City of Columbia, Missouri  
Meeting Minutes  
City Council  
Council Chamber  
Columbia City Hall  
701 E. Broadway  
Monday, May 16, 2022  
7:00 PM  
Regular  
I. INTRODUCTORY ITEMS  
The City Council of the City of Columbia, Missouri met for  
a regular meeting at  
approximately 7:00 p.m. on Monday, May 16, 2022, in the Council Chamber of the City of  
Columbia, Missouri. The Pledge of Allegiance was recited, and the roll was taken with  
the following results: Council Member ANDREA WANER, Council Member KARL  
SKALA, Council Member NICK FOSTER, Council Member MATT PITZER, Council  
Member BETSY PETERS, Mayor BARBARA BUFFALOE, and Council Member PAT  
FOWLER were present. City Manager De’Carlon Seewood, City Counselor Nancy  
Thompson, City Clerk Sheela Amin, and various Department Heads and staff members  
were also present.  
Mayor Buffaloe acknowledged those involved in the horrific event that occurred in Buffalo,  
New York, this past Saturday whereby a gunman opened fire at a supermarket in a  
predominantly black community and killed at least ten people and wounded several more,  
and noted a vigil was being held at the Boone County Courthouse at 8:00 p.m. tonight.  
Mayor Buffaloe explained the minutes were not yet complete for the October 18, 2021,  
November 1, 2021, November 15, 2021, December 6, 2021, December 20, 2021, January  
3, 2022, January 18, 2022, February 7, 2022, February 21, 2022, March 7, 2022, March  
21, 2022, April 4, 2022, and April 18, 2022, May 2, 2022 regular council meetings, and  
the April 18, 2022 special council meeting.  
Council Member Fowler asked that B141-22, R74-22, R75-22, R76-22, and R77-22 be  
moved from the consent agenda. Mayor Buffaloe suggested R75-22, R76-22, and R77-22  
follow B148-22 under old business.  
The agenda, including the consent agenda with B141-22, R75-22, R76-22, and R77-22  
being moved to old business and R74-22 being moved to new business, was approved  
unanimously by voice vote on a motion by Council Member Skala and a second by  
Council Member Waner.  
II. SPECIAL ITEMS  
SI7-22  
American Public Power Association - Reliable Public Power Provider  
(RP3) Award.  
Ewell Lawson, the Chief Operating Officer of the Missouri Association of Municipal  
Utilities as well as the Missouri Public Utility Alliance (MPUA), indicated he was  
representing MPUA in recognition of Columbia Water and Light being awarded the  
Reliable Public Power Provider Award by the American Public Power Association.  
III. APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS  
BC6-22  
Board and Commission Applicants  
Upon receiving the majority vote of the Council, the following individuals were appointed to  
the following Boards and Commissions.  
CITIZENS POLICE REVIEW BOARD  
Gutierrez Perez, Laura, 3006 Fox Trot Drive, Ward 2, Term to expire November 1, 2022  
Williams, Michael, 700 Stillwater Drive, Ward 6, Term to expire November 1, 2023  
COLUMBIA HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD  
Oliveri, Rigel, 305 Edgewood Avenue, Ward 4, Term to expire May 31, 2026  
COLUMBIA VISION COMMISSION  
Christensen, Seth, 1413 Kinloch Court, Ward 5, Term to expire December 15, 2022  
COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS  
Scott, Diamond, 2006 Wynfield Drive, Ward 4, Term to expire March 1, 2024  
DISABILITIES COMMISSION  
Brown, Patrika, 3403 Elm Grove Drive, Lot 52, Ward 3, Term to expire June 15, 2025  
Clay, Danessa, 1308 Anthony Street, Apt. 100C, Ward 6, Term to expire June 15, 2025  
Sample, Jacquelyn, 5000 Maple Leaf Drive, Ward 3, Term to expire June 15, 2025  
Zeterberg, Dawn, 608 Hunt Avenue, Ward 1, Term to expire June 15, 2025  
DOWNTOWN COLUMBIA LEADERSHIP COUNCIL  
Burns, Richard, 310 E. Brandon Road, Ward 4, Term to expire May 1, 2024  
Catlin, Sarah, 2264 Country Lane, Ward 3, Term to expire May 1, 2025  
HISTORIC PRESERVATION COMMISSION  
Ott, Tanner, 12 E. Ridgely Road, Ward 4, Term to expire September 1, 2022  
PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION  
Henry, Chad, 115 Gipson Street, Ward 2, Term to expire May 31, 2025  
Morrison, Paul, 2714 Squire Circle, Ward 3, Term to expire May 31, 2025  
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION  
Stanton, Anthony, 315 LaSalle Place, Ward 1, Term to expire May 31, 2026  
Wilson, Shannon, 4008 Clydesdale Drive, Ward 2, Term to expire May 31, 2026  
PUBLIC TRANSIT ADVISORY COMMISSION  
Teel, Tammy, 1521 E. Walnut Street, Apt. 101, Ward 3, Term to expire March 1, 2025  
TREE BOARD  
Quackenbush, Patricia, 1404 Hinkson Avenue, Apt. B, Ward 3, Term to expire January 1,  
2025  
YOUTH ADVISORY COUNCIL  
Easton, Allison, Ward 2, Term to expire June 1, 2023  
Schultz, August, Ward 5, Term to expire June 1, 2023  
Shah, Isabella, Ward 5, Term to expire June 1, 2025  
Shetty, Jiya, Boone County, Term to expire June 1, 2025  
Yu, Kristen, Ward 5, Term to expire June 1, 2025  
IV. SCHEDULED PUBLIC COMMENT  
SPC34-22  
Jay Hasheider - Maximizing climate action benefits by focusing on energy  
efficiency programming.  
Jay Hasheider, 1812 Cliff Drive, spoke.  
SPC35-22  
Nicholas Paige Hutsell - Lack of policing on the streets; high rate of traffic  
collisions; extreme wait times for goods and services (including health  
services); lack of minutes being posted; and lack of communication from  
our elected officials. Meetings have been unavailable for review since  
about April of 2021.  
Nicholas Paige Hutsell withdrew this request to speak.  
V. PUBLIC HEARINGS  
PH17-22  
Proposed replacement of water distribution infrastructure along Walnut  
Street between Melbourne Street and William Street.  
The public hearing was read by the City Clerk.  
Utilities Director David Sorrell provided a staff report.  
The Council made comments and asked questions.  
Mayor Buffaloe opened the public hearing.  
There being no comment, Mayor Buffaloe closed the public hearing.  
Council Member Skala made a motion directing staff to proceed with the Walnut  
Street water main replacement project. The motion was seconded by Council  
Member Waner and approved unanimously by voice vote.  
PH18-22  
Proposed replacement of water distribution infrastructure along Woodbine  
Drive.  
The public hearing was read by the City Clerk.  
Utilities Director David Sorrell provided a staff report, and he and Engineering Supervisor  
Shawn Carrico responded to Council questions.  
Mayor Buffaloe opened the public hearing.  
There being no comment, Mayor Buffaloe closed the public hearing.  
Council Member Pitzer made a motion directing staff to proceed with the  
Woodbine Drive water distribution infrastructure replacement project. The  
motion was seconded by Council Member Peters and approved unanimously by  
voice vote.  
PH19-22  
B142-22  
Proposed construction of the Clary-Shy Community Park - Agriculture Park  
- Phase II improvement project to include construction of the east and west  
sections of the MU Health Care Pavilion steel structure.  
Discussion shown with B142-22.  
Authorizing construction of the Clary-Shy Community Park - Agriculture  
Park - Phase II improvement project to include construction of the east and  
west sections of the MU Health Care Pavilion steel structure; calling for  
bids for the project through the Purchasing Division; authorizing a financial  
assistance award agreement with the United States Department of  
Commerce - Economic Development Administration; amending the FY  
2022 Annual Budget by appropriating funds.  
The public hearing was read by the City Clerk, and the bill was given second reading by  
the City Clerk.  
Acting Parks and Recreation Director Gabe Huffington provided  
responded to Council questions.  
a staff report, and  
Mayor Buffaloe opened the public hearing.  
Barbara Jefferson, 305 N. Fifth Street, spoke, and the Council and staff responded to  
questions.  
Corrina Smith indicated she was the Executive Director of the Farmers Market and  
spoke.  
Adam Saunders indicated he was with the Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture and  
spoke.  
Demetria Stephens, a Second Ward resident, spoke.  
Billy Polansky, the Executive Director for the Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture,  
spoke.  
Erika Buford, a Second Ward resident, spoke.  
Susan Renee Carter, a Second Ward resident, spoke.  
Rick Shanker, a Sixth Ward resident, spoke, and the Council and staff responded to  
questions.  
There being no further comment, Mayor Buffaloe closed the public hearing.  
The Council asked questions and made comments.  
B142-22 was given third reading by the City Clerk with the vote recorded as  
follows: VOTING YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS, BUFFALOE,  
FOWLER. VOTING NO: NO ONE. Bill declared enacted, reading as follows:  
VI. OLD BUSINESS  
PR68-22  
Establishing a city council parental leave policy.  
The policy resolution was read by the City Clerk.  
City Counselor Nancy Thompson provided a staff report.  
The Council made comments and asked questions.  
Rick Shanker, a Sixth Ward resident, spoke, and staff responded to questions.  
Susan Renee Carter, a Second Ward resident, spoke.  
Maria Oropallo, a Fourth Ward resident, spoke.  
Barbara Jefferson, 305 N. Fifth Street, spoke, and Council and staff responded to  
questions.  
Chriss Jones, a Second Ward resident, spoke.  
The Council made comments and asked questions.  
Council Member Fowler made a motion to amend PR68-22 by adding “or  
assuming legal custody of” to Section 2, which discussed eligibility. The motion  
was seconded by Council Member Waner and approved unanimously by voice  
vote.  
PR65-22, as amended, was read by the City Clerk, and the vote was recorded as  
follows: VOTING YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS, BUFFALOE,  
FOWLER. VOTING NO: NO ONE. Policy Resolution declared adopted, reading as  
follows:  
B130-22  
Repealing Ordinance No. 024978 calling a special election to consider an  
initiative ordinance; repealing Sections 22-159(f), 22-159(g), 22-159.1(d)  
and 22-159.1(e) of the City Code prohibiting the use of residential roll carts  
and automated refuse collection vehicles for roll carts.  
The bill was given second reading by the City Clerk.  
City Counselor Nancy Thompson provided a staff report, and she and City Clerk Sheela  
Amin responded to Council questions.  
Monica Lee, a Fourth Ward resident, indicated she was one of the signature collectors for  
the petition to repeal the ban on residential roll carts and spoke.  
Kim Parker, 615 Morningside Drive, indicated she was representing the Solid Waste  
Advocacy Group and spoke.  
December Harmon, 200 Austin Avenue, spoke.  
Rachel Proffitt spoke.  
Barbara Jefferson, 305 N. Fifth Street, spoke.  
Rick Shanker, a Sixth Ward resident, spoke, and staff responded to questions.  
Rebecca Shaw, 2615 Vail Drive, spoke, and the Council and staff responded to  
questions.  
Dan Viets, 15 N. Tenth Street, spoke.  
Eugene Elkin, 3406 Range Line Street, spoke.  
Mayor Buffaloe noted written comments had been received by Emma Dorge, Dave  
Roberts, Dan Gillespie, Alan Toigo, COMO Safe Water Coalition, Seth Christensen,  
Donna Brooks, Denise Schehl-Geiger, and Gerik Parmele on this issue.  
The Council made comments.  
B130-22 was given third reading by the City Clerk with the vote recorded as  
follows: VOTING YES: WANER, PITZER, PETERS, BUFFALOE. VOTING NO: SKALA,  
FOSTER, FOWLER. Bill declared enacted, reading as follows:  
B131-22  
Granting the issuance of a conditional use permit to Greg and Kelly DeLine  
to allow a “self-service storage facility” use on property located at 818 E.  
Broadway in an M-DT (Mixed-use Downtown) zoning district (Case No.  
105-2022).  
The bill was given second reading by the City Clerk.  
Community Development Director Tim Teddy provided a staff report, and responded to  
Council questions.  
Michael MacMann, a Third Ward resident and a member of the Planning and Zoning  
Commission, spoke, and staff responded to questions.  
Rebecca Shaw spoke, and Council and staff responded to questions.  
Nickie Davis, 11 S. Tenth Street, indicated she was with The District and spoke.  
Jay Rader indicated he was with DeLine Holdings, spoke, and responded to Council  
questions.  
Mayor Buffaloe noted written comment had been received from American Shoe regarding  
this item.  
Barbara Jefferson, 305 N. Fifth Street, spoke, and the Council responded to questions.  
Council Member Peters made  
to subsection of Section 1 reading “there shall be no refrigerated or freezer  
storage”, adding sentence to subsection of Section 1 reading “the property  
a motion to amend B131-22 by adding a sentence  
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owner shall install and maintain security lighting and cameras that will identify  
persons entering and leaving the premises at the interior and exterior of the  
entrance door”, and removing item 1 within subsection  
read “lighting and glare beyond the property lines between the hours of 10:00  
p.m. and 7:00 a.m.”, and renumbering the remaining items with subsection of  
k of Section 1, which  
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Section 1. The motion was seconded by Council Member Foster and approved  
unanimously by voice vote.  
The Council made comments.  
B131-22, as amended, was given third reading by the City Clerk with the vote  
recorded as follows: VOTING YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS,  
BUFFALOE, FOWLER. VOTING NO: NO ONE. Bill declared enacted, reading as  
follows:  
B148-22  
Amending the FY 2022 Annual Budget by appropriating funds to  
accommodate mid-year salary adjustments for all employees; providing for  
FY 2022 salary adjustments for unrepresented permanent employees;  
providing for FY 2022 salary adjustments for employees represented by  
Water and Light Association; granting a waiver from the requirements of  
Section 19-85 of the City Code to provide for salary adjustments for  
employees that exceeds the salary ranges established in the FY 2022  
Classification and Pay Plan; establishing an implementation date;  
providing for retention payments for unrepresented permanent employees  
and employees represented by Water and Light Association.  
Discussion shown with R77-22.  
R75-22  
R76-22  
Authorizing a third amendment to the collective bargaining agreement with  
Laborers’ International Union of North America, Local 955.  
Discussion shown with R77-22.  
Authorizing a third amendment to the collective bargaining agreement with  
Columbia Police Officers Association, Fraternal Order of Police Lodge  
#26.  
Discussion shown with R77-22.  
R77-22  
Authorizing a memorandum of agreement with the Columbia Police  
Lieutenants’ Association.  
The bill was given second reading by the City Clerk, and the resolutions were read by the  
City Clerk.  
Finance Director Matthew Lue provided a staff report, and he, Acting Human Resources  
Director Kathy Baker, Acting Deputy City Manager Mike Griggs, City Manager De’Carlon  
Seewood, and Utilities Director David Sorrell responded to Council questions.  
Don Weaver, a Fourth Ward resident and representative of the Columbia Police Officers  
Association, spoke.  
The Council asked questions.  
Council Member Skala made a motion to amend B148-22 per the amendment  
sheet the Council had received that evening. The motion was seconded by  
Council Member Waner and approved unanimously by voice vote.  
B148-22, as amended, was given third reading by the City Clerk with the vote  
recorded as follows: VOTING YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS,  
BUFFALOE, FOWLER. VOTING NO: NO ONE. Bill declared enacted, reading as  
follows:  
R75-22 was read by the City Clerk, and the vote was recorded as follows: VOTING  
YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS, BUFFALOE, FOWLER. VOTING  
NO: NO ONE. Resolution declared adopted, reading as follows:  
R76-22 was read by the City Clerk, and the vote was recorded as follows: VOTING  
YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS, BUFFALOE, FOWLER. VOTING  
NO: NO ONE. Resolution declared adopted, reading as follows:  
R77-22 was read by the City Clerk, and the vote was recorded as follows: VOTING  
YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS, BUFFALOE, FOWLER. VOTING  
NO: NO ONE. Resolution declared adopted, reading as follows:  
B141-22  
Amending Ordinance No. 024964 as it relates to the acquisition of  
easements for the installation of audible pedestrian signals with countdown  
timers, crosswalk markings, and the reconstruction of sidewalk ramps at  
the intersection of Worley Street and Bernadette Drive and the intersection  
of Worley Street and West Boulevard.  
The bill was given second reading by the City Clerk.  
Acting Public Works Director Shane Creech responded to Council questions.  
The Council made comments.  
Valerie Carroll, 13 West Boulevard North, spoke, and responded to Council questions.  
Dee Dokken, 804 Again Street, spoke.  
The Council asked questions.  
B141-22 was given third reading by the City Clerk with the vote recorded as  
follows: VOTING YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS, BUFFALOE,  
FOWLER. VOTING NO: NO ONE. Bill declared enacted, reading as follows:  
VII. CONSENT AGENDA  
The following bills were given second reading and the resolutions were read by the City  
Clerk.  
B132-22  
B133-22  
B134-22  
B135-22  
B136-22  
B137-22  
B138-22  
Approving the Final Plat of “Discovery Park Subdivision, Plat No. 8”  
located on the southwest corner of Discovery Parkway and Endeavor  
Avenue (Case No. 81-2022).  
Approving the Final Plat of “U-Haul Subdivision Plat 2” located south of the  
intersection of I-70 Drive Southwest and Business Loop 70; authorizing a  
performance contract (Case No. 189-2021).  
Approving the Final Plat of “Quail Creek West Plat 7” located on the  
southeast corner of Smith Drive and Louisville Drive; authorizing a  
performance contract (Case No. 111-2022).  
Approving the Final Plat of “The Brooks, Plat No. 3” located on the  
northwest corner of State Route WW and Hoylake Drive; authorizing a  
performance contract (Case No. 04-2022).  
Approving the Final Plat of “Chalet Subdivision, Plat No. 1-A” located on  
the south side of Grindstone Parkway and on the north side of Ponderosa  
Street; authorizing a performance contract (Case No. 94-2022).  
Vacating a sanitary sewer easement on Lot 3 within Barcus Ridge  
Subdivision Plat No. 2 located on the north side of Old Plank Road (7101  
S. Old Plank Road) (Case No. 88-2022).  
Amending Chapter 2 of the City Code as it relates to duties and  
responsibilities for the Commission on Cultural Affairs to include the traffic  
box art program and the cultural activities enhancement program.  
B139-22  
B140-22  
Amending Chapter 14 of the City Code to restrict permit holders from  
parking in hourly spaces in unmetered off-street parking facilities.  
Amending Ordinance No. 024962 as it relates to the acquisition of  
easements for construction of portions of sidewalk, pedestrian crossings  
and pedestrian crosswalks along the west side of North Stadium Boulevard  
(Route E) between the I-70 overpass and Cottle Drive.  
B143-22  
Authorizing a donation agreement with Community Foundation of Central  
Missouri and the Frank W. Morris Memorial Trust for the planning and  
development of the Cosmo Bike Park, and the development of the Gans  
Creek Recreation Area natural surface trail and the Stephens Lake Park  
trailhead; amending the FY 2022 Annual Budget by appropriating funds.  
B144-22  
B145-22  
Authorizing the City Manager to execute an easement to Boone Electric  
Cooperative for the replacement and relocation of electric distribution  
and/or communication systems to the new terminal building at the  
Columbia Regional Airport.  
Authorizing a tourism development sponsorship agreement with The  
Curators of the University of Missouri for the 2022 University Concert  
Series event.  
B146-22  
B147-22  
Authorizing an agreement with The Curators of the University of Missouri  
for the 2022 Missouri State Senior Games and Show-Me STATE GAMES.  
Authorizing an FDP cost reimbursement subaward agreement with The  
Curators of the University of Missouri, on behalf of the University of  
Missouri - St. Louis, to assist in coordinating planning sessions, identifying  
geographic hotspots, and delegating a liaison to participate in the SHIELD  
training in Boone County associated with the First Responders -  
Comprehensive Addiction and Recovery Act for Missouri program;  
amending the FY 2022 Annual Budget by appropriating funds.  
R69-22  
R70-22  
Setting a public hearing: proposed replacement of water distribution  
infrastructure along Riback Road and Blackberry Lane.  
Setting a public hearing: proposed construction of a southeast pump  
station and associated water main improvement project and establishing a  
southeast pressure zone within the water distribution system.  
R71-22  
R72-22  
Authorizing an agreement with Columbia Mall LLC for the 2022 “Tons of  
Trucks” event.  
Authorizing an agreement for professional engineering services with  
Weaver Consultants Group, LLC for the Columbia Sanitary Landfill  
Horizontal Expansion Permitting Project - Phase III.  
R73-22  
Authorizing an educational affiliation agreement with Moberly Area  
Community College, on behalf of its Health Sciences Programs, to provide  
health clinical experience and instruction for nursing students.  
The bills were given third reading and the resolutions read by the City Clerk with the vote  
recorded as follows: VOTING YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS,  
BUFFALOE, FOWLER. VOTING NO: NO ONE. Bills declared enacted and resolutions  
declared adopted, reading as follows:  
VIII. NEW BUSINESS  
R74-22  
Authorizing a lease agreement with White Oak Investment Properties, LLC  
to allow the construction of parking facilities on a portion of the Columbia  
Terminal Railroad (COLT) right-of-way on Fay Street.  
The resolution was read by the City Clerk.  
Utilities Director David Sorrell provided a staff report, and he, City Manager De’Carlon  
Seewood, and Acting Public Works Director Shane Creech responded to Council  
questions.  
The Council made comments.  
R74-22 was read by the City Clerk, and the vote was recorded as follows: VOTING  
YES: WANER, SKALA, FOSTER, PITZER, PETERS, BUFFALOE, FOWLER. VOTING  
NO: NO ONE. Resolution declared adopted, reading as follows:  
IX. INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING  
The following bills were introduced by the Mayor unless otherwise indicated, and all were  
given first reading.  
B149-22  
Rezoning property located on the north side of Rollins Street and east of  
Fifth Street (511 Rollins Street) from District R-MF (Multi-family Dwelling) to  
District PD (Planned Development); approving a statement of intent;  
approving the PD Plan of “Pi Beta Phi Sorority”; authorizing a right of use  
license permit with Missouri Alpha Chapter of Pi Beta Phi House  
Corporation (Case No. 113-2022).  
B150-22  
B151-22  
Authorizing an annexation agreement with Janelle L. Schultz for property  
located on the west side of Deer Valley Lane and north of Highway HH  
(7845 N. Deer Valley Lane); directing the City Clerk to have the agreement  
recorded (Case No. 152-2022).  
Approving the Final Plat of “The Vineyards, Plat No. 9” located at the  
western terminus of Stone Mountain Parkway and Random Ridge;  
authorizing a performance contract (Case No. 106-2022).  
B152-22  
B153-22  
Authorizing an intergovernmental cooperation agreement with The Curators  
of the University of Missouri for integrated shuttle bus service on campus.  
Authorizing an amendment to the agreement with Columbia School District  
No. 93 for the Hickman High School swimming pool heater replacement  
project; amending the FY 2022 Annual Budget by appropriating funds.  
B154-22  
B155-22  
Authorizing a cooperative agreement with Boone County Family  
Resources for additional funding for the Parks and Recreation  
Department’s Career Awareness Related Experience (CARE) Program for  
youth employment placement and mentoring services.  
Authorizing an Aviation Project Consultant Supplemental Agreement No. 1  
with Burns and McDonnell Engineering Co., Inc. for design of the Taxiway A  
reconstruction project located south of Runway 13-31 at the Columbia  
Regional Airport; amending the FY 2022 Annual Budget by appropriating  
funds.  
B156-22  
Authorizing a program services contract with the Missouri Department of  
Health and Senior Services for the local public health disparities initiatives;  
amending the FY 2022 Annual Budget by adding positions in the  
Department of Public Health and Human Services; appropriating funds;  
amending the FY 2022 Classification and Pay plan by adding  
classifications.  
B157-22  
B158-22  
Authorizing a program services contract with the Missouri Department of  
Health and Senior Services for the epidemiology and laboratory capacity  
community health worker initiative; amending the FY 2022 Annual Budget  
by adding positions in the Department of Public Health and Human  
Services; appropriating funds.  
Authorizing Amendment No. 1 to the contract with the Missouri Department  
of Health and Senior Services for crisis cooperative agreement program  
services to demonstrate measurable and sustainable progress toward  
achieving public health and healthcare preparedness capabilities and  
promote prepared and resilient communities.  
B159-22  
B160-22  
B161-22  
B162-22  
Authorizing a contract amendment with the State of Missouri - Missouri  
Department of Corrections to provide tuberculosis screening and testing  
services.  
Authorizing an intergovernmental agreement with the County of Boone,  
Missouri relating to the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant  
(JAG) Program FY 2021 Local Solicitation.  
Authorizing a subrecipient monitoring agreement with Boone County,  
Missouri relating to acceptance of the FY 2021 Justice Assistance Grant  
(JAG) Program Award to purchase equipment for the Police Department.  
Amending the FY 2022 Classification and Pay Plan by adding the payroll  
manager classification.  
X. REPORTS  
REP37-22  
Annexations.  
The Council and staff made comments.  
Update on American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).  
REP38-22  
Public Health and Human Services Director Stephanie Browning provided a staff report,  
and she and City Manager De’Carlon Seewood responded to Council questions. The  
Council also made comments and discussed the issue.  
XI. GENERAL COMMENTS BY PUBLIC, COUNCIL AND STAFF  
Eugene Elkin, 3406 Range Line Street, spoke about masks, the ability to hear at council  
meetings, the water treatment plant, composting, recycling, and safety.  
Rebecca Shaw, 2615 Vail Drive, spoke about the housing survey and the lack of  
responses received along with the lack of promotion of the survey and the fact the bus  
shelter next to Aldi was removed.  
Roy Lovelady, 3600 Woodside Drive, spoke regarding the lack of engagement in terms of  
the housing survey and the concern about the same process being used for community  
policing, community violence, and other issues.  
Barbara Jefferson, 305 N. Fifth Street, spoke regarding concerns with the housing survey,  
appreciation for City Manager De’Carlon Seewood meeting with her and others, the need  
for a DEI assessment and the hiring of a DEI officer, and the need to discuss equity.  
Susan Renee Carter spoke about tomorrow.city which discussed how cities could help  
visually impaired people.  
The Council and staff discussed various topics to include parental leave for city  
employees, improvements to Indian Hills Park, the bus shelter that was removed, the pay  
for CARES program participants, and community policing.  
XII. ADJOURNMENT  
The meeting was adjourned without objection at 11:42 p.m.