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Saint Joseph council approves consent agenda: board nominations, grants and contracts cleared
Summary
Council approved a broad consent agenda that included board and commission nominations, budget amendments to roll forward ARPA funds and grants, contract amendments for public works and parks, and multiple resolutions authorizing purchases and professional services; the consent agenda passed on a 9‑0 roll call.
The Saint Joseph City Council approved the meeting’s consent agenda, clearing a package of nominations, budget amendments, grant applications and contract authorizations.
Items read by the clerk and approved as part of the consent package included nominations to the Electrical Standards and Appeals Board, the tree board and the ABCD Regional Planning Commission; ordinances to amend the police pension plan and to roll forward unspent ARPA and other departmental funds; an authorization to apply for a Missouri Highway and Transportation Commission public transit operating assistance grant (amount $196,710.14); an agreement with DS Industrial Solutions for a landfill epoxy floor project (not to exceed $118,120); a non‑federal reimbursable agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration for services on the airport traffic control tower ($105,221.27 plus a budget transfer of $11,691.25); change order and construction items for park facilities; several small business exterior improvement grants funded by ARPA; and resolutions authorizing work orders for transportation planning and equipment purchases including Microsoft 365 subscriptions.
Council member Novak moved and Council member Trout seconded acceptance of the consent agenda; the clerk called the roll and the motion carried with nine ayes.
The transcript lists each consent item read by the clerk; specific implementation dates and contract execution details were not recorded during the roll call. One consent item (number 21) had been removed prior to the roll call.
