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Votes at a glance: Blythewood council actions on minutes, commission appointment, ordinance deferral and mediation settlement
Summary
At its March meeting the council approved deferral of two sets of minutes, appointed a planning commissioner, deferred final action on the LDO to April with a July 1 implementation target, and approved a mediation agreement related to 2 Blue Stallions LLC.
The Blythewood Town Council took several formal actions during the meeting, summarized here for quick reference.
Votes at a glance
- Deferred minutes: The council voted to defer approval of the March 3 and March 5 special-called meeting minutes until the next regularly scheduled council meeting (motion made, seconded, voice vote recorded as "Ayes have it").
- Planning commission appointment: The council approved the planning commission chairman’s recommended candidate (motion made, seconded, voice vote recorded as "Ayes have it").
- Ordinance 2025.001 (Land Development Ordinance): After a public hearing and discussion, the council voted to defer second reading to the April regular meeting; it set an implementation target of July 1 and directed staff to invite ordinance consultant Kendon Keyes for a condensed overview and to update the town GIS mapping layers before the next meeting (motion made, seconded, voice vote recorded as "Ayes have it").
- Mediation agreement approved: Following executive session, the council voted to approve the agreement reached after mediation between 2 Blue Stallions LLC and the Blythewood Planning Commission, dated March 5, 2025 (motion by Councilman McKinnon as recorded at the meeting; seconded; voice vote recorded as "Ayes have it").
Procedural notes: Most votes during the meeting were taken by voice and recorded as "Ayes have it." The transcript did not record a roll-call tally for these items. Where the transcript did not identify the motion maker or seconder by full name, the meeting minutes should be consulted for formal recordkeeping and vote tallies.
Ending: For full context on each item, including the public hearing on the LDO and the attorney's explanation of the ordinance changes, see the council's April meeting packet and the forthcoming minutes.
