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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-05-31~ ~ MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING OF BOARD OF ALDERMBN OF CITY OF RIVERSIDE, MISSOURI MAY 31, 1988 A regula Missouri, was 7:30 p.m. On were present. order by Mayor r meeting of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Riverside, held in the City of Riverside, Missouri on May 31, 1988, at a roll call, Aldermen Kuhlman, Karr, Wedua, Shepard and Eckard Burch was present at 8:00 p.m. The meeting was called to Betty Burch. It was decided to dispense with the reading of the Minutes of May 17, 1988 for the present time. John Gieseke, 4323 NW 52nd Street, presented plans for a storage shed, 9'x8' at the said location. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Sheri Y. Shipley, 5107 NW High Drive presented application and plans to build a 10' x 15' deck at said location. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. c C. B. Lundy presented application for a sign for A & R Supply at 400 NW Business Park Lane. The sign is to be 8' x 3'. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. James R. Davis of 2404 Osage, presented application and plans for 14' x L- 26' carport, this was approved subject to the payment of the fee. James R. Davis of 2404 Osage, presented application and plans for an addition to the house of 14' x 14' kitchen. This was approved subject to the payment of the fee. Alan D. Saustra of Texaco Company, P. 0. Box 1650, Denver, Colorado presented an application for piping modification and building application for installation of a 12' x 16' portable control at their storage facili es on Riverpark, west City Limits. This matter was discussed ansl Mr. S ra (,/~ said that this would be elevated, and also that everything in the uilding~ could be removed within an hour or two should there be a ood. The electrical would be installed above the 100 year flood elevation. However, control of the electricity would be at a location where it could be turned off immediately upon the notice of a flood. It was also shown on the drawing that there is a 5' dike around the portable building. The City Engineer has to approve the plans and also a letter .would be needed to state that the building and pipe modification would be built in accordance with the Flood Ordinance. The Flood Control people will be contacted to receive their approval. The Mayor and Board agreed that the installation of the piping modification could be started after it was approved by the City Engineer. Frank Ruth, 7605 N.W. Westside Dr., Kansas City, MO 64152 of Nebraska Furniture Liquidators, presented an application for business license at 400 ~..-. Min of Reg Meeting ~ Page 2, 5/31/88 Platte Valley for retail of furniture for 30 days, from June 9 to July 5. He also requested permission for a sign and two advertising balloons. This was approved, subject to the receipt of a sales tax number and payment of the fee. Mika O'Dell of Holiday Sand and Gravel, spoke to the Mayor and Board concerning his operating a sand and gravel business, using the Texaco road and going further south to the Missouri River to obtain the sand and gravel. Most of the loads of sand and gravel will probably move east on Riverpark drive. He said he has an operation like he proposes here at Randolph and St. Joseph, Missouri, also one at Edwards, Kansas. Most of the commodities go to ready mix plants. He said that the plant in Edwards Kansas is almost depleted. These places last about two years. He has to have the Corps of Engineers to approve same. It was thought that FEMA would also have to approve. Another matter which the City is concerned about is whether there would be any dust and what do they propose to do about it. He said there would be about 100 trucks per day. Mr. O'Dell was told that the roads to the plant would have to be paved and they would be built to City's specifications. The Mayor and Board thought this could be worked out if some of the above things were worked out, such as with City Engineer, flood \ ordinance and the dust. The E T Archer people were present to explain what has been _~ ~ accomplished with the sewer plans for the City. The cost proposals for three different phases were presented and discussed. Chief Fred McDaniel said that they need two radios, since one had been destroyed in a fire and the other one was stolen, these would cost approximately $705.00 each ($1410.00 for both). Chief Fred McDaniel also said that the light bars on the vehicles, he said he would like to purchase five, however for the present time would like to purchase one out of this year's budget and the other four from next year's budget. He said the State Highway and Kansas City are purchasing new light bars and we can take advantage of the price should we order them now. He said we would get a trade in allowance of $450.00. The light bars cost $315 each which would be $1575.00, less the trade in allowance of $450.00 which leaves a balance of $1125. The Board authorized the purchase of the two radios and purchase of one bar light for this year's budget, if there is money budgeted for these this year. The matter of animal control officer was discussed and Mayor Betty Burch said that Ricky Hedgecock would be willing to be the animal control officer for a few weeks. It was brought out that the cost of bringing a dog to Eagle Animal Hospital is $28.00 plus the lodging and more if the animal has to be destroyed. It was thought to give Ricky Hedgecock a try for a few weeks. He would do it in the evenings and on week ends. \`-- Minutes for Reg. Meeting Page 3, 5/31/88 Mayor Betty Burch said that she thinks that they have two very good people to interview for the City Clerk's position. Karr brought up the matter of weeds on lots which need mowing. There being no further business to come before the Board, upon motion duly made, seconded and passed, meeting adjourned at 10:30 p.m. i ti