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Council approves development agreements, appropriates $932,379 and OKs liquor licenses
Summary
The Moberly City Council on May 14 approved two cooperative agreements for property transactions, a pre‑annexation sewer agreement, an appropriation of $932,379.32, multiple liquor‑license renewals and appointments, while tabling building‑code changes pending stakeholder input.
The Moberly City Council on May 14 approved several ordinances and resolutions covering development agreements, a sewer pre‑annexation, budget appropriations and liquor licenses.
An ordinance authorizing a cooperative agreement for infill development with Pretz Contracting LLC passed after two readings and a roll‑call vote, with Councilmembers Lucas, Mchuan, Graph and Catcher recorded as voting yes. The council likewise approved an ordinance authorizing conveyance of real estate to satisfy judgments and liens with Retha LLC (transcript shows alternate spellings).
The council approved a resolution authorizing a pre‑annexation agreement with the Randolph County Ambulance District for sewer service and approved a resolution appropriating $932,379.32 to cover city expenses due between May 1 and May 14, 2026; City Treasurer Allison Boyd certified sufficient funds.
On licensure, staff recommended approval of 10 renewal liquor licenses and one new license from owner Asia Minor for Coat Street Corner Grill at 320 West Coat Street; the council voted to approve those licenses for the July 1, 2026 to June 30, 2027 period.
Council also approved appointments to two advisory boards: Mr. Ballinger and Mr. Brownfield were appointed to the Historic Preservation Board, and K. Harris, John Maestric and Zach Richardson were reappointed to the Moberly Parks and Recreation Board of Directors.
Most measures were approved on roll call or voice votes with no recorded dissents in the transcript. Several consent‑style items were moved from the regular meeting into the work session for related discussion.
