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Votes at a glance: Jackson County Legislature actions, March 24
Summary
Summary of roll-call motions and procedural actions taken at the March 24 Jackson County Legislature meeting, including moving two items into the legislature as a whole, a multi-item reading waiver, and the introduction of ordinance 5968.
The Jackson County Legislature took several procedural actions on March 24. Key roll-call outcomes are summarized below.
Pulling ordinance 5958 into the legislature as a whole: The Legislature voted to pull proposed ordinance 5958 (requiring the County Assessor to provide an assessment rule that complies with the Missouri State Tax Commission's order and to cap 2023 increases above 15% to a 15% increase over 2022 values) from committee and consider it in the legislature as a whole. The roll call recorded the following votes: Anderson (Yes), Peyton (Yes), Marshall (Yes), Abarca (Yes), Husky (Yes), Franklin (Yes), Lauer (Yes), Smith (Yes), McGee (Yes). Tally: 9 yes; outcome: passed (motion to pull to legislature as a whole).
Moving property-card amendment forward (21843): Legislators voted to pull forward an amendment requiring Jackson County property cards to include inspection photographs and comparable sales used in valuation. The roll call recorded Anderson (Yes), Peyton (Yes), Marshall (Yes), Barka (Yes), Husky (Yes), Franklin (Yes), Lauer (Yes), Smith (Yes), McGee (Yes). Tally: 9 yes; outcome: passed (moved to legislature as a whole).
Waiver of reading for a set of procurement ordinances: A motion to waive reading on a set of procurement-related ordinances (21850, 21851, 21852, 21853, 21854, 21855, 21856, 21857, 21862, 21869, 21870, 21871, 21872, 21873, 21874, 21875, 21876, 21877, 21878, 21879, 21880, 21881; some were held or committee meetings did not take place) passed on a roll call: Anderson (No), Peyton (Yes), Marshall (No), Abarca (Yes), Husky (Yes), Franklin (Yes), Lauer (No), Smith (Yes), McGhee (Yes). Tally: 6 yes, 3 no; outcome: passed.
Introduction and assignment: Ordinance 5968 (repealing and replacing subsections related to the senior tax credit) was introduced by Doreen McGee and assigned to the Finance and Audit Committee.
Withdrawal notice: Legislator McGee indicated she will withdraw Ordinance 5965 at the next meeting if action is taken on 5968 to avoid duplication.
Ending: The next regular legislative meeting was announced for Monday, March 31 at 3:00 PM at the Jackson County Courthouse, Second Floor.
