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Jefferson County Council adopts several resolutions and ordinances; unanimous votes on all items
Summary
At the regular meeting the council adopted four resolutions addressing tax-sale surplus and assessment filings and approved multiple ordinances including utility permit updates, zoning rezonings, and a retirement election for jailers; all recorded votes were 7-0.
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The Jefferson County Council on Tuesday adopted resolutions R25-542, R25-543, R25-544 and R25-545 and approved multiple ordinances on first, second or final readings, with all recorded votes 7-0.
Why it matters: The adopted measures update county records, authorize tax-sale surplus payments, correct assessment and tax descriptions, and change local land-use and personnel rules that govern utilities, zoning and retirement coverage for jailers.
What the council approved: - Resolution R25-542: Determined applicant Christian Taylor is entitled to surplus paid at the collector’s delinquent tax sale (motion to adopt on first and final reading; vote 7-0). - Resolution R25-543: Acknowledged receipt of railroad and utility company local assessment reports for 2025 and ordered certification to the state tax commission (motion to adopt on first and final reading; vote 7-0). - Resolutions R25-544 and R25-545: Corrected erroneous descriptions on assessment or tax records pursuant to the county’s Home Rule Charter (motions to adopt on first and final reading; votes 7-0). - Bill 25-04112: Ordinance amending Title 7 (Utilities) to update utility facilities location/relocation permit rules on county highways (perfected and moved to final passage; vote 7-0). - Bill 25-04113: Rezoned parcel CC225013 from Planned Business Park to non-planned Commercial CC2 in Council District 7 (perfected and finally passed; vote 7-0). - Bill 25-04103 A1: Rezoned three parcels to Planned Mixed Residential PR2 and approved the development plan for “The Station” in Council District 4 (final passage; vote 7-0). - Bill 25-04114: Elected to cover jailers as public safety personnel under the Missouri Local Government Employees Retirement System and authorized the executive to execute required documents (perfected and finally passed; vote 7-0).
Procedure and voting: For each item read by title the council had motions and seconds; the clerk recorded a unanimous roll-call result of seven yes, zero no on each adoption or final passage.
No amendments or recorded dissent: The meeting record shows no votes against or abstentions on the items listed; no amendments were recorded during the motions to perfect or finally pass these bills.
