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Village of Ferrelview adopts ordinance updating trustee compensation

Village of Ferrelview Board of Trustees · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The Village of Ferrelview Board of Trustees passed Bill No. 2026-01, which was numbered Ordinance 394, to update qualifications for trustee compensation. The measure passed by roll call vote 3-0-0-1 (one member absent).

The Village of Ferrelview Board of Trustees on March 10, 2026 adopted an ordinance revising the qualifications for compensation of trustees.

Chairman Elizabeth Damm read the header of Bill No. 2026-01 aloud to the board and audience: “AN ORDINANCE REPEALING ORDINANCES 50, 204, 331 AND 337 AND ESTABLISHING A NEW ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING THE QUALIFICATIONS FOR COMPENSATION FOR THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE VILLAGE OF FERRELVIEW, MISSOURI.” Grant Lewton moved to pass the bill; Mathew Damm seconded. A roll-call vote recorded three ayes and one absence (Shondreka Burney); the motion carried and the measure was numbered Ordinance 394.

The vote followed routine agenda business and was presented as a single final action; the board did not record amendments or additional debate in the minutes. The ordinance replaces the previously listed ordinances (50, 204, 331 and 337) with a consolidated compensation qualification scheme as described in the bill header read to the meeting.

The ordinance takes effect according to the procedural rules reflected in the minutes; the minutes do not list an effective date beyond the adoption action. The board’s published minutes show the formal passage and roll-call record; staff indicated no further immediate administrative steps in the session’s record.

The board adjourned later the same evening after other business and a brief closed session.