Historic Preservation Commission Of The City Of Excelsior Springs Meeting
The Commission considered several applications for Certificates of Appropriateness. This included proposals for exterior renovations at 101 W Broadway, involving painting, awnings, lighting, and signage; roof replacement at 525 S Kansas City Avenue; and the installation of metal parapet coping at 106 E Broadway to address water infiltration issues. The meeting also addressed an administratively approved sign face change at 255 E Broadway.
Sep 21, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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City Council of the City of Excelsior Springs Council Meeting
The City Council considered several agenda items, including a proclamation for the Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll Drive and various board and commission appointments. The council reviewed and approved resolutions regarding an escrow agreement for the Woodland Meadows Subdivision, a construction contract for the Lime Slaker Improvement Project, and an amendment to the Safe Streets and Sidewalks RAISE Grant project to include additional water main, bridge work, and project administration services.
Aug 3, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council Of Excelsior Springs Council Meeting
The City Council meeting focused on several key items including a proclamation for National Farmers Market Week and public hearings regarding 353 tax abatements for properties at 111 E. Broadway Avenue and 231 E. Broadway Avenue. The council approved 353 development agreements for these properties. Additionally, the council authorized a Memorandum of Understanding with Excelsior Springs SAFE for substance abuse prevention programming and a special use permit for a used automotive sales business at 1011 Isley Boulevard. Other approvals included a final plat for Wabash Arbor Estates, a planning grant with the Missouri Community Service Commission, and the addition of the wastewater treatment plant to the city's property insurance coverage, along with employee pay adjustments.
