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Council amends claims approval to withhold payouts for MPP/MBB properties until secondary access plan is provided

City of Kirk, South Dakota — City Council/Board of Commissioners · May 27, 2026
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Summary

The council approved an amendment to exclude payouts for specific properties (referred to as MPP/MBB) from claims approval until the developer provides a plan for secondary access and contractual obligations are resolved; the amendment passed on a roll-call vote.

The council voted to amend a routine claims-approval motion to exclude payouts for certain properties until a secondary access plan and other contractual obligations are resolved. Chair (S1) introduced the original motion to approve claims; Committee member (S4) pressed the council to withhold a specific payout while access issues are addressed.

"Can we hold that? Can we hold any burden? I wanna hold as many things against that until we get that secondary access as possible," Committee member (S4) said, asking the body to use the claims process as leverage. Clerk/Staff (S3) responded that the city has signed binding agreements and that withholding would need to be handled carefully but acknowledged a short withholding was possible while the issue is investigated.

After discussion, a motion to amend the claims approval — to exclude the named claim(s) for MPP/MBB properties pending resolution of secondary access and contractual obligations — was seconded and carried by roll call. The council recorded affirmative roll-call responses from members during the amendment vote (names read aloud during the meeting). The amendment directs staff to withhold the specified payout and to report back when the secondary access and contract issues are resolved.