The Maryville City Council approved minutes of meetings dating back to August 12 mostly dealing with budget work, strategic planning and executive sessions during the October 14 regular meeting.
The short agenda had two contracts approved for the coming year: Nodaway County Economic Development, $65,500, which will address retail development and Northwest Missouri Regional Council of Governments, $6,704.31 that is based on the population, which will be working with the South Main Development project as well as other concerns.
The council approved an ordinance to change the benefit program for employees to the Missouri Local Government Employees Retirement System (LAGERS) which will provide a city budgeted increase from prior years with the total equaling $132,512.
Two topics were addressed by the council in a closed session: litigation and real estate dealings.
Reports
City Manager Greg McDanel said the city street maintenance staff has worked at the new pocket park, located at Third and Main Street; SK Design is working with city staff on South Main project design; Retail Strategies has prepared a survey to aid in their recruitment of retail for Maryville; a recent meeting with Nodway County Commissioners and other emergency providers on the future of joint 911 emergency dispatch; the public safety structure progress; and a Northwest student to be the council representative, who will be introduced at the next meeting.
Assistant City Manager Ryan Heiland gave the details of the Haunted Campground event October 19.
City Councilman Tye Parsons reported on the MPAC meeting earlier that evening.
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