If you have any comments for the
council, you may approach the the uh
podium andro give us our your name and
address and then um you have you'll have
three minutes to speak. The council will
not interface with you at this time.
Seeing no one coming forward,
we have a public hearing for the purpose
of certifying the rate of levy for
property taxes for the 2026 tax year
within the city of Fulton at 0.5431
for each $100 of the assessed valuation
of the property.
The format of the meeting hearing will
be as follow. I will issue three calls
for anyone wishing to speak in
opposition, then three calls for anyone
who wish to speak in favor. We ask that
you come to the podium, state your name
and address. The hearing is now declared
open.
First call, is there anyone present who
wish to speak in opposition of this
matter?
Second call, is there anyone present who
wish to speak in opposition of this
matter?
Third and final call. Is there anyone
present who wishes to speak in
opposition of this matter?
Seeing none, there will be three calls
issued for anyone wishing to speak in
favor of the matter being considered.
First call, is there anyone present who
wishes to speak in favor of this matter?
Second call, is there anyone present who
wish to speak in favor of this matter?
Third and final call. Is there anyone
present who wish to speak in favor of
this matter?
Seeing none, the public hearing is now
closed and we're and we'll return to our
regular agenda.
Okay. Our next item of business is the
approval of the consent agenda.
It consists of the city council meeting
minutes for July 28, 2026 and August 11,
2026.
a special event request. Missouri
Baptist disaster relief training
September 11 and 12. Uh two board and
commission appointments, one for the
board of adjustment, appointment of
alternate Bill Erns for a partial term
to expire in 2027
and planning and zoning appointment of
Dan Healey for a part partial term to
expire in 2029.
I would request to remove the um
appointment of Dan Healey to from the
consent agenda.
Anyone else have any other items on the
consent agenda you'd like to discuss?
If not, I'd entertain that motion. I'd
move the consent agenda. I guess I
should say as amended.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay.
for remaining items.
>> Do I have a second?
All right, we have a
motion to second to approve the
remaining items on the consent agenda.
Any discussion?
Hearing none. All those in favor, please
say yes.
>> Yes.
>> All those opposed, please say no.
Okay. So, I requested for the consent
agenda items for discussion. Uh Mr.
Healey for planning and zoning. I've
known known him for years and years. Great person, but he doesn't live
in the city limits to my knowledge. So,
how does that work?
>> Yeah, Kathy, I know you had some
discussions with our city attorney.
Would you like to give a little recap on
that, please?
>> Sure. Well, um Mr. Healey uh was I sent
out the board of adjustment um mailing
to our board of adjustment members and
Mr. was reviewing the ordin or the code
and he said he was told that if you had
property inside the city of Lament you
could be on the board of adjustment
apparently at some point that was a
mistake and you can only you have to be
a citizen a resident of the city to be
on that board.
>> Okay.
>> And uh so after Tom reviewed it um he
said that we couldn't put on the plan
because that is just a citizen and not a
resident. That's the requirements.
» Yeah. I don't understand that either.
>> I'm so sorry. So
>> on the board of adjustment, Mr. He was a member and um after reviewing the code
for that, he stepped out or he he told
me that he is actually a land owner here
in town and um so we reviewed it with
our legal and Tom said no the state
statute and so does our city code say
you have to be a resident of the city to
be on the board of adjustment but
planning and zoning it's not a
requirement to be a of a city only a
citizen
>> a citizen
>> it's made up of four citizens or however
many number citizen and there's no fewer
than four.
>> But a citizen of what?
>> So a citizen of the city? [laughter]
>> That's a it's a very subjective
question. Um based on what our city
attorney has indicated because he is a
property owner of property inside the
city limits, he is eligible statutoily
to be on the planning and zoning
commission and the mayor put him forward
as an appointment for this evening.
>> Yes.
>> Sorry. Would that respect? you know.
Well, it's it's a bit odd.
>> It is
>> because I remember I used to uh serve
with with Mr. Dy on parks and wreck at
one time when he moved out of town. He
resigned. So, that's why it was kind of
surprising. So, what's your pleasure?
>> Before Before you do that, uh Mr. Healey
works for a contractor here in in Fulton
and he's on a planning and zoning. Would
that affect him? Would he have to accuse
himself uh if some vote that his uh his
contractor is applying for? Would he
have to step away from that or is that
correct?
>> Yes. So, I would clarify that Mr. Healey
um does not work for Andrew Huey. To my
knowledge, he works for Andrew Huey's
father, Andy Huey. Um, and yes, if
either his employer or he had any sort
of conflict of interest, he would have
to recuse himself from whatever item was up for question
>> and he's aware of that.
>> Yes.
>> Okay. Thank you. That's all.
>> To that note, there are other builders
in town that are on planning zone. It
would have to be the same thing,
>> right?
>> Okay. All right.
Do I have a motion one way or the other?
Yeah, I'll make a motion that we go
ahead and uh appoint Dan Haley for a
partial term expired in 2029.
>> Motion to second. Any further
discussion?
>> All those in favor, please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> Those opposed.
>> All right. Eyes have it. Thank you.
Appreciate the clarification.
Okay. We next have the presentation
acceptance of the July uh directive
administration report.
>> Thank you, Deputy Mayor. I appreciate
that. Um I do want to just highlight one
event that we hosted mid July and that
was the chamber business breakfast with
the Kingdom Pilots Association um and
Myers Aviation at Elton Hensley Airport
was very well attended and I appreciate
the council members and the staff and
members of the community and business
community who were able to come out and
uh take a look at our airport and see
how wonderful it is and why it's such a
great asset here in the in the
community. Um, we also have been
reviewing some operational things at
Tanglewood Golf Course and exploring opportunities to improve some
efficiencies. So, um, no decisions have
been made at this point as far as the
operations at the golf course, but we
continue to to review future
possibilities there. And then I just
want to highlight again, we want to
thank, uh, former police chief Bill
Ladwick for his many, many years of
service. I think it was almost 26 years
of service. um and uh recently had his
retirement in the appointment of now
Chief Dal Hedges. So July was a busy
month for us. As always, staff is here
and if you guys have any specific
questions, we are happy to answer those
for you.
» Anyone?
If not,
entertain that motion.
We have a motion and second to accept
the um July directive of administration
report. Any further discussion?
All those in favor please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> Those opposed say no. Eyes have it.
Yeses have it. All right. Um so we next
have presentation of acceptance of the
July financial statement. I believe our
chief financial officer is here.
>> Hello.
>> Hi,
Andy Johnson, CFO. City of Fulton
recorded 6 months of sales tax in 2026.
Collections are up 1.7% from fiscal year
2025. Use tax is down 1.2% from fiscal
year 2025. July, we had two payroll
cycles and overall year-to- date
financial performance remains consistent
with budget expectations.
Does anybody have any questions?
>> Have any idea what's going on with used
tax? Just
>> I think it's all it's not just us. I
mean, it's all over the board.
>> Is it?
>> Yeah.
>> Maybe people are buying in town instead
of online. It's more
>> Okay.
>> There's Yeah, I've been reading on it
trying to find out what's going on and
it's just kind of
>> not that much. I mean, we're talking
$6,000.
» Anyone else have any questions?
I have a motion.
» I make a motion that we accept the
financial report.
>> Motion.
>> I'll second it.
>> Second. Thank you. Any further
discussion of the motion?
All those in favor? Please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> All post say no.
>> The yeses have it. We have no unfinished
business, no new business.
All right, which brings us to council
concerns.
Council members may discuss matters or
concerns not on this agenda. Council
leazison, city boards, and commission
may also provide a brief review of the
most recent meeting. Um, I'm on the list
first. So, the human rights commission
has not met since our last meeting. We
meet on the 31st
and uh I have no other concerns.
Councilman Combmes.
>> Yes, Deputy Mayor. Um, the plan and
zoning commission has not met since our
last meeting and I have no concerns
today.
» Councilman Coward,
>> uh, the, uh, public utility board met
yesterday, had a healthy discussion
about the land that's a little later on
the agenda and the potential to, uh,
secure our future for electrical
generation. So, Some of that will come
up later, but I appreciate all the staff
work on that.
All right. Anything else?
Okay, Councilwoman Hansen.
>> Um, I have to apologize because I don't
know the status of the historic
preservation committee. I haven't been
to a meeting in several months. Um, and
need to get back at that. Um, my concern
would be that I'm hoping as we're
looking at the budget for next year that
we could explore the possibilities of an
adaptive sports program
um with Callaway County Special
Services.
>> Thank you.
All right. Uh, Council Heni is absent
tonight. Councilwoman Rail,
>> I have had more than several concerns
from constituents in my ward with regard
to mowing, with regard to flooding of
their backyards, from the rain, with
regarding it doesn't really matter. Just
quite quite several phone calls and
every single time I bring it to the
city, they address it. I don't know that
they take care of it right away, but
they address it. So, I just want my
constituents to know
that I do take it where it needs to go
and it is addressed and I don't know if
it's solved immediately, but I feel very
confident that it will be and I thank
you all for doing that.
» As sometimes answered, it's not the
city's responsibility, but it's always
good to check in. Thank you,
Councilwoman Reclu.
So, good evening everyone. Um, I jump on
what Marine said. Um, we have water in
our backyard right now. There's a lot of
construction going on at South
and uh, so yeah, we've got a lot of
problems sit out there and uh, we deal
with it one at a time. Yes. Every time
that I have approached city to talk
about this kind of thing, you know,
there are things they can't repair. This
is a homeowner's responsibility on some
of these things, but we are bring it to
us and we will try to take care of what
we can. And that's all I have tonight.
Thank you.
>> Thank you,
Councilman Washington.
>> Thank you. Uh uh just uh I don't believe
we had a park board meeting since last
time. Uh the concern I have uh I just
like to have an update. Uh I on the
Crestwood about the sidewalks and just
uh I know we had a grant and that things
I think things have been pushed to push
back. I just get an update for the
people that might be listening about the
sidewalks and things that we're looking
to do in the future over there.
>> Mr. Dunlap, would you like to come on
down? I
>> think we have a meeting on that.
>> Thank you. I am sure Daryl will cover
that in his comments.
» Yeah, we've been working with the state
to get that grant moved on on through
the uh I believe tomorrow at 4:00.
That correct, city clerk?
>> Yes,
>> there is a a meeting on it here open to
the public for questions and concerns
and we'll have the drawings and sketches
here at that time for anybody wants to
stop by.
>> Okay. Thank you. And
>> that's here.
>> Yes, it is here.
>> Thank you.
Anything else?
>> No.
>> All right. Thank you.
>> All right. We'll move on to resolutions.
Do we have anything on 3617?
» Thank you very much. No. Um 3617. We
asked for you guys to postpone to this
meeting. At this time, Tom, our city
attorney, is still finalizing some of
the details. So, personally, I think we
can just let this one die and then when
it's time to bring it back, we will
bring it back to you. I I hate to have
you postpone it again uh as we're
waiting. I don't I want to be efficient
with your time. So,
I would just let this one die.
>> Okay.
>> Unless there's any opposition to that.
>> I'm really going to say I'd really like
to see it next time get get through it.
>> I've heard your I've heard your opinion,
Deputy Mayor.
>> Mr. Bor,
>> resolution 3617, agreement with the
invoice cloud electronic bill payment
service. A resolution authorizing the
director of administration on the behalf
of the city of Bulton, Missouri to sign
all necessary document in relations to
an agreement with the invoice cloud
incorporated for electronic billing
presentment and payment service. I make
a motion that we pass resolution 3617
at tonight's council meeting.
>> Before somebody makes a second.
>> No, it's not possible.
>> It's okay. It's okay. Before someone
makes a second, just know if we don't
get a second, it will automatically die.
So, we can just sit here for a moment in
silence. And I'm assuming I'm not going
to hear a second.
>> I kind of figured that.
>> That's okay. You were procedurally you
were fine. So, if uh I will turn it back
over to the deputy mayor, but I'm not
hearing a second. [laughter]
>> Just getting nervous. That's fine.
» All right. Uh resolution 3617 dies for
lack of a second.
Thank you. All right. Presenter. Um,
resolution 3618.
I'm down on the docket for this one. So,
resolution 3618, agreement with Twiling
Construction Company for grave
excavation services. A resolution
authorizing the mayor on behalf of the
city of Fton, Missouri to execute a
contract with Twiling Construction
Company of Fton, Missouri for grave
excavation services and establish an
effective date. I move adoption of
resolution 3618 at tonight's council
meeting.
>> Second.
>> Motion to second. Any discussion of of
this item?
>> I would just simply note that we have
had u a long-standing agreement with Mr.
Twilman and have appreciated a good
working relationship with him for many
years. Again, the city goes out Kathy,
it's approximately every five years. Is
that three years? We go out to bid every
three years for this. Um, again, he was
the low bidder and we've been very
pleased with his work for many years.
>> I know it's been
first
probably close 10 years.
>> All right. Anything else? All those in
favor, please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> Those opposed? No. The yeses have it.
Thank you. Resolution 3619, Mrs. Hansen.
This is Clean Water State Revolving
Fund.
>> Yes. Uh, resolution 3619,
Clean Water State Revolving Fund,
authorized representatives. A resolution
authorizing the filing of an application
with the Missouri Department of Natural
Resources Clean Water State Revolving
Fund Program for financial assistance
under the Missouri Clean Water Law,
chapter 644.
I would like to make a motion to adopt
resolution 3619 at this council meeting.
I'll second
motion a second to adopt 136 3619 at
tonight's council meeting. Any
discussion of this m matter?
>> I would just clarify this is just
solidifying the number or the specific
individuals who are allowed to get
information or sign particular documents
related to the wastewater treatment
plant program and the funding that's
associated with that. So, we do need
this agreement with DNR accordingly.
» All those in favor, please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> Those opposed?
>> Guesses have it. Thank you. All right.
We are now to ordinances. The first
ordinance we have is an emergency
ordinance. It's uh bill number 1796,
airport infrastructure grant agreement
amendment.
Uh do you have any words to say before
we go into this, sir? Um I would just
note that we were recently made aware of
a grant deadline um which unfortunately
is going to occur prior to our next
meeting. So the city of Fulton tries not
to have any um emergency ordinances
unless they're really really needed and
we can justify the reasoning behind it.
Uh but the city has an opportunity to
get approximately $137,000 in grant
funding while our portion that we pay
out is approximately $1,397.
So really important funding for our
airport and uh we wish we could have
known about this a little earlier
otherwise it would not be an emergency
at this evening's meeting.
>> Commes would you read that bill in its
full entirety and then ask for it to be
read by title only if the second Thank
you.
>> Mr. [clears throat] Combmes.
>> All right. Uh this one is emergency bill
number 19 or 1796 airport infrastructure
grant agreement amendment. an emergency
ordinance authorizing the mayor on
behalf of the city of Fton, Missouri to
execute all necessary documents related
to the amendment number one to the state
block grant agreement for the project
24-040A-1
with Missouri highways and
transportation commission for airfield
pavement maintenance and drainage
improvements at the Elton Hinsley
Memorial Airport and establishing an
effective date. Now therefore being
ordained by the council of the city of
Fton, Missouri as follows. Section one,
that the council hereby authorizes the
mayor on behalf of the city of Fton,
Missouri to execute all necessary
documents in relation to amendment one
to the state block grant agreement with
the Missouri Highways and Transportation
Commission for project 24-040A-1.
The amendment provides additional grant
funding in the amount not to exceed
$137,000
and requires a city to provide
additional matching funds of not less
than $7,210.
An unexecuted copy of the amendment is
attached for as exhibit A. Section two
that the ordinance is an emergency
ordinance within the meaning of article
3 section 3.10 10 of the Fulton City
Charter due to the requirement that
amendment number one be executed by the
city on or before August 31st, 2026 in
order to secure the additional grant
funding for the project to to ensure
timely action on this. All three
readings of this ordinance must be
completed at one meeting. Section three
uh that all ordinance of this or parts
of this ordinance in conflict or of
ordinances in conflict with this
ordinance are hereby repealed and
section four that this ordinance shall
be enforced in effect after its passage
of the council and approval by the
mayor. Uh I make a motion to place bill
uh number 1796 for second and third
reading by title only at tonight's
meeting. only second.
>> Well, second and third.
>> Okay, second.
>> Sorry. I'll second it.
» Any discussion of this? We have a motion
to second. Any discussion of this
motion?
Okay. Hearing none. All those in favor,
please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> All opposed.
No. Okay. One. No.
Mary. Okay. Thank you.
Okay. Um we can move to second second
reading. We have six affirmative. Okay.
Mr. Combmes.
>> Uh bill number 19 or 1796 airport
infrastructure grant agreement
amendment. an emergency ordinance
authorizing the mayor on behalf of the
city of Pton, Missouri to execute all
necessary documents related to amendment
number one to the state block grant
agreement for project 24-0A-1
with Missouri highways and
transportation commission for airfield
pavement maintenance and drainage
improvements at the Elton Hensley
Memorial Airport and establishing an
effective date. I make a motion to put
bill number 1796 for final reading at
tonight's meeting.
>> A motion and a second for bill 1796 to
go to third reading at tonight's
meeting. Any discussion of that motion?
All those in favor, please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> Those opposed?
Okay. We had the second reading. We'll
move to third. We have six affirmative.
Right. Mr. Combmes.
>> Uh, emergency bill number 1796, airport
infrastructure grant agreement
amendment. an emergency ordinance
authorizing the mayor on behalf of the
city of Fton, Missouri to execute all
necessary documents related to amendment
number one to the state block grant
agreement for project 24-040A-1
with Missouri highways and
transportation commission for the
airfield pavement maintenance and
drainage improvements at the Elton
Hinsley Memorial Airport and
establishing an effective. I make a
motion to pass bill number 1796 for
final reading time.
>> Second
couple seconds.
>> All righty.
» I have a motion to place bill number
1796 for final passage of tonight's
meeting. Is there any discussion of this
motion?
If not, um hearing none, all those in
favor, please say yes.
>> Yes. Those opposed say no.
>> Okay, the motion carries. Your bill 1796
presented three times. Now is the time
for final consideration. Please answer
yes or no as the clerk reads the roll
call.
>> Mr. Coward,
>> yes.
>> Miss Hansen,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Henchie, Miss Railton,
>> yes.
>> Miss Reclub,
>> no.
>> Mr. Washington,
>> yes.
>> Mr. West,
>> yes. Mr. Combmes.
>> Yes.
>> Six council members affirmative.
>> Okay. Bill number 1796 has is declared
passed. Thank you all.
Okay.
Moving for first reading. Um bill number
1797, conveyance of city owned property.
Uh Mr. Coward.
>> Thank you. Uh, bill 1797, conveyance of
city-owned property, an ordinance
authorizing the mayor on behalf of the
city of Filton, Missouri to execute an
agreement for the sale of real estate
and all necessary documents for the
conveyance of a certain city-owned real
property to Missouri joint municipal
electric utility commission and
establishing effective an effective
date. I make a motion to place this on
the place this on tonight's agenda for a
second reading.
>> We have a motion and second to move bill
1797
for second reading at tonight's council
meeting. Any discussion on this matter?
>> I would just clarify that this bill um
as was indicated and what Mr. Coward
read just is the conveyance for that
property related to the generation
project. Um, so again, city attorney Tom
Riley has been in communication with
Mudgemuk attorneys and uh, we feel I've
learned that one from Daryl over the
years. Uh, we feel confident in moving
forward at this time.
>> Thank you. Any further discussion?
>> All those in favor, please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> Those opposed.
All righty. Yes. Have it. Um, bill
number 1797 for second reading.
Commissioner Coward.
>> Bill [clears throat]
number 1797,
conveyance of city-owned property. An
ordinance authorizing the mayor on
behalf of the city of Fland, Missouri to
execute an agreement for the sale of
real estate and all necessary documents
for the conveyance of certain city-owned
real property to the Missouri Joint
Municipal Electric Utility Commission
and establishing an effective date.
We'll make a motion to place this this
bill for third reading at the next
council meeting.
And we have a motion and second to place
bill number 1797 to be read for third
reading at our next regularly scheduled
council meeting. Any discussion of this
matter?
Hearing none. All those in favor, please
say yes. Yes.
>> All opposed
say no.
Yeses have it. Okay. Thank you. Um
we're now to second reading of
ordinances bill number 1793
resoling property east of Country
Meadows Lane. Mrs. Mlu.
>> Yes.
I also agree to
bill number 1793,
reszoning property east of of County
Meadow Lane as an ordinance
reclassifying a track of land located
east of County Meadow Lane and south of
State Road F in Fulton, Missouri from C3
planned commercial to C2 commercial
under the zoning code of the city of of
Fulton establish an effective date. Make
a motion that bill number 1793 be
considered for the third reading at this
meeting.
>> To second that
have a motion to second. Place bill 1793
for third reading at this council
meeting. Is there any discussion on this
motion?
All right. Hearing none. All those in
favor, please say yes. Yes.
>> All those opposed, please say no.
>> Motion carries.
This is for clue
bill number bill number 1793 reszoning
property east of country county meadow
lane as an ordinance reclassifying a
traffic plan located east of country
meadow lane and south of state road F in
Fton Missouri from C3 plan commercial to
C2 commercial under the zoning code of
the city of of Fold and establish an
effective date. I make a motion to place
this bill for final passage at this
council meeting.
>> I'm double honored to honor that and
second that motion. [laughter]
» I have a motion to place bill number
1793 for final passage. Is there any
discussion of this motion?
Hearing none. All those in favor, please
say yes.
>> Yes.
All those opposed, please say no.
The motion carries. You have heard bill
number 1793 presented three times. Now
is the time for final consideration.
Please answer yes or no as the clerk
reads the roll call. Madam clerk,
>> Miss Hansen,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Heny,
>> Miss Relton,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Reclu,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Washington,
>> absolutely. Yes.
>> Mr. West.
>> Yes.
>> Mr. Cones,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Coward,
>> yes.
>> The seven council members, affirmative.
Bill number 1793 has passed. Thank you
all.
>> Bob, are you going to be able to bring
that level of enthusiasm to the
remainder of this agenda or
>> Okay. [laughter]
>> You must be his dentist.
>> I'm very excited to uh to see this
happen.
>> This will be a great improvement to
[laughter]
>> development.
>> So, Mr. Henry is supposed to read bill
number 1794. Mr. Washington, can I ask
you to do second and third tonight?
1794
» bill number uh number 1794 tax rate and
levy of taxes. an ordinance fixing the tax rate and living taxes for
the calendar year of 2026 on all taxable
property in the city of Ps, Missouri at
0.54331
for each $100 of assessment value of said
property and establish an effective
date. I make a motion that we place uh
bill number 1794 with third reading on
tonight's meeting.
>> We have a motion and second to place
bill number 1794 with third reading at
tonight's council meeting and then
discussion of this motion.
>> May I me I'd like to clarify that that's
0.5.
» That's what I heard.
>> Okay. [laughter]
That's what I heard.
» Okay.
Thank you. Um, so a little bit of
discussion. I did notice that this
changed from what it was last meeting
when we did first reading it and went
down from 0.5434
to 0.5431.
Um, any explanation of that now?
>> Yes. The explanation I'm going to give
you is that the city was notified by the
county clerk's office um after
discussions with the county clerk, I
believe the commissioners and the county
assessor's office that they needed to
reconfigure the number a couple times.
So, uh while I can't speak to their
reconfigurations or what prompted that,
we were notified that there was a change
and then received our proforma from the
state auditor's office.
>> It [clears throat] seems like we're
always pushing the
Mike's opinion. We we're always pushing
this at the last minute. Um I know the
timeline's pretty tight for the for the
county, but really be nice to get this a
little earlier than the last meeting.
That's my editorial comment. Any other
discussion of this matter for this
motion? All righty. Hearing none. All
those in favor, please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> Those opposed say no.
>> All right. Yeses have it. Um
we move to third reading. Mr.
Washington.
>> Yes. Bill number 1794, tax rate and
living of taxes. an ordinance fixing the
tax rate of living taxes for the
calendar year of 2026 on all taxable
property in the city of Fton, Missouri
at 0.5431
for each $100 of of assessment and value
and set property and establish an
effective date. I make a motion that we
pass bill number 1740 94 at tonight's
council meeting.
>> Second. Okay, I have a motion, a second
to place bill number 1794 for final
passage at tonight's meeting. Is there
any discussion of this motion?
Hearing none. All those in favor, please
say yes.
>> Yes.
>> All those opposed, please say no.
The motion carries. You have heard bill
number 1794 presented three times. Now
is the time for final consideration.
Please answer yes or no as the clerk
reads the roll call. Madam clerk,
>> Mr. Henchie, Miss Railton,
>> yes,
>> Mr. McClue,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Washington,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Wes,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Cox,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Coward,
>> yes.
>> Miss Hansen,
>> yes.
>> Seven council members affirmative.
>> Thank you. Bill number 1794 has passed.
We now have bill number 1795
state revolving fund sewer revenue bonds
and miss railton
this
>> bill number 1795 state revolving fund
sewer revenue bond an ordinance
authorizing the issuance of a seweridge
system revenue bond series 2026 in an
amount not to exceed 4,314,50
$50.94
through the state of Missouri direct
loan program and authorizing related
actions and documents. And I make a
motion to consider this for a third
reading at this meeting tonight.
>> Have a motion second place bill number
1795.
Make sure I got my numbers right here. U
for third reading at this council
meeting. Is there any discussion on this
motion
hearing? None. All those in favor,
please say yes.
>> Yes.
>> All those opposed, please say no.
Motion carries. Bill number
1795 will move to third reading at
tonight's meeting. This is real.
Bill number 1795, State Revolving Fund
Sewer Revenue Bond, an ordinance
authorizing the issuance of a sewer
ridge system revenue bond series 2026
in an amount not to exceed 4,314,50.94
through the state of Missouri direct
loan program and authorizing related
actions and documents. I make a motion
to accept this bill this evening.
Second.
>> We have a motion and second
to place bill number 1795 for final
passage at tonight's meeting. Is there
any discussion of this motion?
>> Hearing none. All those in favor, please
say yes.
>> All those opposed? No. Motion carries.
You have per bill number 1795 presented
three times.
Now is the time for final consideration.
Please answer yes or no as the clerk
reads the roll call.
>> Miss Realton,
>> yes.
>> Miss Reclu,
>> Mr. Washington,
>> yes.
>> Mr. West,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Cons,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Coward,
>> yes.
>> Miss Anson,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Henchie. Seven council members
affirmative.
>> Bill number 1795 has passed.
We now have for third reading. Bill
number 1792, vacating easement. Mr.
Calhert.
Bill number 1792, vacating easement, an
ordinance authorizing the mayor on
behalf of the city of Fulton to execute
all documents necessary to vacate,
release, and relinquish
any city of Fulton public utility
easement located within the Prager
Prather Legacy Ventures LLC development
on the east side of Country Metals Lane,
city of Fulton, Missouri. In favor of
the PR Prader Legacy Ventures LLC, I
make a motion that this uh this bill be
passed at tonight's meeting.
We have a motion and a second to place
bill number 1792
at tonight's council meeting.
Is there any discussion of this motion?
» Hearing none. All those in favor, please
say yes.
>> Yes.
All those opposed, please say no.
Motion carries.
You have heard bill number 1792
presented three times. Now is the time
for final consideration. Please answer
yes or no as the clerk reads the roll
call.
>> Mr. Reclu,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Washington,
>> yes.
>> Mr. West,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Cons,
>> yes.
>> Mr. Coward,
>> yes.
>> Miss Hansen,
>> hi. Miss Railton,
>> yes.
>> Seven. Council member affirmative.
>> Thank you. Bill number 1792
has passed.
That concludes our ordinances. Uh move
us to announcements. Next city council
meeting will be held on Tuesday,
September 8th at 6:30 p.m. The city of
Bolton, Legends Reclex, and the solid
waste department will be closed Monday,
September 7, in observance of the Labor
Day holiday. Emergency service will
remain in normal operation. The Fton
City Council will meet only once in
September due to the Missouri Municipal
League conference. Any other
announcements to anyone?
>> Uh, one thing obviously schools started
this week and with that brings a lot of
additional traffic and um, you know,
some different patterns with that
traffic. So, just a reminder to the
community, mind those school zones.
Please be careful when driving,
especially when pedestrians are nearby.
Uh, and practice a little bit of
patience. um school buses and school
personnel I know are working very
diligently to try to keep everyone safe
and get everyone in the facilities in a
timely manner. So you might notice some
changes. Plan a couple extra minutes to
get yourself to where you need to go.
And then lastly, I just want to say
thank you again to staff. It's been warm
again lately. So for everybody who's
been out there working very, very hard.
We appreciate all that you're doing and
we want you to stay cool and safe. Um,
but whether it's making sure that your
trash gets picked up or taking care of
the roadways or making sure that you
know where there should be a stop sign
because sometimes people take those. Uh,
we appreciate all of that kind of stuff
being taken care of, especially when
it's really hot outside. So, thank you
guys very much.
>> Thank you for those. I was going to
bring up the school. Thank you for that.
Any other announcements? Anyone? We have
no need for executive session tonight.
Okay, M
>> Mr. Washington, Mr. Clue, non-debatable.
Any All those in favor, please say yes.
Those opposed, you stay around, I guess.