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Harrisonville aldermen confirm two appointments to Board of Zoning Adjustment
Summary
The board appointed Amanda Stites as a full member and April McLaughlin as an alternate to the Board of Zoning Adjustment; both were approved by roll call and recorded as resolutions.
The Harrisonville Board of Aldermen approved two resolutions to fill seats on the Board of Zoning Adjustment during its regular meeting. Council Bill 58 appointed Amanda Stites as a full member; Council Bill 59 appointed April McLaughlin as an alternate. Both measures passed by roll-call vote and were recorded as Resolutions 2025‑26 and 2025‑27, respectively.
Mayor Zaring presented Amanda Stites and noted she had “graciously agreed to continue to serve as a full member on the board of zoning adjustments.” The board quickly moved to a vote; Alderman Milner made the motion to approve Stites with a second from Alderman Davidson. The roll call showed unanimous approval of members present.
For April McLaughlin, Mayor Zaring presented her as continuing to serve as the alternate member; Alderman Milner moved and Alderman Franklin seconded the measure. The roll call vote again approved the appointment; the mayor announced Council Bill 59 is recorded as Resolution 2025‑27.
Nut graf: these appointments fill volunteer positions on the local zoning board that hears variances and land-use appeals; no objections, public comments or amendments were recorded at the meeting.
The appointments were procedural and the board did not attach conditions to either appointment.
