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Raymore council approves road contracts, subdivision and ‘Blue Shield’ designation
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Summary
By unanimous votes the council authorized a $1,018,440 contract for Dean Avenue/Missouri 58 access modifications, a $114,800 crack-seal contract, approved the Eastbrook at Creekmore Fifth subdivision plat and adopted a Blue Shield community resolution under the Safer Missouri initiative.
The Raymore City Council approved several routine but consequential items at its April 27 meeting, including two public-works contracts, a subdivision plat and a community-safety designation.
On the second reading the council authorized the city manager to enter an agreement with J. M. Fahey Construction Company for Dean Avenue/Missouri 58 access modifications (City Project 26-437-201) in the amount of $1,018,440. "So I move that we approve bill 4030," Council member Holman said; the motion was seconded by Council member Barber and carried unanimously, 8–0.
The council also approved Bill 4031 to award a contract to Pavement Management LLC for the crack-seal project (City Project 26-483-202R) in the amount of $114,800; that motion was seconded and passed unanimously. A third ordinance, Bill 4032, approving the Eastbrook at Creekmore Fifth subdivision plat in Cass County, Missouri, also passed on second reading with a unanimous vote.
Under the consent agenda the council adopted Resolution 26-23 establishing Raymore as a Blue Shield community under the Safer Missouri initiative launched by Governor Kehoe. The consent agenda — which included the April 13 meeting minutes and the resolution — passed by voice vote as "motion carries unanimously." The resolution's text and specifics of any implementation steps were included in the packet; council did not expand on implementation at the meeting.
All votes reported in the meeting were unanimous where tallied 8–0. No amendments or budget-table items were raised during the readings; staff said change orders could be approved within established budget constraints where noted in the ordinances.
