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Board approves code recodification, training‑IGA, retaining‑wall contract; delays MSD reimbursement vote
Summary
At its June 15 meeting the Brentwood Board of Aldermen adopted a new code of ordinances (Ordinance 52‑35), approved an intergovernmental training IGA (Ordinance 52‑36), awarded a retaining‑wall contract, authorized a branding contract, and deferred a stormwater reimbursement agreement with MSD.
The Brentwood Board of Aldermen took several formal actions on June 15, approving ordinances and resolutions and carrying contracts as described below.
Ordinance 52‑35 (Bill 66‑11): The City Attorney explained that the code recodification updates city ordinances to align with 2024 state statutory changes. The board perfected and adopted Bill 66‑11, which was declared Ordinance 52‑35 after a roll call vote.
Ordinance 52‑36 (Bill 66‑12): The board approved an intergovernmental agreement authorizing the mayor to sign a coordinated battalion chief training‑officer arrangement with Clayton, Maplewood and Shrewsbury to allow use of Brentwood's new training tower; Bill 66‑12 was perfected and became Ordinance 52‑36.
Resolution 15‑92: The board authorized an agreement with Destination by Design for a comprehensive logo and branding initiative after staff described a competitive RFQ process and the communications committee recommended the firm.
Resolution 15‑93: Public Works recommended a poured‑concrete retaining wall at Russell and Collier; the board approved a contract with JE Novak for $17,002.83 (plus $0.21 as recorded in the contract line) for the basic 18‑inch wall option; the transcript records that block‑wall and tinted‑concrete alternatives were costlier.
Bill 66‑13 (OMCI reimbursement agreement with MSD): Staff said MSD will reimburse Brentwood up to $125,219 for the stormwater master plan (the project cost was reported as slightly over $160,000). At Alderman Goad's request, the board deferred the second reading and will take the reimbursement agreement up at its July meeting so Public Works can discuss whether to reserve reimbursement for other stormwater projects.
Closed session: The board voted to enter closed session under RSMo 610.021(12) and adjourned into closed session.
The meeting record shows these actions were approved by voice vote or roll call as noted; specifics of roll‑call tallies are recorded in the meeting minutes where roll calls occurred.
