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Sedalia council approves business-license changes, infrastructure projects and budget amendments
Summary
The Sedalia City Council on Nov. 20 approved three ordinances revising business-license fees and a provisional license, endorsed updates to the citys industrial pretreatment program, and passed budget amendments and contracts to fund local projects including the Katy DepotLiberty Park trail and Washington Street bridge inspection services.
The Sedalia City Council on Nov. 20 approved a package of ordinances and budget actions aimed at simplifying business licensing, advancing capital projects and covering training costs for public safety recruits.
Council members passed three ordinances on second and final readings that revise the citys annual business license fee schedule, establish fee-exemption rules for governmental and school projects, and create a provisional business license allowing an applicant with a complete application and paid fees to operate for up to 90 days while awaiting state documentation. Chairwoman Boggess introduced the measures; each passed following motions and roll-call approval.
On capital projects, the council approved a budget amendment and awarded construction work for the Katy Depot to Liberty Park trail. Public Works staff reported Brad Baker Construction LLC…
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