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Votes at a glance: Gerald board approves liquor license, GDA contract, equipment purchases and continues dangerous-structure process

City of Gerald Board of Aldermen ยท October 10, 2024
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Summary

The Gerald Board of Aldermen on Oct. 10, 2024, unanimously approved a liquor license for Thacker's Mini Pub, a $5,000 contract with the GDA, purchase of two sewer nozzles, and voted to continue a dangerous-structure proceeding for 129 Hillside Dr.

At its Oct. 10, 2024 meeting, the Gerald Board of Aldermen voted unanimously on several routine and administrative items.

Dangerous structure: The board held a notice-of-hearing for 129 Hillside Drive; the owner and/or occupant did not appear after certified notice. City Clerk Shelley Smythe informed the board that certified letters had been sent; Alderman Corey Novotney moved to continue the dangerous-structure process, Alderman Kyle Guerrant seconded and the motion carried.

Liquor license: After receiving a letter from the local Presbyterian Church noting it had no objection to a nearby daycare, the board approved a liquor license for Thacker's Mini Pub. Alderman Rudy Via moved for approval and Alderman Cary Parker seconded; the motion passed unanimously.

GDA contract: The board approved a resolution authorizing a $5,000 contract with the GDA. Alderman Rudy Via moved and Alderman Cary Parker seconded; the motion passed.

Public works purchases: Public Works Director Davey DeFrenne requested authorization to purchase two sewer nozzles priced at $879.64 and $1,314.47. Alderman Cary Parker moved to allow the purchase, seconded by Alderman Kyle Guerrant; the board approved the purchases.

Other actions: The board entered a closed session under RSMo 610.021(3) to discuss personnel matters and returned to open session later; no personnel outcomes were disclosed in the minutes. Police Chief Jim Helton also reported receipt of three AEDs donated by Between the White Lines.

The meeting adjourned at 7:32 p.m. The board's next regular meeting is Nov. 14, 2024, at 6:30 p.m.