EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The city is considering turning to the law firm Polsinelli PC for guidance as city leaders explore options for utilizing the Hall of Waters building. City Manager Molly McGovern presented the City Council with a resolution during its Dec. 21 meeting to approve an agreement with Polsinelli, a Kansas City-based firm with offices in several major cities, including Chicago, New York City and Los Angeles. Per a Dec. 4 letter sent by Polsinelli to McGovern, the agreement is for the firm to aid the city “with structuring analysis for potential development of” the 87-year-old facility. As this newspaper reported, the building was among 11 sites placed on the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s 2020 list of most endangered places. “We have been seeking … legal assistance for considering how can we structure arrangements where the city retains ownership of the – I started to say hotel – … Hall of Waters, but yet can position ourselves in such a way that we can also…