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Smithville aldermen approve fee changes, road improvement bid, compensation amendments and final plat; move to executive session
Summary
The Board of Aldermen approved four resolutions—amending the fee schedule, awarding a road-improvement bid for Smith's Fork Campground Road, amending the employee compensation plan, and approving the Monterrey Estates final plat—and later voted to adjourn to executive session under Missouri Revised Statutes §610.021.
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The Smithville Board of Aldermen approved a slate of routine resolutions and later voted to adjourn into executive session, council records and meeting remarks show.
Alderman Atkins moved and the board approved Resolution 14-19, amending the city’s schedule of fees. The board then approved Resolution 14-20 to award bid number 25-01 for improvements to Smith's Fork Campground Road; the mayor praised staff (named as Matt and Chuck in remarks) and said the project came in under budget.
The board also approved Resolution 14-21, amending the employee compensation plan, and Resolution 14-22, the final plat for Monterrey Estates. During the plat discussion a board member asked whether the traffic study had included the 19 lots in the final plat; a city staff member replied that the 19 lots were included in a 33-lot calculation but that the development remained 17 lots below a 50-lot threshold referenced in the study.
No public comment was offered during the meeting. Near the end of the session, an unidentified mover asked the board to adjourn to executive session under Missouri Revised Statutes section 610.021 subsections 1 and 3; the clerk called the roll and Aldermen Russell, Hartman, Kabilski, Atkins, Shipley and Wilson each recorded "aye" and the motion carried.
The meeting record shows the votes were announced as "aye" and the chair declared the motions carried; no detailed roll-call tallies were recorded in the public portion of the transcript for the routine resolutions other than the later executive-session roll call.

