vote was as follows: Karr, Shepard, Teters, Richardson, Rule and Kuhlman, aye. Karr moved that Bill No. 89-51 be placed on its second r Minutes of Reg. Meeting Page 4, 8-1-89 reading, seconded by Shepard, the vote was as follows: Karr, Shepard, Teters, Richardson, Rule and Kuhlman aye. Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 80-51 was passed. Mayor Burch brought up the matter of certain Public Safety people have not gotten the increase discussed in the last Budget and this is because of certain requirements to be met by the Public Safety Department employees. This matter was discussed. Chief McDaniel said he had a written policy on qualifications to be met by the Public Safety Department Employees and the employees were aware of it. Karr moved that the City advertise the notice for vacating a certain portion of Zeke Road and the hearing to be held on September 5, 1989, seconded by Teters, the vote was as follows: Kuhlman, Teters, Karr, Rule voted aye; Richardson and Shepard voted nay. The matter n exing the property west of the Riverside City's limits.'' cvas brought up that_ this matter should be studied by the Mayor and Board to see of the advantages and disadvantages this would be for the City. Larry Shepard brought up the subject that there are to be some new houses to be built in Indian Hills and that the roads are not in condition to stand the traffic of construction trucks, etc. It was thought that the City should require the construction people to stand the cost of putting the streets back into good condition. It was also brought up about the trucks that brought in the land fill for Super's resident; that there was some deterioration on the streets from these trucks. A letter was read from the thanking the City of Riverside Sequential Celebration. Platte City Chamber of Commerce people for participation in the Several hospitalization and dental companies were contacted to give a talk and advise the cost of their com any for the insurance. It appeared that Kaizer Permanentand Delta Dental of Missouri had made the best and most econo ical presentation. Karr moved that the City accept Kaizer Permanentand Delta Dental of Missouri as the Insurance Companies fo the City Employees, seconded by Shepard, the vote was as follows: r Minutes of Reg. Meeting. Page 5, 8-1-89 Rule, Kuhlman, Karr, Shepard, Richardson and Teters voted aye. A letter from Clay Platte Ray Mental Health Board of Trustees dated July 20, 1989 was read. A letter form the Missouri department of Economic Development dated July 20, 1989 was read. Specifications for Fire Truck will be secured. The Specifications for the Radio will be forth coming. Rule moved that City Clerk secure bids for the City's yearly audit, seconded by Karr, the vote was as follows: Karr, Rule, Shepard, Kuhlman, Teters and Richardson voted aye. A recess was called. Meeting reconvened. Aldermen Karr, Kuhlman, Shepard, Rule, Richardson and Teters were present and Mayor Burch presided over the remainder of meeting. Mayor Burch reported that Daniel Czamanske had approached her with the proposal that he would handle all of the City's legal matters, as Mr. Witt is doing at the present time for the sum or $36,000 per year with a contract for two years. This matter was discussed and thought everyone should think this one over before making any decisions. Mayor Burch said that she talked to City Attorney Don Witt about this. It was brought out that Dan Czamanske could not be the City Judge if he had the other position. The Finance Committee announced that it is time to out for bids on $100,00 Q Karr moved that Bill No. 89-52 be placed on its first reading, said bill provides that the Finance Committee go out for bids on $100,000, seconded by Rule, the vote was as follows: Kuhlman, Karr, Shepard, Teters, Rule and Richardson voted aye. Rule moved that Bill No. 89-52 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Kuhlman, the vote was as follows: Karr, Kuhlman, Shepard, Rule, Richardson ana Teters aye. Whereupon, the bill having been made available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 89-52 was passed. There being no further business to come before the Board, upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned at 11:40 p.m. ~~ < -. r