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Greenwood board approves two rezoning ordinances for land east of Rolling Meadows; development plan and infrastructure pact advanced with unclear final votes

City of Greenwood Board of Aldermen · October 1, 2025
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Summary

The Greenwood Board of Aldermen passed Ordinance 2025-82 (about 90.29 acres) and 2025-83 (about 9.51 acres) to rezone land east of Rolling Meadows; the development plan for a new Greenwood Elementary School and an intergovernmental infrastructure agreement were read and motioned but the transcript does not record final votes.

The City of Greenwood Board of Aldermen approved two rezoning ordinances affecting property east of the Rolling Meadows subdivision and took up related school development items during a regularly scheduled meeting.

Ordinance 2025-82: The board read and then announced passage of Ordinance 2025-82 to rezone approximately 90.29 acres from District A (agricultural) to R-1A (suburban residential). The motion for passage was made by a board member and the chair announced, "Bill number 2025Dash82 has passed."

Ordinance 2025-83: The board then read Ordinance 2025-83 to rezone approximately 9.51 acres east of Rolling Meadows from agricultural to suburban residential; the chair likewise announced the bill "is passed." The transcript records motions and the chair's announcement of passage for both rezoning measures.

Ordinance 2025-84 and 2025-85: The board read Ordinance 2025-84, which approves the Southside Greenwood Elementary School development plan and preliminary plat for construction by the Lee's Summit R-7 School District. Members attempted motions for readings and approval, but the transcript shows confusion about bill numbering and does not include a clear recorded final vote for 2025-84. Ordinance 2025-85, described as an intergovernmental cooperative agreement authorizing the mayor to execute a public-infrastructure agreement with the school district, was motioned as well but likewise lacks a recorded final vote in the transcript.

What passed: The transcript clearly records passage of rezoning ordinances 2025-82 and 2025-83. What remains unclear from the transcript: whether the development plan (2025-84) or the intergovernmental agreement (2025-85) received final approval at this meeting; the record shows motions and readings but not definitive roll-call outcomes for those items.

Next steps: The transcript does not record additional hearings or a formal schedule for follow-up on the development plan or the infrastructure agreement. A board member moved to adjourn at the end of the recorded proceedings.