Diane Egger

The meeting commenced with a Closed Session regarding legal actions and confidential communications, which was followed by reconvening into Open Session. Key agenda items included a presentation on the FIFA 2026 Update by the Emergency Management Director. The Consent Agenda involved the adoption of a resolution authorizing the purchase of fuel not to exceed $192,550.00 under a cooperative purchase contract. Under Old Business, the Board adopted an ordinance approving an amendment to the official zoning map for property located at 6220-6226 Raytown Rd. New Business included adopting a resolution to enter into an agreement not to exceed $1,673,192.40 for the Eastside Industrial District Storm Drainage Improvements Project. The session concluded with communications from the Mayor, City Administrator, and an Alderman, followed by adjournment.

The meeting agenda for the Raytown Board of Aldermen included consideration of several resolutions and a bill under the Consent Agenda, contingent upon the removal of an objection. Key consent items involved authorizing expenditures up to $149,671.00 for security camera installation and upgrades with ACS Electronic Systems, and approving a service agreement not to exceed $50,000.00 with NEER for the development of a Wastewater Master Plan. The Regular Agenda featured the first reading of Bill No. 6707-26 concerning the removal of Alderman Latrice Thomas from office based on alleged misfeasance, malfeasance, and/or nonfeasance related to statutory residency/tax compliance at the time of election. Other new business resolutions included authorizing a professional services agreement up to $35,000.00 for underground fuel storage tank removal with Genesis Environmental Solutions, Inc., and amending the budget related to the Kenagy Park Renovation Project. Communications were scheduled from the Mayor, City Administrator, and the Board of Aldermen.

The agenda for the Regular Session No. 20 of the Raytown Board of Aldermen, held on February 3, 2026, included a proclamation recognizing Logan Strasburger. The Consent Agenda covered the approval of the January 20, 2026, Board of Aldermen meeting minutes and a resolution to approve an agreement with Graves Garrett Greim LLC for Special Counsel Services, authorizing expenditure exceeding $15,000.00. New Business included a resolution declaring the intent to issue General Obligation Bonds for storm sewer purposes, subsequent to citizen approval in 2022. The meeting included scheduled communications from the Mayor, City Administrator, and the Board of Aldermen.

The agenda for this meeting included a closed session potentially addressing legal actions or privileged communications. Key discussion topics covered in the study session involved an update on FIFA 2026. The consent agenda addressed the approval of the January 6, 2026, meeting minutes and a resolution authorizing the purchase of fuel for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, not to exceed $192,550.00, through the City of Lee's Summit cooperative contract. Old Business involved the second reading of an ordinance concerning the amendment of the Official Zoning Map for property at 6220-6226 Raytown Rd. New Business included a resolution authorizing an agreement with Infrastructure Solutions, LLC for the Eastside Industrial District Storm Drainage Improvements Project, not to exceed $1,673,192.40.

The Regular Session No. 18 of the Board of Aldermen included consideration of several agenda items. During the Consent Agenda, R-3781-26, concerning the authorization and approval of expenditure for City Attorney and Special Counsel Services in excess of $30,000.00 but within budgeted amounts for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, was removed for separate discussion and subsequently adopted by a majority vote. A public hearing was held regarding an amendment to the Zoning of property located at 6220-6226 Raytown Road, involving a First Reading of Bill No. 6706-26 to change the zoning designation from NC-TS to NC-P-TS. Additionally, the Board adopted R-3782-26, authorizing the City Administrator to enter into an agreement with McConnell & Associates Corp. for the Kenagy Park Redevelopment Project. The session concluded with communications from the Mayor, City Administrator, and Board members.