Scott City public meetings in 2025

City Council

The Scott City Council will consider several public‑safety and infrastructure items, including hearings on two properties deemed dangerous or substandard. It will vote on an ordinance for each property to require repair or demolition. The council will also decide whether to spend up to $300,000 on repairs to the Ball Park lift station and review open bids for work at 1905 Mary St.

• Hearing on 2418 James St. and ordinance to declare it a dangerous/substandard building
• Hearing on 321 West Cherry St. and ordinance to declare it a dangerous/substandard building
• Approval of spending up to $300,000 for Ball Park lift station repairs
• Open bids for work at 1905 Mary St.
• Standard approvals of agenda, minutes, and bills

City Council

The Scott City Council will vote to approve the meeting agenda, the minutes from the November 3 meeting, and the bills scheduled for payment on November 18. A public forum will be held with a five‑minute limit per speaker. Department heads will present reports, and the council may open a closed session to discuss confidential matters listed in RSMo §610.021.

• Approval of agenda for November 17, 2025
• Approval of minutes from November 3, 2025
• Approval of bills to be paid on November 18, 2025
• Public forum with a five‑minute speaker limit
• Potential closed‑session topics: legal actions, real‑estate transactions, personnel matters, competitive‑bidding specifications, contract negotiations, protected records, auditor communications

The council unanimously approved the meeting agenda, the November 3 minutes, and bills totaling $44,810.43 to be paid on November 18. Council members also voiced support for City Administrator Dustin Whitworth’s decision to run for the school board. No new business was presented and the meeting was adjourned.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved November 3 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved bills $44,810.43 for November 18 payment (unanimous)
• Supported City Administrator Dustin Whitworth’s school board candidacy (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Scott City Council will hold a public hearing on the M‑2 zoning district and consider Bill No. 1399 to amend section 400.224 of the zoning code. The council will also vote on contracts for a fence at the fire station, paving on Main Street, and paving for a new park pavilion. All items are slated for approval during the November 3, 2025 meeting.

• Public hearing on M‑2 zoning district
• Bill No. 1399: amendment to section 400.224 (M‑2 Small Home Village) in the zoning code
• Approval of fence along rear/east side of Fire Station – bids range $7,280.00 to $8,825.00
• Approval of paving on Main St. between Western and Mulberry – bids $39,300 to $45,743.45
• Approval to pave area for new pavilion in the park – bids $4,840 to $15,695

The council approved an amendment to the M-2 Small Home Village zoning ordinance, with six members voting in favor and one absent. It also accepted the UFO Fencing bid for a pre‑stained fence at $8,825.00. The council approved the Black Diamond Paving bid of $34,959.00 to repave Main Street between Western and Mulberry. Additionally, the Black Diamond bid of $4,840.00 was approved to pave the park pavilion area.

• Amended M-2 Small Home Village zoning ordinance (6 in favor, 1 absent)
• Approved city bills payment of $45,745.55 (unanimous)
• Accepted UFO Fencing pre‑stained fence bid $8,825.00 (unanimous)
• Accepted Black Diamond Paving bid $34,959.00 for Main St repave (unanimous)
• Accepted Black Diamond Paving bid $4,840.00 for park pavilion paving (unanimous)

City Council

The Scott City Council will consider several items of new business, including an ordinance to accept the plat for the REC Investments First Subdivision and related easement dedications. The council will also hear a request from Free Gospel Church to waive water and sewer tap fees, and a request from DBL D Enterprises for approval of an outside sewer contract. Additionally, the council will recognize Cody Page for his contributions.

• Bill #1401: Ordinance to accept the plat of REC Investments First Subdivision and dedicate easements, streets, and properties
• Free Gospel Church request to waive water and sewer tap fees
• DBL D Enterprises request for approval of an outside sewer contract
• Recognition of Cody Page
• Public forum allowing up to five‑minute speaker comments

The council accepted the plat for REC Investments First Subdivision, including easements and restrictions, with six members voting in favor and two absent. It waived water and sewer tap fees for the Free Gospel Church with unanimous support. It also approved an outside sewer service contract for DBL D Enterprises (five in favor, one opposed) and passed routine agenda, minutes, and bill payments.

• Approved agenda amendment removing New Business: Recognition of Cody Page (all in favor)
• Approved October 6, 2025 minutes (all in favor)
• Approved payment of bills $10,288.40 for October 21, 2025 (all in favor)
• Accepted plat of REC Investments First Subdivision (6 in favor, 2 absent)
• Waived water and sewer tap fees for Free Gospel Church (all in favor)
• Approved outside sewer contract for DBL D Enterprises (5 in favor, 1 opposed)
• Approved motion to enter closed session per RSMO Section 610.021 (6 in favor, 2 absent)
• Adjourned meeting (all in favor)

City Council

The Scott City Council will meet to approve minutes and bills, discuss a proposed ordinance to repeal and replace the city's nuisance code, and appoint a new member to the Fire Department. The meeting includes a closed session for personnel matters.

• Proposed ordinance to repeal and replace Chapter 230: Nuisance
• Appointment of Josephine Collins to the Fire Department
• Approval of September 15th, 2025 minutes
• Approval of bills to be paid October 7th, 2025
• Closed session for personnel issues

The council adopted Bill No. 1400, repealing Chapter 230 on nuisances and enacting a new Chapter 230 for nuisance abatement, moving related sections to Chapters 500, 600, and 205, with a 7‑0 vote. They also appointed Josephine Collins, a paramedic, to the Fire Department, approved by a unanimous vote. The council approved the October 7 bills totaling $76,768.06 and adopted the agenda and the September 15 minutes without opposition. A motion to enter a closed session to discuss personnel was carried 7‑0.

• Approved Bill No. 1400 nuisance‑abatement ordinance (7‑0)
• Approved appointment of Josephine Collins to Fire Department (unanimous)
• Approved $76,768.06 bills for October 7 (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved September 15 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved motion to enter closed session for personnel discussion (7‑0)

City Council

The Scott City Council will appoint a member to the Museum Board and approve the 2023-2024 audit. The body will also consider an ordinance to accept a collector's deed for tax property at 1905 Mary.

• Appoint Norman Brant to Museum Board
• Approval of 2023-2024 Audit
• Ordinance to accept collector's deed for 1905 Mary
• Closed session for personnel and real estate matters
• Approval of bills to be paid September 16th

The Scott City Council approved the meeting agenda, recent minutes, and a $22,550.36 bill payment. They appointed Norman Brant to the Museum Board, approved the 2023‑2024 city audit, and authorized the Mayor and City Clerk to accept a collector’s deed for 1905 Mary St. The council also hired Nicholas Grubbs as a part‑time Patrol Officer pending certification and then adjourned.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved August 25, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved September 2, 2025 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved $22,550.36 bills for September 16, 2025 (unanimous)
• Appointed Norman Brant to Museum Board (unanimous)
• Approved 2023‑2024 city audit (unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor and Clerk to accept collector’s deed for 1905 Mary St. (6‑0, 2 absent)
• Hired Nicholas Grubbs as part‑time Patrol Officer (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will meet to appoint a councilman for Ward 3 and discuss M-2 zoning. The body will also consider an ordinance to authorize a website design and hosting agreement with Civic Plus.

• Appointment of Brian Pender as councilman Ward 3
• Discussion of M-2 zoning
• Bill #1397: Ordinance for website design and hosting agreement with Civic Plus

The council appointed Brian Pender as the Ward 3 councilman for the remainder of the term. A motion was approved to have Planning & Zoning hold a public hearing to review the M‑2 zoning ordinance. The council also authorized the mayor to sign a website design and hosting agreement with CivicPlus.

• Appointed Brian Pender to Ward 3 (6 aye, 1 vacant, 1 absent)
• Approved public hearing on M‑2 zoning (all in favor, none opposed)
• Authorized mayor to execute website agreement with CivicPlus (7 aye, 1 absent)
• Approved agenda (all in favor, none opposed)
• Approved August 18 minutes (all in favor, none opposed)
• Approved bills totaling $51,200.21 (all in favor, none opposed)
• Adjourned meeting (all in favor, none opposed)

City Council

The City Council will meet to address the appointment of a mayor. The body will also consider a request from Ryan Landewee to waive water and sewer taps.

• Appointment of Mayor
• Request by Ryan Landewee to waive water and sewer taps
• Closed session for litigation and personnel

The council elected Council Member Rick Brashear to serve as mayor for the remainder of the term. It also waived the water and sewer tap fees for the property at 1515 Mary St. Additionally, the council authorized the City Administrator to sign a separation agreement with Matthew Rudd. A closed‑session was held to discuss litigation and personnel matters.

• Rick Brashear appointed mayor (7 AYE, 1 abstain, 0 opposed)
• Waived water and sewer tap costs for 1515 Mary St (all in favor)
• Authorized City Administrator to execute agreement with Matthew Rudd (5 in favor, 1 vacant, 2 opposed)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved minutes (unanimous)
• Approved bill amendment reducing Plaza Tire invoice to $84.98 (unanimous)
• Approved motion to enter closed session (7 in favor, 1 vacant, 0 opposed)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Scott City Council will meet to discuss city business and approve bills. The primary item for decision is an ordinance regarding infrastructure repairs.

• Bill No. 1395: Ordinance to execute an agreement with Legacy Concrete for sidewalk and curb repairs

The council authorized the mayor to sign a contract with Legacy Concrete for sidewalk and curb repairs, with six members voting in favor, one abstaining, and one absent. The council also approved payment of $50,376.44 in bills for August 5. Additional procedural motions, including agenda amendments and a closed‑session authorization, were adopted unanimously.

• Approved Legacy Concrete sidewalk and curb repair agreement (6‑0, 1 abstain, 1 absent)
• Approved payment of bills totaling $50,376.44 (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to agenda to add Closed Meeting: Personnel (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to July 21, 2025 Closed Minutes to change absent entry (unanimous)
• Approved July 21, 2025 Minutes (unanimous)
• Approved motion to enter closed session per RSMO 610.021 (7‑0, 1 absent)
• Approved motion to adjourn the meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss seeking federal funding and amending city ordinances. Proposed changes include renaming the Fair Housing policy and updating parking restrictions on Maple Street.

• Resolution 649: Intent to seek funding through the Community Development Block Grant Program
• Bill 1397: Renaming Fair Housing and Public accommodations Policy to Human Rights and adding a section on Non-Violent Civil rights Demonstrations
• Bill 1398: Eliminating parking on both sides of Maple St. from Fourth St. East to Sixth Street East

The council adopted a resolution to seek Community Development Block Grant funding. It renamed the Fair Housing and Public Accommodations Policy to Human Rights and added a new section on non‑violent civil rights demonstrations. It also amended the parking schedule to eliminate parking on both sides of Maple St. from Fourth to Sixth Street. All actions were approved by vote.

• Approved agenda (7‑aye, 0‑nay)
• Approved July 7 minutes (7‑aye, 0‑nay)
• Approved $12,586.57 bills payment (7‑aye, 0‑nay)
• Adopted Resolution 649 to seek CDBG funding (7‑aye, 0‑nay)
• Adopted Bill 1393 renaming Fair Housing policy to Human Rights (7‑aye, 0‑nay, 1 absent)
• Adopted Bill 1394 eliminating parking on Maple St. 4th‑6th St. (6‑aye, 1‑nay, 1 absent)
• Adjourned meeting (7‑aye, 0‑nay)

City Council

The City Council will consider ordinances to adjust water and sewer rates and authorize a comprehensive plan agreement with PGAV Planners, LLC. The body will also vote on several infrastructure repairs and a vehicle purchase for the Fire Department.

• Bill 1391: Ordinance to adjust water and sewer rates
• Bill 1392: Agreement with PGAV Planners, LLC for a Comprehensive Plan
• Purchase of a Fire Dept. truck for $49,939
• Payment of $24,552 for half of an asphalt job on Roth Dr.
• Concrete replacement in front of Ice Cream Corner for $6,278

The council voted to amend water and sewer rates to cover expenses. It also approved several public‑works actions, including a $24,325 concrete contract, a $6,278 concrete replacement at Ice Cream Corner, a no‑parking ordinance on Maple Street, and the purchase of a $49,939 fire truck. All motions were carried with the votes recorded in the minutes.

• Accepted Legacy Concrete bid $24,325 for Kunath Hardware/Chapman Circle (5-1-1)
• Approved $6,278 concrete replacement at Ice Cream Corner (unanimous)
• Adopted no-parking ordinance for 400 block Maple St (unanimous)
• Purchased half‑ton fire truck for $49,939 (unanimous)
• Amended water and sewer rates (Bill 1391) (7-0, 1 absent)
• Approved comprehensive plan agreement with PGAV Planners (Bill 1392) (7-0, 1 absent)
• Removed asphalt‑job item from agenda (unanimous)
• Approved July 8 bills totaling $18,259.61 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing and vote on subdivision plats for Jeffries Landing and Martin Estates. Members will also discuss parking restrictions on Maple St. and an agreement for city property tax collection.

• Public hearing for Jeffries Landing owned by Ryan Landewee
• Bill No. 1388: Subdivision plat for Jeffrey’s Landing
• Bill No. 1386: Subdivision plat for Martin Estates
• Bill No. 1387: Amendment to animal regulations regarding the number of fowl
• Bill No. 1389: Agreement with Scott County for collection of City property taxes

The council adopted subdivision plats for Jeffrey’s Landing and Martin Estates, amended animal regulations on fowl numbers, and authorized the mayor to execute a tax‑collection agreement with Scott County. In closed session, members increased the fire chief’s salary, hired an assistant fire chief, and approved a budget amendment for an additional fire truck. The council also decided to enforce parking on only one side of the 400 block of Maple Street.

• Adopted subdivision plat for Jeffrey’s Landing Minor Subdivision (all 8 aye)
• Adopted subdivision plat for Martin Estates Minor Subdivision (all 8 aye)
• Amended animal‑regulation section 215.170 on number of fowl (all 8 aye)
• Authorized Mayor to execute tax‑collection agreement with Scott County (all 8 aye)
• Decided to enforce parking on only one side of 400 block Maple St (no vote recorded)
• Increased Fire Chief salary from $16,500 to $20,000 (all in favor)
• Hired Assistant Fire Chief at $40,000 salary with benefits (all in favor)
• Approved budget amendment for an additional fire truck if needed (all in favor)

City Council

The City Council will hold a public hearing for a minor subdivision and consider bids for a Comprehensive Strategic Plan. The body will also review ordinances regarding street traffic and home-based business zoning.

• Bids for Comprehensive Strategic Plan: Bootheel Regional Planning ($61,000) and PGAV ($70,000)
• Public hearing and Bill No. 1382 for Martin Estates Minor subdivision
• Paving contracts: Jokerst Inc. ($28,770) and Black Diamond Paving ($14,700)
• Bill No. 1383 to stop eastbound and westbound traffic of Fifth St. at Keeley Ave.
• Bill No. 1385 to correct a scrivener's error regarding no impact home-based business zoning

The council denied the subdivision plat for Martin Estates Minor Subdivision. It approved the $70,000 bid from PGAV for the Comprehensive Strategic Plan. The council also approved new liquor licenses, amended the Through Streets Schedule to add a stop sign at Fifth St. and Kelley Ave, and approved a paving contract for $14,700.

• Subdivision plat for Martin Estates Minor Subdivision denied (2 AYE, 4 NAY, 2 absent)
• Accept PGAV bid for Comprehensive Strategic Plan $70,000 approved (all AYE, none opposed)
• Liquor licenses approved (5 AYE, 1 NAY, 2 absent)
• Amend Through Streets Schedule to add stop sign at Fifth St. & Kelley Ave approved (6 AYE, none opposed)
• Correct scrivener’s error in Bill No. 1381 approved (6 AYE, none opposed)
• Approve paving contract with Black Diamond Paving $14,700 approved (all AYE, none opposed)
• Approve bills to be paid June 3 $32,603.58 approved (all AYE, none opposed)
• Approve agenda approved (all AYE, none opposed)

City Council

The City Council will conduct a public hearing and consider several ordinances to update zoning regulations, subdivision rules, and the personnel code. The body will also review a traffic code amendment regarding off-road vehicles and a specific public works project.

• Public hearing for zoning and subdivision ordinance changes (Bills 1377, 1378, 1379, 1380, 1381)
• Bill No. 1375 to repeal and enact a new personnel code (Chapter 125)
• Bill No. 1384 regarding the use of off-road vehicles on city streets
• Proposed $4,800 contract for Monty Keesee for grading work on Pennington St.
• Police Chief recommendation for a four-way stop at Keeley and 5th

The council approved Bill #1375, repealing and replacing the city personnel code. It also adopted six zoning‑related ordinances (Bills #1377, #1378, #1379, #1380, #1381, #1384) and approved a contract for Monty Keesee to slope a bank at Pennington and Chestnut for $4,811. All motions passed with unanimous support from the six members present.

• Adopted Bill #1375 personnel code ordinance (All in favor; none opposed; 6 AYE, 2 absent)
• Adopted Bill #1377 zoning setbacks and lot size ordinance (All in favor; none opposed; 6 AYE, 2 absent)
• Adopted Bill #1378 subdivision regulations ordinance (All in favor; none opposed; 6 AYE, 2 absent)
• Adopted Bill #1379 zoning sections amendment ordinance (All in favor; none opposed; 6 AYE, 2 absent)
• Adopted Bill #1380 zoning for voluntarily annexed property ordinance (All in favor; none opposed; 6 AYE, 2 absent)
• Adopted Bill #1381 home‑based business zoning ordinance (All in favor; none opposed; 6 AYE, 2 absent)
• Adopted Bill #1384 off‑road vehicle traffic ordinance (All in favor; none opposed; 6 AYE, 2 absent)
• Approved hiring of Monty Keesee to slope bank at Pennington and Chestnut for $4,811 (All in favor; none opposed; 6 AYE, 2 absent)

City Council

The Scott City Council will certify the April 8 election results, swear in new council members, appoint a mayor pro-tem, city attorney, and city engineer. They will also consider a resident's request to buy and install pipe on Keeley Street, set a public hearing on zoning code changes, and vote on a $16,165 fire-department equipment purchase and three new fire department members.

• Resolution 648 verifying the April 8, 2025 city council election results for wards 1–4
• Appointment of City Attorney Mary E. Boner and City Engineer Waters & Associates for 1 year
• Ryan Landewee requests city purchase and install pipe along Keeley St.
• Fire Department requests approval to buy an Aerial Master Stream from Banner Fire for $16,165
• Setting a public hearing for May 19, 2025 on changes to ordinance Chapter 400 (zoning)

The council approved several contracts, including a $16,165 purchase of an Aerial Master Stream for the fire department and a $64,000 down payment for four 2025 Dodge Durangos for the police department. It also adopted a motion to remove a agenda item, verified the April 8 municipal election results, and set a May 19 public hearing on Chapter 400 ordinance changes. Appointments were made for Mayor Pro Tem, City Attorney, City Engineer, and Planning & Zoning staff for one‑year terms.

• Approved purchase of four 2025 Dodge Durangos for Police Dept, loan with $64,000 down payment (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of Aerial Master Stream from Banner Fire for $16,165.00 (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to city code to allow UTVs on streets 24/7, bill to be prepared (unanimous)
• Set public hearing on Chapter 400 ordinance changes for May 19, 2025 (unanimous)
• Verified April 8, 2025 municipal election results for Councilperson Wards 1‑4 (unanimous)
• Appointed Randy Morse as Mayor Pro Tem (unanimous)
• Appointed Mary Eftink‑Boner as City Attorney for one year (unanimous)
• Reappointed Victor Phillips to Planning & Zoning for one year (unanimous)

City Council

The Scott City Council will vote on several ordinances and resolutions, including annexing property for a fireworks business, adopting a new personnel code, and authorizing a grant agreement for wastewater treatment plant improvements. The council will also set a public hearing for a minor subdivision and consider appointing new Planning & Zoning board members.

• Bill No. 1376 annexing and zoning property as I-1 Light Industrial for the Richard E. Hoffman Living Trust (Hoffman Fireworks)
• Bill No. 1375 repealing and replacing Chapter 125 Personnel Code
• Resolution No. 647 authorizing acceptance of a Delta Regional Authority award for improvements at the wastewater treatment plant
• Request by Ryan Landewee for the city to purchase and install pipe on Keeley St
• Set public hearing for May 5 on a Minor Subdivision plat application by Scott Martin

The council set a May 5 public hearing for the Bollinger Subdivision application. It authorized the mayor to sign a parking‑lot‑clearing agreement with the Scott City School District. The personnel code ordinance was tabled pending department‑head review. The council approved annexing adjacent property as I‑1 Light Industrial, authorized a Delta Regional Authority award for the wastewater plant, appointed three new members to the Planning & Zoning Board, and hired Matthew Rudd as a patrolman.

• Set public hearing for Bollinger Subdivision (May 5) – approved (unanimous)
• Authorize mayor to execute parking‑lot‑clearing agreement with school district (Bill 1374) – approved (unanimous)
• Table Bill 1375 personnel code revision until department heads review – approved (unanimous)
• Annex adjacent territory as I‑1 Light Industrial zoning (Bill 1376) – approved (unanimous)
• Authorize City Administrator to manage Delta Regional Authority wastewater plant award (Resolution 647) – approved (unanimous)
• Appoint Cindy Brashear to Planning & Zoning Board – approved (7‑0, 1 abstention)
• Appoint Jeff Schwettman to Planning & Zoning Board – approved (unanimous)
• Hire Matthew Rudd as Patrolman – approved (unanimous)

City Council

The Scott City Council will consider approving a $48,000 purchase of Edmunds billing software for the administrative department, funded through Capital Improvements. The council will also approve the agenda, minutes, and bills, and hear department reports. A closed session is scheduled for personnel matters.

• Approval of $48,000 Edmunds billing software purchase from Capital Improvements
• Approval of bills to be paid March 18, 2025
• Public forum for citizen comments (up to 5 minutes per speaker)
• Closed session for personnel matters (authorized by RSMo §610.021)

The council approved purchasing new billing and financial software from Edmunds GovTech for $48,000, replacing GWorks. A public hearing was held to annex and zone property as I-1 Light Industrial per the Richard E. Hoffman Living Trust application, with no discussion. The council also approved bills totaling $24,745.16 and the minutes from March 3, 2025. A request from a developer to waive water tap, meter, and sewer hookup fees was deferred to the April 7 agenda.

• Approved $48,000 software purchase from Edmunds GovTech (unanimous)
• Held public hearing for annexation and I-1 zoning of Richard E. Hoffman Living Trust property
• Approved bills to be paid on March 18, 2025, in the amount of $24,745.16 (unanimous)
• Approved March 3, 2025, open minutes (unanimous)
• Approved March 3, 2025, closed minutes (unanimous)
• Amended agenda to add public hearing for annexation and zoning (unanimous)
• Deferred developer's request to waive water tap, meter, and sewer hookup fees to April 7 agenda

City Council

The Scott City Council will vote on a resolution to set a public hearing for voluntary annexation of property owned by the Richard E. Hoffman Living Trust. They will also consider approving the purchase of a side-by-side vehicle for Public Works for $16,744, the lowest bid received. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes, bills, and department reports, and will close for a personnel discussion.

• Resolution #646: Setting a public hearing for voluntary annexation under §71.012 RSMo., requested by Richard E. Hoffman Living Trust
• Approval to purchase a side-by-side for Public Works at lowest bid of $16,744
• Approval of minutes from January 27 and February 3, 2025
• Approval of bills to be paid March 4, 2025
• Closed session for personnel matters

The Scott City Council approved a resolution setting a public hearing for March 17, 2025, on a voluntary annexation request by the Richard E. Hoffman Living Trust. The council also approved the purchase of a Can-Am side-by-side for Public Works for $16,744.00, a budgeted item. All votes were unanimous among present members, with two members absent.

• Set public hearing for March 17, 2025, on voluntary annexation request (unanimous)
• Approved $16,744.00 purchase of Can-Am side-by-side for Public Works (unanimous)
• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Approved January 27, 2025, study session minutes (unanimous)
• Approved February 3, 2025, minutes (unanimous)
• Approved bills totaling $61,092.03 (unanimous)
• Entered closed session to discuss personnel (6-0, 2 absent)

City Council

The Scott City Council will hold a public hearing and consider a zoning ordinance amendment for occupancy permits (Bill No. 1362). The council will also vote on multiple interlocal agreements: a 911 emergency board contract with Scott County, fire dispatch services with the City of Chaffee, and fire protection with the Village of Kelso. Other new business includes approval of a $9,500 tree removal at the cemetery, purchase of turnout gear for $7,192 (partially grant-funded), and a $20,482 equipment purchase for a 32-apartment development. The meeting may close for personnel discussion.

• Public hearing and vote on occupancy permit zoning changes (Bill No. 1362)
• Approval of $9,500 tree removal at cemetery by Stan's tree service
• Ordinance authorizing 911 agreement with Scott County (Bill No. 1369)
• Ordinance authorizing fire dispatch agreement with City of Chaffee (Bill No. 1370)
• Approval to supply meters and pits for 32 apartments off First St., total $20,482

The Scott City Council approved several ordinances, including changes to occupancy permits and peddler/solicitor rules, agreements for 911 dispatch and fire services, and participation in a firefighters' critical illness trust. They also approved tree removal at the cemetery, adding a firefighter, purchasing turnout gear, supplying meters for a development, and rejecting an easement closure. A new patrolman was hired in closed session.

• Approved $9,500 tree removal at cemetery (5-0)
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 400 on occupancy permits (5-0)
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 620 on peddlers and solicitors (5-0)
• Approved agreement with Scott County 911 Emergency Board (5-0)
• Approved agreement with City of Chaffee for fire dispatch (5-0)
• Approved participation in Missouri Firefighters Critical Illness Trust (5-0)
• Approved $7,192 for 8 sets of turnout gear (5-0)
• Approved $20,482 for meters and setters for 32 apartments (5-0)

City Council

The Scott City Council will consider several ordinances, including updates to peddler/solicitor regulations and intergovernmental agreements for 911, fire dispatch, and fire protection with neighboring communities. The council will also vote on a $9,500 tree removal at the cemetery, adding a firefighter, and purchasing $7,192 in turnout gear with partial grant reimbursement. A closed session may follow for legal or personnel matters.

• Approval of tree removal at cemetery for $9,500 by Stan's tree service (10 trees, hauling, stump grinding)
• Bill No. 1368 amending peddler/solicitor identification and solicitation timing
• Bill No. 1369 authorizing agreement with Scott County 911 Emergency Board
• Bill No. 1372 authorizing fire protection agreement with Village of Kelso
• Purchase of 8 sets of turnout gear for $7,192 (half reimbursed by grant)

The Scott City Council approved the removal of 10 trees at the cemetery for $9,500 by Stan's Tree Service, and approved the purchase of 8 sets of turnout gear for the Fire Department at a cost of $7,192, with half reimbursed by a grant. The council also passed several ordinances, including amendments to peddler regulations, agreements with Scott County 911, Chaffee Fire Department dispatch, the Missouri Firefighters Critical Illness Trust, and the Village of Kelso for fire protection. Additionally, Gavin Venable was approved to join the fire department.

• Approved $9,500 cemetery tree removal by Stan's Tree Service
• Approved $7,192 purchase of 8 turnout gear sets (grant reimburses half)
• Approved Bill No. 1368 amending peddler and solicitor regulations
• Approved Bill No. 1369 agreement with Scott County 911 emergency board
• Approved Bill No. 1370 agreement with Chaffee for fire dispatch services
• Approved Bill No. 1371 participation in Missouri Firefighters Critical Illness Trust
• Approved Bill No. 1372 agreement with Village of Kelso for fire protection
• Approved adding Gavin Venable to the fire department

City Council

The Scott City Council will consider multiple ordinances to rezone properties, including a change from C-1 to R-1 for the Siebert property, R-1 to R-2 for Madison Property Group, and two R-1 to C-1 rezonings for Semo Community LLC and Ryan Landewee. Public hearings will be held on the two R-1 to C-1 rezonings at 401 Oak St. and 1412 Mary St. Other agenda items include discussion of peddlers, approval of a water hookup for an outside customer, appointment of two firefighters, and a closed session for personnel and contract negotiation.

• Bill 1363: Rezone Siebert property from C-1 to R-1
• Bill 1364: Rezone Madison Property Group property from R-1 to R-2
• Public hearing on rezoning 401 Oak St. from R-1 to C-1 (Semo Community LLC)
• Public hearing on rezoning 1412 Mary St. from R-1 to C-1 (Ryan Landewee)
• Approval of water hookup for Dave Bogenpohl/DBL D Enterprises as outside customer

The Scott City Council approved several zoning changes, including reclassifying properties to R-1, R-2, and C-1, and amended the FY 2024/2025 budget. It also approved a water contract for an outside customer, appointed two firefighters, and made an emergency police hire. All votes were unanimous except for the water contract, which passed 6-1.

• Approved rezoning from C-1 to R-1 for Siebert property (7-0)
• Approved rezoning from R-1 to R-2 for Madison Property Group (7-0)
• Approved FY 2024/2025 budget amendment (7-0)
• Approved rezoning at 401 Oak St. from R-1 to C-1 (7-0)
• Approved rezoning at 1412 Mary St. from R-1 to C-1 (7-0)
• Approved water hookup for DBL D Enterprises (6-1)
• Appointed Blake Crump and Jordan Depree as firefighters (unanimous)
• Emergency hire of Brandon Wiseman as patrolman (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss several requests to reclassify land use and amend zoning regulations. The body is also reviewing an update to the 2024/2025 operations budget to reflect actual expenditures.

• Bill No. 1362: Amendment to zoning regulations regarding occupancy permits
• Bill No. 1363: Reclassification from C-1 to R-1 for Francis J. and Deborah J. Siebert
• Bill No. 1364: Reclassification from R-1 to R-2 for Madison Property Group LLC
• Public Hearing and Bill No. 1366: Rezoning property at Oak and Mary from R-1 to C-1
• Bill No. 1365: Amendment of the 2024/2025 operations budget