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Votes at a glance: Olivette council approves solar ordinance, Lights Out resolution, liquor license and routine items
Summary
At its April 14 meeting the Olivette City Council adopted Ordinance 28‑31 (solar permitting), approved Resolution 2026‑265 supporting Lights Out Heartland, authorized a liquor license for Your Lane Entertainment LLC (Olivet Lanes), declared a 2015 Impala surplus, approved minutes and moved to executive session for personnel.
Key outcomes from the Olivette City Council meeting, April 14, 2026:
• Ordinance 28‑31 (formerly Bill 30‑59): Adopted unanimously to authorize administrative review of most residential rooftop solar permits with language clarifying grouping, perimeter safety and color guidance; staff to implement administrative review procedures.
• Resolution 2026‑265 (Lights Out Heartland): Adopted unanimously after a Parks presentation urging shielding, warm‑tone fixtures, motion sensors and voluntary lights‑out during peak migration.
• Liquor license: Council authorized the city clerk to issue a liquor license to Your Lane Entertainment LLC doing business as Olivet Lanes at 9520 Olive Boulevard; staff noted police review was positive and the license transfer is expected effective May 1, 2026 (vote unanimous).
• Surplus vehicle: City declared a 2015 Chevrolet Impala (approx. 55,650 miles) surplus and authorized it for auction (vote unanimous).
• Minutes: Council approved March 24, 2026 council and work session minutes (vote unanimous).
• Executive session: Council voted to go into a closed session to discuss personnel matters pursuant to Missouri statute; after the closed session the mayor reported no major decisions were made and the meeting adjourned.
