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Votes at a glance: Council approves codification contract, appointment, well services solicitation and closes for executive session
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Nixa City Council approved a five-year codification contract with General Code LLC, consented to the mayor's reappointment to the Board of Adjustment, authorized solicitation of well/pump repair services for 12 wells and one booster pump, and voted to enter a closed session under the cited RSMO provision.
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The Nixa City Council took the following formal actions March 10:
- Resolution 2026-10 (General Code LLC): Council authorized the city administrator to execute a codification and online-hosting contract with General Code LLC. Staff said the five-year initial term includes monthly updates and a not-to-exceed fiscal-year obligation of $10,000; the motion carried by voice vote.
- Resolution 2026-11 (Appointment): Council consented to the mayor's reappointment of David Larson to the Board of Adjustment for a five-year term; motion carried by voice vote.
- Resolution 2026-14 (Wells and booster pump): Council authorized solicitation of proposals for inspections, testing and repair services for 12 groundwater wells and one booster pump station to provide an on-call vendor for quicker response; staff said typical on-call contracts are one to three years with renewal options. The motion carried by voice vote.
- Closed session motion: A council member moved that the council enter closed session under the RSMO provision cited in the meeting; the motion included a request that records and votes in closed session be closed and that the council would adjourn after the closed session. The council took a roll call vote and all present voted in favor.
Details, roll calls and supporting materials were read into the record by the city clerk during the meeting. For the codification contract staff highlighted faster publishing and monthly updates as the principal benefit over the current platform.

