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Jackson County Legislature adopts two courtesy resolutions, appoints extension-council member and reschedules Feb. 17 meeting
Summary
The legislature adopted two courtesy resolutions recognizing Van Horn High School and Divina Meyer, appointed a legislator to the University of Missouri extension council, and voted to cancel and reschedule the Feb. 17 meeting; most votes were unanimous or near-unanimous.
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The Jackson County Legislature adopted two courtesy resolutions and approved a short series of noncontroversial actions during its third regular meeting.
The body unanimously adopted resolution 21,861 recognizing the Van Horn High School Falcons for their football season achievements. The measure was introduced by Donna Payton and carried on a roll call recorded as 8 yes, 1 absent.
A second courtesy resolution, 21,862, honored Divina Meyer (also known in the community as Lulu Livingston) for work serving the homeless community. That resolution listed Donna Payton, Charlie Franklin, Jeannie Lauer, Jalen Anderson and Dara McGee as sponsors; the roll call was recorded as 8 yes, 1 absent.
The legislature also appointed Legislator Sean Smith to serve a two-year term on the University of Missouri Extension Council. The appointment was moved and seconded and passed by roll call, 8 yes, 1 absent. (The agenda text assigned some items to committee and assigned resolution numbers for other items; the appointment itself was approved by the legislature during the meeting.)
Separately, members voted to cancel the regular meeting scheduled for Monday, Feb. 17, and reschedule it for Tuesday, Feb. 18 at 3:00 p.m. The roll call recorded that motion as 8 yes, 1 absent.
All three of these agenda items were noncontroversial; they passed without substantive debate and will be reflected in the legislature’s minutes.
