November 11, 1919, we started beginning celebrating armistice day at that time, later created to be a federal holiday, 1938, it was later changed to veterans day in 1954.
So I'm going to read tonight from Dwight Eisenhower's proclamation of the first veterans day in 1954.
As long as our custom to commemorate November 11th, the anniversary of the ending of World War I,
by paying tribute to the heroes of that tragic struggle and by rededicating ourselves to the cause of peace.
In order to expand the significance of that commemoration,
and in order that a grateful nation might pay appropriate homage to the veterans of all its wars,
who have contributed so much to the preservation of this nation,
The Congress, by an act approved on June 1, changed the name of the holiday to Veterans Day.
And I do hereby call upon all of our citizens to observe Thursday, November 11, 1954 as Veterans Day.
On that day, let us solemnly remember the sacrifices of all those who fought so valiantly on the seas, in the air, and on four insurers to preserve our heritage of freedom,
And let us re-consecrate ourselves to the task of promoting and enduring peace so that their efforts shall not have been in vain.
Thank you.
And I'll be just in the pledge.
I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands.
One nation, under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Please call the roll.
The Honorable Great Condition Mayor.
I am here.
Harold Phillips Council Member First Ward.
Shelton Ponder Council Member First Chair.
Kelly Rampozo Council Member Second Ward.
Adam Travis Council Member Second Ward.
President.
Kevin Graham Council Member Third Ward.
Jeff Wat Council Member Third Ward.
President.
Jean Gintrick Council Member Fourth Ward.
Michael Hagen Council Member Fourth Ward.
President.
All right.
The first item on the agenda is the
25 civic leadership award this year we have Dr. David Silly. I think I almost
everybody in here already knows not
to have no stage anyone.
I guess you don't want to do it.
I apologize. This is my vision.
So tonight, you know, this is the biggest award that we get out as a community and so we're
changing it up a little bit this year and I think from this year for and I'd like to see us
always invite back all the previous award winners to celebrate the next award winner and so
tonight we have a number of people in the audience that have come back to celebrate David Slates and
And so what I'd like to do is I'm going to come down and read the resolution down here
and I'd like David Slee and his family to come up, but I also like all the other people
that have been civic leadership award winners to come on up while we do that and I'll
get a picture taken together, okay?
past
mayors.
So this is the boss time,
can't?
I can't.
Steve Hawkins.
Steve Hawkins is one.
Why not?
All right, so this is our biggest award.
We all know David.
But I still want to read a proclamation,
because the people at home that will be watching the San TV may not know David
and all this contributions to the community.
So we're going to do this resolution for David Slay.
It's a resolution of appreciation and commendation to David Slay.
Whereas Dr. David Slay served as the President of William J.
College from 2000 to 2016, where he ushered in the integration of technology
to both teaching and learning of the college and over saw campus developments
like the construction of the prior earnings common, and Schumacher Hall, and in
an extensive renovation of Yatesville College, meaning, and whereas upon his
retirement from Williamville College, Dr. Silly committed foolish to volunteer
service and liberty. Highlining his passion and dedication to helping others by
serving as a member of the Liberty Parks and Recreation Foundation board for
years. Raising funds for scholarships to park a rent programming and community center
memberships for the Liberty community. And whereas Dr. Slee is a member up and served
as the first president of Clay County and for inclusion and organization dedicated to
eliminating racism and other forms of discrimination. And whereas Dr. Slee is a member
and served us the...
I'm trying to just not ask this.
I've tried to deal with that last year.
So we'll start again.
I don't know.
We're asked.
Dr. Silly is currently the president of the Board of...
and is a much ministry food pantry in Liberty,
which serves more than 625 families per month
to address food security for people in need within Clay County.
And where as Dr. Sully has selflessly served liberty,
first professionally and now is the volunteer,
for 25 years helping this community flourish.
Now, there are four big results by the mayor
and city council of the City of Liberty
that's the secret appreciation and commendation being extended
to Dr. David Sully for his outstanding
dedicated service to the citizens of Liberty. And that best wishes be extended to
Dr. Sulee for the future, said resolution of appreciation is made at
permanent part of the official records of the City of Liberty Clay County
Missouri from this day for a pass by the City Council this 10th day of November
for 2025. Congratulations.
This clock that says it's 920. I have no idea how to do it.
So, I hope that technology, I hope you'll somehow, I'm sure we can figure that out.
So congratulations. Congratulations.
You want us to slide in, alright?
Can you just lay a shield on your body?
I said you can, right?
No, I was waiting for her.
All
right, first out of on the agenda is the resolution of the City Council and the City
everybody, Clay County is adopting the transportation master plan for the city.
It's PNZK 2552A.
It's approval.
Better motion a second.
Any discussion?
All the favorite raise your hand?
I'll.
Oh, does.
Yeah.
We're going to open the public hearing when anybody wish to come forward to speak on this issue.
All right, we're going to close the LC and bank coming forward. So we're going to close up all the caring. All right, now,
all the favor is right hand.
Yeah, it's all right, it's all as opposed. Resolution passes, next item is resolution, the city council, the city will be, quick out in the Missouri, adopting the south of the blue parkway, roundabout study for the city. It's P and Z case 25 to ask for it for a.
All right, this requires the public care. We're going to open the public hearing, this is the one which come forward and speak on this resolution.
Seeing none, we're going to close the public hearing.
It's approval.
Then a motion.
Second.
Pause the favor.
Raise your right hand.
Resolution passes unanimously.
Next item is an order to amend in chapter 30 unified development ordinance of the
Code of City of Liberty.
Quite kind of is regarding the transportation master plan.
PNZK's 25-53A.
This is going to also have a public hearing.
I'm going to open public hearing.
Does anyone wish to come forward to speak on the issue?
Seeing none, I'm going to close the public hearing.
I'm going to move the way the rules consider it some first read.
It's been a much set of the way the rules consider on first read.
No, it's a favorite range right hand.
All's opposed, much the way the rules pass is unanimously.
Move the approval.
Second.
It's been a much set of proof of the ordinance.
The discussion.
All those favorite range right hand.
All the opposed orders passes unanimously as approved by the mayor.
Next item is an ordinance acknowledging vendor payments for the period of October 17,
2025 to October 31st, 2025.
We have approval.
Second.
Any discussion?
Call the roll.
Council member Phillips.
Yes.
Council member Ponder.
Council member Travis.
Council member Graham.
Yes.
Council member Wood.
Yes.
Council member Gintra.
Council member Hager.
Or as to prove independence passes unanimously approved by the.
Next time.
on its amendment 1 to 177 approving an amendment to the agreement with the Health
for Workler, LLC for the design of the Public Plaza Associated with the City Health
Police Expansion by increasing the current agreement amount by 24,000 to 1,742,382 dollars.
Mr. Chairman.
on the right hand.
Hold the pose.
Push the way the rules passes unanimously.
Move the approval.
Second.
Then a motion second.
Any discussion?
All those of the favorite ways you right hand?
Hold the pose.
One of the passes unanimously approved by the mayor.
Next time is ordinance demanding.
For answer number one, two, one, three, uh,
approving a final change order with McConnell associates.
With the sidewalk improvements for Mississippi Street from Fairview Avenue to Maple Street.
City Project number 21 dash zero to five.
By decreasing the contract amount.
I want $1,194 for a sense to $120,121 and $0.26.
Move the way through rules, consider some first read.
Then the most second way through rules,
consider on first read all of the favorite age right hand.
I'll suppose most of the way the rules pass as Namesley.
Move it through rule.
Second.
Then the most second in discussion.
All of the favorite ways you're right hand.
All of the buzz.
Ported as passed as Namesley has approved by the mayor.
Next time, it's morning submitting.
Chapter 18, licenses of the code of the city of Liberty,
Clay County, Missouri.
We would weigh the rules for Sarah first grade.
Then the most of the second.
The way the rules for Sarah first reading.
All those favorite rules right here.
All the polls.
Most of the way the rules pass is unanimously.
Second.
There's been on motion.
Second to prove the ordinance.
In discussion.
All those favorite ways you're right here.
All the polls.
What is passed is unanimously approved by the mayor.
Next item is the resolution authorizing the acceptance of a financial grant
awarded by firehouse sub public safety foundation for the
The purchase of a 2025 Polaris Ranger XP 1000 North Star Edition.
Moving to approval.
Thank you.
It's been a motion of second, any discussion?
All of us in favor of a raise right hand.
All of us in post, resolution passes unanimously.
Next item is a resolution accepted in the design and installation of pedestrian lighting
on Main Street, North of Mississippi Street, by Black and McDonald.
Move approval of a resolution.
Second.
Been a motion of second in discussion?
All of us in favor of raise right hand?
As opposed resolution passes down next item as resolution accepting the sidewalk improvements for Mississippi Street Fairview at Avenue to Maple Street City Project number 21 dash 025 of McCall and Associates
It's brutal second. It's been a motion of second any discussion all the favorite raise right hand all the posts
Resolution passes unanimously all right
So this is participation anybody wish to come forward speak out in the issue tonight
nothing big I know I've keep been yet
Apparently from other stuff but you know me. Thank you. You're invited too. It's 20. You don't where I live.
Yeah. Thank you for serving. I could not be in front of people all day and take suggestions even though I'm up here.
But I want to talk about change and it's a perfect time for that because it's changed this season.
And in case I've got this wrong, but they're going to do the hole in the square in the
police station at the same time.
So it's going to be fun.
Down here.
So it's all take a deep breath.
You know why?
Let's go on on.
And just accept it and wait for the wait for it to be done.
And I also want to thank the sidewalks.
And there is one theory about improving the city sidewalks and street lights.
You've done both. Especially North Maine. I drove people up there the other day. Thank you for that. That was well needed.
And that's all they got, except the change it's coming.
We have a little work for that.
Let me
just say how much I appreciate the recognition tonight, honored to be among this group of folks.
the heroes in the history of liberty, and I'm humbled to be among the people who are
spending countless hours working on behalf of our community to make it as I think I've
heard the greatest city in America. I'm planning to thank you for that.
I'm planning to thank you very much.
Thank you Dr. Sly, as usual, you always present so well.
All right, Kurt, I think tonight, unless you have anything, we're going to skip Brown,
Robin tonight, unless anybody has something to do with it.
Did you have something to do with it?
Did you have a book reminded that we had all, yes, so the Regan Muay Center?
That's been put out of Facebook and all of our avenues, correct?
Okay, perfect.
There's one in the morning at Garrison School at Taylor Clark.
Okay.
That is a program.
Okay.
So, tentacle is that it'll also be a push down,
where it's your turn.