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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-11-21.~ - MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING BOARD OF ALDERMAN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI NOVEMBER ~i, 1989 A r-egul ar meeting of the of Riverside, Missouri was Riverside, Mo. on November- present were Aldermen Kuhlmai and Richardson. Said meeting Betty Burch. Board of held in 21, 1989 ~, Teters, was called Aldermen of the City the City Hall in at 7::~U p. m. Those k.arr, Shepard, Rule to order by Mayor It was decided to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the November 14th meeting at this time. David Smith, ~7cr.3 NE 7:2nd , Gladstone, Mo. presented an application for a business license for ASTRILON located at 434 NW Business Fark Lane. ASTRILON is a wholesale disc brake company with the home office in North Kansas City, Mo. This was approved subject to payment of fees. James Tarwater, 71~+5 W 55th, Overland F'ark., Ks. and Bob Hale, Rt. 1 Bor. 3D, Trimble, Mo., representing the I A M A W union hall, lor_ated at NW Vivion Rd. and Cliffview Dr. presented an application for a grading permit to put a culvert and a new drive in their parking lot. This was approved subject to the engineers approval. Don Witt was present for this partinn of the meeting. Don Gram, ~~7 NW Woodland Rd., Riverside, Ma. appeared before the Board of Alderman to ask: to continue to serve nn the Planning Commission. Gram stated he had served on the planning commission sinr_e 1985 when he was living in Wawd II, and felt liE::e he was still representing Ward II although he was now living in Ward I. Gram stated he would not resign and added that he thought he could still contribute to the planning commission. Gram also stated he would maF:e a special effort to attend the meetings, but in the summer, it would be hard because he wark.s more hnur-s in the summer than in the winter. Kuhlman stated that as much as is going on in Ward I, the residents there need equal representation. Shepard stated that attending only 5 meetings in twn years, is not putting a whale lot of effort in serving or ta4;ing a real interest in serving. Tet.ers said she thought the whole r_nmplaint was in not attending the meetings. Gram stated a call from the city clerk would be appreciated. City C1erFt F:emerling stated she calls all the members the day of the meetings. Shepard stated that serving on the Planning Comnri.ssion as long as he has, he should know when the meetings ar•e. Janet Clay stated they needed equal repr°esentatian from all three wards. k;r-Uhlman and Shepard both stated that they had a lot of complaints about Gram not r Fage 2 November ^c ]., 1989 attending meetings on a regular basis. There were several members of the planning commission in attendance. City Clerk k:emer-ling read a letter from Don Coleman concerning the dr°aining problems and calling for an over all drair7age plan for the area south of 9 highway. Mayor Burch stated that E. T. Archer is ready to do the final design on the sewer system. The committee to study the preliminary designrnnsi. st of F_d Rule, Jimmy k::arr , Brenda Teters and Mayor Burch. Mayor B~.rrch stated there is a grant for hookups to the sewer for individ~.~als, Venus Automotive was d:isci_rssed and Kuhlman stated he has clear•red up a good deal, but he still has mare to da, The minutes of the November- 14, 1989 were approved as carr-ected. Meeting recessed, Meeting reconvened, and the roll was answered by k::uhlmar7, Teters, F•'..ar'r, Rule, Shepard, and Richardson. Mayor Burch presided aver the remainder of tt7e meeting. The zonir•ig changes that wer°e approved by the planning commission were gone over. The major changes are in the 1. anyu~7ge of Section 15. C>~C~; not i •f yi ng dawnstr~eam ]. and awner•s; the section concerning Facade; and wholesale firewor4:s requiring a special use permit; the height of the front yard fences in the residential areas; section 69 removing the requirement of building permits far resurfacing roofs. To be sent back to the planning commission is the permitted uses allowed in the residential cones to be allowed in the indu=>trial areas. Alderman Shepard moved that bill no, 89-81 be placed on i.ts first reading, said bi.l1 provides for changes in the coning code. Alderman Teters seconded said motion. Vote was as follows: For-: k'uhlman, Teters, Karr, Richardson, Rule and Shepard. Against: None. Alderman Rule moved that Bill Na. 89-81 be placed an its second reading, seconded by Shepard, the vote was as follows: Richardson, Rule, Shepard, k;arr, Teters, and Kuhlman voted aye. Whereupon, the bill. having been made available far pubi.ic~ inspec:tinn prior to the consider-atian of the Board of Aldermen, Bill No. 89-•81. Alderman Rule moved that Bill No. 89-8~ be placed on it first reading, said bill pr-avides for updating thre nuisance t Faye :+ November 21, 1989 ordinance. Al dermarr Teters secar•rded said mat:ion. Vate was as follows: FOF.: t;uhlman, Teters, k;ar-r°, Richardson, Rule and Shepard. Again~~t: None. Alderman Rr.xl a rnraved that Bill. No. 89-8~ be pl ace•~d on i t.s second reading, seconded by Alderman Shepard, the vote was as fallaws: FOR: Rule, Richardson, TE•~ters, Kuhlman, Shepard, and Karr. Whereupon, the Bill having been made available for public inspection prior to the consideration of the Berard of Aldermen, Bill NO. 89-8~ was passed. Alderman K.ar-r- moved that Bill Na. 89•-8' be placed on its first readar7g, said bill provides disbursements far the paying the bills. Alder-man Rule secandcad said motion. Vote was as follows: FOR: K~.rhlman, Teters, k`ar'r, Richar-dsan, Rule and Shepard. Against: None. Alderman Karr moved that Bill No. 89-8~1 be placed on its second reading, seconded by Aldermar~ Shiepar-d, the vote was as follows: FOR: Rule, Shepard, Richardson, Kuhlman, Karr, and Teters. Wher°eupnn, the bill t•iave been rnade avai.l.able for public inspection pricer trr the cansiderati.nn of the Board of ASder-man, Bill No. 89-8? was passed. Alderman Shepard moved we recess tr-~ yo inter es;ecutive session. Alderman Richardson seconded said motion. Motion carried unanimously. Meeting rec:nnvened with Aldermen Karr, Richardson, Rule, Shepard, k'uhlman, and Tet.er-s answering roll r.=all. Mayor Bt..rrch presided over the remainder- of the meeting. Alderman Kuhlman made a motion to dismiss tJan cram from the planning commission, Alderman Shepard seconded said rnotian. The vote was as follows: FOR: Shepard, k;uhlman, 7eter-s, and Richardson. AGAINST: Rule and k'arr-. Motion carried. No further business the meetiny adjourned at 1.?:28 a. m. November 2L, 1989. ~j -- ---- -- Acting sec ary - r