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Board approves consent agenda including UV lights purchase and park renaming
Summary
The Smithville Board of Aldermen approved a multi-item consent agenda on July 7, 2026, covering minutes, finance reports, a $40,356.06 UV lights purchase for the wastewater plant, easement exchanges for Main and Mill, the renaming of Diamond Crest Park to OK Railroad Park and Trail, and several administrative agreements.
The Smithville Board of Aldermen approved its consent agenda without discussion during the July 7 regular session. Items listed in the consent agenda included minutes from prior meetings, the financial report for May 2026, Resolution 1591 authorizing the purchase of ultra-violet lights from Trojan Technologies for $40,356.06 for the wastewater treatment plant, and Resolution 1593 to exchange easements related to the Main and Mill project.
The consent package also included Resolution 1594 renaming Diamond Crest Park to OK Railroad Park and Trail; Resolution 1592 to authorize recruitment reimbursement agreements for POST-certified police officers; Resolution 1595 expressing support for a Clay County Senior Services grant application; Resolution 1596 approving an owner's representative agreement with Navigate Building Solutions for Smith's Fork Park projects; and administrative revisions to the temporary hydrant meter policy and Schedule of Fees. Alderman Marv Atkins moved to approve the consent agenda, Alderman Dan Hartman seconded, and the Board voted 4-0 (Alderman Leeah Stone absent).
