Boonville public meetings in 2025

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold second readings and votes on bills amending solid waste collection fees and approving an agreement with Black Flock LLC. Resolutions for a Phase I site assessment with Environmental Works and a CDBG funding agreement with the Missouri DED are up for consideration. A first reading for a final site plan for AECI Utility Services at 2415 Mid America Industrial Drive will also be introduced. The meeting includes appropriation approvals and reports from city officials.

• Second reading of Bill 2025-029 amending solid waste collection fees in the code of ordinances
• Second reading of Bill 2025-030 approving an agreement with Black Flock LLC
• Resolution R2025-17 authorizing Phase I site assessment agreement with Environmental Works
• Resolution R2025-18 authorizing CDBG funding agreement with Missouri DED
• First reading of Bill 2025-031 for final site plan for AECI Utility Services at 2415 Mid America Industrial Drive

City Council

The City Council will hold a first reading of a bill to amend solid waste collection administrative fees. The body is also considering a new agreement with Black Flock LLC and several infrastructure payments.

• First reading of Bill No. 2025-029 regarding Solid Waste Collections Fees
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-030 for an agreement with Black Flock LLC
• Payment of $80,161.47 to CL Richardson Construction for Water and Sewer Improvements 2025
• Payment of $7,049.95 to Hydrovac of Missouri for Lead Line Survey Inventory
• Budget kick off report from the City Administrator

City Council

The Boonville City Council will vote on a consent item for Pay App No. 1 totaling $105,425.70 to C.L. Richardson Construction for water and sewer improvements. New business includes a resolution authorizing an agreement with Vantage Point Solutions. Reports will cover Rolling Hills and Hail Ridge lease discussions.

• Pay App No. 1 for $105,425.70 to C.L. Richardson Construction for Water and Sewer Improvements 2025
• Change Order No. 1 for $0.00 to C.L. Richardson Construction for the same project
• Resolution R2025-16 approving an agreement with Vantage Point Solutions
• Rolling Hills discussion during City Administrator report
• Hail Ridge lease discussion during City Counselor report

City Council

The Boonville City Council will vote on a payment of $70,355 to Spectrum Environmental for abatement work at the A and D Barracks in FT Kemper Park. Several bills will receive a second reading, including an intergovernmental water agreement, a state block grant for airport improvements, a preliminary site plan for 2415 Mid America Industrial Drive, and an amendment to fireworks sales regulations. A new resolution will be considered to approve an intergovernmental agreement with Pilot Grove for building inspection services. The council will also approve the minutes from the October 20 meeting.

• Pay App No. 8 – $70,355 to Spectrum Environmental for abatement at A and D Barracks, FT Kemper Park
• Bill No. 2025‑025 – Second reading of intergovernmental agreement with Consolidated Public Water Supply District No. 1 of Cooper County
• Bill No. 2025‑026 – Second reading of state block grant agreement with Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission for airport improvements
• Bill No. 2025‑027 – Second reading of preliminary site plan for 2415 Mid America Industrial Drive
• Bill No. 2025‑028 – Second reading of amendment to Chapter 14 concerning fireworks sales in city limits

City Council

The Boonville City Council will consider fourth reading of an annexation of Ballparks Central (approx. 32 acres), second readings on personnel manual amendments and depository bank bids, and first readings on an intergovernmental water district agreement, an airport block grant, a site plan at 2415 Mid America Industrial Drive, and a fireworks ordinance. Consent items include three pay applications totaling over $213,000 for asbestos abatement at FT Kemper Park, YMCA renovations, and City Hall remodel. Committee and officer reports are also on the agenda.

• Fourth reading of Bill No. 2025-009 annexing Ballparks Central (approx. 32 acres)
• Pay App No. 7 ($153,666) to Spectrum Environmental for asbestos and lead abatement at A and D Barracks at FT Kemper Park
• Pay App No. 8 ($48,538.33) to GBH Builders, Inc. for YMCA renovations
• Pay App No. 9 final ($10,821.91) to Glove Con for City Hall remodel
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-025 approving an intergovernmental agreement with Consolidated Public Water Supply District No. 1 of Cooper County

City Council

The City Council will hold second readings for bills regarding solid waste disposal and a water treatment plant agreement with Alliance Water. The body will also discuss I&I bids and a proposed update to the personnel manual.

• Second reading of Bill No. 2025-018 amending Chapter 21 Solid Waste Disposal
• Second reading of Bill No. 2025-022 regarding an agreement with Alliance Water for the Water Treatment Plant
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-023 to amend the Personnel Manual effective November 1, 2025
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-024 regarding depository bank bids
• Discussion of I&I bid received

City Council

The City Council will hold second readings of two ordinances: one amending solid waste disposal regulations, and one approving a Chapter 353 tax abatement plan and development agreement for the 2nd and Vine Development. A first reading will consider an agreement with Alliance Water for the water treatment plant. The council will also consider street closure requests for two downtown events and receive a bank bid presentation.

• Second reading of Bill No. 2025-021: Ordinance approving a 353 Plan and Development Agreement for 2nd and Vine Development
• Second reading of Bill No. 2025-018: Amending Chapter 21 (Solid Waste Disposal)
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-022: Ordinance approving agreement with Alliance Water for Water Treatment Plant
• Resolution R2025-14: Authorizing suspension of open containers and approving street closures for Sippin’, Strollin’, Rockin’ and Rollin’ event
• Street closure request for Jesus Palooza event

The council approved the city appropriations ordinance and the 2025-021 development agreement with a 7‑0 vote. It also approved a street closure for the Jesus Palooza event and Resolution R2025-14 authorizing open‑container suspensions, each by a 7‑0 vote. City officials decided to move the city’s funds to BTC Bank. A motion to revisit the personnel manual ordinance was carried unanimously.

• Approved Appropriations ordinance (7-0)
• Approved Bill No. 2025-021 development agreement (7-0)
• Approved Jesus Palooza street closure (7-0)
• Approved Resolution R2025-14 suspending open containers (7-0)
• Decided to move city funds to BTC Bank (no vote recorded)
• Carried motion to revisit personnel manual ordinance (7-0)

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed Chapter 353 development plan for the 2nd and Vine Street property, and will consider the first reading of the ordinance approving it. The council also has second readings of bills amending the solid waste disposal code (Chapter 21) and the personnel manual, and approving a final site plan for Ballparks Central. A $68,745.16 payment to GBH Builders for Johnson Field House improvements is among consent items, and a street closure for Witchy Weekend will be discussed.

• Public hearing and first reading of Bill 2025-021 for a 353 development agreement at 2nd and Vine
• Second reading of Bill 2025-018 amending Chapter 21 Solid Waste Disposal
• Second reading of Bill 2025-019 amending Personnel Manual effective October 1, 2025
• Second reading of Bill 2025-020 approving final site plan for Ballparks Central
• Consent item: Pay App No. 7 for $68,745.16 to GBH Builders for Johnson Field House Improvements

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed tax levy for fiscal year 2025-2026 and conduct a second reading of the related bill. A consent item will approve a $128,946 payment to Spectrum Environmental, LLC for asbestos and lead abatement at the A and D Barracks in Ft. Kemper Park. New business includes first readings of bills to amend the solid waste disposal chapter, update the personnel manual, and approve the final site plan for Ballparks Central.

• Second reading of Bill No. 2025-017 establishing the FY 2025-2026 tax levy
• Pay Application No. 6: $128,946 to Spectrum Environmental, LLC for asbestos and lead abatement at A and D Barracks, Ft. Kemper Park
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-018 amending Chapter 21 Solid Waste Disposal
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-019 amending the Personnel Manual effective Oct. 1, 2025
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-020 approving final site plan for Ballparks Central

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold a first reading of Bill No. 2025-017 to establish the tax levy for fiscal year 2025-2026. It will also conduct second readings of site plan bills for 98 Investments, LLC at 17120 Jackson Road and for Ballparks Central on Jackson Road. Consent items include payment applications for City Hall and YMCA remodel projects and a change order for the YMCA remodel. A resolution will authorize an agreement with GameTime for Harley Park bleacher installation.

• Consider Pay App No. 8 for $12,448.52 to Glovecon for City Hall upstairs remodel
• Consider Pay App #6 for $178,394.41 to GBH Builders, Inc. for YMCA remodel
• Consider Change Order No. 1 for $19,508.60 for YMCA remodel
• Second Reading of Bill No. 2025-015 approving final site plan for 98 Investments, LLC at 17120 Jackson Road
• First Reading of Bill No. 2025-017 establishing the tax levy for FY 2025-2026

The Boonville City Council approved a resolution authorizing the purchase and installation of bleachers at Harley Park. It also approved several payment applications and change orders for City Hall and YMCA remodel projects, and adopted final and preliminary site plans for 98 Investments, LLC and Ballparks Central. All motions passed unanimously with seven votes in favor and none opposed.

• Approved $12,448.52 payment to Glovecon for City Hall remodel (7-0)
• Approved $178,394.41 payment to GBH Builders for YMCA remodel (7-0)
• Approved $19,508.60 change order for YMCA remodel (7-0)
• Approved $0.00 change order for Hydrovac of Missouri (7-0)
• Approved appropriations ordinance (7-0)
• Approved final site plan for 98 Investments, LLC at 17120 Jackson Road (7-0)
• Approved preliminary site plan for Ballparks Central on Jackson Road (7-0)
• Approved agreement with GameTime for Harley Park bleachers (7-0)

City Council

The Boonville City Council will review preliminary site plans for two Jackson Road developments and approve a $24,633 contract for asbestos and lead abatement at Fort Kemper Park. The meeting also includes the second reading of a sublease for the Katy Depot.

• Approve $24,633.00 contract for asbestos and lead abatement at A and D Barracks, FT Kemper Park
• Second Reading: Approve sublease with Cherry Road Media, Inc. at Katy Depot
• First Reading: Approve final site plan for 98 Investments, LLC at 17120 Jackson Road
• First Reading: Approve preliminary site plan for Ballparks Central on Jackson Road

The council approved Pay App No. 5 to Spectrum Environmental, LLC for $24,633 to fund asbestos and lead abatement at A and D Barracks at FT Kemper Park. It also approved an ordinance appropriating money and a sublease agreement with Cherry Road Media, Inc. at the Katy Depot. First readings were given to site‑plan bills for 98 Investments, LLC and Ballparks Central on Jackson Road.

• Approved Pay App No. 5 to Spectrum Environmental, LLC for $24,633 (6‑0)
• Approved ordinance appropriating money (6‑0)
• Approved Bill No. 2025-014 sublease with Cherry Road Media, Inc. at Katy Depot (6‑0)
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-015 site plan for 98 Investments, LLC at 17120 Jackson Road (no vote recorded)
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-016 preliminary site plan for Ballparks Central on Jackson Road (no vote recorded)

City Council

The Boonville City Council will consider annexing Ballparks Central, approving a pumper truck purchase, and rezoning 911 Kemper Drive. The meeting also includes public hearings on a rezoning and a Community Development Block Grant program.

• Annexation of Ballparks Central at 17120 Jackson Road
• Purchase of a pumper truck for Boonville Fire Department
• Rezoning of 911 Kemper Drive from R-3 to C-P
• Public hearing on Community Development Block Grant Program
• Consideration of CDBG funds for a roundabout at Hwy B and Americana Drive

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold a public hearing on annexing 17120 Jackson Road and associated tracts, followed by a second reading of the annexation bill. The meeting also includes approval of a pay application for City Hall renovations and first readings for a minor subdivision plat, a rezoning request, and a preliminary site plan.

• Public hearing on annexation of 17120 Jackson Road
• Second reading of Bill No. 2025-009 for annexation
• Pay App No. 7 for $9,243.21 to GloveCon for City Hall renovations
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-011 for rezoning 911 Kemper Drive
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-013 adopting Chapter 353 redevelopment procedures

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss the 2nd and Vine Apartment Project. No other items are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of 2nd and Vine Apartment Project

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold a first reading on Bill No. 2025-009 to annex Ballparks Central at 17120 Jackson Road and associated tracts. Other business includes second reading of a site plan for a dog wash kiosk at 1921 Legends West Ave, and consideration of Heritage Days street closure requests. Consent items include payments of $201,217.23 for Johnston Field House renovations and $506,100 for asbestos abatement at Kemper Park barracks.

• First reading of Bill No. 2025-009: annexation of Ballparks Central at 17120 Jackson Road
• Second reading of Bill No. 2025-08: final site plan for dog wash kiosk at 1921 Legends West Ave
• Consent item: Pay App No. 5 for $201,217.23 to GBH Builders for Johnston Field House Renovations
• Consent item: Pay App No. 4 for $506,100.00 to Spectrum Environmental for asbestos and lead abatement at A and D Barracks at Kemper Park
• Consider Heritage Days Street Closure and Parking Restriction Requests

City Council

The Boonville City Council will consider several items, including a first reading for a dog wash kiosk site plan, a resolution for water and sewer improvements, and a consent item for lead line inventory work. A public hearing is not scheduled, but citizen comments are allowed at the start. The meeting includes reports from committees and city officials.

• First reading of Bill 2025-07 for final site plan at 1921 Legends West Ave for a dog wash kiosk
• Consider Resolution R2025-10 authorizing an agreement with CL Richardson Construction Co. for Water and Sewer Improvments 2025
• Consent item: Pay App No. 6 for $29,059.55 to Hydrovac of Missouri for Lead Line Service Inventory Project
• Discussion of Heritage Days (no further details provided)
• Presentation of Accounts and Claims – Appropriations

City Council

The City Council will review several construction and abatement payments and a bill regarding conflict of interest disclosures. The body is also considering agreements for medical director leadership and fire service mutual aid.

• Payment of $366,012.00 to Spectrum Environmental for asbestos and lead abatement at FT Kemper Park
• Payments to GloveCon, Inc for City Hall Remodel totaling $79,071.45
• Payments and a change order to Rhad Baker Construction for Hail Ridge Parking Lot Improvements totaling $78,352.50
• Bill No. 2025-007 establishing disclosure of potential conflicts of interest
• Resolutions R2025-09 and R2025-10 regarding Cooper County Ambulance District and City of Columbia fire service agreements

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold a first reading of Bill 2025-007, which would establish disclosure requirements for potential conflicts of interest. The council will also consider two consent agenda pay requests: $21,149.85 to Hydrovac of Missouri for lead service line inventory and $101,468.03 to GBH Builders for Johnson Field House renovations. Reports from the Police Board and a presentation of appropriations are also on the agenda.

• First reading of Bill 2025-007 on conflict of interest disclosure
• Pay request #5 for $21,149.85 to Hydrovac of Missouri for lead service line inventory
• Pay request #4 for $101,468.03 to GBH Builders for Johnson Field House renovations
• Presentation of appropriations (accounts and claims)
• Police Board meeting report from 04/14/2025

The council approved the April 15 minutes (sine die). Two pay requests were considered: $21,149.85 to Hydrovac of Missouri for a lead service line inventory and $101,468.03 to GBH Builders, Inc. for Johnson Field House renovations. The council conducted the first reading of Bill No. 2025-007 establishing disclosure of potential conflicts of interest. No vote tallies were recorded.

• Approved April 15 minutes (sine die)
• Considered Pay Request #5 to Hydrovac of Missouri ($21,149.85)
• Considered Pay Request #4 to GBH Builders, Inc. ($101,468.03)
• First reading of Bill No. 2025-007 (Disclosure of Potential Conflicts of Interest)

City Council

The City Council will accept the results of the April 8, 2025, municipal election and swear in new officials. The meeting includes the 2024-2025 Council adjournment and the election of a Mayor Pro Tem.

• Bill No. 2025-004: Second reading to amend Aquatic Center Admittance Fees
• Bill No. 2025-005: First and second reading to accept April 8, 2025, election results
• Swearing in of newly elected officials
• Election of Mayor Pro Tem

City Council

The Boonville City Council will consider consent items including a $2,153.51 change order for Hail Ridge parking lot improvements and an $86,450 payment to Spectrum Environmental for abatement work at FT Kemper Park. They will also hold a first reading of a bill to amend Aquatic Center admission fees and a resolution to temporarily allow alcohol at a Knights of Columbia bowling event. Routine approvals of minutes and appropriations are also on the agenda.

• Consider Change Order No. 2 for $2,153.51 to Rhad Baker Construction for Hail Ridge Parking Lot Improvements
• Consider Pay App #2 for $86,450 to Spectrum Environmental, LLC for abatement of A and D Barracks at FT Kemper Park
• First Reading of Bill No. 2025-004 amending the Schedule of Fees for Aquatic Center Admittance Fees
• Consider Resolution R2025-08 suspending prohibition of alcoholic beverages and open containers for Knights of Columbia Road Bowling event

General

The Boonville City Council will hold a work session on March 17, 2025 to address topics related to the city's Comprehensive Plan. No specific actions, votes, or contracts are listed on the agenda. The agenda includes an ADA accommodation notice for attendees.

• Discussion of the Comprehensive Plan

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold second readings on the FY 25-26 budget and a water/wastewater fee schedule amendment, along with a first and second reading of an amendment to the current FY 24-25 budget. They will also consider pay requests for asbestos and lead abatement at A&D Barracks, lead service line inventory, and Johnson Field House improvements. Additionally, the council will set dangerous building hearings for 806 and 810 3rd Street and discuss committee appointments.

• Second reading of Bill 2025-002 approving the FY 25-26 budget
• Second reading of Bill 2025-003 amending water/wastewater service fee schedules
• First and second reading of Bill 2025-004 amending the FY 2024-2025 budget
• Pay request $45,100 to Spectrum Environmental for asbestos and lead abatement at A&D Barracks
• Set dangerous building hearings for 806 and 810 3rd Street

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold first readings of the FY 25-26 budget and an ordinance adjusting water and wastewater service fees. They will also consider resolutions to authorize a cost-share agreement with MoDOT and a commercial lease for the prosecuting attorney's office. Consent items include change orders for the Hail Ridge Golf Course parking lot and Johnson Field House improvements.

• First Reading of Bill No. 2025-002: FY 25-26 Budget
• First Reading of Bill No. 2025-003: Ordinance amending water and wastewater service fees
• Resolution R2025-06: Authorizing MoDOT Cost Share Program agreement
• Resolution R2025-07: Commercial lease with Cooper County Prosecuting Attorney for 422 East Spring Street
• Consent Item: Change Order No. 1 for $0.00 from Rhad A. Baker Construction for Hail Ridge Golf Course parking lot

City Council

This is a special closed-session meeting only, with no public discussion or votes on ordinances, contracts, or other business. The council will meet privately under state law to discuss personnel issues.

• Closed session under RSMO 610.021(3) for personnel

City Council

The City Council will hold a work session to discuss topics related to water, sewer, and capital projects. No specific proposals or decisions are listed on the agenda, indicating a general briefing or discussion session.

• Discussion of water, sewer, and capital projects

City Council

The Boonville City Council will consider two resolutions authorizing agreements with the Cooper County Collector and Clerk, along with several consent items including change orders for sewer and electrical work and payments for YMCA renovations and lead service line inventory. The meeting also includes appropriations and reports from committees.

• Resolution R2025-04: Agreement with Cooper County Collector
• Resolution R2025-05: Agreement with Cooper County Clerk
• Pay App 2 for $67,276.11 to GBH Builders for YMCA Renovations
• Pay App No. 3 for $11,348.70 to Hydrovac of Missouri for Lead Service Line Inventory
• Change Order 4 and 5 for sanitary sewer rerouting and 400 amp service ($0.00 change orders)

General

This is a procedural work session with no specific agenda items listed. The council is meeting for a general discussion, but no ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are identified in the agenda.

City Council

The Boonville City Council will consider a resolution approving a CDBG grant agreement with the Missouri Department of Economic Development, along with two pay requests for ongoing construction projects: City Hall upstairs remodeling and Hail Ridge Parking Lot. The council will also vote on Mayor Beach's recommendation to appoint Susan Meadows as Ward 2 council member.

• Pay Request No. 3 from Glovecon for $25,032.50 (City Hall upstairs remodeling)
• Pay Request No. 2 from Rhad Baker Construction for $138,603.10 (Hail Ridge Parking Lot)
• Appointment of Susan Meadows as Ward 2 Council Person following mayor's recommendation
• Resolution R2025-03 for a CDBG grant agreement with the Missouri Department of Economic Development

General

The Boonville City Council will hold a work session covering four main topics: tourism, sanitation, economic development, and the local airport. No specific actions or contracts are listed, so the meeting will focus on discussion and planning of these areas. The session is scheduled for 5:30 PM at City Council Chambers, 525 E. Spring Street.

• Tourism initiatives discussion
• Sanitation services review
• Economic development planning
• Airport matters discussion

City Council

The Boonville City Council will hold a second reading of Bill 2025-001 to renew the Capital Improvements (CIP) Sales Tax. They will also consider a change order for YMCA renovations and a lease agreement for a street sweeper. Prior to the council meeting, a dangerous building evidentiary hearing is scheduled for 308 Spruce Street.

• Second reading of Bill 2025-001 renewing Capital Improvements Sales Tax
• Change Order No. 1 to GBH Builders for YMCA Renovations in the amount of $5,554.42
• Resolution R2025-02 authorizing lease agreement with NCL Government Capital for a street sweeper
• Evidentiary hearing for dangerous building at 308 Spruce Street at 6:15 p.m.

General

The City of Boonville City Council will hold a work session to discuss general budget items, obligations, and long-term plans for 2025. The meeting is scheduled for January 6, 2025, at 6:00 PM.

• Work Session #1: General budget items and long-term plans
• Discussion of city obligations and goals

City Council

The council will hold a first reading of a bill to renew the capital improvements sales tax. Second readings are scheduled for an agreement with Missouri Soccer Park and Boonville R-1 School District and a replat at 520 Ryan Street. Consent items include payments for City Hall upstairs remodel ($11,748.08), Johnson Fieldhouse renovations ($88,614.71), and lead service line inventory ($5,158.50).

• First reading of Bill 2025-001 renewing Capital Improvements (CIP) Sales Tax
• Second reading of Bill 2024-020: agreement with Missouri Soccer Park and Boonville R-1 School District
• Second reading of Bill 2024-021: replat at 520 Ryan Street, Main Street Center
• Consider resolution 2025-01 for abatement at 'A' and 'D' Barracks on Kemper Campus
• Consent items: Pay App No.2 to GloveCon ($11,748.08), Pay App No.1 to GBH Builders ($88,614.71), Pay App No.2 to HydroVac ($5,158.50)