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The commission recognized the 2026 class of Junior Fire Marshals for their successful completion of a five-week safety program. Following a public forum, the commission approved the consent agenda, authorized an agreement for two pedestrian improvement projects funded by KDOT and local match, and adopted ordinances related to alley vacation, property rezoning, and updates to the zoning regulation table of uses.
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The meeting included a presentation from the Aerson High School National Honor Society regarding a upcoming blood drive in honor of Ryan Burkhalter. The commission authorized the extension of the fixed-based operator contract at the airport and discussed the reinstatement of hangar lease fees. A public hearing was held regarding the vacation of alley right-of-way north of Unity Street to facilitate a medical school project, which was subsequently approved. The commission also approved a demolition agreement for city-owned property at 800 River Road and discussed a proposal for the removal and cleanup of an obsolete acid tank system at the water treatment plant.
The Commission meeting addressed several agenda items, including the consent agenda which featured the approval of an occupational license for a new local liquor store and the authorization of the 2026 Network Kansas award agreement. Under new business, the Commission discussed the 2027 health and medical insurance renewal recommendations. The presentation focused on the benefits of self-funding, the potential for significant savings by transitioning to a different pharmacy benefit manager, and the operational implications of adopting a narrow, high-performance health insurance network.
The commission meeting included the issuance of proclamations for Benedictine College Women's Lacrosse Day and Constitution Week. The consent agenda covered police department grant contracts, KOT sidewalk grant requirements, and street repair projects on Unity Street. The commission selected Shipley and Williams CPAs as the firm for municipal audit services for the upcoming fiscal years. Additionally, the commission appointed Angie Cairo Clemens to the Park and Forestry Board and received updates on financial statements regarding property and sales tax collections, as well as the status of ongoing street department paving and resurfacing projects.
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