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Council approves Chapter 100 industrial project order and property disposal authorization
Summary
The St. Louis County Council accepted two prepared orders: one authorizing an industrial development project under Chapter 100 RSMo for TW Constructors LLC and a second authorizing disposal of certain county property; both motions passed by voice vote after motions and seconds.
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The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday accepted two prepared orders in new business: a Chapter 100 industrial development order for TW Constructors LLC and an order authorizing disposal of certain county property.
Councilman Harter moved to accept prepared order number 1, described as a proposed industrial development project pursuant to Chapter 100 RSMo for TW Constructors LLC; the motion was seconded and passed on a voice vote. "I move to accept, order number 1," Councilman Harter said; after a second, the vice chair called for the ayes and the motion carried.
Prepared order number 2 concerned a communication from Jennifer Keating, acting director of procurement, and Rodney Gee, director of administration, requesting authorization to dispose of certain property. Councilman Harter again moved to accept; the motion was seconded and passed on a voice vote.
The council did not read detailed terms of the Chapter 100 project or specifics of the property disposal into the council record at the meeting; no roll-call vote or dollar amounts for either prepared order were provided on the transcript.
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