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Lee's Summit council advances, adopts multiple ordinances; tabled one item to next meeting

City of Lee's Summit City Council · July 15, 2025
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Summary

Council moved several bills to second reading and adopted multiple ordinances including intergovernmental dispatch services, underground-locating services contract awards, software subscriptions, and federal grant funding agreements; one ordinance (alcoholic beverage amendment bill) was tabled to the next meeting (7'1 vote).

At its July 17 regular session the Lee's Summit City Council handled a long slate of routine and substantive ordinances and procurement items. Highlights include:

- Adoption: Bill No. 25-128 (intergovernmental agreement to provide dispatch services to an inner-city fire protection district) passed and was adopted. - Adoption: Bill No. 25-129 advanced and was adopted to authorize a dual award for underground locating services to GridHawk LLC and Integrity Locating Services LLC (RFP 2025-021). - Adoption: Bill No. 25-130 (service agreement with Infotech Research Group for guided workshops and a subscription) and Bill No. 20-5-131 (Workday subscription/order form) were moved forward and adopted per the consent/order process. - Grant agreements: Council advanced and adopted multiple transportation-related funding agreements, including STBG and TAP items for Lakewood Way and Southeast Douglas Street projects; those federal funding agreements were approved and signed by the mayor as required. - Tabled: Bill No. 20-5-132 (amendment to Chapter 4 regarding issuance of liquor licenses near schools/churches) was moved to table until the next meeting (motion passed 7-1) to allow additional discussion.

Several items went to second reading for final passage at a subsequent meeting, including the special-use permit for Charlie's Car Wash (Bill 20-5-127). Council recorded roll-call votes on adoption items where required; most procurement and grant ordinances were adopted unanimously.

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