Apr 29, 2026 County Legislature

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IT'S 3 0 7.

[1 ROLL CALL]

IT'S WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29TH, 2026 AT 3:00 PM AND WE ARE THE CASEY LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY AREA.

UM, BOTH LEGISLATORS, MEGAN SMITH AND RON MCGEE HAVE REQUESTED IT.

AND EXCUSED ABSENCE FOR THIS MEETING.

MADAM CLERK, UH, AND I'M SORRY, UH, LEGISLATOR PEYTON, UM, HAVE ASKED, UH, FOR EXCUSE ABSENCES.

MADAM CLERK, PLEASE MAKE NOTE IN THE RECORD AND CALL THE ROLE.

OKAY.

ANDERSON HERE.

PEYTON SMITH HUSKY.

PRESENT FRANKLIN.

HERE.

MCGEE LAUER.

HERE SMITH.

HERE.

BARCA.

PRESENT SIX.

PRESENT THREE.

EXCUSE.

[2 THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE]

AND TO THE REPUBLIC FOR WHICH IT STANDS, ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE, WITH LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.

UH,

[3 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING]

SECOND.

MOVED AND SECONDED.

UM, ALL THOSE IN FAVOR INDICATE BY THE SIGN OF AYE.

AYE.

AYE.

UH, ANY OPPOSED? AYES HAVE IT.

AYES DO INDEED HAVE IT.

UH, THERE ARE NO HEARINGS TODAY.

[4 HEARINGS]

[5 COMMUNICATIONS WITH AND REPORTS OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE]

I'VE PUT ON EACH OF YOUR DESK THE SLIDESHOW THAT WE, I SHOWED YOU ON MONDAY ABOUT THE PROPOSED WORLD WAR II VETERANS MEMORIAL.

UM, SOMEONE SUGGESTED THE DIMENSIONS OF IT.

SO I'VE ADDED A SLIDE DIMENSIONS THAT'S JUST FOR INFORMATION.

UM, WE CAN TALK ABOUT THAT IN THE FUTURE WITH SOME LEGISLATION.

UH, TO GET A, A WORLD WAR II VETERANS MEMORIAL IN JACKSON COUNTY FOR UNDER $25,000 IN A PARK WE ALREADY OWN DOWNTOWN, WHERE IT WILL BE SO VISIBLE IS AMAZING.

SO THAT'S JUST, I TOLD YOU I'D SHARE THAT WITH YOU.

HAVE THAT THERE.

UH, SECONDLY, WE HAVE A, A BUNCH OF THINGS GOING ON.

JACKSON COUNTY, MAY 2ND SATURDAY, BUNCH OF HARRY TRUMAN, UM, BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS, OF COURSE, UH, PRESIDENT TRUMAN'S BIRTHDAY'S, NOT TILL MAY 8TH, BUT WE'RE DOING A LOT OF THINGS ON MAY 2ND.

UH, I DO WANNA SHARE SOMETHING WITH YOU THAT'S VERY IMPORTANT, UM, ON THE SLIDESHOW.

IF YOU KNOW THAT MISSOURI TOWN, THE SHEEP SHINDI, IS SATURDAY MAY 2ND, AND SOME DAYS IT, IT'S NOT FUN BEING THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE, BUT THIS MORNING I GOT TO GO TO MISSOURI TOWN, AND I WELCOMED A NEW BABY LAMB INTO THIS WORLD.

OOH, LOOK.

GO TO THE NEXT SLIDE, PLEASE.

OH, I HOPE THERE'S PICTURES.

THAT IS BABY TRUMAN.

BABY TRUMAN WAS BORN ONE HOUR BEFORE THAT WAS TAKEN.

WOW.

UM, THEY DON'T NAME LIVESTOCK AT MISSOURI TOWN.

THEY JUST GIVE 'EM NUMBERS BECAUSE THEY'RE LIVESTOCK.

UM, THIS BABY LAMB IS NAMED BABY TRUMAN.

NEXT SLIDE, PLEASE.

THIS IS BABY BEST.

SO THERE'S THE ONLY TWO MEMBERS OF LIVESTOCK AT, AT, AT, UH, MISSOURI TOWN THAT HAVE NAMES.

THAT'S THEIR, HER COUSIN OR, UH, TRUMAN'S COUSIN.

BES.

ARE YOU CRYING THERE? ? I'M CRYING BECAUSE HE'S SO, SO HAPPY.

THIS BABY LAMB.

SO THESE LAMBS HAD NOT BEEN OUTSIDE IN THE GRASS AT ALL UNTIL TODAY.

THEY'VE BEEN IN THE BARN.

UH, I THINK, IS THAT THE LAST SLIDE? ANOTHER SLIDE, PLEASE.

IS THAT IT? NO.

OH, THERE SHOULD BE MORE.

I'VE GOT FOUR.

I'VE GOT 45 SLIDES.

SO IT'LL, IT'LL BE MR. EXECUTIVE.

CAN I ASK WHY IS THIS THE PROPER USE OF HOLDING A LAMB? I'M NOT SURE.

WELL, HERE'S WHAT I'M DOING.

YOU'RE, YOU'RE MR. CHAIRMAN.

EXACTLY.

I'M NOT STRANGLING THE LAMB.

I'M RAISING THIS LITTLE FACE SO IT CAN SMILE TO THE CAMERA.

FAIR.

IS THAT THE LAST SLIDE? THE NEXT SLIDE.

NEXT SLIDE, PLEASE.

AND THAT THESE ARE THE WOMEN IN PERIOD PIECES IN 1850S THAT WE'RE TALKING ABOUT SHEEP, SHE AND SHEEP CARTING OF THE MATERIAL.

NOW, I HATE TO GIVE YOU A LITTLE TEASER FOR WHAT FRIDAY'S WILL, PHIL WILL BE TOMORROW, BUT YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO EXPECT AND UNDERSTAND WHAT IT MIGHT BE.

UM, BUT THAT WAS THIS MORNING.

SO IT WAS REALLY FUN TO BE OUT THERE TODAY.

THE NEXT SLIDE.

THAT MIGHT BE IT.

YEP.

NEXT SLIDE, PLEASE.

OH, GUESS WHO, GUESS WHAT? COUNTY EXECUTIVE GOT TO GIVE BABY TRUMAN HIS VERY FIRST THING OF MILK.

EVER GUESS.

YES.

THAT'S ME.

THAT'S ME.

THAT'S ME GIVING BABY TRUMAN HIS FIRST MILK.

AND THAT IS THE NEXT SLIDE, PLEASE.

OH, THERE YOU GO.

SHEEP SHINDIG FOLKS.

UM, SATURDAY, MAY 2ND FROM NINE TO FOUR.

YOU CAN GO OUT TO THE MISSOURI TOWN LIVING HISTORY MUSEUM.

IT'S SHEARING DEMOS, WOOL PROCESSING CRAFTS.

UM, EVERYBODY KNOWS ABOUT MISSOURI TOWN.

IT'S AN AMAZING THING TO TAKE YOUR FAMILY.

AND WITH THAT, THAT'S THE LAST SLIDE.

UH, THAT'S ALL I HAVE AS, AS A FARM BOY, WILL YOU BE SHEARING A SHEEP'S? CAN OUR CITIZENS LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU DO THAT? YOU KNOW, NO.

'CAUSE HERE'S WHAT THEY TOLD ME.

THEY SAY IT'S, IT CAN GET A LITTLE NASTY.

AND, UH, SO I, I WON'T BE SHARING THE SHEEP OUT THERE, BUT I WILL BE WATCHING.

I'D HATE FOR A SHEEP ACCIDENT TO HIT OUR INSURANCE, UH, MR. EXECUTIVE, UH, WILL YOU BE PARDONING THE SHEEP TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY DON'T GO TO A PLACE THAT'S ANOTHER FARM? I, I DEFINITELY WOULD.

BUT OUR SHEEP, WE HAVE ABOUT 40 SHEEP OUT THERE, AND THEY, THEY LIVE OUT THERE EVERY DAY.

THEY, IT'S AMAZING.

SO THEY, THEY HAVE A FANTASTIC PLACE TO LIVE.

I JUST ASSUMED THAT THEIR NUMBERS ARE PROBABLY GONNA BE SNACKS AT SOME POINT.

BUT ANYWAYS, UH, ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, OR THOUGHTS FOR OUR COUNTY EXECUTIVE?

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CAN YOU GIVE US A BRIEF UPDATE ON, UH, FIRST FLOOR? SOUNDS LIKE THERE'S SOME THINGS GOING ON.

I APPRECIATE YOU AND, AND STEVE ABO OUR COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR WORKING THROUGH THE LEGISLATURE TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO NAVIGATE OUR OWN STA STUFF THAT'S DOWN THERE.

BUT CAN YOU GIVE US A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF WHAT'S, WHAT'S GOING DOWN? WE ARE, ARE IMPLEMENTING OPERATION RELOCATION.

UM, FOR MANY YEARS, COUNTY ASSETS AND PROPERTY AND LOCATIONS HAVE NOT REALLY BEEN UTILIZED AS WELL AS THEY NEED TO BE.

WITH THE NEW JAIL OPENING UP, UH, WE WILL BE LOSING OUR TWO COURTROOMS. COURTROOM REMAINING.

COURTROOM B WILL ACTUALLY GO OUT TO THE DETENTION CENTER.

SO THE ALBERT REEDER BUILDING OUT THERE WILL BE START BECOMING AN EMPTY SPACE.

UH, THE COURTS WOULD LIKE TO GET THE CRIMINAL RECORDS BACK OVER HERE INTO THE COURTHOUSE.

SO WE'RE TRYING TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO MOVE CRIMINAL RECORDS MAYBE TO THE THIRD FLOOR, THE JURY ROOM DOWNSTAIRS.

SO THE GOAL IS TO FIRST START ON WITH HUMAN RESOURCES AND COLLECTIONS, EXCUSE ME, AND FINANCE.

AND SO WHAT WE NEED TO DO IS MOVE EVERYTHING OUT OF THE CURRENT LOCATION WHERE HUMAN RELATIONS IS.

THAT IS A LOCATION WHERE THE LEGISLATURE AND SOME OF YOUR AIDES HAVE MOVED DOWN THEIR WALL.

YOU WERE DOING THE CONSTRUCTION OR THE, THE PAINTING AND CARPETING.

SO RIGHT NOW, THERE'S STILL SOME, UH, PROPERTY AND BOXES AND STUFF OF THE LEGISLATURE DOWN THERE.

WHAT I WOULD ASK IS THAT IN THE NEXT WEEK OR SO, UM, THE LEGISLATURE AND THEIR STAFF GO DOWN THERE AND FIGURE OUT WHAT THEY WANT TO BRING BACK UP, WHAT THEY DON'T WANT AND WHAT THEY WANNA STORE.

THERE ARE SO MANY BOXES AND, AND WE WILL FIND LOCATIONS TO STORE THOSE BOXES IN THAT MATERIAL SAFELY.

BUT WE CAN'T MOVE FORWARD WITH THE NEW CARPETING AND THE NEW, UH, PAINTING OF THAT AREA OF HR UNTIL WE GET EVERYTHING CLEARED OUT.

SO I'VE SPOKE TO THE, THE CHAIRMAN ABOUT THAT.

SO I WANTED TO SPEAK TO ALL OF YOU.

UM, IF WE CAN, CAN GET THAT DONE, GET SOME OF THOSE THINGS MOVED OUTTA THE WAY WE CAN START MOVING.

'CAUSE ONCE WE MOVE THAT, THAT'S THE FIRST DOMINO THAT'S TO FALL.

AND THEN WE CAN, CAN MOVE HR OVER WITH FINANCE.

WE CAN MAKE THE JURY ROOM DOWN ON THE FIRST FLOOR AND MAKE THINGS ACCESSIBLE.

HR AND THE JURORS COME ON THE FIRST FLOOR.

AGAIN, WE'RE ALSO MAKING PROGRESS ON WORKING ON OPENING THE FRONT DOOR.

UM, WE'LL BE TALKING ABOUT THAT IN THE FUTURE TOO, BUT WE WANNA MAKE SURE THE FRONT DOOR IS OPEN, UH, LIKE SHOULD HAVE BEEN FOR YEARS.

ALL RIGHT.

THANK YOU, MR. EXECUTIVE.

UM, AND, AND AGAIN, I, I JUST WANNA APPLAUD AND REITERATE, UM, FOR ONCE AND AT LEAST MY THREE AND A HALF YEARS IN THIS VANTAGE POINT, UH, THE EXECUTIVE WORKING, WORKING IN TANDEM TO MAKE SURE WE ADDRESS THESE TYPES OF ISSUES WITH HIS COUNTY ADMINISTRATION, UH, IN ADVANCE TO TRYING TO, UM, MITIGATE ANY RELATIONSHIP ISSUES.

THANK YOU FOR DOING THAT, AS WELL AS FOR ACCOMMODATING THE NEEDS OF THE LEGISLATURE AS WE HAVE MADE ADJUSTMENTS.

SO, UM, I, I DID, UH, TO, TO MAKE A MORE FINITE POINT, I THINK MR. ABO CAME TO VISIT US YESTERDAY AND, AND ASKED IF WE CAN GET OUR, UM, DECISIONS MADE ABOUT OUR OWN STUFF DOWN THERE BY FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK.

UH, AND THEN A DECISION OF TRASH STORE AND BRING UP, UH, THE REST OF YOUR MATERIALS BY WEDNESDAY OF NEXT WEEK.

I THINK WE'RE NOT GOING TO IMPEDE THE PROGRESS OF THE EXECUTIVE'S EFFORTS.

SO, UH, I'LL ASK YOU TO DO THAT.

WE'LL FOLLOW UP BY EMAIL AS WELL.

BUT, UM, IF YOU CAN ACCOMMODATE, WE WOULD APPRECIATE IT.

ANY FURTHER QUESTIONS, COMMENTS FOR THE EXECUTIVE? ALL RIGHT.

HEARING NONE, WE WILL, UH, MOVE FORWARD.

[6 PERFECTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND REPORTS OF COMMITTEE]

[6050 AN ORDINANCE prohibiting law enforcement officers from concealing their faces or badges during performance of their official duties and establishing penalties and exemptions.]

UH, IF WE COULD HOLD THIS AND, AND DEAL WITH THIS, I THINK AFTER SOME, UH, FURTHER DISCUSSION WITH OUR GENERAL COUNSEL, UH, WE'LL MOVE ON TO 6 0 7 4,

[6074 AN ORDINANCE implementing a 120-day moratorium on the processing of data center land use applications and Battery Energy Storage System land use applications by Jackson County for the purpose of developing a long-term policy and accompanying County Code provisions related to such applications, including the direction of regulatory standards and enhanced public notification requirements.]

I DON'T KNOW WHY WE'RE NOT, SORRY.

I KNOW I WAS JUST DOING WHAT I DID THIS LAST TWO HOURS.

SORRY, MADAM CLERK, UH, IMPLEMENTING A 120 DAY MORATORIUM ON THE PROCESSING OF OF DATA CENTER LAND USE APPLICATIONS AND BATTERY ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM, LAND USE APPLICATIONS BY JACKSON COUNTY FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEVELOPING A LONG-TERM POLICY AND ACCOMPANYING COUNTY CODE PROVISIONS RELATED TO SUCH APPLICATIONS, INCLUDING THE DIRECTION OF REGULATORY STANDARDS AND ENHANCED PUBLIC NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE.

UM, I BELIEVE, UH, TO MY KNOWLEDGE, WE STILL HOLD IF WE CAN.

I THINK THERE'S SOME AMENDMENT OPPORTUNITIES THAT SEVERAL OF US WOULD LIKE TO SEEK FOR THAT.

UM, SO WE'LL COMMITTEE HASN'T MET.

SO, AND I'LL, CAN I WAIVE THE

[6075 AN ORDINANCE amending the zoning districts established pursuant to the Unified Development Code by rezoning a certain 126± acre tract from District AG (Agricultural) to District RE (Residential Estates).]

MOVED TO WAIVE THE READING ON 6 0 7.

FIVE.

SECOND SECOND.

IT'S BEEN MOVED AND SECONDED.

UH, ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? ALL THOSE IN FAVOR INDICATE BY A SIGN OF AYE.

AYE.

ALL THOSE OPPOSED AYE, UH, HAVE IT AYES DO INDEED HAVE IT.

A MOVING ON TO 6 0 7 6,

[6076 AN ORDINANCE transferring and appropriating $27,260.00 from the undesignated balance of the 2026 Park Fund and authorizing the County Executive to execute a contract with She Digs It, LLC of Blue Springs, MO to cover construction and installation of a drinking fountain at Fleming Park at a cost to the County not to exceed $27,260.00.]

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UM, UH, THE COMMITTEE DID RECOMMEND, UH, ADOPTION HERE.

UH, THERE'S BEEN A SUPPLEMENTAL THAT I WANNA MAKE FOLKS AWARE OF AND THEN SEEK GUIDANCE FROM THE COUNCIL.

SO SHE DIGS IT IS A, UH, TERM SUPPLY CONTRACTOR, BUT FOR A SPECIFIC SCOPE OF CONSTRUCTION FOR THE FURNISHING OF GENERAL GRADING AND EARTHWORK SERVICES FOR THE USE BY VARIOUS COUNTY DEPARTMENTS, NOT GENERAL CONSTRUCTION.

AND SO I THINK MR. EXECUTIVE, YOU'RE NOT OPPOSED TO THIS PORTION.

MAYBE WE HOLD IT AND WORK ON FIXING THIS SO THAT WE CAN ADVANCE IT AS NEEDED, UM, AND, AND GET THAT PART FIXED, AND THEN WE'LL BRING IT BACK UP.

UM, SO IF WE CAN HOLD IT NOW, WE'LL FIX THAT PROCESS TO MAKE SURE THAT PROCUREMENT SIDE IS ADDRESSED AS NEEDED.

I'LL MOVE TO HOLD.

OKAY.

DID I UNDERSTAND RIGHT THAT PUBLIC WORKS, UH, RECOMMENDED PERFECTION? CORRECT.

SO THEN IT'S JUST GONNA BE ASSIGNED AT LEGISLATURE AS A WHOLE.

CORRECT.

THANK YOU.

UM, SO MOVE ON TO,

[6077 AN ORDINANCE enacting section 6004., of the Jackson County Code, 1984, relating to standards for care and treatment in Jackson County residential facilities with a severability clause.]

THE JACKSON COUNTY CODE 1980 FORWARD LANE TO STANDARDS FOR CARE AND TREATMENT IN JACKSON COUNTY RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES WITH THE SEVERE ABILITY CLAUSE LEGISLATURE AS A WHOLE, UH, OF, WE CAN HOLD THAT

[6078 AN ORDINANCE transferring and appropriating $378,162.00 from the undesignated fund balance of the 2026 Park Fund and authorizing the County Executive to execute a contract with Tarkett Sports Construction-Central, LLC, of Lee’s Summit, MO to cover construction and planning of pickleball courts at Fleming Park at a cost to the County not to exceed $378,162.00.]

I'M SORRY, PERFECTION.

UM, WITHOUT ANY OBJECTION.

WE'LL ADD THIS TO OUR CONSENT AGENDA.

6 0 7 9

[6079 AN ORDINANCE appropriating $5,250.00 from the undesignated fund balance of the 2026 Grant Fund in acceptance of the OSCA Domestic Relations Resolution Fund Mediation grant received from the Missouri Office of State Courts Administrator.]

UH, IS THERE A, A MOTION ON THIS MOVE? PERFECT.

ALL RIGHT.

IT'S BEEN MOVED.

IS THERE A SECOND? SECOND? UM, ANY DISCUSSION ON THIS ISSUE? I THINK IT'S JUST A GRANT, SO I DON'T KNOW IF THERE'S TOO MUCH MORE INVOLVED HERE.

UM, ALL THOSE IN FAVOR FOR PERFECTION? MADAM CLERK, WOULD YOU CALL THE ROLE IN THIS? ARE WE GONNA ADOPT, UH, PERFECT MOVE TO PERFECT.

MOVE TO PERFECT.

OH, WE HAVE TO, NO, I'M, I'M ASKING ARE YOU GONNA PERFECT AND ADOPT WASN'T PLANNING ON IT.

OH, OKAY.

I JUST FIGURED WE'D MOVE IT ALONG.

OKAY.

YEAH.

THEN I'LL READ THE ROLE.

ANDERSON.

YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY.

YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE LAUER.

YES.

SMITH? YES.

ABCA? YES.

SIX.

YES.

THREE ABSENT.

ALL RIGHT.

UH, THREE EXCUSED.

I'M SORRY.

LEGISLATURE RE UH, RECOMMENDS PERFECTION.

WE'LL ADD, UM, THIS TO THE CONSENT.

OH, WE'VE ALREADY, ARE YOU SENT IT TO THE CONSENT NOW FOR ADOPTION? NO, WE'LL HOLD, I GUESS.

YEAH, THAT.

THANK YOU.

IT'S, THANK YOU FOR GUIDING US AS THIS.

NO, IT'S WHATEVER YOU WANNA DO.

I DON'T, YEAH, I, I THINK WE JUST, JUST HOLD IT.

OKAY.

OKAY.

BECAUSE OTHERWISE I DON'T THINK WE PERFECT.

AND PUT ON THE CONSENT AGENDA IN THE SAME SPOT WITHOUT UNANIMOUS AND OKAY.

FAIR ENOUGH.

DOESN'T EMERGE.

SO WE'LL HOLD FOR NEXT MEETING.

6 0 8 0

[6080 AN ORDINANCE appropriating $60,000.00 from the undesignated fund balance of the 2026 General Fund and awarding a contract for the purchase of a new fire notification and alarm system for use by the Public Works Department for the Historic Truman Courthouse to Johnson Controls Inc., of Lenexa, KS, at a cost to the County not to exceed $60,000.00.]

I'M DOING, AGAIN, $60,000 FROM THE TRYING TO GET A STATE FUND BALANCE OF THE 2026 GENERAL FUND AND AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF A NEW FIRE NOTIFICATION AND ALARM SYSTEM FOR USE BY THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT FOR THE HISTORIC TRUMAN COURTHOUSE.

TO JOHNSON CONTROLS THE INC OF LENEXA, KANSAS, IT COST THE COUNTY NOT TO EXCEED $60,000 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE.

UM, I BELIEVE THERE WAS A REQUEST MADE AS THIS DIDN'T MAKE IT TO THE AGENDA OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE TO DO DISCHARGE FROM COMMITTEE.

I BELIEVE THAT IS LEGISLATIVE FRANKLIN.

UM, IS THAT A REQUEST THAT YOU WANNA MAKE LEGISLATOR? SOUNDS FINE.

ALRIGHT.

UH, IS THERE A SECOND? SECOND.

ALL RIGHT.

UH, MADAM CLERK, CAN WE DO A VOICE, VOICE VOTE ON THAT, OR WE HAVE TO DO WE CAN DO A VOICE VOTE EVERYBODY.

OKAY.

UM, ALL THOSE IN FAVOR INDICATE BY THE SIGN OF AYE FOR DISCHARGE.

AYE.

AYE.

AYE.

ALL THOSE OPPOSED, UH, APPEARS AYES HAVE THAT THE AYES DO INDEED HAVE IT.

SO MOVED TO.

PERFECT.

UH, ALL RIGHT.

UM, IS THERE A SECOND? SECOND.

IT'S BEEN MOVED IN.

SECONDED, UH, MR. EXECUTIVE, CAN YOU JUST GIVE US A LITTLE BRIEF ON DISCUSSION ON THIS ONE SINCE WE DIDN'T HAVE THE COMMITTEE? YOU CAN TELL ME WHERE WE'RE AT.

UH, 60 80, MR. EXECUTIVE NOT PAYING ATTENTION.

FIRE NOTIFICATIONS.

C MINUS ON 60 80.

UH, AS YOU WELL KNOW, THE HISTORIC TRUMAN COURTHOUSE TAKES, UH, DAILY OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE SURE IT STAYS UP TO THE HISTORICAL VALUE AND BE ABLE TO BE SOMEWHERE WHERE WE CAN ACTUALLY WORK AND WE CAN HAVE THE PUBLIC COMING IN AND OUT.

THIS IS A NEW FIRE NOTIFICATION ALARM SYSTEM THAT WE NEED TO UPDATE.

IT'S BEEN A WHILE SINCE WE'VE FIXED IT.

UH, IT WILL NOT EXCEED AT $60,000.

IT'S JOHNSON CONTROLS.

THEY'RE PRETTY GOOD BEST IN THE

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UH, GENERAL COUNSEL OR AUDITOR.

I THINK JOHNSON IS A, A SOLE SOURCE BASED UPON WHAT THE JAIL WAS.

SO I JUST WANNA MAKE SURE THAT THAT WAS ACKNOWLEDGED.

I USUALLY, THOSE ARE LISTED IN THE TITLE, SO I'M JUST MAKING SURE THAT THAT IS WHAT IT IS.

UM, BUT, UH, ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION, UM, I WOULD RECOMMEND PERFECTION JUST TO MAKE SURE WE CLARIFY IF WE NEED ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY TO MODIFY.

MOVE TO.

PERFECT.

THERE A SECOND.

SECOND.

MOVED AND SECONDED.

UM, ALL THOSE IN FAVOR INDICATE BY THE SIGN OF AYE.

AYE.

DON'T WE HAVE TO VOICE VOTE? THERE YOU GO.

GO FOR IT.

SORRY.

MADAM CLERK ANDERSON.

YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY.

YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE LAUER? YES.

SMITH? YES.

ABAR? YES.

SIX.

YES.

THREE ABSENT, OR THREE EXCUSED.

EXCUSED.

FINAL

[7 FINAL PASSAGE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES]

[6049 AN ORDINANCE establishing a third-party monitoring program for Jackson County projects and authorizing access for qualified contracted third parties to conduct site visits.]

I RECOMMEND WE HOLD RESOLUTIONS IN COMMITTEE

[8 RESOLUTIONS IN COMMITTEE]

[22207 A RESOLUTION transferring $42,857.00 within the 2026 General Fund and awarding a contract for the purchase of communication equipment for use by the Sheriff’s Office to MRA International, Inc., of Long Branch, NJ under the terms and conditions of Invitation to Bid No. 25-057, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $42,857.00.]

AND RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING.

FOUR TWO, I'M SORRY.

8 5 7.

WITHIN THE 2026 GENERAL FUND AND AWARD CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT FOR USE BY THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE TO MRA INTERNATIONAL INC.

OF LONG BEACH, NEW JERSEY, UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF INVITATION TO BID NUMBER 25 DASH FIVE SEVEN.

AND ACTUAL COST TO COUNTY IN THE AMOUNT OF $42,857.

JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE, UH, COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION.

UM, UH, WE WILL ADD TO THE CONSENT AGENDA UNLESS THERE'S AN OBJECTION.

2, 2, 2, 1, 1.

[22211 A RESOLUTION awarding a contract for the purchase of mobile radios for use by the Sheriff’s Office to Motorola Solutions, Inc., of Chicago, IL, under the terms and conditions of MARC/KCRPC Contract No. 113, an existing competitively bid government contract, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $109,568.00.]

OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF MARK K-C-R-P-C.

CONTRACT NUMBER 1 1 3.

AN EXISTING COMPETITIVELY BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT IN ACTUAL COSTA COUNTY IN THE AMOUNT OF $109,568.

JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION.

UNLESS THERE'S AN OBJECTION, WE'LL ADD TO CONSENT.

AGENDA 2 2 2.

ONE

[22212 A RESOLUTION declaring certain vehicles assigned to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office as surplus property and authorizing their transfer to the Jackson County Department of Civil Process.]

DECLARING CERTAIN VEHICLES SIGNED TO THE JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE AS SURPLUS PROPERTY AND AUTHORIZING THEIR TRANSFER TO THE JACKSON COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL PROCESS JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE.

UH, COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION WITHOUT, UNLESS THERE'S AN OBJECTION, WE'LL ADD THE CONSENT AGENDA.

2, 2 2 1 3.

[22213 A RESOLUTION authorizing the County Executive to execute Cooperative Agreements with certain agencies that provide services and assistance to victims of domestic violence, at an aggregate cost to the County not to exceed $152,400.00.]

HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE.

UH, GENERAL COUNSEL, DO YOU HAVE A, UM, RECOMMENDATION ON WHO THE ACTUAL, UH, SPONSOR THAT IS? I BELIEVE IT IS THE CHAIR OF HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT.

BUT LET ME CONFIRM.

I JUST WANNA MAKE SURE IN ADVANCE.

IT'S DONNA PEYTON.

DONNA, WE CAN'T DISCHARGE IT IN THE MOMENT, I GUESS.

THANK YOU.

UM, OKAY.

WELL, WE WILL HOLD THIS AS THE COMMITTEE DID NOT MEET.

UM, IF THERE'S ANYONE WHO WOULD LIKE TO ADD THEMSELVES AS A SPONSOR, I THINK THAT COULD BE HELPFUL.

OKAY.

UH,

[22225 A RESOLUTION awarding a contract for the purchase of fifteen (15) new 2026 Dodge Durango vehicles for use by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office to Corwin Motors of Springfield, LLC, of Springfield, MO, under the terms and conditions of State of Missouri Contract No. MC250182004, an existing competitively bid government contract, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $645,420.00.]

A AWARD AND CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF 15 NEW 2026 DODGE DURANGO VEHICLES FOR USE BY THE JACKSON COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE.

TWO CORA MOTORS OF SPRINGFIELD, LLC OF SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI.

UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF STATE OF MISSOURI, CONTRACT NUMBER MC 2 5 1 8 204, AN EXISTING COMPETITIVELY BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT IN ACTUAL COST OF THE COUNTY IN THE AMOUNT OF $645,420.

JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION.

UNLESS THERE'S AN OBJECTION, WE'LL ADD TO CONSENT.

AGENDA 2 2 2 2 8.

[22228 A RESOLUTION awarding a seven month term and supply contract, with two (2) twelve month options to extend, for the furnishing of law enforcement public safety gear for use by various County departments to G.T. Distributors, Inc., of Pflugerville, TX under the terms and conditions of State of Missouri Contract No. CC250070 (007), an existing competitively bid government contract.]

OF PFLUGERVILLE, TEXAS UNDER THE TERMS OF CONDITIONS OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.

CONTRACT NUMBER CC 2 5 0 0 7 0 0 7.

AN EXISTING COMPETITIVELY BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT, JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE, UH, COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION.

UNLESS THERE'S AN OBJECTION, WE'LL ADD THE CONSENT AGENDA.

[22232 A RESOLUTION awarding a twenty-four-month term and supply contract, with one twelve-month option to extend, for the furnishing of rental vehicle services for use by various County Departments to Enterprise Mobility dba Enterprise Leasing of Kansas of Lee’s Summit, MO, under the terms and conditions of Request for Proposals No. 25-052.]

UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS NUMBER 25 DASH 0 5 2, FINANCE AND AUDIT COMMITTEE, UH, COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION, UNLESS THERE'S AN I OBJECT, WE'LL ADD TO THE CONSENT AGENDA.

[22233 A RESOLUTION authorizing the Jackson County Finance and Purchasing Department to draft and present an ACH (Automated Clearing House) payment policy so that ACH payments, or otherwise commercially advantageous electronic transactions, may be paid and accepted on behalf of the county.]

AUTHORIZED IN JACKSON COUNTY FINANCE AND PURCHASING DEPARTMENT TO DRAFT AND PRESENT AN A CH AUTOMATED CLEARING HOUSE PAYMENT POLICY SO THAT A CH PAYMENTS OR OTHERWISE COMMERCIALLY ADVANTAGEOUS ELECTRONIC TRANSACTIONS MAY BE PAID AND ACCEPTED ON BEHALF OF THE COUNTY FINANCE AND AUDIT COMMITTEE.

UH, COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION.

UNLESS THERE'S AN OBJECTION, WE'LL ADD TO CONSENT AGENDA 2 2 2 3 4.

[22234 A RESOLUTION awarding a contract for the purchase of a Bobcat S64 Skid Steer, a UW 56 Toolcat, a Swing Arm Brush Cutter with seven pin wiring harness, a 72” Landplane, two (2) 80” Vibratory Rollers with Smoother Drums, a Snow Blade and an 80” Combination Bucket with Port Relief for use by the Parks + Rec Department to K.C. Bobcat dba Berry Companies, Inc. of Blue Springs, MO under the terms and conditions of Sourcewell Contract No. 020223-CEC, an existing, competitively bid government contract, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $175,899.00.]

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CONTRACT NUMBER 0 2 0 2 2 3 CEC, AN EXISTING COMPETITIVELY BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT IN ACTUAL COST OF COUNTY IN THE AMOUNT OF $175,899.

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION, UH, WITHOUT OBJECTION, WE'LL ADD TO CONSENT.

AGENDA 2 2 2 3 5.

[22235 A RESOLUTION authorizing the Prosecuting Attorney to execute an agreement with the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners for anti-drug and anti-crime law enforcement activities and programs at a cost to the County not to exceed $3,657,651.00.]

JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE, UH, THE COMMITTEE ADVANCE THIS OUT WITH NO RECOMMENDATION SO THAT WE CAN TEE UP A PROPO OR A, UH, PRESENTATION FOR THE NEXT LEGISLATIVE MEETING.

SO, UM, I WILL ASK MR. CHAIRMAN.

YEP.

WOULD YOU BE CONTACTING COMBAT IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT? YEAH.

MY APOLOGIES.

MR. EXECUTIVE, I DON'T THINK YOU WERE HERE FOR THAT PORTION OF THIS.

SO, UM, I HAVE BEEN IN CONTACT WITH THE DIRECTOR OF COMBAT, AND HE HAD IN AGREEMENT AND NOTIFIED KCPD, BUT WE HAVE NOT, UM, WE DID NOT SCHEDULE THE NORMAL HEARING AS MONDAY WAS PLANNED.

SO THEY WERE NOT AWARE OF THE WEDNESDAY, UH, FORMAL.

SO WE WILL TEE IT UP FOR THE NEXT LEGISLATIVE MEETING SO THAT WE CAN GET AS MUCH BENEFIT OF THIS AS POSSIBLE FOR OUR COMBAT RENEWAL OFFICER.

AND YOU'RE GIVEN THAT NOTICE.

I'M NOT, YES.

CORRECT.

OKAY.

THANK YOU.

UH, RESOLUTION 2, 2, 2, 3, 6.

[22236 A RESOLUTION declaring certain County-owned vehicles as surplus property and authorizing their disposal pursuant to Chapter 11 of Jackson County Code, 1984.]

OKAY.

MADAM HELD, UH, YES.

JUST HELD AND LEGISLATURE AS A WHOLE 2, 2, 2, 3, 6, DECLARING CERTAIN COUNTY OWNED VEHICLES AS SURPLUS PROPERTY AND AUTHORIZING THEIR DISPOSAL PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 11 OF THE JACKSON COUNTY CODE 1984 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE, UH, COMMITTEE HELD THIS, BUT I WILL ASK THE SPONSOR, LEGISLATOR ANDERSON TO MOVE TO DISCHARGE SO WE CAN BRING IT TO LEGISLATURE AS A WHOLE PER THE DISCUSSION ABOUT, WE STILL NEED TO OFFICIALLY SURPLUS THE VEHICLE BEFORE WE WORK IN TANDEM WITH, UM, ANY GOVERNMENT AGENCY TO HELP.

I'LL MOVE TO DISCHARGE IT FROM COMMITTEE.

IS THERE A SECOND? SECOND.

MOVED AND SECONDED.

ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? HEARING NONE.

UM, MADAM CLERK, JUST FOR THE SAKE OF IT MOVE, DO WE NEED A MOTION MOVE TO ADOPT OR MOVE TO ADOPT? OH, YES.

DO WE? MY APOLOGIES.

DO WE VOICE VOTE ON THE DISCHARGE? OH, YEAH.

I GUESS THAT WOULD, NO, THAT'S, WE GOTTA DO THE DISCHARGE VOTE FIRST.

OKAY.

ANDERSON? YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY.

YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE LAUER SMITH? YES.

A BARCA? YES.

SIX.

YES.

THREE.

EXCUSED.

NOW YOUR MOTION.

MOVE TO ADOPT.

SECOND.

SECOND.

MOVED AND SECONDED.

ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? HEARING NONE.

MADAM CLERK ANDERSON.

YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY.

YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE LAUER.

YES.

SMITH? YES.

A BARCA? YES.

SIX.

YES.

THREE.

EXCUSED.

2, 2, 2, 3, 7.

[22237 A RESOLUTION awarding a contract for the replacement of HVAC systems at two radio communication tower sites for use by the Sheriff’s Office to Motorola Solutions, Inc., of Chicago, IL, under the terms and conditions of State of Missouri Contract No. MT250038001, an existing competitively bid government contract, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $76,002.00.]

UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF STATE OF MISSOURI.

CONTRACT NUMBER MT 2 5 0 0 3 8 0 0 1.

AND EXISTING COMPETITIVELY, BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT IN ACTUAL COST OF COUNTY IN THE AMOUNT OF $76,002.

JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION THAT SAYS OBJECTION.

WE'LL HAVE TO CONSENT MR. CHAIRMAN.

YEAH.

IN THE, IN THE JUST LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE, WE SPOKE ABOUT THIS, ABOUT USING 9 1 1 FUNDS.

FOUND OUT IT IS COMING FROM 9 1 1 OH.

EVEN BETTER.

ALRIGHT.

SO WE DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THAT.

THANK YOU.

UH, 2, 2 2.

[22244 A RESOLUTION awarding a contract for the purchase of a John Deere TruFinish Utility Rake for use by the Parks + Rec Department to John Deere & Company of Cary, NC under the terms and conditions of Sourcewell Contract No. 112624-DAC, an existing, competitively bid government contract, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $21,714.00.]

FOUR MORNING CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF A JOHN DEERE TRUE FINISH UTILITY RAKE FOR USE BY THE PARKS PLUS REC DEPARTMENT.

TWO JOHN DEERE AND COMPANY OF KERRY, NORTH CAROLINA.

UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SOURCE, OUR CONTRACT NUMBER 1 1 2 6 2 4 DAC AND EXISTING COMPETITIVELY, BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT AND ACTUAL COST OF THE COUNTY IN THE AMOUNT OF $21,714.

PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION UNLESS THERE'S AN OBJECTION, ACT TO CONSENT.

AGENDA

[22245 A RESOLUTION declaring certain County-owned vehicles as surplus property and authorizing their disposal pursuant to Chapter 11 of Jackson County Code, 1984.]

DECLINING CERTAIN COUNTY OWNED VEHICLES IS SURPLUS PROPERTY AND AUTHORIZING THEIR DISPOSAL.

PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 11 OF THE JACKSON COUNTY CODE 1984, JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION UNLESS THERE'S AN OBJECTION, ADD TO CONSENT AGENDA 2 2 2 4 6

[22246 A RESOLUTION authorizing the County Executive to execute a Management Agreement with the Downtown Community Improvement District for the furnishing of maintenance and safety-related services at the Oppenstein Brothers Memorial Park in the Central Business District of downtown Kansas City, MO, at an annual cost to the County not to exceed $75,000.00.]

DEBT 2 2 2 4 7.

[22247 A RESOLUTION transferring $150,000.00 within the 2025 County Improvement Fund to cover costs for inmate clothing and costs associated with relocating items from the Detention Center at 1300 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Missouri, to the East Campus at 7000 E. U.S. 40 Highway.]

JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION UNLESS THERE'S INJECTION, WILL ADD THE CONSENT AGENDA AT

[22248 A RESOLUTION authorizing the Jackson County Executive to execute a Professional Services Agreement with KC Digital Drive of Kansas City, MO, for Jackson County Broadband and Digital Equity Plan Phase 1 services, at a cost to the County not to exceed $100,000.00.]

UM, AUTHORIZING THE JACKSON COUNTY EXECUTIVE TO EXECUTE A PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AGREEMENT WITH KC DIGITAL DRIVE, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI FOR JACKSON COUNTY BROADBAND AND DIGITAL EQUITY PLAN.

PHASE ONE SERVICES AT A COST THE COUNTY NOT TO EXCEED $100,000 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE, UH, COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION.

THIS IS AN OBJECTION WE ADD TO CONSENT AGENDA TWO

[22252 A RESOLUTION awarding a twelve month term and supply contract, with two (2) twelve month options to extend, for the furnishing of end user computing, peripherals, device lifecycle management solutions and associated services at discounted rates for use by various County departments to Dell Marketing, LP of Round Rock, TX under the terms and conditions of Midwestern Higher Education Compact Contract No. MHEC-04152022 an existing competitively bid government contract.]

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AN EXISTING COMPETITIVELY BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT, FINANCE AND AUDIT COMMITTEE.

UH, SO THIS WAS ALSO LEFT OFF THE AGENDA, UNFORTUNATELY.

SO DO WE HAVE A, A SPONSOR ON THAT ONE TO DISCHARGE? WHO WAS THAT? OH, YOU WANTED SOMEONE TO, TO DISCHARGE IF WE NEED TO CHARGE SECOND.

OKAY.

UH, SO I GUESS WE WILL HOLD THIS UNTIL OUR NEXT MEETING.

2, 2, 2, 5, 3.

[22253 A RESOLUTION transferring $305,509.00 within the County Improvement Fund and awarding a contract for the purchase of mobile radios to include software licenses, programming, and chargers for use by the Sheriff’s Office Detention Center to Motorola Solutions, Inc., of Chicago, IL, under the terms and conditions of KC/RPC Contract No. 34733, an existing competitively bid government contract, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $305,509.00.]

SEAN.

TRANSFERRING $305,509 WITHIN THE COUNTY IMPROVEMENT FUND AND AWARDING AND CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF MOBILE RADIOS TO INCLUDE SOFTWARE LICENSES, PROGRAMMING CHARGES USED BY THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE DETENTION CENTER TO MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS INC.

OF CHICAGO, ILLINOIS UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF KC RPC CONTRACT NUMBER 3 4 7 3 3.

AN EXISTING COMPETITIVELY BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT AND EXTRA COST TO COUNTY IN THE AMOUNT OF $305,509.

JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION WITHOUT, UH, OBJECTION.

WE'LL ADD TO CONSENT.

AGENDA

[22254 A RESOLUTION awarding a contract for the purchase of two Kubota utility vehicles for use by the Sheriff’s Office Detention Center to Coleman Equipment, Inc., of Lee’s Summit, MO under the terms and conditions of Sourcewell Contract No. 112624, an existing, competitively bid government contract, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $57,751.00.]

FIVE FOUR.

WE'RE IN A CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO KUBOTA UTILITY VEHICLES FREEZE BY THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE DETENTION CENTER TO COLEMAN EQUIPMENT INC.

OF LEE SUMMIT, MISSOURI UNDER THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SOURCE WALL.

CONTRACT NUMBER 1 1 2 6 2 4.

AN EXISTING COMPETITIVELY BIG GOVERNMENT CONTRACT IN ACTUAL COST OF COUNTY IN THE AMOUNT OF $57,751.

JUSTICE AND LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE, UH, COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ADOPTION, UH, UNLESS THERE'S, UH, OBJECTIONAL ADD TO THE CONSENT AGENDA.

[22255 A RESOLUTION authorizing the County Executive to execute a lease agreement with the State of Missouri for parking spaces at the County-owned parking garage located at 14th and Locust in Kansas City, MO at no cost to the County.]

UH, THIS WAS ALSO NOT ON THE AGENDA FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE.

DO WE HAVE A SPONSOR PRESENT TO DISCHARGE? BE JAYLEN.

ALL RIGHT.

LEGISLATOR ANDERSON, DO YOU, WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO DISCHARGE? I'LL MOVE TO DISCHARGE.

IS THERE A SECOND? SECOND.

ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? HEARING NONE, UH, MADAM CLERK, WOULD YOU CALL THE ROLL ANDERSON? YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY? YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE LAUER SMITH? YES.

YES.

ABCA? YES.

SIX.

YES.

THREE.

EXCUSED.

MOTION MOVED.

MOTION IS THERE A SECOND? SECOND.

IT'S BEEN MOVED AND SECONDED.

UH, MR. EXECUTIVE, YOU WANNA GIVE US A LITTLE DISCUSSION ON THIS ONE? YOU BET.

WE'VE GOT A BUNCH OF UNUSED PARKING SPACES AT OUR COUNTY OWNED PARKING GARAGE AT 14TH AND LOCUST.

WHEN WE MOVE, UH, THE DETENTION FACILITY OVER, WE'LL HAVE EVEN MORE.

AND THE STATE OF MISSOURI WOULD LIKE TO LEASE PARKING SPACES FOR US FROM US.

I BELIEVE IT COMES TO THE POINT OF ABOUT SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 35 TO $40,000.

WE WERE GONNA MAKE MONEY ON USING THOSE SPACES.

GUMBALL MACHINES, PLEASE.

I, I MOVED.

WE'LL CHARGE MORE THE NEXT CONTRACT, BUT THIS ONE WE WANNA GET 'EM IN.

UH, SO, UH, WITHOUT ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION, QUESTIONS, COMMENT.

SO THERE'S A MOTION I MOVE TO, THERE'S A MOTION ON THE FLOOR.

YEAH.

SO JUST ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION.

OKAY.

MADAM CLERK ANDERSON.

YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY.

YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE LAUER? YES.

SMITH? YES.

ABAR? YES.

SIX.

YES.

THREE EXCUSED.

THANK YOU.

UH, 2, 2, 2, 5, 6.

[22256 A RESOLUTION declaring certain County-owned land as surplus real property and authorizing the Administration to solicit bids for selling the surplus parcels.]

UM, THE COMMITTEE DID NOT MEET SO WE'LL HOLD 2, 2, 2, 5 9.

[22259 A RESOLUTION recognizing personnel that attended Professional Development Training.]

1, 2, 2, 2 6.

[22260 A RESOLUTION regarding Proposed Ordinance 6050, as amended by Proposed Ordinance 6050A, known as the Renee Nicole Macklin Good Transparency and Accountability Ordinance (the “Good Ordinance”).]

GOOD TRANSPARENCY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ORDINANCE.

THE GOOD ORDINANCE LEGISLATURE AS A WHOLE.

I WILL HOLD THIS ONE.

CONSENT AGENDA.

MADAM

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I HAVE PERFECTION OF ORDINANCE 60 78.

I HAVE, OH, I'M SORRY.

YEAH, YEAH.

NO, THAT'S RIGHT.

UM, I HAVE THE, THEN I MOVE ON TO RESOLUTIONS FOR ADOPTION.

I HAVE 2, 2, 2 0 7.

2 2 2 11.

TWO TWO.

TWO.

12.

TWO, TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

FIVE.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

EIGHT.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

THREE.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

THREE.

THREE.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

THREE.

FOUR.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

THREE.

SEVEN.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

FOUR.

FOUR.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

FOUR.

FIVE.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

FOUR.

SIX.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

FOUR.

SEVEN.

TWO.

TWO.

TWO.

FOUR.

EIGHT.

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TWO.

TWO.

FIVE.

THREE.

TWO.

TWO, TWO.

FIVE.

FOUR.

THAT'S IT.

AND THAT'S IT.

MOVE TO ADOPT.

SECOND.

IT'S BEEN MOVED AND SECONDED.

UH, ANY DISCUSSION? HEARING NONE MADAM CLERK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.

ANDERSON.

YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY.

YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE LAUER? YES.

SMITH? YES.

ABAR? YES.

SIX.

YES.

THREE.

EXCUSED.

UH,

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MADAM CLERK, ARE THERE ANY ADD-ONS? COME MR. CHAIRMAN.

INTRODUCTION TO PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS.

[11 INTRODUCTION OF PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS AND ASSIGNMENT TO COMMITTEE]

[22261 A RESOLUTION authorizing the Jackson County Legislature to hold a closed meeting on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, for the purpose of conducting privileged and confidential communications between itself and the Jackson County Counselor under section 610.021(1) and 610.021(3) of the Revised Statutes of Missouri and closing all records prepared for discussion at said meeting.]

2 2 2 6 1 AUTHORIZING THE JACKSON COUNTY LEGISLATURE TO HOLD A CLOSED MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29TH, 2026.

FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING PRIVILEGED AND CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN ITSELF AND THE JACKSON COUNTY COUNSELOR UNDER SECTION 6 1 0 0.02.

ONE, PARAGRAPH ONE, AND THREE OF THE REVISED STATUTES OF MISSOURI.

IN CLOSING ALL RECORDS PREPARE FOR DISCUSSION AT SAID MEETING INTRODUCED BY MANUEL BARKER.

THE FOURTH.

IS THERE A MOTION TO ADOPT? SO, MOVE.

IS THERE A SECOND? SECOND.

IT'S BEEN MOVED AND SECONDED.

ANY DISCUSSION? HEARING NONE.

MADAM CLERK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.

ANDERSON.

YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY.

YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE FLOWER SMITH? YES.

DID I GET YOU? YES.

AVARCA? UH, YES.

SIX.

YES.

THREE.

EXCUSED.

UH, THANK YOU.

UH, 2, 2, 2, 6.

[22262 A RESOLUTION honoring the life and legacy of Carrie E. Stapleton. ]

HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF CARRIE E STAPLETON.

INTRODUCED BY MANUEL BARCA IV.

IS THERE A MOTION TO ADOPT? SO MOVED.

SO MOVED.

THERE.

A SECOND.

YES.

SECOND, UH, DISCUSSION.

MADAM CLERK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.

ANDERSON.

YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY.

YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE LAUER SMITH? YES.

ABAR? YES.

YES.

SIX YES.

THREE EXCUSED.

AND DO IT AFTER THE FACT OF FRANK.

THIS ONE'S MORE FILLED OUT, TOO LATE.

NOW WE'RE VOTING.

UH, 2, 2 2.

SIX

[22263 A RESOLUTION for the 40th Anniversary of the Recommissioning of the USS Missouri.]

SO FOR THE 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE RECOMMISSIONING OF THE USS MISSOURI, INTRODUCED BY MANUEL BARKER IV.

UM, IS THERE A MOTION TO ADOPT? UH, YEAH.

A MOTION TO ADOPT.

SO MOVED THERE.

SECOND.

UH, MADAM CLERK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.

ANDERSON.

YES.

PEYTON SMITH.

HUSKY.

YES.

FRANKLIN? YES.

MCGEE LAUER? YES.

SMITH? YES.

ABCA? YES.

SIX.

YES.

THREE.

EXCUSED.

MADAM COURT.

MR. CHAIRMAN, INQUIRE, TELL ME ABOUT THE RECOMMISSION IN THE USS MISSOURI.

YES.

SO YOU, YOU'RE STEALING MY THUNDER.

NEW BUSINESS, MR. OKAY.

BUT WE WILL FOR SURE.

UM, UH, MADAM CLERK, ARE THERE ANY ADD-ONS? NO.

MR. CHAIRMAN, UH, COUNTY

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UH, UNFINISHED BUSINESS? IS

[13 UNFINISHED BUSINESS]

SEEING NONE, UH,

[14 NEW BUSINESS]

SO, UH, FOR THOSE OF YOU WHO ARE AWARE, THE USS MISSOURI HAS A LONG AND TAGGAR HISTORY, UH, AND CONNECTION, OBVIOUSLY TO THE STATE OF MISSOURI.

UH, SEVERAL OF US WERE INVITED TO THE RECOMMISSIONING OF THE US S MISSOURI'S, UH, COMMISSION, UH, AND THEIR 40TH ANNIVERSARY.

UH, AS A REMINDER, THE USS COMMISSION, UH, USS MISSOURI WAS WHERE PRESIDENT TRUMAN ORDERED THE END OF WORLD WAR II, UM, TO BE THE SURRENDER OF JAPAN ON THE USS MISSOURI.

SO, UH, THIS IS A TREMENDOUS HONOR FOR US TO, UM, SEE THE CONNECTION OF JACKSON COUNTY, UH, WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN, UH, WITH THE SPONSOR, WHO WAS MISS MARGARET.

MARGARET TRUMAN, UH, WHEN THE SHIP WAS, UH, OFFICIALLY DESIGNATED AND COMMISSIONED TO ITS PORT OF CALL NOW.

AND WE WILL BE HONORED TO PRESENT THIS IN A WREATH HONORING THE LIVES OF THOSE WHO SERVED ON THE USS MISSOURI.

AND WE'RE LOST, UH, AS BOTH A PART OF WORLD WAR II'S, UH, RECOGNITION, BUT ALSO, UM, THAT, UH, ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SHIP ITSELF AS A PART OF THE NACO, UH, NACO, UH, CONFERENCE, UH, THIS COMING WEEK.

UM, IN ADDITION TO THAT, WE'LL BE JOINING, UH, WITH THE, UH, COLLEAGUES FROM ARIZONA, UM, TO ALSO, UM, HONOR AND MEMORIALIZE, UH, THAT SHIP AS WELL.

SO, WANTED TO MAKE SURE THAT THAT WAS SOMETHING THAT WE EXTENDED ON BEHALF OF JACKSON COUNTY.

UH, WE ARE IN CONTACT WITH THE WORLD WAR I MUSEUM, AS WELL AS THE TRUMAN LIBRARY AND THE FOUNDATION, UH, TO MAKE SURE WE, WE CARRY THE SPIRIT OF PRESIDENT TRUMAN WITH US.

UH, AND I BELIEVE THERE'S A PROCUREMENT OF A BUST TO PRESIDENT TRUMAN THAT'S ALSO GONNA BE ACCOMPANYING THIS RESOLUTION, UM, AS WELL FOR THE USS MISSOURI CREW.

SO IT IS GOING TO BE AN AWESOME OPPORTUNITY AND MOMENT FOR JACKSON COUNTY AS WE CELEBRATE OUR 250, UH, YEAR BI CENTENNIALS.

SO THANKS FOR THAT SUPPORT ON THIS RESOLUTION.

UM, HOW'S THAT? WAS THAT GOOD, MR. MM-HMM .

THAT WAS, THAT WAS PERFECT.

OKAY.

UM, ANY OTHER NEW BUSINESS? UH, WE WILL NOW RECESS FOR OUR CLOSED MEETING.

MR. KOMINSKY, WILL THERE BE ANY ACTION NEEDED WHEN WE COME BACK? I DON'T BELIEVE SO.

MR. CHAIR.

THERE MAY BE, LOOKS LIKE CLERK STAFF MAY.

OKAY.

AND NEXT WEEK'S MEETING.

MY APOLOGIES.

OKAY.

ALRIGHT.

SO, UM, WE'LL COME BACK, UM, INTO SESSION.

SO PLEASE DON'T LEAVE AFTER THE LEGISLATIVE MEETING AS WE HAVE TO, UH, NOTICE THAT THE NEXT, UH, MEETING ITSELF.

SO, UH, WITH THAT WE WILL ADJOURN TO CLOSE SESSION.

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YES.

THANK YOU.

SORRY.

WE WILL RECESS TO CLOSE SESSION.

ALL RIGHT.

UM, UH, WANTED TO MAKE SURE AND NOTICED EVERYONE, UM, THAT UNFORTUNATELY DUE TO QUORUM ISSUES WITH, UH, THE RECENT CELEBRATIONS OF THE MANY THINGS AS WELL AS, UH, THE COMMEMORATION OF LIFE, UH, WE WILL NOT HAVE A MEETING ON MAY 4TH.

PLEASE GO AND ENJOY MARGARITAS AND CELEBRATE, UM, ALL THE WONDERFUL THINGS FOR CINCO DE MAYO THAT YOU WISH.

UM, AS A REMINDER, THERE, THERE IS A CINCO DE MAYO CELEBRATION, THE HUNDREDTH YEAR ANNIVERSARY, THIS COMING WEEKEND FOR THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE, UH, TO TAG ALONG.

WE WILL BE GOING, I THINK, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, SO PLEASE JOIN US FOR THAT.

UH, WITH THAT, UH, I WILL BE SEEKING A REGATHERING OF THE LEGISLATURE, UH, ON MONDAY, MAY 11TH, 2026 AT 3:00 PM AT THE JACKSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE, FOUR 15 EAST 12TH STREET, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI, SECOND FLOOR LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, ASSEMBLY AREA.