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Liberty council clears development and contract measures, adopts Safe Streets plan
Summary
The Liberty City Council on July 28 unanimously approved a series of routine and project resolutions including a final plat, an industrial building plan, a construction manager-at-risk agreement and a 'Safe Streets for All' action plan with a Vision Zero target date of July 31, 2045.
At its July 28 meeting the Liberty City Council approved several resolutions and ordinances in a single session, including development approvals, procurement actions and a new safety plan for city streets.
Key votes: - Approved payments for the period July 4–18, 2025. - Waived the rules for first reading and approved an ordinance accepting a final plat (1 lot on 11.49 acres; PNC case 25-30FP). - Approved a resolution for US Motor Works, a 102,600‑square‑foot industrial building (PNC case 25‑29FDP) north of Hartland Drive and south of U.S. 69 Highway. - Approved a construction manager‑at‑risk agreement with McCownGordon for the city hall/police expansion project (transcript notes the amount as "not to exceed 15 k"); staff said design concepts and Planning and Zoning review are expected in August–September and a final price is expected by year end. - Adopted the 'Safe Streets for All' comprehensive safety action plan with a Vision Zero target date of July 31, 2045; council members praised staff and broad community participation in drafting the plan.
Several items were routine and passed unanimously after short discussion. Council members commended staff for rapid progress on the city hall/police expansion and a staff-led safety plan that included stakeholders and future partners. No recorded dissenting votes appeared in the transcript for the listed items.
