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WELCOME TO THE[1 ROLL CALL]
17 REGULAR MEETING OF THE JACKSON COUNTY LEGISLATURE.IT IS THURSDAY, MAY 21ST, UH, 2026 AT 2:00 PM IN THE KANSAS CITY LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY AREA.
UH, UM, LEGISLATIVE SMITH HAS REQUESTED TO BE EXCUSED FOR THE MEETING.
MADAM CLERK, WOULD YOU PLEASE CALL THE ROLL ANDERSON? HERE.
OH, CHARLIE, WE CAN'T HEAR YOU HERE.
HE IS VOCALIZING IT, BUT WE MIGHT ASK IT TO LOOK INTO THAT.
YEAH, BECAUSE HE DOESN'T, YEAH, HE JUST TALKED BEFORE.
I DON'T KNOW WHY IT'S NOT WORKING.
I, WHO'D YOU ASK FOR? YOU SAID SMITH, BUT A BARCA.
I WAS LIKE, I DON'T THINK YOU'RE WAITING FOR THE OTHER SMITH.
[2 THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE]
LEAD US IN THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE.DOESN'T KNOW WHAT I, I PLEDGE P ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG.
ATE FOR WHICH STANDS? ONE NATION.
ONE NATION UNDER GOD, INDIVISIBLE WITH LIBERTY.
LIBERTY AND JUSTICE FOR OUR OWN.
UH, I WAS ACTUALLY GONNA WAIT TO
[3 APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING]
HOLD THAT UNTIL OUR NEXT MEETING.THERE'S BEEN A REQUEST JUST TO HAVE MORE TIME TO REVIEW THEM, SO IF THERE'S, IF THERE'S ANY OBJECTION, WE'LL PICK IT UP ON JUNE 1ST.
[4 HEARINGS]
PUBLIC HEARING, SO WE WILL MOVE ON TO OUR PUBLIC HEARING.THE COUNTY LEGISLATORS WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON ORDINANCE 6 0 8 6 REGARDING FUNDING FOR COMBAT AGENCIES.
UM, I DON'T BELIEVE WE HAD ANYONE TO SIGN UP FOR THE PUBLIC HEARING, IS THAT CORRECT? IT SAYS THEY CAN'T HEAR ME.
UM, ANYONE HERE TO TESTIFY, UM, FOR OR AGAINST PUBLIC HEARING THAT HAS NOT ALREADY SIGNED UP? ALL RIGHT, CHARLIE, YOU WANNA TRY US AGAIN? HELLO? NOPE, I CAN HEAR HIM.
I'LL TAKE, I'LL GO OUT AND COME BACK IN.
UM, STILL
ANY COMMENTS, QUESTIONS, THOUGHTS, PUBLIC HEARING? IF NOT, WE WILL CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING.
WE'RE NOT HEARING FROM, ANYWAYS.
DO YOU WANT TO HEAR FROM COMBAT? THEY ALREADY TOLD US WHAT? NOPE.
JEANIE, CAN YOU HEAR US LEGISLATIVE HOUR? I CAN NOW.
SHE CAN HEAR, BUT WE CAN'T HEAR HER OUT HERE.
UM, ALL RIGHT, WE'LL WORK ON THAT.
THAT'S WHY WE DON'T MEET ON THURSDAYS.
UH, COMMUNICATIONS REPORT WITH
[5 COMMUNICATIONS WITH AND REPORTS OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE]
THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE.ANY REPORT FROM THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE? NO, SIR.
MAKE THAT REAL HARD FOR US THERE.
UM, ANY QUESTIONS OR COMMENTS FOR THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE? UH, I WANNA SAY THANK YOU TO THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE.
SO EARLIER THIS MORNING, UM, HE GATHERED THE MEMBERS OF BOE, INCLUDING THE CITY AND SCHOOL DISTRICT REPS, UH, TO REVIEW SOME OF THE KEY POINTS THAT WERE IN THE, UH, STATE AUDITOR'S REPORT, UM, ABOUT HOW THE 2023 ASSESSMENT APPEAL PROCESS, UM, UH, FELL SHORT.
UM, I THOUGHT THAT WAS A, A GREAT MEETING AND LEVEL SET FOR MEMBERS OF THE BO OE.
UM, THEIR OBLIGATION TO REQUIRE EVIDENCE AND, AND FOLLOW THE RULES LIKE, UM, UH, ALLOWING HOMEOWNERS TO PREVAIL IF THE ASSESSMENT DEPARTMENT DOESN'T FOLLOW THE PROCEDURES AND MAKE THEIR CASE.
UM, SO I JUST WANNA THANK THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE FOR THAT AND, UH, LET PEOPLE KNOW THAT, UM, IF THEY HAD CONCERNS ABOUT THE FAIRNESS OF THE HEARING PROCESS IN THE PAST, THIS IS FOR THE PUBLIC THAT, UH, THOSE THINGS ARE BEING VERY AGGRESSIVELY ADDRESSED NOW.
THANK YOU FOR BEING THERE TOO, AND YOUR INPUT.
ANY QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, OR THOUGHTS FOR THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE? ALL RIGHT.
[6 PERFECTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND REPORTS OF COMMITTEE]
TO THE PERFECTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND REPORTS OF COMMITTEE.IS THERE A MOTION TO WAIVE THE
[6050 AN ORDINANCE prohibiting law enforcement officers from concealing their faces or badges during performance of their official duties and establishing penalties and exemptions.]
[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.]
[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.]
[6081 AN ORDINANCE amending the zoning districts established pursuant to the Unified Development Code by rezoning a certain 5.00± acre tract from District AG (Agricultural) to District RE (Residential Estates).]
[6083 AN ORDINANCE appropriating an additional $34,970.00 from the undesignated fund balance of the 2026 Anti-Crime Sales Tax Grant Fund, in acceptance of the 2024 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant awarded to the Multi-Jurisdictional Drug Task Force.]
[6084 AN ORDINANCE rescinding Ordinance 6000 dated August 25, 2025, and requesting a conditional use permit (CUP) in District AG (Agricultural) for continuous operation of a short-term rental subject to specified conditions, as to a 9.56± acre tract.]
[6085 AN ORDINANCE rescinding Ordinance 6054 dated March 3, 2026, and requesting a renewal of a conditional use permit (CUP) in District AG (Agricultural) for continuous operation of a horse boarding facility subject to specified conditions, as to a 48.09± acre tract.]
[6087 AN ORDINANCE establishing a temporary moratorium on new data center development projects within Jackson County, Missouri, and establishing requirements for future data center project review.]
[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.]
READINGS OF ORDINANCES? 6 0 5 0 6 0 7 4 6 0 7 7 6 0 8 1 6 0 8 3 6 0 8 4 6 0 8 5 6 0 8 7, AND 6 0 4 9.[00:05:01]
SO MOVED SECOND.WE'LL DO THE RESOLUTIONS AFTER WE NEED A ROLL CALL.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR INDICATE BY SON OF AYE.
[8 RESOLUTIONS IN COMMITTEE]
[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.]
[22265 A RESOLUTION awarding a contract for the purchase of an 8900A Precision Cut Large Reel Mower 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 $100,610.00, and declaring certain existing equipment as surplus personal property and authorizing its disposal by way of trade-in.]
[22266 A RESOLUTION awarding a thirty-six-month contract, with two (2) twelve-month options to extend, for the furnishing of inmate commissary services and kiosks for use by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office Department of Corrections to TurnKey Corrections of Kansas City, MO, under the terms and conditions of Request for Proposals No. 26-002.]
[22267 A RESOLUTION awarding a thirty-six-month term and supply contract for the furnishing of testing, inspections, and monitoring of the fire detection and notification systems for use by the Public Works Department, to Siemens Industry, Inc. of Alpharetta, GA, under the terms and conditions set forth in Sourcewell Contract No. 30910, an existing competitively bid government contract.]
[22269 A RESOLUTION authorizing the County Executive to execute a Participation Agreement with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services related to its Summer Food Service program, with costs to be reimbursed to the County.]
[22270 A RESOLUTION awarding an eleven-month term and supply contract, with four (4) twelve-month options to extend, for the furnishing of prisoner transportation services for use by the Sheriff’s Office to Security Transport Services, Inc., of Topeka, KS, under the terms and conditions of Johnson County, Kansas Contract No. 2026-014, an existing, competitively bid government contract.]
[22271 A RESOLUTION awarding a twelve-month term and supply contract, with three (3) twelve-month options to extend, for the furnishing of park site furnishings for use by the Parks + Rec Department to Playscape Recreation, LLC of Yates Center, KS, under the terms and conditions of Invitation to Bid No. 26-008.]
[22272 A RESOLUTION awarding a contract for the purchase of three (3) trailers for use by the Parks + Rec Department to Rockland Cargo Equipment of Conyers, GA under the terms and conditions of Invitation to Bid No. 26-017, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $40,506.00.]
[22273 A RESOLUTION awarding a twelve-month term and supply contract, with two (2) twelve-month options to extend, for the furnishing of services to post notice for use by the Jackson County Collection Department to Friend in the Business, LLC of Kansas City, MO, under the terms and conditions of Request for Proposals No. 26-014.]
[22277 A RESOLUTION condemning Congressional redistricting.]
A MOTION TO WAIVE THE READING OF RESOLUTIONS.2, 2 2 5 2 2 2 2 6 5 2 2 2 6 7 2 2 2 6 6, 2 2, 2, 6, 9 2 2 2, 7 0, 2 2, 2 7.
1 2, 2 2, 7 2 2, 2 2, 7 3 2, 2, 2, 7 6, AND 2 2 2, 7 7.
UH, ANY OPPOSITION? HEARING NONE THE, WE WILL WAIVE THE READING.
SO THAT PUTS US AT FINAL PASSAGE OF ORDINANCES.
MADAM CLERK, WAS THAT ONE? OH, I'M SORRY THAT ONE WAS WAIVED.
[6086 AN ORDINANCE transferring $2,180,329.00 within the Anti-Crime Sales Tax Fund and appropriating $553,987.00 from the undesignated fund balance of the 2026 Anti-Crime Sales Tax Fund and authorizing the Prosecuting Attorney to execute agreements with certain outside agencies which are engaged in anti-crime, anti-violence, drug prevention and treatment activities, and law enforcement school-based initiatives and purposes, at a cost to the County not to exceed $13,839,340.00.]
CLERK, WOULD YOU PLEASE READ ORDINANCE 6 0 8 6 TRANSFERRING $2,180,329 WITHIN THE ANTI-CRIME SALES TAX FUND AND APPROPRIATING $553,987 FROM THE UNDESIGNATED FUND BALANCE OF THE 2026 ANTI-CRIME SALES TAX FUND, AND AUTHORIZING THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY TO EXECUTE AGREEMENTS WITH CERTAIN OUTSIDE AGENCIES WHICH ARE ENGAGED IN ANTI-CRIME, ANTI-VIOLENCE, DRUG PREVENTION AND TREATMENT ACTIVITIES AND LAW ENFORCEMENT, SCHOOL-BASED INITIATIVES AND PURPOSES AT A COST TO THE COUNTY NOT TO EXCEED $13,839,340 INTRODUCED BY VANESSA HUSKY, MOVE TO ADOPT.ANY FURTHER DISCUSSION? AS A REMINDER, JUST TO CONTINUE THE FUNDING FOR TWO YEAR CONTRACTS FROM COMBATS LAST YEAR.
UM, SO IT'S BUSINESS AS USUAL, JUST SO I I DID HAVE ONE QUESTION.
UM, THIS IS MAYBE MORE FOR THE ADMINISTRATION, MAYBE OUR FOR LEGISLATIVE AUDITOR CAN ANSWER IT, BUT, UM, IS THERE SOMETHING IN THE USE OF THESE FUNDS, LIKE WE DID THE PUBLIC HEARING BECAUSE WE NEEDED TO DO AN APPROPRIATION.
NORMALLY THE BUDGET COVERS APPROPRIATION OF COMBAT.
THIS IS THE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION.
THAT'S WHY YOU HAVE TO HAVE THE PUBLIC HEARING.
SO THIS IS OVER AND ABOVE THE BUDGET.
ALRIGHT, ANY FURTHER? QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, HEARING NONE? MADAM CLERK, PLEASE CALL THE ROLL.
I HEARD A YES FROM THE BACK ROOM.
I THINK WE NEED TO SEE HIM THOUGH, TO HEAR IT.
HER FACE IS SWOLLEN, BUT I MEAN FROZEN.
BUT LOOKS LIKE, UM, SHE'S SAYING SOMETHING.
NO, HER FACE IS, THAT'S RIGHT.
THE AYES DO INDEED TO HAVE IT.
RESOLUTION PASSES, UH, RESOLUTIONS IN COMMITTEE.
I BELIEVE WE'VE WAIVED ALL OF THOSE.
[9 CONSENT AGENDA]
CONSENT AGENDA.MADAM CLERK, WE DON'T HAVE ANYTHING FOR THE CONSENT AGENDA.
[10 INTRODUCTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND ASSIGNMENT TO COMMITTEE]
PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND ASSIGNMENTS TO COMMITTEE NONE.[11 INTRODUCTION OF PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS AND ASSIGNMENT TO COMMITTEE]
PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS AND ASSIGNMENT TO COMMITTEE NONE.[12 COUNTY EXECUTIVE ORDERS]
[26-20 It is necessary to ensure a fair, organized, and thorough review process for all nominations submitted for service on the Ethics, Human Relations, and Citizen Complaints Commission. The establishment of a Nominating Committee will promote transparency, accountability, and efficiency in the selection process. It is hereby ordered that: 1. A Nominating Committee is hereby established for the purpose of reviewing all nominations submitted for appointment to the Ethics, Human Relations, and Citizen Complaints Commission. 2. The Nominating Committee shall evaluate nominees based on qualifications, experience, integrity, and the ability to effectively serve on the Ethics, Human Relations, and Citizen Complaints Commission. 3. The following individuals are hereby appointed to serve on the Nominating Committee, effective immediately: · Dr. Kimberly Beatty · Tim Becker · Janet Miles 4. The Nominating Committee shall begin its duties immediately upon issuance of this Executive Order and shall provide recommendations in accordance with established procedure and timelines. 5. This Executive Order shall remain in effect until amended, superseded, or rescinded.]
ORDERS.MADAM CLERK, PLEASE READ COUNTY EXECUTIVE ORDER.
TWO SIX DASH TWO ZERO ESTABLISHMENT OF A NOMINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE ETHICS, HUMAN RELATIONS AND CITIZENS COMPLAINTS COMMISSION.
IT IS NECESSARY TO ENSURE A FAIR, ORGANIZED, AND THOROUGH REVIEW PROCESS FOR ALL NOMINATIONS SUBMITTED FOR SERVICE ON THE ETHICS, HUMAN RELATIONS AND CITIZENS COMPLAINTS COMMISSION.
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A NOMINATING COMMITTEE WILL PROMOTE TRANSPARENCY, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND EFFICIENCY IN THE SELECTION PROCESS.
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT ONE.
A NOMINATING COMMITTEE IS HEREBY ESTABLISHED FOR THE PURPOSE OF REVIEWING ALL NOMINATIONS SUBMITTED FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE ETHICS, HUMAN RELATIONS AND CITIZENS COMPLAINTS COMMISSION.
THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE SHALL EVALUATE NOMINEES BASED ON QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE, INTEGRITY, AND THE ABILITY TO EFFECTIVELY SERVE ON THE ETHICS, HUMAN RELATIONS AND CITIZENS COMPLAINTS COMMISSION.
THE FOLLOWING INDIVIDUALS ARE HEREBY APPOINTED TO SERVE ON THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, DR.
KIMBERLY BEATTY, TIM BECKER, JANET MILES.
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NOMINATING COMMITTEE SHALL BEGIN ITS DUTIES IMMEDIATELY UPON ISSUANCE OF THIS EXECUTIVE ORDER AND SHALL PROVIDE RECOMMENDATIONS AND ACCORDANCE WITH ESTABLISHED PROCEDURE AND TIMELINES.THIS EXECUTIVE ORDER SHALL REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL AMENDED, SUPERSEDED, OR RESCINDED.
UM, LEGISLATOR FRANKLIN, TRY AGAIN.
I THOUGHT IT MIGHT'VE BEEN ON MY END UP HERE.
THERE'S A BUTTON UP HERE THAT, UH, APPARENTLY CUTS YOU OFF.
FYI AND CAN WE HEAR LEGISLATOR LAUER NOW TOO? I THINK SHE'S STILL FROZEN.
SHE WAS TALKING, I THINK JUST HER SCREEN IS FROZEN.
SO FOR IT THAT THE ALL MIKE'S BUTTON IS WHAT TRIGGERED IT WHEN WE SAID TO, YEP.
UM, ANY QUESTIONS, COMMENTS FOR COUNTY EXECUTIVE ORDERS? ALL RIGHT.
[13 UNFINISHED BUSINESS]
BUSINESS.IS THERE ANY UNFINISHED FINISHED BUSINESS? UH, MR. CHAIRMAN LEGISLATOR ANDERSON? UH, MR. CHAIRMAN, I WOULD, UH, INQUIRE OF, UH, MS. MILLER IF I COULD WHITNEY MILLER WITH THE COUNTY COUNSELOR'S OFFICE.
UH, PREVIOUSLY IN THE MEETING IT, OR MAYBE PRIOR TO THE MEETING, IT WAS ASKED OF ME IF THERE IS A MOTION TO RECONSIDER MADE, CAN THE VOTE FOLLOWING THE MOTION TO CONSIDER OCCUR ON A DIFFERENT DAY? OR CAN THAT MOTION BE HELD? ESSENTIALLY, I BELIEVE IS THE QUESTION.
I'M GONNA DO A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF MOTIONS TO RECONSIDER SO WE'RE ALL ON THE SAME PAGE.
AND SO IF I FORGET WHAT I SAID, I CAN GO BACK AND REMEMBER.
UM, SO FOR A MOTION TO RECONSIDER, IT'S ROBERT'S RULES, 37 37 A SAYS IT HAS TO BE A MEMBER WHO'S ON THE, WHO VOTED FOR THE PREVAILING SIDE.
SO IN THIS CASE, IT WOULD HAVE TO BE A MEMBER WHO VOTED NAY.
UH, IT CAN ONLY OCCUR ON THE SAME DAY AS THE ORIGINAL MOTION, OR ON THE NEXT SECEDING DAY WITHIN THE SESSION ON WHICH BUSINESS A BUSINESS MEETING WAS HELD, WHICH WOULD BE TODAY.
UM, AND IT DOES SAY THAT WHILE THE MOTION TO RECONSIDER HAS TO OCCUR ON THAT DAY, THERE IS A SECTION THAT DESCRIBES MOTIONS TO RECONSIDER WHERE THE RECONSIDERATION OF THE VOTE OCCURS ON A LATER DAY.
SO THE MOTION ITSELF IMMEDIATELY GOES BACK BEFORE THE BODY, BUT THE BODY THEN CAN HOLD THAT FOR ANOTHER DAY IF THAT'S WHAT THE BODY WOULD LIKE TO ELECT TO DO.
AND THAT'S SECTION, UM, 37, 10.
OH, I, I GUESS JUST MY PREFERENCE WOULD BE THAT WE MOVED, RECONSIDER, AND THEN SINCE WE HAVE SOME MEMBERS HAVING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES, WE THEN MOVE TO HOLD.
MR. CHAIRMAN ANDERSON, MR. CHAIRMAN, WITH BEING ON THE PREVAILING SIDE OF THE VOTE FOR, UH, ORDINANCE 6 0 7 5, IS THAT CORRECT? MM-HMM
THE ORDINANCE AND IT, WE'LL TAKE A MAJORITY VOTE, FIVE VOTES, THAT'S BE A SECOND, I'M GUESSING FOR THAT MOTION.
UM, DISCUSSION ON THE RECONSIDERATION VOTE.
THE MAJORITY JUST A SIMPLE MAJORITY, RIGHT? SIMPLE MAJORITY.
AND, AND I'LL JUST SAY THANK, THANK YOU LEGISLATOR ANDERSON.
UM, WHEN WE MET MONDAY, I HAD ASKED, UM, FOR A LITTLE BIT OF TIME TO HEAR WHAT THE RESIDENTS CONCERNS WERE THAT WERE EXPRESSED IN THE LAND USE COMMITTEE RIGHT BEFORE, UM, OUR LEGISLATIVE MEETING.
AND, UH, THE WAY IT WENT FORWARD, WE VOTED WITHOUT ME HAVING THE OPPORTUNITY TO DO THAT, SO I, UM, WENT AHEAD AND ABSTAINED.
UM, SO I, I REALLY APPRECIATE YOU, UM, ALLOWING ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO, TO CAST A DIFFERENT VOTE.
UM, AND SO I WILL SECOND THE, UM, MOTION TO RECONSIDER.
ANY OTHER DISCUSSION OR THOUGHTS? HEARING NONE, MADAM CLERK ANDERSON.
WE CAN'T SEE YOU, BUT THAT'S OKAY.
UH, AND, AND I MISSED PART OF THAT THING.
THE, WE'RE WHAT ARE WE VOTING ON? WE'RE VOTING TO RECONSIDER, OR IF THERE'S, I THINK WE HAD A MOTION AND A SECOND MOTION TO RECONSIDER IS, YEAH.
MOTION TO RECONSIDER IS ON THE FLOOR.
AND JEANNIE, WE CAN'T HEAR YOU OR SEE YOU.
I HAVE, I I'M CONNECTED ON THIS END, IT LOOKS LIKE.
SO ON THE MOTION TO RECONSIDER, UH, THIS IS FOR 6 0 5, THE 126 ACRE DEVELOPMENT IN, UH, I THINK IT'S OAK GROVE OR GRAIN VALLEY.
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MR. CHAIRMAN, I MOVE THAT WE HOLD ORDINANCE 6 0 7, 5 SECOND.
UH, ANY OBJECTION TO HOLDING? NO OBJECTION.
WE WILL HOLD UNTIL JUNE 1ST, UM, TO TAKE UP THE MOTION THEN.
UH, IF I CAN SAY THANK YOU ALL COLLEAGUES, UM, FOR WORKING TOGETHER IN COLLABORATION, I THINK THIS WAS A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR US TO NAVIGATE THE MANY MYRIAD OF CHALLENGES WE HAD TO GET TO A POINT WHERE WE DIDN'T DELAY A PROJECT THAT, UH, FOLKS WILL GET TO VOTE ON HERE IN THE NEXT MEETING.
SO THE NEXT VOTE WILL ONLY BE TO ADOPT AND IT WILL STILL REQUIRE A SIX VOTE.
ALL, ANY OTHER UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
HEARING NONE, ANY NEW BUSINESS.
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ALL RIGHT.I THINK WE'RE LOOKING FOR A MOTION
[15 ADJOURNMENT]
TO ADJOURN.FIRST, DO THE MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY ON MID MONDAY, MAY 25TH.
THE NEXT LEGISLATIVE MEETING IS SCHEDULED TO BE HELD ON MONDAY, JUNE 1ST, 2026 AT 3:00 PM AT THE JACKSON COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
FOUR 15 EAST 12TH STREET, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.
SECOND FLOOR LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY AREA.
WE HAVE A MOTION AND A SECOND.
ALL THOSE IN FAVOR? ALL THOSE IN FAVOR SAY AYE.
ALL THOSE OPPOSED, YOU HIT IT.
THAT, THAT, LOOK AT IT AT HER.