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Votes at a glance: Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen actions on Jan. 13, 2026
Summary
The board recorded unanimous approvals for first readings of Bill Nos. 4065 and 4067, tabled Bill No. 4066, approved participation in the Missouri Highway Patrol Traffic Safety Program, confirmed three Parks Board nominees, and moved to adjourn; motions were unanimous and recorded as voice votes in the minutes.
At its Jan. 13 meeting the Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen recorded several formal motions and outcomes summarized here from the minutes.
Ordinances and first readings - Bill No. 4065 (revise Section 120.030 of the municipal code): Alderman Ben Stark moved for first reading; Alderperson Bette Welch seconded. The board approved the 1st reading unanimously. - Bill No. 4066 (amend Section 405.040 to permit certain structural alterations in residential non-conforming uses): Alderperson Bette Welch sponsored the bill; Alderman John Odenwald moved to table the first reading and Alderperson Welch seconded. The motion to table passed unanimously. - Bill No. 4067 (authorize mayor to execute agreement with Midwest Pool Management of America, Ltd.): Alderman Ben Stark moved and Alderman Jacob Riley seconded for first reading; the motion passed unanimously.
Other formal actions - Approved participation in the Missouri Highway Patrol Traffic Safety Program to fund officer overtime for targeted traffic enforcement. Motion to approve by Alderman Ben Stark, second by Alderman John Odenwald; approved unanimously. - Approved Parks Board nominations (James Holmes, Lisa Griffin, Carrie Checkley). Motion by Alderman Jacob Riley, second by Alderperson Bette Welch; approved unanimously. - Approved the parks court contract award to Next Level Construction for $385,829 (see separate article for details). Motion by Alderman John Odenwald, second by Alderperson Bette Welch; approved unanimously.
Each action above is recorded in the minutes as passing by unanimous voice vote; the minutes do not list individual roll-call votes. The meeting adjourned on a motion from Alderman John Odenwald, seconded by Alderman Ben Stark.
Where the minutes do not provide full details (for example, individual vote tallies or exact funding breakdowns), this summary notes that the minutes are the sole source.
