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Votes at a glance: Lee's Summit Council advances several ordinances, adopts council vacancy procedure
Summary
At its April 8 meeting the council advanced multiple ordinances to second reading, including development and right‑of‑way items, and adopted an ordinance establishing a procedure to fill council vacancies.
Lee's Summit City Council recorded several formal actions at the April 8 regular session. Key outcomes are listed below; motions, movers and recorded tallies are included as provided in the meeting record.
Summary of votes and next steps
- Bill 25‑062 — Preliminary development plan for 724 Southeast 10th Street (one duplex). Motion moved by Council Member Rader, seconded by Council Member Hodges. Clerk recorded the vote as passing 8‑0. (Advanced to second reading.)
- Bill 25‑063 — Ordinance vacating portions of Southwest Jefferson Street and related miscellaneous right‑of‑way (Oldham Village). Motion moved by Council Member Fung, seconded by Council Member Hodges. Clerk recorded the vote as passing 8‑0. (Advanced to second reading; ordinance language will include staged triggers for parts of Market Street.)
- Bill 25‑064 — Ordinance vacating a portion of dedicated right‑of‑way at Northwest Sloane Street/Northwest Main Street (to be absorbed by The Haven apartment project). Motion moved by Council Member Lovell, seconded by Council Member Hodges. Clerk recorded the vote as unanimous. (Advanced to second reading.)
- Bill 25‑065 — Ordinance enacting procedures to fill council vacancies. Motion to adopt by Council Member Pryor, seconded by Council Member Hodges. Council adopted the ordinance unanimously at final reading.
- Bill 25‑066 — Final plat for Coby Creek Second Plat. Motion to advance by Council Member Shields (second by Council Member Fung). Moved to second reading (unanimous); item will return for second reading.
- Bill 25‑067 — Tax increment financing/cooperative agreement for Oldham Village redevelopment. Motion to second reading moved by Council Member Shields; vote to move to second reading passed 7‑1.
- Bill 25‑068 — Intergovernmental agreement with U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for a temporary construction license (Sampson Road bridge reconstruction). Motion to move to second reading by Council Member Shields, seconded by Council Member Hodges. Vote recorded unanimous; advanced to second reading.
- Bill 25‑069 — Disbursement agreement with the I‑470 Western Gateway Transportation Development District. Motion to advance to second reading by Mayor Patino Lopez, seconded by Council Member Hodges. Vote recorded unanimous; advanced to second reading.
Context and next steps
Most items were advanced to a scheduled second‑reading date for final action. The exception was Bill 25‑065 (council vacancy procedure), which was adopted at this meeting. Per council procedure, items that were moved to second reading will return for a final vote on the date shown in the council calendar.
Clerk's tallies are recorded in the meeting minutes; where the clerk recorded only a tally (for example, "passes 8‑0"), the meeting record did not list individual roll‑call votes for that motion in the item transcript.
