Perryville, Missouri

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to review preliminary plat requests for two new subdivisions. The body will also approve minutes from the June 24, 2026, meeting and acknowledge decisions made by the Board of Aldermen.

• Preliminary plat request for Miesner Subdivision by Miesner Properties, LLC
• Preliminary plat request for Mill Estates by Cape Land and Development, LLC

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board of Aldermen will consider a conditional use permit for an 80‑bed skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue, a property currently zoned R‑4. The meeting also includes approvals of several financial items, such as a $72,303.58 invoice for the Perry County Joint Justice Center cost share and a $10,191.70 pay request for a creek dam evaluation. Staff seeks permission to proceed with demolition of the South Hwy 61 Parks Maintenance Building #2 and to release a $300,000 retainage payment for the Wastewater Treatment Facility project.

• Conditional use permit request for an 80‑bed skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue (R‑4 zoning)
• Approve Invoice $72,303.58 from Perry County for Joint Justice Center cost share
• Approve Pay Request $10,191.70 to Horner & Shifrin Inc. for creek dam structure evaluation
• Approve Purchase Order for demolition of South Hwy 61 Parks Maintenance Building #2 damaged by 2025 tornado
• Approve release of $300,000 retainage fee to Robinson Industrial for Wastewater Treatment Facility project

Board of Alderman

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will decide on a conditional use permit for a skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue. The meeting also includes approvals of several invoices and purchase orders, including a $72,303.58 cost‑share invoice for the Perry County Joint Justice Center and a $300,000 retainage release for the Wastewater Treatment Facility project. Additional items are a demolition contract for a tornado‑damaged building and a resolution to contract with Franks Produce for irrigation metering.

• Decision on conditional use permit for a skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue (Perryville Real Estate Holdings, LLC).
• Approve Invoice $72,303.58 from Perry County for Joint Justice Center cost‑share.
• Approve Invoice $300,000.00 from Robinson Industrial and Heavy Contracting for Wastewater Treatment Facility retainage release.
• Approve Purchase Order 1304093 from Clifton Excavating, LLC for demolition of South Hwy 61 Parks Maintenance Building #2.
• Resolution 2026-41: agreement with Franks Produce, LLC for irrigation metering.

Board of Alderman

The Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for a skilled nursing facility. Members will also consider several infrastructure contracts, city appointments, and resolutions related to a workforce facility.

• Public hearing for a skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue
• Purchase of a 2027 Tandem Dump Truck for $191,200.00
• Payment of $123,471.05 to Mike Light Cement Finishing, Inc. for Perryville Blvd. Shared Use Path IV
• Payment of $57,830.75 to Main Street Signs, LLC for wayfinding signs
• Resolution to enter a lease with Ranken Technical College for Hangars 4 and 7

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Perryville City Council will hold a public hearing on a conditional use permit request from Perryville Real Estate Holdings, LLC to operate an 80‑bed skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue. The council will also vote on several financial items, including a $123,471.05 payment for the Perryville Blvd Shared Use Path IV MoDOT TAP project and a $191,200 purchase order for a demolition truck from Vanguard Truck Centers. Additional agenda items include reviewing bids for the Perry Park Center pool roof replacement, recommending a $4,531.25 grant to H Squared for walkway repairs, and approving mayoral appointments to various boards.

• Public hearing: conditional use permit for 80‑bed skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue
• Approve Pay Request 1 – $123,471.05 to Mike Light Cement Finishing, Inc. for Perryville Blvd Shared Use Path IV MoDOT TAP project
• Approve Purchase Order 1304146 – $191,200 to Vanguard Truck Centers for demolition truck purchase
• Approve Invoice 2661 – $57,830.75 to Main Street Signs, LLC for City of Perryville Wayfinding Signs project
• Recommend grant – $4,531.25 to H Squared for walkway and railing replacement

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will review a conditional use permit request from Perryville Real Estate Holdings, LLC. The proposal is for an 80-bed skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue.

• Conditional use permit request for 80-bed skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue

Board of Alderman

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will vote on a series of consent agenda items, including financial reports, bond payments, and fee schedule updates. It will also consider several ordinances, notably the rezoning of approximately 17.46 acres and 5.51 acres on Highway AC from residential to industrial zoning. Additional actions include a lease agreement for Hangar 2 and an engine test cell, and setting a public hearing for a skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue.

• Approve rezoning of ~17.46 acres on Highway AC from R‑1 to I‑2 (Bill No. 6649)
• Approve rezoning of ~5.51 acres on Highway AC from R‑1 to I‑2 (Bill No. 6650)
• Enter lease with Helicopter Transport Services, LLC for Hangar 2 and engine test cell (Resolution 2026‑38)
• Approve principal and interest payment to UMB Bank for WWTP Improvement Project – $163,900.32 (Item 5)
• Approve purchase order for remediation of firefighting foam – $34,066.32 (Item 7)

The Board approved a rezoning of about 17.46 acres on Highway AC, passing Bill No. 6649 with four ayes and no nays. It also approved a lease with Helicopter Transport Services for Hangar 2 and an engine test cell. Several financial items were authorized, including bond payments, a purchase order for foam remediation, and a playground safety contract. A public hearing was scheduled for a skilled‑nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue.

• Approved rezoning of ~17.46 acres on Highway AC (Bill No. 6649) – aye 4, nay 0, absent 2
• Approved lease agreement with Helicopter Transport Services for Hangar 2 and engine test cell (motion carried)
• Approved principal and interest payment to UMB Bank – $163,900.32 (2021A CWSS Revenue Bonds)
• Approved principal and interest payment to UMB Bank – $123,295.63 (2021C Capital Improvement Sales Tax Revenue Bonds)
• Approved Purchase Order 1304134 to VLS Environmental Solutions for firefighting foam remediation – $34,066.32
• Approved Pay Request to Koch Electric for 2025 Generators project – $139,720.41
• Approved award of Eagle Eye Playground safety surfacing contract to The Playground Consultants – $17,953.00
• Set public hearing for conditional use permit for skilled‑nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue – July 7 2026

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board will vote on a two‑year lease extension with Helicopter Transport Services for Hangar 2 and the engine test cell, including higher rent and equipment donations. It will also consider several financial payments, contract approvals, a conditional use permit for a skilled‑nursing facility, and multiple updates to police and fire department manuals.

• Approve lease with Helicopter Transport Services, LLC for Hangar 2 and engine test cell (two‑year extension, increased rent, equipment donation)
• Approve principal and interest payments to UMB Bank: $163,900.32 for 2021A WWTP bonds and $123,295.63 for 2021C WWTP bonds
• Approve Purchase Order 1304134 to VLS Environmental Solutions, LLC for firefighting foam remediation – $34,066.32
• Set public hearing for conditional use permit for an 80‑bed skilled nursing facility at 1307 Brenda Avenue – July 7, 2026
• Approve revisions to multiple Perryville Police Department Operations Manual sections (GO‑04‑1104, GO‑06‑0201, GO‑06‑0204, GO‑04‑1103, GO‑06‑0302, GO‑06‑0701, GO‑06‑0703, GO‑08‑0101, GO‑08‑0501, GO‑91‑1901)

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board of Aldermen will consider approving bills, surplus equipment sales, and facility updates for the Water Treatment Plant, Perryville Regional Airport, and Perry Park Center. The meeting also includes a resolution to update park staff regulations and a request to close a street for a local event.

• Approve Pay Request 4 from Horn & Shifrin for Creek Dam Structure Evaluation - $11,782.25
• Approve Invoice 2026 Q1 from Perry County for Joint Justice Center - $83,765.07
• Approve request to sell surplus equipment and supplies on Purple Wave auction site
• Approve request to remove trees at the Water Treatment Plant
• Approve request to remove existing murals and paint new ones at Perry Park Center

Board of Alderman

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will approve routine consent agenda items, including bills and surplus equipment sales, and will hold first readings on several ordinances regarding police positions, tobacco sales, and water service metering. The meeting includes a closed session for real estate and personnel matters.

• Approve $11,782.25 for technical services at Creek Dam Structure Evaluation
• Approve $83,765.07 for cost share of Perry County Joint Justice Center
• Approve rezoning of 17.46 acres on Highway AC from R-1 to I-2
• Approve rezoning of 5.51 acres on Highway AC from R-1 to I-2
• Approve tree removal request at Water Treatment Plant

The Board approved the May 19 minutes and May bills, authorized multiple vendor payments totaling $1,507,460.12, and approved several equipment sales and service requests. Alderman Amschler’s motion to amend the Parks and Recreation rules passed, and the Board adopted Ordinance No. 6861 amending the municipal code to designate a Downtown Festival District. The consent agenda was approved after removing the Mid‑America Rehab race‑track request.

• Approved May 19 minutes (consent agenda)
• Approved May 2026 bills and vendor payments totaling $1,507,460.12
• Approved $11,782.25 payment to Horner & Shifrin for creek dam evaluation
• Approved sale of surplus equipment by Parks & Recreation on Purple Wave
• Approved waste‑water treatment plant tree removal request
• Approved amendment of Parks and Recreation departmental rules (Resolution 2026‑37)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6861 creating Downtown Festival District (5‑0 vote)
• Approved consent agenda after removing Item 18 (Mid‑America Rehab race‑track request)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will meet to review a request from the City of Perryville for the approval of a preliminary plat. The body will also approve previous meeting minutes and acknowledge decisions made by the Board of Aldermen.

• Review of preliminary plat for Industrial Park 8th Addition

Board of Alderman

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will consider two rezoning requests that would change approximately 17.46 acres and 5.51 acres on Highway AC from R‑1 to I‑2. The meeting also includes approval of several contracts and purchase orders, updates to building permits, and a resolution to partner with the SEMO Regional Planning Commission on a workforce grant. Additional items are routine reports, a presentation on sexual violence, and a discussion of crosswalks and sidewalks at Rolla and State Streets.

• Public hearing to rezone ~17.46 acres on Highway AC from R‑1 to I‑2
• Public hearing to rezone ~5.51 acres on Highway AC from R‑1 to I‑2
• Approve Purchase Order 1304122 for Main Street Signs, LLC – $115,661.50
• Approve Pay Request 1 (Final) for Bootheel Fence Co. – $160,521.00 for Parks Dept fencing repair
• Resolution 2026‑36 to enter agreement with SEMO Regional Planning Commission for Airframe and Powerplant Workforce Facility EDA grant

The Board approved the consent agenda, adopted a resolution to contract with the Southeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission for air‑frame and power‑plant services, and passed Ordinance No. 6860 accepting a utility easement deed from Lakewood Investments, LLC. The ordinance passed with five ayes, no nays and one absent. No rezoning requests were acted on.

• Approved consent agenda (motion carried)
• Approved Resolution 2026‑36 to contract with SE Missouri Regional Planning Commission (5 ayes, 0 nays, 0 absences, 1 absent)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 6860 accepting utility easement deed from Lakewood Investments, LLC (5 ayes, 0 nays, 1 absent)
• Public hearing held for rezoning 17.46 acres on Highway AC (no decision)
• Public hearing held for rezoning 5.51 acres on Highway AC (no decision)

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board of Aldermen will consider two rezoning requests for parcels on Highway AC, totaling about 23 acres, changing the zoning from R‑1 to I‑2. It will also approve minutes from the May 5 meeting, April financial reports, and several contracts including a $115,661.50 purchase order for Main Street Signs and a $160,521.00 payment to Boothle Fence Co. for park fencing repairs. Additional items include a sewer easement bill and other ordinance updates.

• Public hearing to rezone ~17.46 acres on Highway AC from R‑1 to I‑2
• Public hearing to rezone ~5.51 acres on Highway AC from R‑1 to I‑2
• Approve Purchase Order 1304122 for Main Street Signs project – $115,661.50
• Approve Pay Request 1 (Final) to Boothle Fence Co. for Parks Department fencing repair – $160,521.00
• Approve Bill No. 6647 for expedited ordinance 6860 – sewer easement for new sewer main between Perryville Boulevard and Vincentian Way

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board of Aldermen will discuss data center permitting and the expansion of the Downtown Festival District. The body is also deciding on several infrastructure contracts and subdivision plat approvals.

• Acknowledgment of $2,876,048 EDA grant for Airframe and Powerplant Workforce Facility (Hangar 4 & 7 Renovations)
• Agreement with Schuessler Excavating, LLC for Delaney Street Utility Improvements: $488,136.00
• Agreement with Lappe Cement Finishing, Inc. for Vincentian Way Shared Use Path: $347,614.30
• Agreement with Zoellner Construction Co., Inc. for Perry Park Center Pool Building Masonry Repair: $118,859.00
• Purchase Order for Detron Unit Repairs from Premium Mechanical and Automation, Inc.: $92,545.00

Board of Alderman

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will consider several financial approvals, including contracts for fence installation, equipment repairs, and a $488,136 utility improvement project on Delaney Street. They will also adopt resolutions for park equipment purchases, masonry repairs, and a shared‑use path project. Additional items include acknowledgments, reports, and discussion of downtown festivals and data‑center permitting.

• Approve final payment to Diamond Fence LLC – $6,637.50 for the Terminal Area Fence project
• Approve purchase order from Premium Mechanical and Automation, Inc. – $92,545.00 for Dectron Unit repairs
• Approve bid for Parks Department lawn mower award to Davis Farm Supplies – $15,239.00
• Resolution 2026-32 – agreement with Schuessler Excavating, LLC for Delaney Street Utility Improvements – $488,136.00
• Resolution 2026-33 – agreement with Lappe Cement Finishing for Vincentian Way Shared Use Path – $347,614.30

The Board approved the April 2026 bills totaling $1,712,007.50 and several specific payments. It also approved three contracts: Zoellner Construction for pool masonry repairs, Schuessler Excavating for Delaney Street utility improvements, and Lappe Cement Finishing for the Vincentian Way Shared Use Path. All three resolutions passed with a 5‑aye vote.

• Approved April 2026 bills totaling $1,712,007.50 (consent agenda)
• Approved $6,637.50 payment to Diamond Fence, LLC (consent agenda)
• Approved $92,545.00 purchase order from Premium Mechanical and Automation (consent agenda)
• Approved $15,239.00 Parks Department award to Davis Farm Supplies (consent agenda)
• Approved contract with Zoellner Construction for Perry Park Center pool masonry repair (5 ayes, 0 nays, 0 absences, 1 absent)
• Approved contract with Schuessler Excavating for Delaney Street utility improvements (5 ayes, 0 nays, 0 absences, 1 absent)
• Approved contract with Lappe Cement Finishing for Vincentian Way Shared Use Path (5 ayes, 0 nays, 0 absences, 1 absent)

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will consider two rezoning requests for land on Highway AC, including a 17.46‑acre parcel changing from R‑1 to I‑2. They will also review a final plat submission for the Janet Subdivision by Nicholas and Jennifer Janet and Janet Investments, LLC. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes and acknowledgment of Board of Aldermen decisions.

• Rezoning of ~17.46 acres on Highway AC from R‑1 to I‑2
• Rezoning of ~5.51 acres on Highway AC from R‑1 to I‑2
• Review and approval of final plat for Janet Subdivision

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board of Aldermen will administer oaths of office to a new Mayor, Board, and Police and Fire Chiefs. The body will also consider several infrastructure awards and set public hearings for two rezoning requests on Highway AC.

• Delaney Street Utility Improvements award to Schuessler Excavating, LLC for $488,136.00
• Perry Park Center Pool Building Masonry Repair award to Zoellner Construction Co., Inc. for $118,859.00
• Edgemont Blvd. and Vincentian Way Shared Use Path agreement with Putz Construction, LLC for $204,063.90
• Public hearings set for May 19, 2026, to rezone two parcels on Highway AC from R-1 to I-2
• Purchase of three SCBA units from Sentinel Emergency Solutions for $21,242.01

Board of Alderman

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will administer oaths to newly elected officials and elect a board president. It will approve minutes, financial reports, and several contracts and purchase orders. The board will review and approve bids for utility and park projects and set public hearings for two rezoning requests on Highway AC.

• Set public hearing for rezoning 17.46 acres on Highway AC from R-1 to I-2 – May 19, 2026
• Set public hearing for rezoning 5.51 acres on Highway AC from R-1 to I-2 – May 19, 2026
• Approve Purchase Order $21,242.01 from Sentinel Emergency Solutions for three SCBA units
• Approve bids for Delaney Street Utility Improvements – $488,136 to Schuessler Excavating, LLC
• Approve bids for Perry Park Center Pool Building Masonry Repair – $118,859 to Zoellner Construction Co., Inc.

The Board administered oaths to the newly elected mayor, marshal and aldermen, then elected Alderman Seth Amschler as President. Mayor Riney appointed the 2026‑27 standing committees. The consent agenda, including minutes and March financial reports, was approved, and several contracts and permits were authorized, notably the final plat for the R&M Subdivision approved 6‑0.

• Administered oaths to Mayor Larry Riney, City Marshal Dustin M. Miller, Aldermen Deanna Kline, Curt Buerck, and Clinton Rice
• Elected Alderman Seth Amschler as President of the Board (motion carried)
• Mayor appointed five standing council committees with designated chairs
• Approved consent agenda items, including April 7 minutes and March 2026 financial reports (motion carried)
• Approved Purchase Order 1304108 for three SCBA units – $21,242.01 (motion carried)
• Awarded Delaney Street Utility Improvements contract to Schuessler Excavating, LLC – $488,136.00 (motion carried)
• Approved final plat for R&M Subdivision – vote 6 ayes, 0 nays (motion carried)
• Authorized contract with Dustin Hood for private sewer service at 330 South Shelby Street – vote 6 ayes, 0 nays (motion carried)

Board of Alderman

The Board of Aldermen will vote on several infrastructure contracts and resolutions, including shared-use path projects and tornado recovery consulting. The meeting also includes discussions on industrial zoning and a request for a final plat for the R&M Subdivision.

• Bids for Edgemont Blvd. and Vincentian Way Shared Use Paths to Putz Construction, LLC ($204,063.90) and Lappe Cement Finshings, Inc. ($347,614.30)
• Payment to Utility Safety and Design Inc. for gas regulation station replacements ($201,791.91)
• Resolution 2026-24 for professional consulting on city facilities impacted by the March 2025 tornado
• Resolution 2026-25 regarding a contract amendment for student housing development
• Ordinance 6856 regarding service connection or tap charges

The Board approved the consent agenda, including March invoices totaling $3,056,119.92 and several fund declarations. It awarded contracts for two shared‑use path projects pending MoDOT approval and passed a resolution authorizing the mayor to sign a contract with the Southeast Regional Planning Commission for a major street‑plan update.

• Consent agenda approved (motion carried)
• Approved March 2026 invoices totaling $3,056,119.92 payable from various funds
• Approved $201,791.91 invoice to Utility Safety and Design Inc.
• Declared 2025 Residential Surplus Funds $1,261.05 for TIF #2
• Declared 2025 Residential Surplus Funds $115,351.96 for TIF #3
• Awarded $204,063.90 to Putz Construction, LLC for Edgemont Blvd. Shared Use Path (contingent on MoDOT)
• Awarded $347,614.30 to Lappe Cement Finshings, Inc. for Vincentian Way Shared Use Path (contingent on MoDOT)
• Resolution passed to authorize the mayor to execute a contract with the Southeast Regional Planning Commission for a major street‑plan update (motion carried)

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board of Aldermen will review bids for shared-use path projects and discuss the rezoning of city-owned industrial park parcels. The meeting includes several resolutions for facility improvements and community event approvals.

• Award bids for Edgemont Blvd. and Vincentian Way paths to Putz Construction ($204,063.90) and Lappe Cement Finishings ($347,614.30)
• Payment of $201,791.91 to Utility Safety and Design Inc. for gas regulation stations
• Proposed rezoning of two city-owned industrial park parcels from R-2 to I-2
• Agreement with Brandon O. Williams Construction for student housing next to Ranken Technical College
• Approval of a Fourth of July parade on July 2, 2026

Board of Alderman

The Board of Aldermen will consider the final passage of the fiscal year 2026-2027 city budget. The meeting includes decisions on two rezoning requests and the adoption of new rate schedules for sewer, natural gas, and refuse services.

• Final passage of City Budget for Fiscal Year 2026-2027
• Rezoning of 13.0 acres on Huber Road from I-2 to R-3 and 5.8 acres on Highway 61 from I-2 to C-2
• Veteran's Memorial Field scoreboard project contract with Pollock Landscaping, LLC for $33,831.20
• Creek Dam Structure Evaluation technical services for $13,905.20
• Approval of 2026-27 rate schedules for sewer, natural gas, and refuse

The Board approved the consent agenda items, including financial reports and several service contracts. It voted 6‑0 to rezone a 13.0‑acre parcel on Huber Road from I‑2 to R‑3 and also 6‑0 to rezone a 5.8‑acre parcel on Highway 61 from I‑2 to C‑2. The Motor Vehicle Record Monitoring Policy was adopted by a 6‑0 vote, and the city entered agreements with Pollock Landscaping and Bacon Farmer Workman Engineering, each approved by a motion that carried.

• Consent agenda approved (motion carried)
• Rezoning 13.0 acre on Huber Road from I‑2 to R‑3 approved (6 ayes, 0 nays)
• Rezoning 5.8 acre on Highway 61 from I‑2 to C‑2 approved (6 ayes, 0 nays)
• Motor Vehicle Record Monitoring Policy adopted (6 ayes, 0 nays)
• Agreement with Pollock Landscaping for Veteran’s Memorial Field Scoreboard project approved (6 ayes, 0 nays)
• Supplemental agreement #1 with Bacon Farmer Workman Engineering for Alma Ave/Route 51 roundabout approved (motion carried)

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will consider approvals for minutes, financial reports, and several service contracts, including a $13,905.20 payment to Horner & Shifrin for a creek dam evaluation. It will also vote on fee schedule updates for sewer, natural gas, and refuse services, and on park center rental rate changes. The agenda includes two rezoning proposals—13.0 acres on Huber Road (I‑2 to R‑3) and 5.8 acres on Highway 61 (I‑2 to C‑2)—and a resolution adopting a Motor Vehicle Record Policy. Additional items cover a festival permit, a veterans 5K event, and a waiver for a community health event at Perry Park Center.

• Approve $13,905.20 payment to Horner & Shifrin Inc. for creek dam structure evaluation at the Perryville Water Treatment Plant
• Renew audit engagement with Buessink, Hey, Roe & Stroder, LLC for fiscal year 2025‑26
• Rezoning request for ~13.0 acres on Huber Road from I‑2 to R‑3
• Rezoning request for ~5.8 acres on Highway 61 from I‑2 to C‑2
• Adopt Resolution 2026‑20 adopting the Motor Vehicle Record Policy

Board of Alderman

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings on two rezoning applications submitted by Cape Land and Development, LLC. They will also approve minutes, bond payments, and several contracts, and adopt resolutions on agreements and policy updates. The meeting includes routine approvals of financial obligations and acknowledgments of city staff and agencies.

• Public hearing: rezoning ~13.0 acres on Huber Road from I‑2 to R‑3 (Cape Land and Development, LLC)
• Public hearing: rezoning ~5.8 acres on Highway 61 from I‑2 to C‑2 (Cape Land and Development, LLC)
• Approve quarterly principal and interest payment to UMB Bank – $16 3,900.32 for 2021A CWSS Revenue Bonds
• Approve Pay Estimate 1 (FINAL) from Pollock Landscaping LLC for Veteran’s Memorial Field Replacement Project – $56,913.16
• Resolution 2026‑18: entering into agreement with South East Mississippi PETs for housing – $7,000

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board will hold public hearings on rezoning requests from Cape Land and Development, LLC for about 13 acres on Huber Road and 5.8 acres on Highway 61. Other items include the presentation of the 2026 Police Officer of the Year award, approval of several bond interest payments, and authorizations for contracts and purchases such as a fence replacement, a street roller and a tractor. The meeting also considers a $7,000 contract with the Humane Society for dog placement services.

• Rezoning of ~13.0 acres on Huber Road from I-2 to R-3
• Rezoning of ~5.8 acres on Highway 61 from I-2 to C-2
• Pay Estimate $56,913.16 to Polk Landscaping for Veterans Memorial Field fence replacement
• Purchase Order $47,158.00 for Volvo DD2 street roller
• Resolution $7,000 contract with Humane Society for dog placement

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Perryville Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Feb. 25, 2026. Commissioners will approve the minutes from the Jan. 28, 2026 meeting and acknowledge recent Board of Aldermen decisions. The commission will review two rezoning applications submitted by Brandon Williams of Cape Land and Development, LLC: a 13.0‑acre parcel on Huber Road to change from I‑2 to R‑3, and a 5.8‑acre parcel on Highway 61 to change from I‑2 to C‑2.

• Approve minutes from the Jan. 28, 2026 meeting
• Acknowledge Board of Aldermen decisions on planning and zoning matters
• Rezone 13.0 acres on Huber Road from I‑2 to R‑3 (Brandon Williams, Cape Land and Development, LLC)
• Rezone 5.8 acres on Highway 61 from I‑2 to C‑2 (Brandon Williams, Cape Land and Development, LLC)

Board of Alderman

The Board of Aldermen will conduct a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2026‑2027 city budget. They will also approve minutes from the February 3 meeting, financial reports for January, and several contract change orders and pay estimates. Several resolutions will be adopted, including a volunteer background‑check policy and updates to utility and zoning ordinances. The meeting will conclude with reports from city officials and a closed‑session for personnel and contractual matters.

• Public hearing for the proposed Fiscal Year 2026‑2027 city of Perryville Budget
• Approve Change Order 4 from Lappe Cement Finishing, Inc. for the Star Street Sidewalk & Shared Use Path project – $3,767.00 increase
• Approve Pay Estimate 3 (FINAL) from Lappe Cement Finishing, Inc. for the Star Street Sidewalk & Shared Use Path project – $3,107.20
• Approve Pay Estimate 1 from Horner & Shifrin Inc. for Creek Dam Structure Evaluation at the Perryville Water Treatment Plant – $16,629.93
• Resolution 2026‑02 – Adopt Volunteer Background Check Policy

The Board approved four resolutions: a Volunteer Background Check Policy, an updated Utility Main Extension policy for residential development, a contract with Brandon O. Williams Construction for student housing, and a Handling of Abandoned Property policy. The Consent Agenda, including minutes from February 3, 2026 and January 2026 financial reports, was also approved. All resolutions passed with a 5‑aye vote, 0 nays, 0 abstentions, and 1 absent member.

• Adopt Volunteer Background Check Policy (5 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions, 1 absent)
• Amend Utility Main Extension policy for residential development (5 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions, 1 absent)
• Authorize contract with Brandon O. Williams Construction for student housing (5 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions, 1 absent)
• Adopt Handling of Abandoned Property policy (5 ayes, 0 nays, 0 abstentions, 1 absent)
• Approve Consent Agenda, including minutes from Feb 3, 2026 (motion carried)
• Approve minutes from Feb 3, 2026 (consent agenda item 4)
• Approve financial reports for Jan 2026 (consent agenda item 5)
• Approve Change Order 4 for Star Street Sidewalk & Shared Use Path ($3,767 increase) (consent agenda item 6)

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board of Aldermen will conduct a public hearing for the proposed 2026-2027 city budget. The meeting also includes votes on several new city policies and ordinances regarding data centers, hemp-derived intoxicants, and volunteer background checks.

• Public hearing for the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 city budget
• Payment of $68,814.77 to Perry County for Joint Justice Center cost share
• Payment of $16,629.93 to Horner & Shifrin Inc. for Creek Dam Structure Evaluation
• Agreement with Brandon O. Williams Construction, LLC for student housing development
• Proposed ordinances regarding Data Centers and Hemp Derived Intoxicants

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board of Aldermen will set public hearings for the Fiscal Year 2026-27 budget and two rezoning requests. The meeting includes final votes on a modernized zoning map and ordinances regarding the displacement of transient individuals.

• Final payment of $12,000 to Earth First Contractors, LLC for Schindler Rd. to Dowling Dr. waterline improvements
• Purchase of seven alpha fire hydrants from Core and Main LP for $23,660.68
• Proposed public hearing for FY 2026-27 City Budget on February 17, 2026
• Rezoning requests for Huber Road (13 acres) and Highway 61 (5.8 acres) by Cape Land and Development, LLC
• Final passage of Ordinance 6834 to amend the city zoning map

Board of Alderman

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will approve payments for waterline and fire hydrant projects, set a public hearing for the 2026-27 budget, and consider rezoning requests and code amendments.

• Approve $12,000 for Waterline Improvements - Schindler Rd. to Dowling Dr.
• Approve $23,660.68 for seven alpha fire hydrants
• Set public hearing for Fiscal Year 2026-27 City of Perryville Budget
• Set public hearing for rezoning 13 acres on Huber Road from I-2 to R-3
• Set public hearing for rezoning 5.8 acres on Highway 61 from I-2 to C-2

The Board approved its consent agenda, including vendor payments and purchase orders totaling $2,097,330.22. It authorized contracts with the American Red Cross and Marcus Wayland A W O S Maintenance, and adopted an amendment to the city’s official zoning district map. The Board also set public hearings for the 2026‑27 budget and rezoning requests, and passed a resolution supporting a state ban on intoxicating hemp products.

• Approved $12,000 pay estimate for Earth First Contractors (waterline improvements)
• Approved $19,900 pay estimate for All Clear Pumping & Sewer (lead service line inventory)
• Approved purchase order $23,660.68 for seven alpha fire hydrants
• Authorized contract with American Red Cross for facility use (vote 5‑0‑0‑1)
• Authorized contract with Marcus Wayland A W O S Maintenance for airport services (vote 5‑0‑0‑1)
• Adopted amendment to official zoning district map (Ordinance No. 6834) (vote 5‑0‑0‑1)
• Passed resolution supporting state ban on intoxicating hemp products (vote 5‑0‑0‑1)
• Set public hearing for FY 2026‑27 budget on Feb 17, 2026

Planning and Zoning Commission

The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold its regular meeting on Jan. 28, 2026. It will approve the minutes from the November 26, 2025 meeting and acknowledge decisions made by the Board of Aldermen. The commission will review a request from Jeffrey Gotto of Gotto Investments, LLC for approval of a final plat for the Crestview Place Second Addition. The meeting will then adjourn.

• Approve minutes from November 26, 2025 meeting
• Acknowledge Board of Aldermen planning and zoning decisions
• Review final plat request for Crestview Place Second Addition submitted by Jeffrey Gotto, Gotto Investments, LLC

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Perryville Board of Aldermen will approve several financial items, including a $153,479.11 payment to Lappe Cement Finishing, Inc. for the Downtown Events Pedestrian Crossing bridge. They will also consider purchase orders for animal shelter fencing, fire department gear, and sidewalk reimbursement, and review bid specifications for upcoming shared‑use path projects. Additional agenda items include approving minutes, financial reports, and bond interest payments.

• Approve Pay Estimate 1 FINAL to Lappe Cement Finishing, Inc. for Downtown Events Pedestrian Crossing project – $153,479.11
• Approve Purchase Order 1304069 to Mueller Fence & Supply, LLC for animal shelter fencing – $26,844.28
• Approve Purchase Order 1304073 to Banner Fire Equipment for fire gear – $25,481.00
• Approve payment to Gotto Investments, LLC for sidewalk reimbursement on new subdivision – $27,318.33
• Review and approve bid specifications for MoDOT TAP 5013 Edgemont Blvd Shared Use Path project

Board of Alderman

The Board of Aldermen will consider a series of consent agenda items, including approvals of minutes, financial reports, bond payments, purchase orders, and several resolutions. They will also review and approve bid specifications for shared‑use path projects and utility improvements. Additional items include public requests for facility use and the adoption of resolutions related to contracts and amendments.

• Approve payment of $153,479.11 to Lappe Cement Finishing for Downtown Events Pedestrian Crossing project
• Approve purchase order $26,844.28 to Mueller Fence & Supply for animal shelter fencing
• Approve payment $27,318.33 to Gotto Investments for sidewalk reimbursement for a new subdivision
• Review and approve bid specifications for MoDOT TAP 5013 Edgemont Blvd Shared Use Path project (contingent on MoDOT approval)
• Enter rental agreement with Steven Greenwell for hangar space rental

The Board approved the consent agenda, which included bond interest payments, purchase orders and other city expenses. It also passed three resolutions: a rental agreement for hangar space with Steven Greenwell, contracts with artists for 2026 sculpture exhibits, and an agreement with Booth eel Fence Co. for park department repairs. All motions carried with a 5‑0‑0 vote.

• Approved consent agenda items (including bond payments and purchase orders) – motion carried 5-0-0
• Approved quarterly principal and interest payment to UMB Bank for 2021A bonds – $29,117.98 – 5-0-0
• Approved semi‑annual principal and interest payment to UMB Bank for 2021B bonds – $11,490.44 – 5-0-0
• Approved quarterly principal and interest payment to UMB Bank for 2021C bonds – $18,403.31 – 5-0-0
• Approved payment to Lappe Cement Finishing, Inc. for downtown pedestrian crossing – $153,479.11 – 5-0-0
• Approved rental agreement for hangar space with Steven Greenwell (Resolution 2026‑06) – 5-0-0
• Approved contracts with various artists for 2026 sculpture exhibits (Resolution 2026‑07) – 5-0-0
• Approved agreement with Booth eel Fence Co., Inc. for park department electrical repair project (Resolution 2026‑08) – 5-0-0

City Administrator Agenda Notes

The Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing for the adoption of a modernized City Zoning Map. The body is also considering several infrastructure contracts, airport grant applications, and new ordinances regarding data centers and kratom sales.

• Public hearing for the proposed City Zoning Map
• Veteran’s Memorial Field Dugout Repairs contract: $69,821.20
• Purchase of hot tap machine from Core and Main LP: $38,000.98
• Proposed $32,000 budget increase for part-time park maintenance
• IIJA grant application for Perryville Regional Airport general aviation ramp design

Board of Alderman

The Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing regarding the proposed City Zoning Map. The body is also considering several infrastructure contracts, new city ordinances, and resolutions related to emergency operations and employee services.

• Public hearing for the proposed City Zoning Map
• Payment of $69,821.20 to Zoellner Construction Company for Veteran’s Memorial Field Dugout Repairs
• Purchase of a hot tap machine from Core and Main LP for $38,000.98
• Proposed ordinance regarding the sale of kratom
• Proposed ordinance regarding the use of off-road vehicles on city streets

The Board approved the consent agenda, which included payment of $2,402,033.52 for December 2025 bills and a number of purchase orders and bid approvals. It adopted an amended contract with Perry County, Perry Development Corp, and the Industrial Development Authority (Resolution 2026-01). The Board also accepted the amended Perry County Emergency Operations Plan (Resolution 2026-03) and entered an agreement with Integrity Counseling, LLC for Critical Incident Stress Management Services (Resolution 2026-04). Staff was directed to draft ordinances on transient‑individual displacement, data centers, kratom sales, and a cash‑rounding policy.

• Approved consent agenda items (including $2,402,033.52 payments, purchase orders, bids) – vote 6-0
• Approved amended contract with Perry County, Perry Development Corp, and Industrial Development Authority – vote 6-0 (Resolution 2026-01)
• Adopted amended Perry County Emergency Operations Plan – vote 6-0 (Resolution 2026-03)
• Entered contract with Integrity Counseling, LLC for stress‑management services – vote 6-0 (Resolution 2026-04)
• Authorized staff to draft ordinance on displacement of transient individuals – consensus
• Authorized staff to draft ordinance on data centers – consensus
• Authorized staff to draft ordinance regulating kratom sales – consensus
• Authorized staff to draft cash‑rounding policy due to penny phase‑out – consensus