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The council reviewed the proposed 2027 budget. Additionally, the council approved Resolution No. 1153, which designates Bennington State Bank as the official depository for city funds due to an ownership change. Furthermore, an agreement with the Kansas Department of Agriculture, Division of Water Resources, was authorized to conduct mandatory dam inspection services for the Osage City Lake.
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The City Council approved Ordinance No. 1712 regarding an Educational Special Sales Tax to be added to the November ballot, as well as Ordinance No. 1713 adopting the 2026 Uniform Public Offense Code and Ordinance No. 1714 adopting the 2026 Standard Traffic Ordinance for Kansas Cities. The council also conducted a preliminary budget review and discussed progress on the Strategic Plan. Additionally, upcoming schedule reminders were provided regarding a CIP/Equipment Reserve work session and a public Shred Day event.
The City Council meeting addressed the installation of a memorial bench for a former Police Chief, the approval of a change order for the Runway 17/35 and apron project, and the authorization of a solid waste invoice payment exceeding the city manager's approval threshold. Additionally, the council approved a request for a Community Development Block Grant extension for the Star Block Building project and conducted an executive session concerning non-elected personnel.
The council held a public hearing regarding the property at 501 Market Street and established an improvement timeline. Discussions were held regarding the regulation of electric bikes and scooters. The council authorized the drafting of an ordinance to propose a 0.25% Education Sales Tax for USD 420 on the upcoming ballot. Additionally, the council approved a sewer rate increase ordinance, as well as final change orders and completion documentation for a utility project.
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