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Board approves several ordinances unanimously, including two conditional‑use permits and a dental plan renewal
Summary
At the Dec. 9 meeting the Board of Aldermen voted unanimously to approve ordinances for two conditional-use permits (an accessory carport and a storage building) and renewed the city's group dental plan; multiple bids and agreements were continued for December 9 consideration.
The Board of Aldermen for the City of Town and Country approved multiple ordinances by unanimous roll call Dec. 9 following a public hearing on the 2025 budget.
City clerk read Bill 24‑56, an ordinance approving a conditional‑use permit for an accessory structure (a carport) located at 14236 Manderly Woods Drive. The board moved to approve the bill; a roll call vote recorded 'Aye' from the aldermen present and the city clerk announced, "The bill passes unanimously and becomes ordinance number 4662" (as read aloud in the meeting record).
Bill 24‑57, an ordinance approving a conditional‑use permit for a storage building at 1707 Mason Knoll Road, was read and then approved by unanimous roll call; the clerk recorded it becoming ordinance number 4663 (as read aloud). The board then approved Bill 24‑58, an ordinance authorizing renewal of participation in a group dental benefit plan with Delta Dental of Missouri for city employees; that measure also passed unanimously and was recorded as ordinance number 4664 (as read aloud).
Several other bills were read into the record and continued for consideration on the board’s Dec. 9 meeting agenda, including items related to the 2025 budget adoption (Bill 24‑59), employee compensation (24‑60), a deer management plan and agreement with White Buffalo Inc. (24‑61), and multiple bid awards and maintenance agreements (custodial, grounds care, road maintenance, traffic signal maintenance and others). The clerk and staff identified dates for continued readings and follow-up.
The meeting record shows votes were taken by roll call with individual aldermen answering 'Aye' in sequence during each vote. The measures that were adopted at the meeting were routine land-use approvals and administrative renewals; the items continued will return to the board for formal consideration on the posted date.
The board moved on to reports after the votes and did not take further immediate action on the adopted bills beyond entering the ordinances into the record.
