Council approves several ordinances and resolutions, including $912,590.24 appropriation
January 02, 2026 | Moberly, Randolph County, Missouri
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The Moberly City Council approved a package of ordinances and resolutions that included a cooperative development agreement with Haines Property LLC, a tourism-promotion agreement with the Moberly Chamber of Commerce, a professional-services agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. for the Route JJ Regional Wastewater Management System, acceptance of a low bid for a Ford F-150 and several other routine resolutions.
On the development ordinance with Haines Property LLC the council conducted first and second reading and approved the ordinance on roll call. A council member asked whether the agreement specifies a completion term; staff said it does not reference a specific timeframe (the record cited a prior 05/2003 reference). The ordinance passed with affirmative roll-call responses from Jeffrey, Brubaker, Simmons, Davis and Kaiser.
The council also approved an ordinance authorizing the city manager to execute a cooperative agreement with the Moberly Chamber of Commerce for tourism promotion services; that ordinance passed after two readings. A separate resolution accepting the low bid from Joe Motkins Ford to purchase a Ford F-150 for $33,303 carried on voice vote after council accepted the bids earlier in the meeting.
Council approved a resolution authorizing a professional-engineering services agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. for the Route JJ Regional Wastewater Management System and authorized the city manager to execute the contract. The council approved a one-time salary adjustment by resolution and also passed a resolution appropriating $912,590.24 from the city treasury; the appropriation text in the packet included the certification line naming "Gregory L. Hodge, city treasurer, City of Moberly." All listed motions carried.
The votes were routine and the meeting then proceeded to work-session items. Several items moved forward to future meetings for final contract execution or additional vetting.
On the development ordinance with Haines Property LLC the council conducted first and second reading and approved the ordinance on roll call. A council member asked whether the agreement specifies a completion term; staff said it does not reference a specific timeframe (the record cited a prior 05/2003 reference). The ordinance passed with affirmative roll-call responses from Jeffrey, Brubaker, Simmons, Davis and Kaiser.
The council also approved an ordinance authorizing the city manager to execute a cooperative agreement with the Moberly Chamber of Commerce for tourism promotion services; that ordinance passed after two readings. A separate resolution accepting the low bid from Joe Motkins Ford to purchase a Ford F-150 for $33,303 carried on voice vote after council accepted the bids earlier in the meeting.
Council approved a resolution authorizing a professional-engineering services agreement with Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. for the Route JJ Regional Wastewater Management System and authorized the city manager to execute the contract. The council approved a one-time salary adjustment by resolution and also passed a resolution appropriating $912,590.24 from the city treasury; the appropriation text in the packet included the certification line naming "Gregory L. Hodge, city treasurer, City of Moberly." All listed motions carried.
The votes were routine and the meeting then proceeded to work-session items. Several items moved forward to future meetings for final contract execution or additional vetting.
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