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Warrensburg council adopts Copper Ridge traffic controls, extends asphalt contractor for 2026 street program and sets April election
Summary
The Warrensburg City Council unanimously adopted three ordinances Jan. 12: traffic control measures for the Copper Ridge - 1st Plat subdivision (Ordinance No. 6000), a change order with Advanced Asphalt Paving & Concrete LLC to extend the contractor for the 2026 hot mix overlay at 2025 unit prices (Ordinance No. 6001, estimated $895,837), and an ordinance establishing the municipal election on April 7, 2026 (Ordinance No. 6002).
The Warrensburg City Council voted unanimously Jan. 12 to adopt three ordinances: traffic control measures for the Copper Ridge - 1st Plat subdivision, a change order to extend Advanced Asphalt Paving & Concrete LLC as the city's contractor for the 2026 Street Maintenance Program, and an ordinance declaring the municipal election to be held April 7, 2026.
Interim Public Works Director Adlich told the council the Traffic Commission approved plans that set a 25 mph speed limit in the Copper Ridge - 1st Plat, prohibit parking on Copper Ridge Drive and allow parking on only one side of several courts and avenues. The plan also adds new stop signs at the subdivisionintersections named in staff materials. Councilmember Kushner moved to adopt the ordinance; the council approved it 5-0 and it was assigned Ordinance No. 6000.
Adlich described the proposed change order with Advanced Asphalt Paving & Concrete LLC as an extension of the contractor that performed the 2025 hot mix overlay work. Staff said Advanced Asphalt agreed to perform the city's 2026 hot mix overlay work at the same unit prices used in 2025, provided the asphalt price index remains the same; if the index rises the city will cover the difference, and if it falls the contractor will discount the difference. Staff presented a prioritized list of about 4.25 miles of streets for the 2026 program at an estimated cost of $895,837 using 2025 pricing. Councilmember Jones moved to approve the change order; the council approved it 5-0 and it was assigned Ordinance No. 6001.
City Clerk Schneider reported the filing period for the municipal general election closed with two qualified candidates for two three-year seats: Max Ridenhour and Jan Jones. The council approved an ordinance declaring the canvass results and establishing the municipal election on April 7, 2026. The motion passed unanimously and the ordinance was assigned Ordinance No. 6002.
Votes at a glance: - Bill No. 01-01-2026 / Ordinance No. 6000 (Copper Ridge traffic control): Yes 5, No 0 (Kushner moved). - Bill No. 01-02-2026 / Ordinance No. 6001 (Change Order No.2 with Advanced Asphalt for 2026 Street Maintenance Program): Yes 5, No 0 (Jones moved). Estimated program scope ~4.25 miles; estimated cost $895,837 using 2025 pricing. - Bill No. 01-03-2026 / Ordinance No. 6002 (Declaring results and establishing municipal election April 7, 2026): Yes 5, No 0 (Jones moved).
The meeting record shows all three motions passed unanimously. The council also approved mayoral appointments to the Nancy J. Anderson and Charles W. Stevenson Education Scholarship committee for terms through Dec. 31, 2026.
The council did not record objections or amendments to the ordinances during the meeting. If the asphalt price index changes during project execution, the contract terms specify either city payment for an increase or a contractor discount for a decrease.
