The Warrenton Board of Aldermen held a public hearing during their regularly scheduled meeting Oct. 7 for the annexation of 1.98 acres north of Highway AA.
There were no comments during a public hearing on the annexation of 1.98 acres of property located north of Highway AA.
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The Warrenton Board of Aldermen held a public hearing during their regularly scheduled meeting Oct. 7 for the annexation of 1.98 acres north of Highway AA.
There were no comments during a public hearing on the annexation of 1.98 acres of property located north of Highway AA.
According to the voluntary annexation application, filed by Greg Karrenbrock on behalf of DG Development, the 1.98 acres is part of a larger tract totaling 85.55 acres. The property owner plans to incorporate the 1.98 acres into the larger tract for use as a single family residential subdivision to be called Pheasant Grove Residential Subdivision. According to the application, work on the subdivision is expected to begin in March 2026.
The board also unanimously approved an ordinance to enter into an agreement with the Missouri Department of Transportation to receive grant funding for the Warrenton Police Department to conduct work zone enforcement along the Interstate 70 corridor through the city. Many local departments in Warren County have discussed this matter to allow for more enforcement along a dangerous stretch of I-70 in Warren County that has resulted in a number of accidents recently related to the interstate widening project.
The board also unanimously approved an aquatic center agreement with Midwest Pool Management of America LTD to manage the facility located at 751 Warrior Avenue.
The terms of the agreement require the city to pay Midwest Pool $63,300 in management fees and $518,970 as a maximum base salary.
The board also approved two separate professional services agreements with Cochran Engineering for projects relating to Steinhagen Avenue and McKinley Avenue. Under both agreements Cochran will provide administration and inspection services for the city during the construction of the projects. The cost of the Steinhagen project is $54,341, and for the McKinley project $60,372.
