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Rolla City Council adopts 2024 building codes, confirms election results and approves vehicle purchase
Summary
The Rolla City Council adopted Ordinance 4908 to update the city's building codes to the 2024 International Codes, accepted certified April 7 election results, approved a banner license for the Rolla Athletic Booster Club and awarded a two-truck procurement to Taylor Chrysler. Several committee appointments were also made.
Rolla City Council on April 20, 2026, adopted ORDINANCE 4908 to bring the city's regulations in line with the 2024 International Codes and the 2023 National Electrical Code.
Community Development Director Dawn Bell briefed the council on the code update, and City Counselor James Klahr read Ordinance 4908 for its final reading. A motion by Councilmember Steve Jackson, seconded by Councilmember Aaron Pace, passed on a roll call vote with all recorded ayes and no nays.
The council unanimously accepted the April 7, 2026 certified election results after a motion by Councilmember Kevin Greven and a second by Councilmember William Hahn, as presented by City Administrator Keith Riesberg.
On fiscal items, Public Works Director Darin Pryor recommended awarding a bid to Taylor Chrysler for a Crew Cab 3/4-ton pickup ($44,958) and a Regular Cab 1-ton pickup ($42,254). Councilmember Nathan Chirban moved to accept the bid; Councilmember Aaron Pace seconded and the motion passed by voice vote.
Council also approved a license agreement to allow the Rolla Athletic Booster Club to install banners and brackets on light poles along Cedar Street adjacent to Rolla High School. City Counselor James Klahr read the resolution by title and the measure passed unanimously by voice vote.
Appointments and committee assignments were completed. By written vote, Councilmember Aaron Pace was selected as Mayor Pro-Tem for a one-year term (Pace received eight votes; Councilmember Steve Jackson received four). Nate Chirban was appointed the Planning & Zoning representative; Steve Jackson, Sue Brown and Andrew Behrendt were named to the Finance/Audit Committee; motions passed as recorded.
The meeting adjourned at approximately 8:30 p.m.
