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Raymore City Council approves five ordinances, road reconstruction and fireworks contract
Summary
At its Nov. 24 meeting the Raymore City Council unanimously approved several second‑reading ordinances and contracts, including an AV system for the Activity Center ($19,830.95), a household hazardous waste agreement, a $593,665.50 road‑reconstruction contract, a tree‑maintenance code amendment, and a $45,000 fireworks contract.
The Raymore City Council on Nov. 24 approved a slate of second‑reading ordinances and contracts that the council said will fund facility upgrades, street repairs and seasonal events.
On unanimous votes the council authorized an agreement with TSI Global Companies, LLC to install an audiovisual system at the Raymore Activity Center for $19,830.95; approved participation in the Mid‑America Regional Council household hazardous‑waste program; awarded a $593,665.50 full‑depth reconstruction contract to Will Pave Inc. for multiple segments of Lake Crest Circle, Lake Ridge Lane and Vista Cove (City Project No. 25‑476); amended Chapter 2.60 of the Raymore Municipal Code concerning tree maintenance and care; and contracted with J and M Displays for pyrotechnic services for the Spirit of America fireworks display at $45,000.
Votes at a glance
• Bill 39 98 — AV system for Raymore Activity Center (TSI Global Companies, LLC). Approved unanimously 8‑0. Contract amount: $19,830.95.
• Bill 39 99 — Agreement with Mid‑America Regional Council (regional household hazardous waste program). Approved unanimously 8‑0. (Agreement terms: not specified in transcript.)
• Bill 4,000 — Full‑depth road reconstruction (Will Pave Inc.). Approved unanimously. Contract amount: $593,665.50.
• Bill 39 94 — Amendment to Chapter 2.60 (tree maintenance and care). Approved unanimously 8‑0.
• Bill 39 96 — Contract with J and M Displays for pyrotechnics (Spirit of America fireworks). Approved unanimously 8‑0. Contract amount: $45,000.
Council procedure and votes
Motions to approve the second readings were made and seconded on the floor; where a mover or seconder is identified in the transcript the mover is noted in the meeting minutes. Individual roll‑call vote lists were not read into the record for each ordinance; the transcript records final vote tallies (unanimous 8‑0 for the listed items). One consent‑agenda item (minutes from the Nov. 10 meeting) passed earlier with six yes votes and two abstentions.
What this means
The approved contracts fund near‑term capital work on municipal facilities and streets and secure event services for city programming. Project details (for example, start dates and contract schedules) were not specified in the public portion of the meeting and would be handled through the city manager’s contract‑execution processes.
The council adjourned after the business was completed.
