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Sedalia council approves utility corrections, annexation agreements and several property conveyances
Summary
Council adopted a clerical correction to an ordinance to clarify a water main extension for a Peterbilt site, approved two annexation/utility service agreements for out‑of‑city water service, approved quitclaim and warranty deed sales of several city properties, and approved liquor‑license renewals in a block vote.
At its Feb. 25 meeting the Sedalia City Council approved a series of ordinances that the council characterized as routine business tied to development, utilities and property disposition.
Public Works Chairwoman Franklin introduced a correction to Ordinance 12‑1‑20 to fix a clerical error that had referenced a sanitary sewer main extension; the corrected text specifies the approved project is a water main extension along Highway 65 and Highway HH to serve a proposed Peterbilt facility. Staff said the correction does not change the scope, project intent or the financial impact approved previously. The council approved second reading and final passage (Bill 20‑26‑15) without discussion.
The council next approved two similar annexation and utility services agreements allowing water service to properties outside city limits under terms that include the right for the city to petition for future annexation and a higher water rate for outside‑city customers. Bacall Properties LLC (27685 State Highway U, Pettis County) was approved under Bill 20‑26‑16. Bickel Properties LLC (440 Covered Bridge Road) was approved under Bill 20‑26‑17; council asked whether the Covered Bridge parcels were lots or developed property, and staff clarified they are lots and potential building sites.
Council also approved three property sales: a quitclaim deed for property at 508 West Morgan (Bill 20‑26‑18) to Boosenberg Properties Land LLC (final passage recorded with one abstention by Councilmember Bogus), and special warranty deeds for 414 East Chestnut and 416 East Chestnut (Bill 20‑26‑19) to the same buyer. The council recorded no extended discussion on those items during the meeting.
Three liquor license renewals (Gloria Ayala doing business as LS Bon at 2400 South Limit; Gloria Ayala doing business as Don Jose at 111 South Grand; and Gloria Ayala doing business as Tacos de Gallado at 813 Thompson Boulevard) were approved in a single block vote.
All ordinances and motions described above moved through second reading and final passage as shown on the meeting record.
