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Votes at a glance: Boonville council approves appropriations, plats, rezoning and redevelopment procedure
Summary
At its July 7 session the Boonville City Council approved an appropriation ordinance totaling $446,918.61, several land‑use actions (final plat, rezoning, preliminary site plan), and adopted a redevelopment procedure under Chapter 353; an annexation item was postponed.
The Boonville City Council acted on a package of consent and regular‑agenda items, approving a city appropriation ordinance, two land‑use measures and a municipal redevelopment procedure during its July 7 meeting.
Key votes and actions
- Ordinance appropriating funds: Council approved an ordinance authorizing the drawing of checks totaling $446,918.61 across city funds (general, sanitation, CIP, waterworks, capital projects, wastewater, tourism, gaming, parks, Kemper sales tax). (Motion and unanimous roll call approval.)
- Final plat (Bill 2025‑010): The council approved the final plat for a minor subdivision at 913 Santa Fe Trail following a motion and second; recorded roll call votes were affirmative.
- Rezoning (Bill 2025‑011): Council reapproved rezoning of 911 Kemper Drive (Precision Bridal LLC) from R‑3 to CP; the measure carried after a motion and roll call.
- Preliminary site plan (Bill 2025‑012): Council approved a preliminary site plan for 98 Investments LLC at 17120 Jackson Road (commercial frontage with ballparks behind), noting a final site plan will follow.
- Redevelopment procedure (Bill 2025‑013): Council adopted a procedure for considering redevelopment plans and tax abatement/exemptions under Chapter 353, RSMo; planning steps and a blight evaluation were discussed in the economic developer’s report.
- Annexation (Bill 2025‑009): Council postponed third reading of an annexation for Ballparks Central (17120 Jackson Road) to allow final negotiations with the water district and planning & zoning review; council expects readiness on July 21.
Where recorded, roll calls were read into the record; measures generally passed by recorded 'yes' votes from Meadows, Coward, Harville, Elbert, Davis and Young.
