This document outlines the City of Ottawa's comprehensive plan, serving as a long-range visioning document to guide decision-making and achieve future development goals. The plan focuses on key strategies including land use, transportation, and parks and recreation. It details existing conditions, provides recommendations for community growth, and includes an implementation chapter to ensure responsive and efficient services while supporting a growing population and evolving community needs.
Jul 8, 2026·Board meeting
Enterprise
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The governing body authorized an agreement with Governmental Assistance Services for a Low-to-Moderate Income survey to evaluate Community Development Block Grant opportunities. Presentations were received from three consulting firms regarding the development of a Downtown Master Plan. Additionally, the council reviewed the 2027 operating budget, focusing on mill levy adjustments, the Revenue Neutral Rate, and selecting an option to sustain current service levels. Operational highlights were provided by the City Manager, covering utility projects, personnel updates, and upcoming community events.
Jul 8, 2026·Board meeting
Ottawa Planning Commission Meeting
The commission reviewed the Capital Improvement Program, focusing on how various infrastructure projects align with the city's comprehensive plan. Discussions covered utility infrastructure updates, including sewer access and high-voltage line concerns, alongside public works projects such as park amenities and facility maintenance. The committee also evaluated the fiscal status and long-term planning for the local airport runway extension and the golf course, specifically regarding the need for irrigation upgrades and cart path renovations.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
Ottawa City Commission Regular Meeting
The Commission addressed several key items, including the review of the 2027 Operating Budget for Utility Funds and a discussion regarding the Stormwater Utility Fund budget and infrastructure projects. Formal proclamations were issued for the United States Semiquincentennial and Juneteenth. Additionally, the Commission approved appointments to the Kansas Municipal Energy Agency and Kansas Municipal Gas Agency boards, adopted a resolution for a public hearing concerning the condemnation of a commercial structure, and received updates from the City Manager regarding staff appointments and infrastructure work.
