Board of Aldermen of the City of Grandview Work Session Minutes
The Board discussed engineering services for the Highgrove and Byars intersection improvements, reviewing conceptual options such as a mini-roundabout versus a signal, and the scope of work involving traffic study, design, and construction planning. Additionally, the Board reviewed the Fiscal Year 2026 Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Report, covering performance updates on five TIF districts including Gateway Commons, Truman's Marketplace, and Grandview Crossing. Updates were also provided on city maintenance projects, including parking lot improvements, bridge progress, and tree maintenance, as well as an update on the Flock camera program.
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Board of Aldermen of the City of Grandview Special Regular Session Meeting
The Board of Aldermen met to award the bid for the City Hall Exterior Improvement Project to GKW Group. The Board also passed an ordinance authorizing a contract with GKW Group for this project, which includes improvements such as power washing, painting, window replacements, and sealant replacement, funded by the Capital Improvement Sales Tax.
Aug 25, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Board Of Aldermen Of The City Of Grandview Special Work Session
The meeting focused on reviewing the proposed budgets for the Police Department and the Parks and Recreation Department. Discussions were held regarding the City Hall Exterior Envelope Improvement Project, with a recommendation to award the contract to the lowest qualified bidder. Additionally, the Board reviewed an engineering study for the Harry S. Truman Drive and E 125th Street intersection, evaluating warrants for the installation of an all-way stop control to address safety and sight distance concerns.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Aldermen Work Session
The board discussed multiple operational items, including a new phone vendor contract, a conditional use permit for a school of private instruction, and various zoning amendments. Budget proposals for the finance and fire departments were reviewed, along with civic leader nominations and university extension services. Additionally, projects involving the city hall parking lot and various car dealership regulations were analyzed, and proposed budgets for community development and public works departments were discussed.
