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Festus council adopts ordinance annexing property at 11780 County Road CC

2260617 · February 11, 2025
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Summary

The Festus City Council voted unanimously to adopt Bill 4809, annexing property at 11780 County Road CC (Twin City Church of Christ) into the city limits; council members said the annexation fills a gap left by earlier rounds of annexations.

The Festus City Council on Monday adopted Bill 4809, an ordinance annexing certain real property described in the bill and extending the city limits to include property at 11780 County Road CC, identified in the meeting as the Twin City Church of Christ.

Council members voted by roll call after the bill was read twice and the rules were suspended to allow a second reading in title only. "Bill number 48 0 9, an ordinance of the City Council of the City of Festus, Missouri annexing to the city certain real property described herein ..." was read aloud by the clerk. The clerk later announced, "Bill 48 0 9 has passed." The council recorded affirmative roll-call votes from Councilman Collier, Councilman Vins, Councilman Cook, Councilwoman Templeton, Councilman Weyner, Councilman Tennant and Councilman Boyer; Councilman Dennis was absent.

The council discussed the parcel briefly. A council member identified the property as "the Twin City Church of Christ." Another council member noted the property is adjacent to an area that had been annexed in an earlier round and said the parcel "just a little we didn't get in the first group" because the city was waiting on paperwork from the church. Council comments placed the annexation in the context of recent adjoining annexations: "We did, on both sides of the road, around the church. Virtually all of those have come in, in the last round of annexations we did."

There was no resident public comment recorded on the item, and no council member asked that the bill be carried over. The presiding officer moved to suspend the rules and read the ordinance a second time in title only; the motion carried by voice vote and the roll call followed. The clerk read the ordinance a second time and the council then voted to adopt it.

The ordinance text read into the record states the annexation is "reasonable and necessary to the proper development of said city and that the city has the ability to furnish normal municipal services to the area to be annexed and specifying the new boundary lines to which the city limits are extended by reason of said annexation." The meeting record provided no additional conditions, effective date, or related service agreements in the discussion.

The action adds one contiguous parcel to the city limits; the council did not discuss any budgetary appropriation tied directly to this annexation during this meeting.

Looking ahead, the council did not schedule additional hearings on this specific parcel during the meeting. The ordinance was adopted by the recorded votes noted above and the clerk announced the bill had passed.