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Council adopts three ordinances on easement, airport lease and network switch
Summary
At the March 16 meeting the council adopted three ordinances: vacating two sewer easements at the Walmart Supercenter site (Bill 86‑77), authorizing a lease of airport farmland (Bill 86‑78) and approving purchase of a Cisco Catalyst network switch (Bill 86‑79); roll call votes were recorded in favor for each item.
The Poplar Bluff City Council adopted three ordinances during the March 16 meeting.
Bill 86‑77: An ordinance vacating two sewer easements between the City of Poplar Bluff and Walmart Real Estate Business Trust (Walmart Supercenter parking lot) was read for first and second readings and adopted. Clerk roll call recorded six yes votes and the presiding officer announced Bill 86‑77 adopted.
Bill 86‑78: An ordinance authorizing the mayor to enter into a lease with Price Thurman and Brendan Yarbrough for agricultural land (approximately 9.71 and 19 acres) at the Poplar Bluff Municipal Airport in Butler County proceeded through readings and was adopted by roll call (six yes votes recorded).
Bill 86‑79: The council accepted a bid and authorized purchase of a Cisco Catalyst core switch from Today's Computers; the ordinance passed following roll call (six yes votes recorded).
Vote at a glance (as recorded): - Bill 86‑77 (vacate sewer easements, Walmart): Aye — Councilman Boyer; Aye — Councilwoman Wharton; Aye — Councilman Smith; Aye — Councilman DePue; Aye — Mayor Pro Tem Parson; Aye — Mayor Cornyn. Result: adopted. - Bill 86‑78 (airport farmland lease): Aye — Councilwoman Horton; Aye — Councilman Smith; Aye — Councilman DePue; Aye — Councilman Boyer; Aye — Mayor Pro Tem Parson; Aye — Mayor Cornyn. Result: adopted. - Bill 86‑79 (Cisco Catalyst switch procurement): Aye — Councilman Smith; Aye — Councilman DePue; Aye — Councilman Boyer; Aye — Councilwoman Horton; Aye — Mayor Pro Tem Parson; Aye — Mayor Cornyn. Result: adopted.
Each ordinance was passed by affirmative roll‑call votes; the council reported a six‑member affirmative tally on each measure and announced adoption.
