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Resident tells Grain Valley aldermen proposed parking limits on private property would be an overstep
Summary
At the March 24 meeting a resident, Brian Schowengerdt, urged aldermen not to pursue an ordinance restricting what residents may park on private property, calling such a rule an "infringement and overstep." He also alleged Alderman Kyle Sole’s city voicemail uses a recording by the former mayor.
During the public-comment period at the March 24 Board of Aldermen meeting, resident Brian Schowengerdt, of 780 E Ryan Rd, addressed the board to oppose what he described as a proposed ordinance that would limit what citizens may park on their privately owned property. Schowengerdt said, as a taxpayer and property owner, he opposes the measure and characterized it as an "infringement and overstep" of the city’s authority.
Schowengerdt also stated that Alderman Kyle Sole's city phone voicemail greeting is a recording by the former mayor. The minutes record the comment as delivered during public comment; no specific ordinance language or agenda item addressing private-property parking regulation appears in the meeting record, and the Board did not take action on the subject at the March 24 session.
Because the comment referred to a potential ordinance but no ordinance text or agenda item was presented, the record does not show whether the board will pursue changes to parking rules.
