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The commission reviewed and approved the agenda. The administrative report focused on the CDBG Large Facilities Grant Application. Resolutions were passed to authorize the application for the Kansas Small Cities Community Development Block Grant Program and to provide formal assurance for the ongoing operation and maintenance of the proposed Plaza improvements.
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The City Commission discussed several key items, including the adoption of an appropriation ordinance, multiple event requests such as the Roosevelt Color Run, Veteran's Day Parade, McPherson County Toy Run, and Parade of Lights, and the execution of a consulting agreement for the Plaza Redesign Master Plan. Additionally, the commission addressed police department items, including electric scooter ordinances, engine repair for a police vehicle, and a job description revision, as well as fire department items, including the purchase of hydraulic rescue tools. Financial and administrative reports, including investment summaries and budget reports, were also presented.
The commission addressed various administrative and operational items, including the adoption of an appropriation ordinance and the approval of bonds and Cereal Malt Beverage licenses. Key agenda items featured a grant application for downtown plaza ADA improvements, police department equipment and contract renewals, and fire department vehicle repairs. The commission also reviewed public works projects including salt spreader upgrades and street reconstruction, and adopted a policy resolution concerning the use of multiple-occupancy private spaces in city buildings.
The commission addressed several key items, including the adoption of an appropriation ordinance and the approval of a consent agenda covering bonds and licensing. The BPU General Manager presented expansion plans, leading to the adoption of a resolution regarding electric utility revenue bonds. Other business included approval of the Community Building Fee Policy, a change order for the Hickory Street reconstruction project, and a proclamation for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Additionally, the commission approved the Second Amendment to an MIH-ARPA grant agreement and adopted ordinances for the 2026 Standard Traffic Ordinance and the 2026 Uniform Public Offense Code.
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