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Clarkson Valley board appoints president, approves county waste-reduction grant and hears police report

City of Clarkson Valley Board of Aldermen · June 2, 2026
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Summary

The board appointed Alderman Lin Midyett as Board President, approved a funding agreement with St. Louis County for a waste reduction grant (Bill No. 0598), and received a monthly police report; officials also noted an unsuccessful East-West Gateway grant application and plans for a special meeting to select a trash vendor.

Alderman Andrew Low nominated Lin Midyett to serve as President of the Board of Aldermen. The motion was seconded by Alderman Jeff Schweig and the voice vote to appoint Midyett passed.

Ms. Eldridge read Bill No. 0598 (authorizing a funding agreement for a waste reduction grant with St. Louis County) for the second time. The board approved the ordinance on roll call: Yes — Schweig, Low, Birkel, Midyett, Nuelle; Absent — MacDonald. Mayor McNamara declared the ordinance passed.

Lt. John Bodi summarized the monthly police report for the board. Mayor McNamara relayed that the Forest Hills Country Club had raised concerns about e-bikes and said she plans to attend a Chesterfield Public Safety Committee meeting on potential e-bike regulations; she also reported the city’s East-West Gateway Council of Governments grant application was not accepted and that a special meeting will be necessary to select a trash-service vendor.

Financial overview provided in the minutes listed cash and income figures for the period; the minutes include figures as presented in the packet. The meeting adjourned at 7:27 p.m.