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Council adopts Granicus agenda‑management contract; several bills tabled including park design and concrete project
Summary
Council unanimously approved an ordinance authorizing a contract with Granicus for agenda-management software (bill 65‑28 → ordinance 26‑07). The council also took first readings and tabled multiple bills: a lease (65‑29), age restrictions for kratom and hemp products (65‑30, 65‑31), a concrete pavement project ($856,050; bill 65‑32), and Helle Bush Park design services ($81,797.46; bill 65‑33).
The Bridgeton City Council voted to adopt an ordinance authorizing the mayor and city clerk to execute an agreement with Granicus for agenda‑management software. Council member Luke moved to advance bill 65‑28 to become ordinance 26‑07; the city clerk called the roll and the measure passed by a 7–0 vote.
Council then considered a package of first‑reading bills. By motion the council tabled multiple items for later consideration: bill 65‑29 (lease agreement with Fox Point Digital LLC for a portion of 4209 Gallatin Lane) was tabled; bill 65‑30 (establishing a minimum age for the purchase and sale of kratom products) was tabled; bill 65‑31 (establishing a minimum age for purchase and sale of hemp‑derived intoxicants) was tabled.
Two project bills were presented and tabled after discussion: bill 65‑32 would authorize an agreement with M & H Concrete Contractors Inc. for the 2026–27 concrete pavement replacement project in select streets of the Saint Gerard and Saint James subdivision in the amount of $856,050 (project budget includes a $143,950 contingency); bill 65‑33 would authorize a contract with Weiss Design Group for professional design services for the Helle Bush Park Phase 1 grant project in the amount of $81,797.46.
Bill 65‑34 — an ordinance establishing the special use permit for the dog daycare at 10937 Saint Charles Rock Road (application 26‑PZ‑01) — was presented for first reading and then tabled after public hearing and council questions.
What passed: bill 65‑28 became ordinance 26‑07 (Granicus agenda‑management agreement), recorded by roll call as 7–0 in favor. What was tabled: bills 65‑29, 65‑30, 65‑31, 65‑32, 65‑33, and 65‑34 were all tabled by motions recorded during the meeting; no final votes on those measures were taken.
The council scheduled follow‑up consideration for tabled items at a future meeting or requested staff return with clarified conditions and specifications for project and permit items.
