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MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF ALDERMEN
CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI
NOVEMBER 7, 1989
A regular meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of
Riverside, Missouri was held in the City Hall in Riverside,
Missouri on November 7, 1989, at 7:30 p.m. Those present were
Aldermen Kuhlman, Teters, Karr, Shepard, Rule and Richardson.
said meeting was called to order by Mayor Betty Burch.
2t was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes
of October 17, 1989, for the present time.
Jerry and Delinda Copeland,. 1826 N. 50th Street,
Northmoor, MO presented application for business license for
Northland Maid Service, at 4435 NW Gateway, at Pick Plaza.
This was approved subject to the payment of the fee.
Krysia Gornicki, 12806 Jamilyn Road, Kansas city, MO
64152, presented an application for business license for Earth
Dental Lab, Inc. at 4823 N.W. Gateway. This is for the molding
of porcelain crowns and bridge work. This was approved subject
to the certificate of occupancy and payment of the fee.
Al Manning, Route #1, Box 106, Kidder, MO 64646, presented
an application to sell Christmas Trees at 2300 N.W. Platte
Road. A discussion was had concerning the articles which were
behind the fence. Kuhlman said she had received many
complaints from people in her Ward regarding this. Al Manning
said that everyone is welcome to see what he has behind the
fence and stated that is only merchandise that he needs when he
sells Christmas Trees and fireworks. Mayor Burch said that she
and Kuhlman and anyone else is welcome to join them in looking
over the property. This application was approved subject to
the payment of the fee.
Al Manning said he would like to donate a Christmas tree
to the Chamber of Commerce again this year, however, he said he
would not put it up.
Ken Francis, representing Lee Pratt presented a business
license application for Carpet Masters, Inc. at 27A5 N.W.
Vivion. This is to be used as an office only. However they do
carpet repair, installation, cleaning, etc. This is a
franchise corporation and located in several other states.
This was approved subject the payment of the fee.
Rita Lembke, 6245 N. Brighton and Elizabeth Riband, 5322
N. Agnes presented a business license application for a Beauty
Salon at 2648 West Platte Road. This was approved subject to
the payment of the fee.
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Penny L. Kyle, Route #l, Box 40, Dearborn, MO 64439,
presented a business license application for Fire Sprinkler
Fabricators, Division of National Fire Suppressing, Inc., 501
Sunshine Road, Kansas city, Mo. This is for the manufacturing
and sales of sequentially welded grooved filters, primarily
used by fire protector industries. This was approved subject
to the payment of the fee.
Millie and Charlie Stewart, 4312 N.W. Gateway were present
concerning Scott property adjacent to their property on N.W.
Gateway. Millie Stewart said due to Charlie and her illnesses
just recently, they would like to have an extension on the time
limit they are to have the buildings torn down. After a
discussion on the matter, Rule moved that the City extend the
time for 30 days, seconded by Karr, the vote was as follows:
Teters, Kuhlman, Sanders, Richardson, Rule and Karr voted yes.
Bob Gude, 210 E. 68th Street, Kansas City, MO 64113 on
behalf of Spoon River Partners presented a Special Use permit,
a Grading Permit and Application for Building at Platte Valley
Park. All letters stating that they are building the structure
in accordance with the flood ordinance and other ordinances of
the City of Riverside were furnished.
Karr moved that the City approve the Special Use Permit,
seconded by Rule, the vote was as follows: Shepard, Kuhlman,
Karr, Richardson, Teters and Rule voted yes.
The Application for the building was approved subject to
the payment of the fee.
Jim Davis, 2404 Osage Circle, presented his subdivision
plans and wanted to know what is the next step. City Attorney
Don Witt read the City Ordinance r i in this, saying
that he has to present his ~~~ the Planning
Commission, since the prior ones have been preliminary plans.
After approval by the Planning Commission and Board of
Aldermen, he then has to have same recorded. A letter from the
Missouri Cities Water Company was read, setting out what will
have to be done concerning the size of pipe needed for this
subdivision. Jim Davis said he would build the water lines in
accordance with the letter from the Water Company. He also
said that he intends to use St. Joseph Blvd., during the
construction of this subdivision.
John Hannis, 931 N.W. Valley Lane, said that he wanted to
know why CarBrite did not put the slats in the fence like they
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Page 3, 1989
had promised when they got permission to build the fence and
have cars behind it. John Hannis said that there were cars
there, but the fence tdas not complete. The other subject he
wanted to talk about was the used car lot at Karen and N.W.
Vivion. The car lot had signs and banners and also Sonic has
signs and banners, all of which are not allowed for the length
of time these people have them.
The following bids were received on the installation of
the cable for the Public Safety Department's radio system from
City Hall building to the Water Tower on High Drive:
Quality General contractors, Inc. $1900.00
(If there is rock, will negotiate)
Rylie Equipment and Contracting Company $4745.00
Reddi Root'n $3,750.00
(If there is rock, it will cost $75.00
per hour more
These bids were discussed and before accepting the lowest
bid, the Mayor is to contact the lowest bidder and see if a
firm figure can be obtained, should rock be encountered in the
digging of the trench.
A recess was called. Meeting reconvened, the roll was
called and Kuhlman, Teters, Karr, Shepard, Rule and Richardson
were present and Mayor Burch presided over the remainder of
meeting.
Mayor Burch said that Gary Brenner asked if he could have
one more dig in the Spring in Renner Park.
Karr moved that Gary Brenner be allowed to have one more
dig in the Renner park, next spring, seconded by Rule, the vote
was as follows: Karr, Rule, Richardson, Shepard, Teters, and
Kuhlman voted yes.
Northland Civilian Air Patrol requested that the City
proclaim the week of December 1 thru 7 as Civil Air Patrol
Week. On December 4 they will have a program at 6:00 p.m. The
Mayor and Aldermen are invited and will have to let them know
how many will attend.
Karr moved that the City proclaim the week of December 1
thru 7 as Civil Air Patrol Week, seconded by Richardson, the
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vote was as follows: Teters, Shepard, Rule, Richardson,
Kuhlman and Karr voted yes.
Mayor Burch presented information which Bill Latta had
given her regarding the Levee. She said that he suggested that
the City write letters to the appropriate Congressmen and
Representatives and other people requesting them to not let
this project die. City Attorney Don Witt said he could see no
reason why we should not do this.
Karr moved that Bill No. 89-79 be placed on its first
reading, said bill provides for the appointment of Deno Howard
as Assistant City Attorney, seconded by Shepard, the vote was
as follows: Richardson, Kuhlman, Teters, Rule, Shepard and
Karr voted aye.
Shepard moved that Bill No. 89-79 be placed on its second
reading, seconded by Rule, the vote was as follows:
Richardson, Kuhlman, Teters, Rule, Shepard and Karr voted aye.
Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public
inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen,
Bill No. 89-79 was passed.
Richardson reported on the items which could be deducted
on the repair to the pumper truck, ending with the figure of
$36,850.00. This matter was discussed.
Kuhlman moved that Bill No. 89-80 being bill accepting the
bid of Fire Master Fire Apparatus, Inc. with the appropriate
addendum attached to it, setting out the sum of $36,850.00 to
be paid for the repair of the Pumper Truck be placed on its
first reading, seconded by Karr, the vote was as follows:
Rule, Richardson, Karr, Shepard, Kuhlman and Teters voted aye.
Karr moved that Bill No.89-80 be placed on its second
reading, seconded by Rule, the vote was as follows: Rule,
Richardson, Karr, Shepard, Kuhlman and Teters voted aye.
Whereupon the Bill having been made available for public
inspection prior to the consideration of the Board of Aldermen,
Bill No. 89-80 was passed.
Richardson said he wanted to present information that
should be followed through and that is FHAM is making loans to
small cities to purchase fire trucks and other large items at
4$ interest. He said this should looked into. City Attorney
Don Witt will check this out.
City Attorney Don Witt is to check out the letter received
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from the Gas Serv~any regarding the Company will be
replacing all the nes `the City with plastic lines. Also ~~--
it was decided that when they start doing this, R~~ W~ti ,`F~P/~in~
should check to see that they replace the streets in proper
condition.
City Attorney Don Witt said that the City now has the
Uniform Fire Code. It was also brought out that there should
be an inspection of the residential houses at the rough-in
stage. These subjects along with others will be on the
Amendment of the Ordinance which hearing will be held before
the Planning Commission on November 9, 1989.
Mayor Burch said that she will get file for City Attorney
Don Witt to look over concerning the underground storage tanks.
Mayor Burch said there are several large items to be
discussed, namely Employee Policy, Grievance, and Nuisance
Ordinance. Most of the Aldermen felt that a meeting next
Tuesday, November 14, 1989, would be in order to cover these
subject, and Mayor Burch announced that there would be a
meeting on November 14.
Mayor Burch brought up the matter that the owner of Line
Creek Apartments inquired how he should go about selling one or
more of the apartment buildings or perhaps selling an apartment
to separate owners. This matter was discussed.
Mayor Burch brought up the matter of overtime which was
paid last month and said that Col. Fletcher has set up a
schedule which he feels will work out. However, he said the
schedule for November has already been set up and that he will
present this to the Public Safety people for December. He felt
this would work out very well. Col. Fletcher also thought it
would probably be better to have comp time.
The Police Board at their meeting of even date recommended
this schedule.
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Karr moved that the City reinstate Jean Grogan as
Treasurer as of November 8, 1989, seconded by Rule, the vote
was as follows: Karr, Richardson, Shepard, Rule, Teters and
Kuhlman voted yes.
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Rule moved that one '4908 NW High Drive become a
member of the " , seconded by Karr, the roll
was called and vote was as follows: Rule, Kuhlman, Richardson,
Shepard, Teters and Karr voted yes.
Col. Fletcher recommended that Officer Marty Rowe be
allowed to attend a seminar in Iowa on sexual assault and abuse
of children. This would be for three nights and four days at a
cost of $288.52.
Karr moved that Marty Rowe be allowed to attend the
seminar in Iowa on sexual assault and abuse of children,
seconded by Teters, the roll was called and vote was as
follows: Karr, Kuhlman, Teters, Shepard, Richardson and Rule
voted yes.
Rule said that the Chamber of Commerce would like to put
up the tree as they did last year. They would also like to
have a food drive and wanted to know if this could be put on
the entry signs. The Mayor thought this could be done.
Teters inquired as to when a street sign could be
installed where she lives.
Kuhlman brought up the subject that there is a member of
the Planning Commission from Ward One, which very seldom
attends the meetings and wanted to know if the person could be
replaced. This matter was discussed. It was felt that the
person would have to send in a letter resignation.
Mayor Burch said there would be a meeting concerning
recycling at Park college on November 16, 1989 at 7:30 p.m. and
wanted to know if anyone would like to go. Several Aldermen
said they would let her know later.
Mayor Burch said that December 10, 1989 would be the date
for the City's Christmas party at David Theatre.
There being no further business to come before the board,
upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned
at 11:40 p.m.
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