Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Bruce Hartig’s organization
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Paola Planning Commission Planning Meeting
The Planning Commission conducted public hearings for two conditional use permits. The first involved a request for heavy retail, service, and light auto repairs at 404 South Silver, which was recommended for approval with specific conditions regarding lighting, parking surfaces, and operating hours. The second hearing concerned automotive sales at 812 South Silver, which was also recommended for approval with conditions relating to lighting and signage. Additionally, the Commission discussed a request for a deviation from residential design requirements concerning roof overhangs for a manufactured home at 510 West Tipple Street.
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The council meeting addressed several public hearings and administrative items. Key topics included a public hearing to exceed the revenue neutral rate for property tax, the adoption of the 2027 city budget, and a public hearing regarding a dangerous structure at 9 East Chipa, which resulted in a resolution for its demolition. Additionally, the council reviewed the annual emergency response plan and emergency water supply plan.
Aug 11, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Paola City Council Meeting Agenda
The meeting addresses the proclamation of Constitution Week and holds a public hearing regarding the condemnation of a dangerous structure at 3 N Walnut. Key new business items include the adoption of the Standard Traffic Ordinance and the Uniform Public Offense Code, both incorporating annual updates. Additionally, a zoning map amendment for 201 Waterworks Road is proposed to allow for updated land uses. The agenda also includes the appointment of a member to the Planning Commission.
The Commission conducted a public hearing regarding a request to rezone the property at 2011 Waterworks Road from industrial to thoroughfare access, facilitating potential future residential and mixed-use development. Key discussion points covered the site's zoning history, flood plain considerations, impact on adjacent properties, and the applicant's intent to utilize the location for a business and residence. The Commission subsequently approved the zoning map amendment. The meeting also included a community development report, which highlighted current permit issuance figures and updates on the progress of the downtown master plan.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
