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Manchester aldermen unanimously approve three highway-safety grant applications; Bill 26-2570 title to be corrected
Summary
The Board approved three resolutions to apply for Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission safety grants totaling up to $29,500 across three programs, read Bill 26-2570 (title error flagged), and voted to enter closed session under RSMo §610.021.
The Manchester Board of Aldermen unanimously approved three resolutions authorizing submission of highway-safety grant applications to the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission at its Feb. 2 meeting.
Alderman Toben read Resolution No. 26-1050 authorizing an application for enforcement of hazardous moving violations for funding not to exceed $11,500. He moved for approval; Alderwoman Huether seconded the motion, and the board carried it unanimously.
Alderman Baumann read Resolution No. 26-1051 authorizing an application for driving-while-intoxicated enforcement funding not to exceed $9,500. He moved for approval; Alderwoman Ottenad seconded the motion, and the resolution carried unanimously.
Alderwoman Ottenad read Resolution No. 26-1052 authorizing an application for occupant-protection (seatbelt) enforcement funding not to exceed $8,500. She moved for approval; Alderwoman Huether seconded the motion, and the resolution carried unanimously.
Alderman Streeter read Bill No. 26-2570 (an ordinance amending Section 130.050 of the municipal code relating to the municipal court’s monthly report). The board identified a scrivener’s error in the bill title that will be corrected for the next meeting; no further action occurred.
Alderwoman Huether moved that the board go into closed session under Section 610.021 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri to discuss litigation and the leasing, purchase or sale of real estate where public knowledge might affect legal consideration; the motion was seconded, passed by roll call, and the meeting adjourned at 8:47 p.m.
Votes at a glance: - Resolution 26-1050 (Hazardous Moving Violations grant, up to $11,500): moved by Alderman Toben; seconded by Alderwoman Huether; outcome: approved, unanimous (Mayor Clement, Alderman Streeter, Alderwoman Ottenad, Alderwoman Huether, Alderman Toben, Alderman Baumann voted yes). - Resolution 26-1051 (DWI enforcement grant, up to $9,500): moved by Alderman Baumann; seconded by Alderwoman Ottenad; outcome: approved, unanimous (same vote roster). - Resolution 26-1052 (Occupant Protection/seatbelt grant, up to $8,500): moved by Alderwoman Ottenad; seconded by Alderwoman Huether; outcome: approved, unanimous (same vote roster).
