FULL CITY COUNCIL AGENDA FOR 9-28 - YMCA PRESENTATION $1.8 MILLION FOR GOLF COURSE

Lebanon City Council has three meetings scheduled for Monday, September 28, at City Hall, Stanley H. Allen Council Chambers, 401 S. Jefferson Ave., Lebanon.

Public comments will be during the main meeting, which begins at 6:30 p.m. Lebanon Now will be livestreaming the meeting.

5:30 p.m. — Special meeting- NOT TELEVISED

Council will hold a hearing on the recommended revocation of Dynamic Towing’s business license. Police Chief Jerry Harrison is scheduled to present findings supporting the recommendation, and Dynamic Towing will have an opportunity to respond before council discusses and considers action.

6 p.m. — Work session - NOT TELEVISED

Two topics are scheduled:

Stormwater improvements: Staff will provide an update on completion of the Mountrose and West Bland stormwater projects.YMCA: The Ozarks Regional YMCA is scheduled for a presentation and discussion on the city take over.

6:30 p.m. — Main council meeting- TELEVISED ON CITY YOUTUBE AND LEBANON NOW FACEBOOK

Along with public comments, council’s agenda includes:

Citizen survey results: Porchlight will present findings from the city’s citizen survey.Spring Hollow golf clubhouse: Council will consider a $1.8 million project to convert the former restaurant/fitness center into a clubhouse and demolish the existing clubhouse. The proposal would use city capital reserves, with the Golf Fund repaying the Capital Fund through an internal loan. Staff proposes a 3% interest rate over 10 years, with repayment beginning once golf operations can cover expenses and the loan payment.Trinity Lutheran Church expansion: A public hearing and final plat request concern property at 1300 Kent Drive, where the church wants to add a multipurpose building and playground. The building would house its Blessing Babies and Beyond program.Beck Lane property: A public hearing and final plat request would divide property at 2001 Beck Lane into two lots for potential future development.New Casey’s store: A public hearing and replat request would divide property at Harwood and Lynn into two lots for construction of a new Casey’s General Store.High school property: A public hearing and Yellowjacket Acres plat request would combine four lots at 777 Brice Street into one. Council will also consider rezoning property there from RS-2 to RS-1 to make the school property’s zoning consistent.Utility rules: Proposed changes would bring the city’s utilities ordinance into alignment with its adopted Utility Terms of Service Manual.Civic Center theater floor: A proposed $13,475 contract with True Construction would cover sanding and refinishing the hardwood stage floor.City Hall heating and cooling equipment: Council will consider purchasing $12,750 in variable air volume boxes from Trane.Police training equipment: A proposed $10,663 purchase would provide training pistols, rifle conversion kits, protective equipment and paint-marking ammunition.Police technology grant: Council will consider accepting $29,069.76 through the Missouri Blue Shield Grant for ruggedized laptops and docking stations.Firefighter rescue training: Council will consider accepting $116,619.04 in federal funding for structural collapse rescue training, with a $5,830.96 city contribution.Tallgrass Estates: An amendment would correct the developer’s legal name to CRL Real Estate, LLC in the development agreement.Community events: Requests include a street closure for Cross Creek Church’s October 31 block party, a permit for the November 21 Christmas parade, and a permit item for the Lebanon High School homecoming parade listed as September 9.Other business: Council will consider appointing Walter Hutton to the Emergency Communications Board and donating surplus police shelving to the Hickory County Sheriff’s Office and other interested government agencies.

Full agendas:

Special meeting — 5:30 p.m.Work session — 6 p.m.Main council meeting — 6:30 p.m.