Captain and Assistant Chief of Police at City of Pevely.
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The Board discussed public comments regarding the comprehensive plan and new zoning regulations for mobile homes. New business included the approval of a major subdivision and a special use permit for 1644 Highway Z. Additionally, a motion to recommend the 2026 Comprehensive Plan to the Board of Aldermen was presented but failed to receive a second.
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The Board of Aldermen discussed various citizen concerns, including issues with non-functional streetlights and questions regarding unauthorized neighbor development and the legality of historical annexations. Administrative and committee reports addressed the I-55 construction emergency operations plan, state department press releases, and planning and zoning updates. A new Per Diem policy was introduced for discussion but was tabled to allow for further review at a future meeting. Additionally, the board reviewed routine administrative and committee reports.
The board meetings covered various municipal business items, including the approval of ordinances related to land use, zoning code amendments, and municipal court costs. The board authorized tree removal bids and approved firework stand permits. Administrative actions included the appointment of liaisons to boards and commissions, such as the Planning and Zoning, Tourism, and Police Personnel boards. Discussion topics also included updates on city infrastructure, streetlights, and Sunshine Law request procedures.
The board approved the consent agenda, which included police department promotions for Brittany Archibald and James Boxx to the rank of Corporal. Administrative reports featured a discussion on a potential resolution concerning overtime pay rates for grant-funded work, as well as a review of a letter from St. Louis County regarding the status of certain video game machines. Committee reports were provided for Planning and Zoning, the Tourism Board, the Board of Adjustment, and the Police Personnel Board.
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