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Mar 2, 2026·Board meeting
Louisburg City Council Regular Meeting
The agenda for the meeting included several key items for discussion and action. Department reports covered the initiation of the 2027 budget process, consideration of the 2026 Annual Concrete Priorities List, and review of summer help pay and employee clothing allowance. Administrative items included a recommendation for negotiating a contract for Municipal Attorney Services, moving forward with the final upgrade for the Sewer SCADA System at the Louisburg Lake Lift Station, and adopting the Governing Body Handbook. The Council also addressed the annual membership renewal for the League of Kansas Municipalities and discussed a concept paper regarding a Pedestrian Hybrid Beacon (PHB) funding opportunity.
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The Regular Meeting agenda included the adoption of the agenda, approval of bills, and reports from the Mayor and City departments. Key discussion points involved scheduled visitor requests for the use of Fox Hall and funding from the Chamber of Commerce. Department reports covered sanitary sewer repairs follow-up, with a consensus to obtain a timeline before approving low bidder Kissick Construction for point repairs, and the selection of an engineering firm for the Police and Fire Property Improvements, where DuBois Consultants was one of the bidders. The Administrator's Report included ongoing discussions regarding the Draft Employee Handbook, which prompted detailed council queries on search policies and drug testing sections, and the review of the appointment process timeline for boards and commissions. The council also directed staff to publish the Request for Proposals for Contracted Municipal Attorney Services.
Jan 5, 2026·Board meeting
Louisburg City Council Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda included several key administrative and departmental items. Key discussions involved reviewing and potentially approving CMB license renewals, addressing public comments regarding traffic impact from nearby ball fields on Countryside Drive, and directing staff to have the City Attorney review deed restrictions related to that street. Departmental reports covered an exception to the unused leave time carryover policy due to ERP implementation, the purchase of Class A uniforms for the Fire Department, selection of an engineering firm for Water Main Replacement, and consensus to pursue a Recycled Tire Grant for park furniture. Administration reports focused on continuing the process for developing Mission/Values/Goals statements, reviewing a draft Employee Handbook, and discussing the process for annual appointments. The Council also addressed the upcoming RFP for Contract Municipal Attorney Services as the incumbent attorney intends to cease services.
