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Shrewsbury aldermen adopt three ordinances covering code update, pool management and park courts

Board of Aldermen, City of Shrewsbury · January 27, 2026
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Summary

The Board of Aldermen unanimously approved three ordinances on Jan. 27, 2026: a municipal code revision (Bill 4065), a pool management agreement with Midwest Pool Management (Bill 4067), and authorization for the Wehner Park courts replacement project (Bill 4068).

The Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen unanimously approved three ordinances during its Jan. 27 work session.

Bill No. 4065, sponsored by Alderman Ben Stark, revises Section 120.030 of the municipal code to reflect recent statutory changes; the board approved the ordinance after motions for second reading and final passage were made by Alderman Stark and seconded by Alderperson Bette Welch.

Bill No. 4067, also sponsored by Alderman Stark, authorizes the mayor to execute an agreement with Midwest Pool Management of America, Ltd.; motions for second reading and final passage were made by Alderman Stark and seconded by Alderman John Odenwald and passed unanimously.

Bill No. 4068, sponsored by Alderman Beth Parker, authorizes the mayor to execute an agreement pertaining to the Wehner Park courts replacement project. The board moved for first reading (moved by Alderperson Welch, seconded by Alderman Stark), second reading (moved by Alderman Odenwald, seconded by Alderman Stark) and final passage (moved by Alderman Parker, seconded by Alderman Stark); each motion carried unanimously.

The transcript records the votes as unanimous but does not provide numerical tallies or effective dates for the ordinances. The meeting minutes do not record further debate on the ordinances. The board scheduled its next meeting for Feb. 10, 2026.