MINUTES
CITY COUNCIL
MEETING
GLADSTONE,
MISSOURI
REGULAR
MEETING
MONDAY,
DECEMBER 9, 2002
PRESENT: Mayor Bill Cross
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith
Councilman Shirley Smith
Councilman Carol Rudi
Councilman Wayne Beer
City Manager
Kirk Davis
City Counselor
David Ramsay
City Clerk
Marilyn Ahnefeld
Mayor Bill Cross opened the Regular December 9, 2002
City Council Meeting at 7:30 PM in the Gladstone City Council Chambers.
Item 3. on the Agenda. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Mayor Bill Cross introduced Cub Scout Pack 247 who
presented the Color Guard and led the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag in which
all joined.
Item 4. on
the Agenda. APPROVAL OF REGULAR NOVEMBER 25, 2002 CITY COUNCIL
MEETING MINUTES.
Councilman Carol Rudi moved to approve the Regular November 25, 2002 City Council
Meeting Minutes as submitted.
Councilman Wayne Beer seconded the motion. The vote: All “aye” -
Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor
Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross.
(5-0)
Item 4a. on the Agenda. PROCLAMATION: designating the month of December as “National Drunk and Drugged Driving
Prevention Month” and supporting December 20, 2002 as “Missouri Lights on for Life Day”.
Sponsor: Missouri Division
of Highway Safety.
Mayor Bill Cross read the proclamation in support of
this event, then asked that it be sent on to the Public Safety Department.
Item 5. on the Agenda. CONSENT AGENDA
Following the Clerk’s reading, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith asked to remove Resolution R-02-92 and place it on the Regular Agenda as Item 5a. Councilman Wayne Beer seconded.
Councilman Wayne Beer
moved to add Approval of the
Liquor License for Prime Time at 6946 North Oak to
the Consent Agenda. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith seconded. The vote: All “aye” -
Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor
Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross.
(5-0)
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to approve the Consent Agenda as amended. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith seconded. The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to approve RESOLUTION R-02-88, declaring certain
City-owned Fire/EMS Bureau equipment as surplus City property and authorizing
its disposal under the provisions of the City of Gladstone Purchasing
Policy. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith
seconded. The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Wayne Beer,
Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor
Bill Cross. (5-0)
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to approve RESOLUTION R-02-89, authorizing
execution of a contract with Wilson Plumbing Company in the amount of $211,653.00 from the Capital Improvements Sales
Tax Fund for the 67th & Garfield Drainage Improvement
Project. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith
seconded. The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Wayne Beer,
Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor
Bill Cross. (5-0)
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to approve RESOLUTION R-02-90, authorizing
acceptance of work under contract with GC Construction for the 72nd
Street Reconstruction Project (N Bellefontaine to Old Antioch Road) and
authorizing final payment in the amount of $30,000 from the Capital Improvement
Sales Tax Fund. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith
seconded. The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Wayne Beer,
Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor
Bill Cross. (5-0)
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to approve RESOLUTION R-02-91, adopting a Mission Statement and Goals for the City of Gladstone, Missouri for 2002-2003. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith seconded. The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
Councilman
Wayne Beer moved to approve RESOLUTION R-02-93, appointing Cathy L. Swenson to
the position of City Clerk for the City of Gladstone, Missouri effective
January 13, 2003. Mayor Pro Tem Les
Smith seconded. The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Wayne Beer,
Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor
Bill Cross. (5-0)
Councilman Wayne Beer
moved to APPROVE the FINANCIAL REPORTS for
the month of November 2002. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith seconded. The vote:
All “aye” - Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman
Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
Councilman Wayne Beer
moved to APPROVE THE CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP FOR A SIX DAY A WEEK LIQUOR
LICENSE FOR PRIME TIME, 6946 NORTH OAK,
Managing Officer: Bruce M. Jones Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith seconded. The vote: All “aye” -
Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor
Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross.
(5-0)
Item 5a. on the Agenda. RESOLUTION R-02-92,
adopting various values, policies and procedures relative to the
enforcement of the Property Maintenance Code.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith
asked Assistant City Manager Scott Wingerson what action Council needs to take
in order to obtain the goal we established earlier.
Assistant City Manager
Scott Wingerson stated this Resolution adopts the policies and procedures
relative to code enforcement and property maintenance. Council’s discussion in Study Session was to
delete Policy Number 9 which has to do with attention attracting
devices, renumber the document so it is in
the appropriate order and consider amending the Sign Code in 2003 to address
attention attracting devices.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith
moved to approve Resolution 02-92 as revised by Mr. Wingerson. Councilman Shirley Smith seconded. The vote:
All “aye” - Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman
Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
Item 6. on the Agenda. COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE AUDIENCE.
There
were no communications from the audience.
Item 7. on the Agenda. COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE CITY COUNCIL.
Councilman
Wayne Beer
said that he was privileged to attend the National League of Cities and learned
a great deal which he intends to bring forth to the Council at a later time
once he has had the opportunity to
digest the issues and put his thoughts on paper. Attending the conference was time and money
very, very well spent.
Mr. Beer noted that
the Mormon Tabernacle Choir conducted a special performance for the NLC
attendees in their new 21,000 seat auditorium which was wonderful. They performed an abbreviated concert just
for them and they were certainly privileged.
Councilman
Carol Rudi commented
that she hoped everyone had a safe
Thanksgiving and wishes everyone a safe and happy holiday season.
Councilman Rudi said too she had the privilege of
attending the National League of Cities Conference in Salt Lake City. She was able to attend two full-day seminars
that allowed her to understand the Policy Governance Model that Council has
been discussing and Strategic Planning which was very beneficial to her.
She was pleased to see how well we are doing as a city because she heard
about so many cities that are having many problems, from fights on the City
Council to City Staff and Council not
getting along. She said we are an
amazing city in how well the Council and Staff work together and we should be grateful for that.
Ms. Rudi agreed with Mr. Beer that hearing the Mormon
Tabernacle Choir perform was a very moving experience.
She said in one of the seminars she attended it was
suggested that that when we have surplus materials or vehicles that we consider
the use of E-bay, although we would have to take measures so that it would be
without liability.
Councilman
Shirley Smith
said she had participated in a Parks and Recreation tour to Branson for the
holiday festivities and had a very good time.
She wishes everyone a happy and safe holiday.
City Manager Kirk Davis deferred to Finance Director
Cash Sweiven for an update. Mr. Sweiven
reported that the MIS staff has narrowed down the provider to one. They have been in contact with them,
reviewed a demo disk and asked many questions.
They also did an online demo with the provider and should meet all of
the needs of the City, Council, and citizens.
There will be a Study Session at the January 27th Council
meeting on the web page and the citizen inquiry tracking system. By the end of January, we should have this
ready for Council to preview with possibly some minor changes.
Councilman Les Smith also commented that the NLC
Conference is a very good one. There is
a lot to learn and it can be tedious at
times when you sit through seminars all day long. He looks forward to Mr. Beer’s report and ideas from NLC.
Mayor Bill
Cross
advised that the NLC information will be shared by the three Council members
who attended the conference and will be used to make Gladstone an even better
place to live. Mr. Cross also commented
that the Tabernacle Choir was beautiful, the weather was great and City Manager
Davis helped direct them to the good sessions.
Mayor Cross stated that the Mayor’s Holiday Tree
Lighting ceremony this year was probably the largest ever and funds collected
so far totaled over $11,000. He invited
everyone to drive by on Antioch Road to see the beautiful tree purchased this
year. Mr. Cross also received a letter
from Channel 9 newscaster Jim Flink who said he was honored to be able to
participate in that event.
Item 8. on the Agenda. COMMUNICATIONS
FROM THE CITY MANAGER.
City Manager
Kirk Davis reported
that the $11,000 funds collected for the Mayor’s Tree is the most money ever
raised and congratulated the Mayor for his work in this effort.
Mr. Davis advised Council that a Use Tax memo is at
their table from Finance Director Cash Sweiven regarding potential uses for
this tax and requesting feedback on the suggestions. He will be contacting Council members in the next few days so we
can l move forward on a fast track with this issue.
City Manager Davis mentioned that potential names
are needed for the Strategic Planning Committee as soon as possible so that a
kick-off meeting could be set for early January. This is a citizen-based project and it is important that this
committee begin this process and moving in the right direction.
Mr. Davis reminded that the Gladstone Chamber
Banquet is Friday evening, December 13th.
He also advised that there may be a need for a special City Council Meeting next week, but
will be closed for Christmas Day only during that week.
City Manager Davis offered his congratulations to
Cathy Swenson who will become the City Clerk upon Marilyn Ahnefeld’s
retirement. He said the Council made a great choice in Cathy and
she will be the first new City Clerk in
twenty-six years. Cathy comes from the
Parks and Recreation Department and will do a great job because there is no one
more dedicated to this community.
Item 9. on
the Agenda. PUBLIC HEARING on a request to rezone property at 5800 N Oak
Trafficway from C-2 (General Business District) to CP-3 (Planned Commercial District) for proposed Burnett’s
Lighthouse Frozen Custard. Applicant: Roger J. Burnett. Owner: Auto Trend, Inc. (File #1186)
Mayor Bill Cross opened the Public Hearing and explained the hearing process that the Applicants will make their presentation, followed by comments from those in Favor and those Opposed, and lastly, the City Staff will make their presentation.
Roger Burnett,
applicant
for Burnett’s Lighthouse Frozen Custard and Deli stated that he and his wife
Wilma have been long-time residents of Gladstone and decided to place their
business in Gladstone because it is their home turf. Burnett’s Custard at the corner of 58th and North Oak
will provide several positive benefits for the City and the residents of
Gladstone. They will replace the
abandoned structure there now with
something that is much more consistent with the City goals for the commercial corridor.
The second benefit is that they will provide the
residents of Gladstone an opportunity to purchase a local ice cream product
without having to go to the competitor down the street in Kansas City.
Mr. Burnett stated that they will provide about
twenty part-time jobs for students and others that pay apply. The business makes use of the after dinner
off-peak traffic on North Oak, so the main thrust is in the evening, not when
North Oak is the busiest.
Mr. Burnett also stated that they would provide an
increased tax source. He and his wife
have worked with city officials on every possible area to conform with present
City planning and development guidelines and
it has been done without any type of legal mediations required. They feel this business is something good
for Gladstone and look forward to the positive approval of their proposal.
Councilman Shirley Smith asked when the shop will
open. Mr. Burnett replied it was
entirely up to the Council. Their plans
call for about eight weeks construction
or so depending on the weather and Council’s approval.
Assistant City
Manager Scott Wingerson stated that the Planning Commission and staff added one condition which
has to do with the guard rail on the west side of the property near the
drive-thru lane as well as adding an additional vertical screening in that
location to protect the multi-family property to the west from the lights for
the drive-thru traffic. This is
reflected in the site plan ordinance and the Planning Commission recommended
9-0 that the Council approve the zoning change and site plan review.
Discussion.
Councilman Carol Rudi noted that the property is
currently zoned C-2 and C-3 and will be rezoned to CP-3 to make it all
one zone. She asked if the C-3 zone is required because of the drive-thru.
Mr. Wingerson stated that the CP-3 was requested by
the applicant so that is what officially moves forward and provides consistent
zoning. One line of zoning logic says
that is an inappropriate classification for zoning in a major commercial
arterial. What is minimally necessary
is C-1. It is possible for the Council
in their deliberation to down-zone the property from CP-3 which was published
and notified to adjacent property owners, to something less.
If Council
chooses to do something less than the requested CP-3, he suggests C-2 would be
the appropriate classification to allow a broader category of retail business
on a major arterial on North Oak. It is
an option for Council to consider. The
applicant is aware of that possibility and as of last week would be supportive
if the Council is concerned at all about the C-3 classification and bumping it down to the C-2 or a minimum of
C-1.
There were no further comments and Mayor Bill Cross
closed the Public Hearing.
Item 9a. on
the Agenda. FIRST READING BILL 02-32, amending Ordinance No. 2.292
being the Gladstone Zoning Ordinance, to rezone property at 5800 N Oak
Trafficway from C-2 (General Business District) to CP-3 (Planned Commercial
District). Applicant: Roger J. Burnett.
Owner: Auto Trend, Inc.
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to place Bill 02-32 on
First Reading. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith
seconded.
Discussion.
Councilman Carol Rudi stated that she would like to
consider rezoning this to a C-2 rather than a CP-3 because properties around
this site are zoned C-1, C-2 and residential R-3 and she would like to see a
lighter use in place for this property
and asked for direction on doing this.
City Manager Davis stated that a motion should be
made to amend the request in the Bill
to CP-2.
Amendment: Councilman Carol Rudi moved to amend the rezoning request in Bill 02-32 from CP-3 to CP-2 (Planned General Business District) . Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith seconded the motion.
The vote on
the amendment: All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer,
Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor
Bill Cross.
The vote on First Reading of the Bill 02-32 as
Amended. : All “aye” – Councilman Wayne
Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith,
Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to accept the First Reading of Bill 02-32 as Amended, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second and Final Reading. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith seconded. The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to accept the Second and Final Reading
of Amended
Bill 02-32 and enact the Bill as Ordinance 3.850. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith seconded.
Roll Call Vote:
All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman
Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
Item 9b. on
the Agenda. FIRST READING BILL 02-33,
approving
a Site Plan in conjunction with the rezoning of property at 5800 North Oak
Trafficway. Applicant: Roger J.
Burnett. Owner: Auto Trend, Inc.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith moved to place Bill 02-33 on
First Reading. Councilman Shirley Smith
seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer,
Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor
Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith moved to accept the First Reading of Bill 02-33, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second and Final Reading. Councilman Shirley Smith seconded. The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith moved to accept the Second
and Final Reading of Bill 02-33 and
enact the Bill as Ordinance 3.851. Councilman Shirley Smith seconded.
Roll Call Vote:
All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman
Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
Item 9c. on
the Agenda. APPROVAL OF BUILDING PERMIT for 1,360 sq. ft. new
construction and remodeling of property at 5800 N Oak Trafficway for Burnett’s
Lighthouse Frozen Custard.
Councilman Carol Rudi moved for approval of Building
Permit for Burnett’s Lighthouse Frozen Custard, 5800 N. Oak Trafficway. Councilman Shirley Smith seconded. The vote:
All “aye” - Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro
Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross.
(5-0)
Item 10. on
the Agenda. FIRST READING BILL 02-34, enacting a revised “Schedule of Fees and
Charges” for services and activities provided by the City of Gladstone,
Missouri.
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to place Bill 02-34 on
First Reading. Councilman Carol Rudi
seconded. The vote: All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer,
Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor
Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to accept the First Reading of Bill 02-34, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second and Final Reading. Councilman Carol Rudi seconded. The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to accept the Second and
Final Reading of Bill 02-34 and
enact the Bill as Ordinance 3.852. Councilman Carol Rudi seconded.
Roll Call Vote:
All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman
Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
Item 11. on
the Agenda. FIRST READING BILL 02-35, an
ordinance establishing a Community Forestry Plan to provide oversight of the
City’s planting, maintenance, and removal of trees, shrubs and other plants
located within city rights-of-way, parks and other public lands; and
authorizing the Gladstone Park Board to administer the Community Forestry
Plan.
Councilman Carol Rudi moved to place Bill 02-35 on
First Reading. Councilman Wayne Beer
seconded.
Discussion.
Councilman Shirley Smith stated that this is a
very well-put-together plan and will be
a good thing for our city and she is proud that we are taking a stand on making
things look better every way we can.
City Counselor David Ramsay stated that there is an
amended Page 3 to the original ordinance which changes just one phrase to make
it more descriptive and asked that Council substitute the page in the ordinance
as Council deliberates and acts upon this ordinance.
Councilman Wayne Beer moved to amend Bill 02-35 to
include an amended Page 3 which makes a statement for Section 9 substituting
the words “within public rights-of-way or boundaries”. Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith seconded the
motion. The vote on the amendment.
All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman
Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
The vote on First Reading of Bill 02-35 as Amended: All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer,
Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor
Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Carol Rudi moved to accept the First Reading of Amended Bill 02-35, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second and Final Reading. Councilman Wayne Beer seconded.
Discussion.
Councilman Carol Rudi asked if there is a provision in this that is grandfathering existing trees that do not meet specifications or is that not an issue.
Counselor David Ramsay stated that there is not a grandfathering, but the ordinance relates to trees at any time when the condition of the tree is subject to concern. It is a grandfathering to the extent that we are not going to take down trees that do not meet some of the setback provisions of the new ordinance. Trees are growing and evolving things and if their condition warrants, it will fall under the ordinance.
Councilman Rudi confirmed that if there was an issue of not following the ordinance, they could go to the Park Board and go through the appeal process. Mr. Ramsay replied yes.
The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Councilman Carol Rudi moved to accept the Second and
Final Reading of amended Bill 02-35
and enact the Bill as Ordinance 3.853. Councilman Wayne Beer seconded.
Roll Call Vote:
All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman
Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
Item 12, on
the Agenda. FIRST READING BILL 02-36, amending Ordinance No. 3.818, being the
Gladstone Building and Construction Ordinance (BACO 2000) to add new Section
34.200.050.2(d) to prohibit the establishment or enforcement of restrictive
covenants that require the exclusive use of wood shingles or other wood product
roof covering materials, either in initial construction or replacement of existing
materials, of residential structures within the city.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith moved to place Bill 02-36 on
First Reading. Councilman Shirley Smith
seconded.
Discussion.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith asked Counselor Ramsay about
the phrasing under Legislative Findings, Number 8, and suggested that it be
rephrased to read: “Many owners of residential property in the
City whose property is subject to deed restrictions may, if given a choice, elect to use roofing materials other than
wood shingles or other wood products, that provide greater protection from the
risk of fire.”
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith moved to amend Bill 02-36,
Paragraph 8, to change the word “would” to “may”. Councilman Shirley Smith who had seconded
the motion was agreeable. The vote on the bill as Amended: All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer,
Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor
Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith moved to accept the First Reading of Amended Bill 02-36, Waive the Rule and place the Bill on Second and Final Reading. Councilman Shirley Smith seconded.
Councilman Carol Rudi stated that she had received a few calls about this and a postcard from R.D. Hall supporting this Bill.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith commended Councilman Beer for
bringing this Bill forward.
The vote: All “aye” - Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0) The Clerk read the Bill.
Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith moved to accept the Second
and Final Reading of amended Bill 02-36
and enact the Bill as Ordinance 3.854. Councilman Shirley Smith seconded.
Councilman Wayne Beer stated that if it is passed in
final form, it is an ordinance that will significantly increase the public
safety of our residents.
Roll Call Vote:
All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman
Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
There being no further business to come before the December 9, 2002 Gladstone City Council Meeting, Mayor Bill Cross adjourned the Regular Meeting.
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Councilman Carol Rudi moved to adjourn the Regular Meeting and go to Closed Executive Session in the City Manager’s Office pursuant to Missouri Open Meeting Act Exemption 610.021(1) for Litigation and Privileged Communications Discussion, 610.021(2) for Real Estate Acquisition Discussion and 610.021(3) for Personnel Discussion. Councilman Wayne Beer seconded.
Role Call Vote: All “aye” – Councilman Wayne Beer, Councilman Carol Rudi, Councilman Shirley Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Les Smith, Mayor Bill Cross. (5-0)
Respectfully submitted:
_______________________________
Marilyn F. Ahnefeld,
City Clerk, CMC
Approved as submitted: __________
_________________________________
Bill
Cross, Mayor