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The key discussion topic involved new business concerning Bill Number 2020-19, which was an ordinance for year-end budget adjustments to the 2020 Operating and Capital Budget. The board conducted first and second readings of the bill, resulting in its approval and the assignment of Ordinance #1841.
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The meeting commenced with a visitor addressing the board regarding masking and COVID-19 effectiveness. Key actions included the approval of the 2021 Operating and Capital Budget (Bill Number 2020-17) and the authorization of a recreational service agreement with the Ozarks Regional YMCA (Bill Number 2020-18), which outlined changes to employee benefits regarding YMCA access. The board also approved an ordinance granting Barry Electric Cooperative, Inc., an updated 20-year franchise agreement for electric and communication systems, and ratified resolutions for the disposition of surplus equipment and an amendment to the Employee Policy Manual regarding poll assistance compensation. Unfinished business involved the retraction of Bill 2019-17 concerning flood damage protection. Departmental reports included an update on pool repairs requiring a change order for waterline tile installation and recruitment efforts in the Police Department. It was noted that pay adjustments for aldermen to $100.00 per meeting were reflected in the 2021 budget.
The meeting commenced with remarks honoring Veterans Day. A public hearing was held regarding the setting of water and sewer rates for 2021, where a recommendation to raise sewer rates by 3.5% while keeping water rates the same was discussed, addressing concerns about the impact on seniors. The board approved the consent agenda, which included payment of bills totaling $284,707.68. Key regular agenda items involved the second reading and approval of Bill Number 2020-16, which enacted an ordinance setting the water and sewer rates for 2021, resulting in Ordinance Number 1838. Additionally, a resolution revising the dates of service for Principal Ancillary Insurance was approved. Department reports highlighted positive trends in sales tax revenue, attributed to increased employment and REDLG loans. The board also agreed to proceed with soliciting bids for the demolition of the Cook property following asbestos removal, with formal fund appropriation slated for the 2021 budget. During a closed session, follow-up discussions occurred, resulting in approvals to increase wages for two staff members based on new roles and responsibilities: one receiving a $1.00 per hour increase for stepping into an Investigator position, and another receiving a $0.25 per hour increase for added Field Training Officer duties.
The meeting included the approval of the consent agenda, which covered bills and purchase requisitions for utility service maintenance and police department software bundles. Key regular agenda items included the consideration of bids and award of contracts for a tow-behind leaf loader to Coast to Coast and for pool refurbishing to Blue Water Commercial Aquatic Services. New business involved the approval of Resolution Number 2020-458 to finalize a Financial Assistance Agreement with MO DNR for South Park Trail improvements, Resolution Number 2020-459 concerning the disposal of surplus equipment, and Resolution Number 2020-460 for refurbishing the Aquatic Center. Departmental reports noted an increase in police calls compared to the previous year, solid sales tax figures, and planning for a public hearing in November regarding 2021 water and sewer rates. Additional business included a demonstration of a new disinfecting gun for city facilities.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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