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Rogersville aldermen approve annexation ordinance, authorize agreement with Hunter Chase and adopt Ronald McDonald proclamation

City of Rogersville Board of Aldermen · January 22, 2026
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Summary

On Jan. 22 the Rogersville Board of Aldermen approved Bill 01222026A (annexation and zoning) and Bill 01222026B (authorization for the mayor to sign an agreement with Hunter Chase and Associates), and adopted a Ronald McDonald 'Home away from Home' proclamation; all motions passed on roll call with one member absent.

The Rogersville Board of Aldermen approved two ordinances and a proclamation at its Jan. 22 meeting.

The board conducted first and second readings and approved Bill 01222026A, described in the minutes as 'An ordinance to annex and zone certain property contiguous to the existing city limits of the City of Rogersville, Mo.' The motion to approve the readings was made by Alderman Kory Stucki and seconded by Alderman Jeff Lee; the roll call showed Stucki, Tim Clarkson and Lee voting aye and Alderman Janie Pyle recorded absent.

The board also conducted first and second readings and approved Bill 01222026B, 'an ordinance authorizing and directing the Mayor to execute an agreement with Hunter Chase and Associates, Inc.' Alderman Tim Clarkson moved to approve; Alderman Kory Stucki seconded, and the motion passed on roll call with the same vote pattern. The minutes do not specify the agreement’s scope, dollar value or terms.

In addition, the board approved a Ronald McDonald 'Home away from Home' proclamation by motion of Alderman Jeff Lee, seconded by Alderman Tim Clarkson; the proclamation passed on roll call with Stucki, Clarkson and Lee voting aye and Pyle absent.

The minutes record the readings and roll-call outcomes but do not provide parcel-level details for the annexation or terms for the Hunter Chase agreement. No amendments or dissent are recorded in the minutes.