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The clerk read the second reading of Bill 39.84 by title only; the ordinance approves the subdivision of land located in the northeast corner of Section 4, Township 46 North, Range 32 West, Raymore, Cass County, Missouri. Council member Holman moved to approve the bill; Barber seconded. With no further discussion, the motion passed unanimously.
The action disposes of unfinished business on the council agenda and completes approval of the fifth final plat for the Cunningham at Creekmore subdivision as presented in the meeting packet.
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Emergency management staff member Baldwin said the Raymore CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) meets every other month; the group’s last meeting in August included a presentation by three American Red Cross staffers and the next meeting (Oct. 30) will include a training coordinator from the FBI’s Kansas City office. Baldwin said CERT meetings are open to the public and that he will give a presentation this week to The Whole Person, an organization that supports people with physical and developmental disabilities.
Baldwin told the council that regional planners now estimate roughly 650,000 visitors will come to the metro area for next summer’s World Cup and that local planning for lodging, transportation and public safety is ongoing. He also reminded residents that outdoor warning sirens are tested at 11 a.m. on the first Wednesday of each month (weather permitting) and advised indoor residents to rely on mobile alerts, weather radio or television. Baldwin noted September is National Preparedness Month and pointed listeners to ready.gov for preparedness tips.
No formal council action was requested or taken on these reports. Baldwin invited questions and said he will attend upcoming regional emergency-management conferences in Missouri and Kentucky to continue planning work.
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Finance staff member Williams presented the agreement and staff recommended continued participation. Public works staff member Solberg described the program’s services: remote signal-timing adjustments, 24/7 monitoring and the ability to remotely address software issues and signal timing during peak events. Solberg gave a specific example, saying remote adjustments helped when “traffic was backing up pretty bad when Nuuly was leaving.”
Council member Baker asked for clarification on what the service provides for the $5,600-per-year figure; Solberg said it allows MARC to remotely adjust timing, monitor signal status, and notify the city if a signal goes into flash mode.
Council member Baker moved to approve the cooperative agreement (Bill 3985); Barber seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
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City attorney/staff member Lee and bond counsel Sarah Granath of Gilmore & Bell told the council the issuance would cover about 38.4 acres and that the project contemplates roughly $40 million in taxable bonds. Granath said the tax abatement on real property would run 20 years, and that the ordinance carries forward the performance schedule established in the 2023 development agreement.
Grant Harrison of VanTrust Real Estate, who addressed the council, said the project will include a speculative warehouse of about 577,500 square feet and noted Building 5 has a tenant identified as Church & Dwight. Harrison said VanTrust expects to break ground on Building 4 by early October, with delivery in the next summer if schedules hold.
Council members asked questions about local traffic and site work. Council member Baker and council member Mills raised concerns about a nearby stretch of roadway (referred to in the packet as South Dean Avenue / 190 Fifth) and urged a faster timeline for repairs; VanTrust and staff said they would coordinate with the Missouri Department of Transportation and expected a “hard date” from stakeholders soon. Staff told council the personal property tax exemption was not part of the request for the developer-built shell; personal property abatement would be evaluated separately when tenants request it.
Council member Holman moved to approve the ordinance authorizing the Chapter 100 bond issuance and related agreements; Barber seconded and the motion passed unanimously.
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Parks staff member Mustin told the council the property sits directly west of the spray ground next to TB Hannah and described the purchase as “kind of the final component of what the park board has as a master plan for TB Hannah Station.” The purchase follows the city’s earlier acquisition of 216 South Adams in February 2022, Mustin said.
The park board reviewed the negotiations and recommended the city move forward, city staff said. Finance staff member Williams told the council the acquisition will be funded from the park sales tax fund (Fund 47) and that amending the fiscal year 2025 capital budget is required to complete the purchase.
Council member Holman moved to approve Bill 3987 authorizing the mayor to enter into the contract for the purchase; Barber seconded. The motion carried unanimously. Holman then moved to approve Bill 3988, the budget amendment to appropriate the $170,000 from the park sales tax fund; Barber seconded and the council voted unanimously to approve the amendment.
Council members offered brief remarks during the item: one member noted the final negotiated price was “$170,000 less than what the council had given authorization for,” and another commented on the value of seeing parkland added “in the center of the city.”
No timeline for site improvements, programming or construction on the purchased parcel was provided during the meeting. The staff reports in the meeting packet included a location photo and the park master plan excerpt that city staff said informed the park board’s recommendation.
Council action: Bill 3987 (purchase authorization) — approved; Bill 3988 (budget amendment, park sales tax fund) — approved.
","The Raymore City Council approved purchase of 204 South Adams for $170,000 and amended the FY2025 capital budget to fund the acquisition from the park sales tax fund; staff said the parcel completes the planned expansion for TB Hannah Station.","actionData","errors"]

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