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Gladstone council approves consent agenda including Gladfest permits, storm drainage payment and hospital MOU

5750775 · August 12, 2025
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Summary

The council approved a consent agenda that included event permits for Gladfest/Smokefest, final payment of $25,518.01 for a storm drainage project, and an MOU with North Kansas City Hospital for behavioral health collaboration.

The Gladstone City Council on Aug. 11 approved the consent agenda, which included multiple routine items and three items highlighted on the record: event permits for Gladfest and Gladfest Smokefest, final payment under a storm drainage contract, and a memorandum of understanding with North Kansas City Hospital.

Why it matters: The consent items affect city events, infrastructure closeout, and a partnership on behavioral health response. Approving them on the consent agenda meant the council voted to approve them without separate discussion.

Key consent items recorded in the meeting record: • Special event permits for Gladfest (Linden Square and surrounding streets) for Oct. 3–5, 2025, Gladfest Smokefest at Central Park on Oct. 3–4, 2025, and the Gladfest parade on Oct. 4, 2025. • Resolution R‑25‑45: final payment of $25,518.01 to CP Excavating LLC for the Northeast 60 Eighth Terrace and North Belafonte storm drainage project (Project CP‑2432). • Resolution R‑25‑46: authorization for the city manager to enter into a memorandum of understanding with North Kansas City Hospital to work collaboratively with the police department to meet behavioral health needs.

The council received no requests to remove items from the consent agenda and approved the package by motion; the consent vote was unanimous.

No additional details about contract warranties, MOU terms, or event logistics were read on the record during the meeting; the approved documents themselves will contain the full terms.