Jackson County Missouri  
JOURNAL  
Jackson County Courthouse  
415 E.12th Street, 2nd floor  
Kansas City, Missouri 64106  
(816)881-3242  
County Legislature  
DaRon McGee (4th) Chairman,  
Donna Peyton (2nd AL) Vice Chairman,  
Jalen Anderson (1st AL), Megan L. Smith (3rd AL),  
Manuel Abarca IV (1st), Venessa Huskey (2nd),  
Charlie Franklin (3rd), Jeanie Lauer (5th)  
Sean E. Smith (6th)  
Office of  
Mary Jo Spino  
Clerk of the County Legislature  
Wednesday, June 18, 2025  
11:00 AM  
Twenty-sixth Regular Meeting  
K.C. Legislative Assembly Area, Kansas City, Missouri  
DaRon McGee, Chairman, called the meeting of the Jackson County Legislature to order.  
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ROLL CALL  
Present 8 -  
DaRon McGee, Donna Peyton, Jalen Anderson, Megan L. Smith,  
Manuel Abarca IV, Charlie Franklin, Jeanie Lauer and Sean E.  
Smith  
Absent 1 - Venessa Huskey  
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THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE  
Recited.  
APPROVAL OF THE JOURNAL OF THE PREVIOUS MEETING  
A motion was made by Megan L. Smith, seconded by Jeanie Lauer to  
approve the journal of the previous meeting held on June 09, 2025. The  
motion passed by a voice vote.  
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HEARINGS  
Resolutions 21936 and 21943 were adopted at this time. See pages 7 and  
12 for details.  
Presentation by Rose Welch, President of SEIU (Service Employees  
International Union), regarding safety concerns received from members who  
work with the Jackson County Parks + Rec Department.  
For a copy of the presentation please see the attachment under Meeting  
details for the June 18, 2025 legislative meeting.  
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Jeanie Lauer, County Legislator, asked what expectations Ms. Welch has in  
making a presentation to the County Legislature. She stated concerns of this  
nature and requests for them to be heard by the Legislature should be  
handled through the County Executive's Office and the process his office has  
in place to address them.  
Ms. Welch responded since the Legislature is responsible for funding  
departments, they should know when there are problems that may affect how  
that funding is being used or not used properly. Her organization is following  
every process up to arbitration to get their concerns heard. They exuded  
unheard of amounts of political pressure just to get a safety committee  
meeting that is included in their contracts. They attended and presented at  
the request of a legislator. When looking at the budget she sees the County  
Legislature appropriated money for the department and it needs to be used  
as intended.  
Megan L. Smith, County Legislator, asked for a copy of the MOU currently in  
place with the SEIU.  
DaRon McGee asked her to email the MOU to all legislators along with the  
PowerPoint presentation she presented today.  
Megan L. Smith asked about the grievance and arbitration process and  
have these issues been made known in accordance with the MOU. Rose  
Welch responded that none of the issues included in the grievance process  
were talked about today. These issues are ones that they do not have the  
right or ability to file a grievance about because the employer has control  
over processes, procurement and procedures. She stated they have an  
unusually high number of grievances which can be expensive.  
Donna Peyton, County Legislator, asked about the safety committee  
mentioned in the presentation. Discussion regarding the safety committee  
and its composition. Ms. Welch said the committee has a meeting  
scheduled to be held on August 21, 2025.  
Sean E. Smith, County Legislator, said he would like the Administration to  
provide the County Legislature with a plan of how employees can be safer at  
work. He also asked for a list of recommendations from Ms. Welch. He said  
hopefully the public will get on board if it is a pervasive problem in other  
county departments so county employees can have the safest workplace  
possible.  
Ms. Welch said employees need to feel heard. She said this forum is a  
moderate next step as some wanted to go to the press. She said they want  
good cooperation and work relations. County employees have a shared  
mission because they care about Jackson County.  
Mr. Smith said this discussion has given him ideas to modify his ordinance  
regarding whistle blowers.  
Resolution 21942 was adopted at this time. See page 12 for details.  
COMMUNICATIONS WITH AND REPORTS OF THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE  
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Caleb Clifford, Chief of Staff, read a statement and said he would provide a  
copy to the Clerk of the County Legislature. For a copy of the statement  
please see the attachment under Meeting details for the June 18, 2025  
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Comments were made by Legislator Manuel Abarca IV regarding federal  
safety standards.  
DaRon McGee said he would allow the Director of Parks + Rec to speak to  
the County Legislature regarding the safety issues discussed today under  
HEARINGS at a later date.  
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PERFECTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND REPORTS OF COMMITTEE  
AN ORDINANCE repealing Section 5577., Jackson County Code, 1984,  
relating to possession of firearms and age restriction, and to enact in lieu  
thereof two new sections, Sections 5577. and 5578., relating to the same  
subject, with a severability clause and a penalty provision.  
(Legislature As A Whole - 28th Perfection)  
AN ORDINANCE repealing subsections 7401.2., 7405.4., and 7406.5.,  
Jackson County Code, 1984, relating to protections against retaliation for  
complaints, cooperating with complaint investigations, and amending the  
discretionary authority to decline a complaint and enacting, in lieu thereof,  
three new subsections relating to the same subject.  
(Legislature As A Whole - 9th Perfection)  
AN ORDINANCE appropriating $75,000.00 from the undesignated fund  
balance of the 2025 Anti-Crime Sales Tax Fund for the purpose of creating  
a new position in the COMBAT Administration Division of the Jackson  
County Prosecutor’s Office.  
(Legislature As A Whole - 8th. Perfection)  
A motion was made by Jalen Anderson, seconded by Jeanie Lauer to  
perfect Ordinance #5970. The motion passed by a voice vote.  
(PERFECTED)  
Consent Agenda.  
A motion was made by Jalen Anderson, seconded by Jeanie Lauer to  
perfect Ordinance #5971. The motion passed by a voice vote.  
(PERFECTED)  
Consent Agenda.  
AN ORDINANCE appropriating $69,345.00 from the undesignated fund  
balance of the 2024 Grant Fund, in acceptance of a three-month extension  
of the VOCA Grant awarded to the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office by  
the Missouri Department of Social Services.  
(Legislature As A Whole - 3rd. Perfection)  
AN ORDINANCE enacting subsection 24005.26., Jackson County Code,  
1984, relating to wedding and events facilities within the unincorporated  
areas of Jackson County.  
(Legislature As A Whole - 6th. Perfection)  
A motion was made by Jalen Anderson, seconded by Megan L. Smith to  
perfect Ordinance #5979. The motion passed by a voice vote.  
(PERFECTED)  
Consent Agenda.  
Finance and Audit Committee recommended perfection of Ordinance  
#5980.  
A motion was made by Sean E. Smith, seconded by Charlie Franklin to hold  
Ordinance #5980. The motion passed by a voice vote.  
Appropriating $387,500.00 from the undesignated fund balance of the 2025  
General Fund and awarding a twenty-four-month term and supply contract,  
with two twelve-month options to extend for the furnishing of food  
management services to Aramark Correctional Services of Philadelphia,  
PA, for use by the Jackson County Detention Center under the terms and  
conditions of Request for Proposals No. 24-072.  
(Assigned to the Legislature As A Whole.)  
AN ORDINANCE enacting section 5578., Jackson County Code, 1984  
related to discrimination in public accommodation.  
(Health and Environment Committee - 5th. Perfection)  
AN ORDINANCE enacting section 5269., Jackson County Code, 1984,  
related to the subject of all-terrain vehicles.  
(Anti-Crime Committee - 5th. Perfection)  
A motion was made by Sean E. Smith, seconded by Jalen Anderson to  
perfect Ordinance #5987. The motion passed by a voice vote.  
(PERFECTED)  
A motion was made by Jalen Anderson, seconded by Megan L. Smith, to  
adopt Ordinance #5987, requiring the Jackson County Assessor to  
postpone any reclassification of short-term rental properties from residential  
to commercial until a full registration and reporting system can be  
established County-wide. The motion passed by a roll call vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
DaRon McGee, Donna Peyton, Jalen Anderson, Megan L. Smith,  
Charlie Franklin, Jeanie Lauer and Sean E. Smith  
Absent: 2 - Manuel Abarca IV and Venessa Huskey  
(ADOPTED)  
A motion was made by Jalen Anderson, seconded by Megan L. Smith to  
perfect Ordinance #5988. The motion passed by a voice vote.  
(PERFECTED)  
Consent Agenda.  
AN ORDINANCE submitting to the qualified voters of Jackson County,  
Missouri, at the general election to be held on November 4, 2025, a  
question to amend the Jackson County Charter, with an effective date.  
(Legislature As A Whole - 1st. Perfection)  
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FINAL PASSAGE OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES  
Consent Agenda.  
Consent Agenda.  
Consent Agenda.  
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RESOLUTIONS IN COMMITTEE  
A RESOLUTION authorizing the County Executive or the Chairman of the  
Legislature to sell the County-owned property located at 1300 Washington  
Street, Kansas City, MO 64105 via the competitive bidding process.  
(Legislature As A Whole - 47th Meeting)  
A RESOLUTION transferring $49,500.00 within the 2024 General Fund and  
authorizing a contract to cover the cost of consultation and proposal services  
to Colette Holt & Associates Law Firm of San Antonio, TX, at a cost to the  
County not to exceed $49,500.00.  
(Legislature As A Whole - 34th Meeting)  
A motion was made by Jeanie Lauer, seconded by Sean E. Smith, to adopt  
Resolution #21843, requiring the Jackson County property cards provided  
by the Assessment Department to include photographs of the property  
inspection and related property comparable sales that were used to  
determine the Fair Market Value (FMV) and property classification. The  
motion passed by a roll call vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
DaRon McGee, Donna Peyton, Jalen Anderson, Megan L. Smith,  
Charlie Franklin, Jeanie Lauer and Sean E. Smith  
Absent: 2 - Manuel Abarca IV and Venessa Huskey  
(ADOPTED)  
Legislature As A Whole moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
Legislature As A Whole moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
Legislature As A Whole moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
Finance and Audit Committee moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
Finance and Audit Committee moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
Finance and Audit Committee moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
Finance and Audit Committee moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
Finance and Audit Committee moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
Finance and Audit Committee moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
A RESOLUTION declaring certain County-owned vehicles as surplus  
property and authorizing their disposal pursuant to Chapter 11 of Jackson  
County Code, 1984.  
(Justice and Law Enforcement Committee - 5th. Meeting)  
A RESOLUTION instructing the Legislative Auditor to prepare a Request for  
Proposal for an advisory consultant to the Board of Equalization.  
(Inter-Governmental Affairs Committee - 5th. Meeting)  
Finance and Audit Committee moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
Finance and Audit Committee moved to adopt. Consent Agenda.  
A RESOLUTION urging the County Executive to implement a temporary  
moratorium on foreclosure proceedings and tax lien sales against  
residential property owners affected by the 2023 Jackson County property  
reassessment cycle.  
(Land Use Committee - 3rd. Meeting)  
Legislature As A Whole moved to adopt.  
Manuel Abarca IV objected to the Consent Agenda.  
Since there was no motion to adopt, Resolution 21934 was sent to  
Legislature As A Whole.  
Awarding a split twenty-four-month term and supply contract, with one  
twelve-month option to extend, for the furnishing of heavy equipment rental  
for use by various County departments to Road Builders Machinery and  
Supply Co., Inc., of Kansas City, KS, and H&E Equipment Services, Inc., of  
Baton Rouge, LA under the terms and conditions of Invitation to Bid No.  
25-009.  
(Assigned to the Legislature As A Whole.)  
A motion was made by Megan L. Smith, seconded by Jalen Anderson, to  
adopt Resolution #21936, celebrating the life and legacy of Roger James  
“Jim” Davis and honoring his lifelong service to country, community, and  
family. The motion passed by a roll call vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
DaRon McGee, Donna Peyton, Jalen Anderson, Megan L. Smith,  
Charlie Franklin, Jeanie Lauer and Sean E. Smith  
Absent: 2 - Manuel Abarca IV and Venessa Huskey  
(ADOPTED)  
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CONSENT AGENDA  
AN ORDINANCE appropriating $100,000.00 from the undesignated fund  
balance of the 2025 Anti-Crime Sales Tax Fund for the purpose of acquiring  
a financial management system for grant reporting for the COMBAT  
Administration Division of the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office.  
(ADOPTED)  
AN ORDINANCE appropriating $25,000.00 from the undesignated fund  
balance of the 2025 Delinquent Sales Tax Fund and authorizing the  
Prosecuting Attorney to execute a Cooperative Agreement with Michael  
Mansur, of Kansas City, MO, for the Stand Against Violence KC Project at a  
cost to the County not to exceed $25,000.00.  
(ADOPTED)  
AN ORDINANCE appropriating $69,345.00 from the undesignated fund  
balance of the 2024 Grant Fund, in acceptance of a three-month extension  
of the VOCA Grant awarded to the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office by  
the Missouri Department of Social Services.  
(ADOPTED)  
AN ORDINANCE amending the zoning districts established pursuant to the  
Unified Development Code by rezoning a certain 2.5± acre tract from  
District AG (Agricultural) to District RE (Residential Estates).  
(ADOPTED)  
AN ORDINANCE vacating Lots 2, 3, 4, and 5 of Moore View, a subdivision  
in Jackson County.  
(ADOPTED)  
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 RR (Residential Ranchette).  
(ADOPTED)  
AN ORDINANCE appropriating $198,000.00 from the undesignated fund  
balance of the County Improvement Fund to cover the cost of renovations for  
the Family Court Division of the 16th Judicial Circuit Court.  
(ADOPTED)  
AN ORDINANCE rescinding Resolution 21697, dated August 19, 2024,  
appropriating $239,495.00 from the Undesignated Fund Balance of the  
2025 General Fund in acceptance of insurance proceeds from Liberty  
Mutual Insurance Company, authorizing the execution of a Tender  
Agreement with Liberty Mutual, and awarding a contract for the construction  
of the Buckner Tarsney Road Bridge Replacement over Fire Prairie Creek  
Project to Radmacher Brothers Excavating Company, Inc., under the terms  
and conditions of Invitation to Bid No. 24-037, at a cost to the County not to  
exceed $1,586,594.00.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION authorizing the County Executive to execute a contract with  
the Jackson County Board of Services for the Developmentally Disabled to  
provide for partial funding of various Parks + Rec Department's Special  
Population Services Division programs.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a month-to-month contract extension for the  
furnishing of food service at the Jackson County Detention Center to Trinity  
Services Group of Oldsmar, Florida, under the terms and conditions of  
Invitation to Bid No. 27-21.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a contract for annual software maintenance for  
use by the Sheriff’s Office and Department of Corrections to Lexipol, LLC, of  
Frisco, TX, at an actual cost to the County in the amount of $57,992.00, as a  
sole source purchase.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a thirty-six-month term and supply contract, with  
one twelve-month option to extend, for the furnishing of on-call landscape,  
architectural, engineering, and park planning services for use by the Parks +  
Rec Department to Vireo, LLC., of Kansas City, MO, under the terms and  
conditions of Request for Qualifications No. 24-084.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a twenty-four-month term and supply contract,  
with three twelve-month options to extend, for the furnishing of office paper  
for use by various County departments to Clayton Paper & Distributing of St.  
Joseph, MO, under the terms and conditions of MARC/KCRPC Contract No.  
114, an existing competitively bid contract.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a twelve-month term and supply contract, with  
one twelve-month option to extend, for the furnishing of office supplies and  
equipment for use by various County departments, to Rangel Distributing, of  
Kansas City, KS, and Office Products Alliance of Kansas City, MO, under  
the terms and conditions of Request for Proposals No. 25-011.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a twenty-four-month term and supply contract  
extension for the furnishing of a cloud-based, software-as-a-service solution  
for use by the Collection Department to PayIt, LLC, of Kansas City, MO,  
under the terms and conditions of the National Association of State  
Procurement Officers Contract No. AR3761, a competitively-bid government  
contract.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a twenty-four-month term and supply contract,  
with three twelve-month options to extend, for the furnishing of marine  
supplies for resale by the Parks + Rec Department at County-owned  
marinas to Medart Marine of Edwardsville, KS, under the terms and  
conditions of Invitation to Bid No. 25-014.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a twelve-month term and supply contract, with  
three twelve-month options to extend, for the furnishing of sundry and novelty  
items for resale for use by the Parks + Rec Department to St. Joe  
Distributing Co. of St. Joseph, Missouri under the terms and conditions of  
Invitation to Bid No. 25-015.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a twelve-month term and supply contract, with  
three twelve-month options to extend, for the furnishing of temporary  
personnel services for use by various County departments to AList, LLC, of  
Olathe, KS, Emploi Group (dba At Work Personnel Services), of Santa Fe  
Springs, CA, Miscellaneous Staffing Services (dba Staffing Services) of  
Kansas City, MO, and Penmac Staffing Services, Inc., of Lee’s Summit, MO  
as a split award under the terms and conditions of Request for Proposals  
No. 25-007.  
(ADOPTED)  
A RESOLUTION awarding a twenty-four-month term and supply contract,  
with one twelve-month option to extend, for the furnishing of miscellaneous  
doors and restroom partition repair services for use by various County  
departments to Hartline Construction, LLC, of Kansas City, MO, under the  
terms and conditions of Invitation to Bid No. 25-005.  
(ADOPTED)  
Ordinances 5970, 5971, 5973, 5974, 5976, 5977, 5979, 5988 and  
Resolutions 21864, 21870, 21878, 21912, 21914, 21915, 21916, 21919,  
21920, 21926 and 21929 were moved to the Consent Agenda for adoption.  
A motion was made by Jalen Anderson, seconded by Manuel Abarca IV, to  
approve the Consent Agenda. The motion passed by a roll call vote:  
Yes: 8 -  
DaRon McGee, Donna Peyton, Jalen Anderson, Megan L. Smith,  
Manuel Abarca IV, Charlie Franklin, Jeanie Lauer and Sean E.  
Smith  
Absent: 1 - Venessa Huskey  
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INTRODUCTION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCES AND ASSIGNMENT TO COMMITTEE  
Establishing a commercial property assessment rate cap in Jackson  
County, Missouri.  
(Assigned to the Finance and Audit Committee.)  
Amending the deadline for commercial property assessment appeals in  
Jackson County, Missouri.  
(Assigned to the Finance and Audit Committee.)  
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INTRODUCTION OF PROPOSED RESOLUTIONS AND ASSIGNMENT TO COMMITTEE  
Authorizing the Director of Finance and Purchasing to execute a Planned  
Service Agreement addendum with Johnson Controls, Inc., including two  
one-year options to extend, for use by the Parks + Rec Department at the Ft.  
Osage Education Center, at an additional cost to the County in the amount  
of $9,560.00.  
(Assigned to the Finance and Audit Committee.)  
Awarding a twenty-four-month term and supply contract, with one  
twelve-month option to extend, for the furnishing of bottled water and  
dispenser services for use by various County departments to Metro Pure  
Water, LLC of Smithville, MO and DS Services of America dba Primo  
Water North America of Mableton, GA, under the terms and conditions of  
Invitation to Bid No. 24-079.  
(Assigned to the Budget Committee.)  
Awarding a thirty-one-month term and supply contract, with two twelve-month  
options to extend, for the furnishing of Maintenance, Repair, and Operations  
(MRO) supplies, equipment, and related products and services for use by  
various County departments to Lowe’s Home Centers, LLC, of Mooresville,  
NC under the terms and conditions of Lowe’s OMNIA Partners Cooperative  
Program Contract No. R240805, an existing government contract.  
(Assigned to the Finance and Audit Committee.)  
Awarding a twenty-four-month term and supply contract, with one  
twelve-month option to extend, for the furnishing of fuel dispensing  
equipment services for use by various County departments to Petroleum  
Equipment, Inc., of Kansas City, MO, under the terms and conditions of  
Invitation to Bid No. 24-078.  
(Assigned to the Finance and Audit Committee.)  
A motion was made by Manuel Abarca IV, seconded by Charlie Franklin, to  
adopt Resolution #21941, authorizing the Jackson County Legislature to  
hold a closed meeting on Monday, June 18, 2025, for the purpose of  
conducting privileged and confidential communications between itself and  
the Jackson County Counselor under section 610.021(1) of the Revised  
Statutes of Missouri, and closing all records prepared for discussion at said  
meeting. The motion passed by a roll call vote:  
Yes: 8 -  
DaRon McGee, Donna Peyton, Jalen Anderson, Megan L. Smith,  
Manuel Abarca IV, Charlie Franklin, Jeanie Lauer and Sean E.  
Smith  
Absent: 1 - Venessa Huskey  
(ADOPTED)  
A motion was made by Jalen Anderson, seconded by Megan L. Smith, to  
adopt Resolution #21942, transferring $1,788,171.00 within the 2025  
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 $13,863,341.00. The motion passed by a roll call vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
DaRon McGee, Donna Peyton, Jalen Anderson, Megan L. Smith,  
Charlie Franklin, Jeanie Lauer and Sean E. Smith  
Absent: 2 - Manuel Abarca IV and Venessa Huskey  
(ADOPTED)  
A motion was made by Jalen Anderson, seconded by Jeanie Lauer, to  
adopt Resolution #21943, celebrating and congratulating Ruth Petsch on the  
occasion of her retirement. The motion passed by a roll call vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
DaRon McGee, Donna Peyton, Jalen Anderson, Megan L. Smith,  
Charlie Franklin, Jeanie Lauer and Sean E. Smith  
Absent: 2 - Manuel Abarca IV and Venessa Huskey  
(ADOPTED)  
A motion was made by Jeanie Lauer, seconded by Jalen Anderson, to  
adopt Resolution #21944, authorizing the settlement by the County  
Counselor of the claims of Audrey Kelley related to employment with the  
Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, for a payment of $850,000.00, plus an  
additional payment to be paid to the Jackson County, Missouri Revised  
Pension Plan as calculated by the Pension Plan Board of Trustees’ actuary  
for purchase of service credit in an amount not to exceed $115,000.00. The  
motion passed by a roll call vote:  
Yes: 7 -  
DaRon McGee, Donna Peyton, Jalen Anderson, Megan L. Smith,  
Manuel Abarca IV, Charlie Franklin and Jeanie Lauer  
Abstain: 1 - Sean E. Smith  
Absent: 1 - Venessa Huskey  
(ADOPTED)  
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COUNTY EXECUTIVE ORDERS  
None.  
UNFINISHED BUSINESS  
Chairman DaRon McGee, congratulated Legislator Donna Peyton on  
graduating with her Masters of Arts in Theological Studies.  
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NEW BUSINESS  
Manuel Abarca IV introduced two Ordinances at this time. See page 11 for  
Ordinances 5990 and 5991.  
Closed meeting per Resolution #21941. The closed meeting may be  
followed by the introduction and adoption of a Resolution in open session to  
authorize the settlement of a legal action, cause of action, or litigation  
matter.  
The County Legislature went into closed session. The County Legislature  
reconvened.  
COMMUNICATIONS WITH AND REPORTS OF THE COUNTY  
EXECUTIVE were done at this time. See page 3 for details.  
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ADJOURNMENT  
A motion was made by Charlie Franklin, seconded by Jalen Anderson, to  
adjourn the meeting. The motion passed by a voice vote.  
The legislative meeting scheduled for June 23, 2025 has been canceled.  
Meeting adjourned until Monday, June 30, 2025 at 3:00 P.M. at the Jackson  
County Courthouse, 415 E. 12th Street, Kansas City, Missouri, 2nd Floor,  
Legislative Assembly Area.