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Council repeals Floodplain Ordinance after state notification
Summary
Gladstone council voted to repeal Ordinance 01-2026 after the State Floodplain Insurance Coordinator said the city had been included on a mailing list in error and is not part of the National Flood Insurance Program; motion by Mitchell Kovash carried at the July 6 meeting.
The Gladstone City Council voted to repeal Ordinance 01-2026 on July 6 after the State Floodplain Insurance Coordinator told Auditor Maria Kolling that Gladstone had been included in a mailing list in error and is not a participant in the National Flood Insurance Program. The motion to repeal was made by Council Member Mitchell Kovash and seconded by Council Member Dannielle Parkin; the minutes note the motion carried.
The repeal responds to the State's recommendation and removes a floodplain ordinance the State said Gladstone is not required to adopt. The action was taken during the public hearing/first reading item; no formal dissent or roll-call vote counts were recorded in the minutes beyond the motion and its passage. The minutes list the ordinance by number as Ordinance 01-2026 and identify the State Floodplain Insurance Coordinator as the party that recommended repeal.
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