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Smithville aldermen approve five routine resolutions including site-plan amendment and water-plant work order
Summary
The Smithville Board of Aldermen unanimously approved five resolutions on routine personnel and land-use matters — including two employment agreements, a Thornhill site-plan amendment, a South Employment Overlay District, and a water-plant work order — following brief motions and voice votes.
The Smithville Board of Aldermen approved five routine resolutions during its regular meeting, moving forward employment agreements, land-use items and a water-plant operations work order.
Alderman Atkins moved to approve Resolution 13-69, an employment agreement; the motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote. The board proceeded in the same manner to approve Resolution 13-70 (employment agreement), Resolution 13-71 (a site-plan amendment for Thornhill, with applicants present to answer questions), Resolution 13-72 (establishing a South Employment Overlay District) and Resolution 13-73 (a work order for water-plant operations). Each motion was moved by Alderman Atkins, seconded from the dais, and approved following voice votes recorded on the meeting record.
The planning-and-zoning committee had previously noted item 9 (the Thornhill site-plan amendment) during its June 11 meeting. Committee remarks referenced ongoing construction on South 169 and indicated staff will prepare materials about potential street renamings and will bring those recommendations back to the board when available.
No roll-call tallies were recorded in the public transcript; votes were announced by voice and the Mayor stated motions carried. The meeting record notes one earlier abstention on the consent agenda because a member said they serve on the Main Street board.
The board did not debate the substantive provisions of the employment agreements or the water-plant work order on the record beyond the motions and standard opportunity for discussion. No further public testimony on the resolutions was recorded.
