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Scott City Council approves special-use permit for 510 Main, rezones property and repeals pet‑license rule
Summary
At its Feb. 17 meeting, the Scott City Council unanimously approved a special-use permit for 510 Main St., reclassified a parcel from R-1/C-1 to R-2 to allow a proposed multi-family unit, and repealed the city's pet licensing ordinance; all votes were 7 AYE, one vacant.
Scott City's elected council on Feb. 17 approved three ordinances that together clear the way for a proposed multi‑family project at 510 Main Street and remove the city's existing pet‑licensing requirement.
The council opened and closed a public hearing on a special‑use permit requested by Golden Eagle Management LLC for 510 Main St.; no public testimony was recorded. Council later conducted first and second readings of Bill No. 1409 and voted to approve the special‑use permit. The motion to approve the permit was made by Council Member Randy Morse and seconded by Council Member Heather Ingvalson. A roll‑call vote recorded seven AYE votes and one vacant seat; the ordinance passed.
Council also gave first and second readings and approved Bill No. 1412, which reclassifies a described area of the city from R‑1 and C‑1 to R‑2 under an application from Monty W. Keesee. Council Member Victor Phillips presented a zoning map and related plat as part of the council's review. The motion to adopt the zoning map amendment passed on a roll‑call vote of seven AYE, one vacant.
Separately, the council adopted Bill No. 1411 to repeal Section 215.030 of Title II, Chapter 215 (animal regulations) to eliminate the city's pet‑licensing requirement. That repeal passed after first and second readings by the same 7–0 roll‑call tally.
Votes at a glance
• Bill No. 1409 (special‑use permit, 510 Main St.): Motion to approve by Randy Morse; second Heather Ingvalson. Roll call: Mike Rhymer AYE; Gary Miller AYE; Victor Phillips AYE; Heather Ingvalson AYE; Jack Howard AYE; Brian Pender AYE; Randy Morse AYE. Outcome: adopted.
• Bill No. 1412 (zoning map amendment, Monty W. Keesee): Motion by Randy Morse; second Victor Phillips. Roll call: seven AYE, one vacant. Outcome: adopted; ordinance reclassifies the described parcel from R‑1/C‑1 to R‑2 to allow a proposed multi‑family unit.
• Bill No. 1411 (repeal of pet licensing, Sec. 215.030): Motion by Randy Morse; second Jack Howard. Roll call: seven AYE, one vacant. Outcome: adopted; the city's pet‑licensing requirement was repealed.
Other formal actions
• Approved bills to be paid Feb. 18, 2026, totaling $34,640.72 (motion by Heather Ingvalson; second Gary Miller). Outcome: approved.
• Appointed Colton Poole to the Scott City Fire Department (motion by Heather Ingvalson; second Randy Morse). Outcome: approved by voice vote.
• Following a closed session under RSMo §610.021 to discuss personnel, the council approved hiring Kenneth Salinis as a patrolman (motion by Heather Ingvalson; second Randy Morse). Outcome: hired.
Why it matters
The zoning change and the special‑use permit together clear local land‑use barriers for the developer's proposed multi‑family housing at 510 Main St., while the repeal of the pet‑licensing section removes a municipal administrative requirement for pet owners. All votes were unanimous among the seven seated council members; one seat was recorded as vacant.
What's next
The ordinances were adopted at the Feb. 17 meeting. The minutes do not specify additional implementation steps or timelines for the housing project; any building permits, site plans or required state approvals would follow separate administrative review processes.
