2027 Landscaping and Bed Maintenance - Louisburg, KS RFP
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Aug 18, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Provide 2027 landscaping and bed maintenance.
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Posted
Aug 18, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Provide 2027 landscaping and bed maintenance.
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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.
The meeting agenda included standard items such as the call to order, adoption of the agenda, financial reports for Fox Hall and the Cemetery, and general reports on Fox Hall usage and cemetery matters. New business focused on the selection of Cemetery Software, and old business addressed updates on the Cemetery Software selection and the Display Case status.
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The Council conducted a regular session following an agenda amendment that involved moving a discussion item regarding Countryside Drive. Key discussions included a request from Summer Blessings to waive fees for using the Fox Hall Community Center and close a portion of a street during June and July for a children's meal program, which the Council approved waiving the fees. The Chamber of Commerce overviewed its accomplishments and requested continued annual support of $15,000, which was approved. Public Works received approval to proceed with sewer point repairs with Kissick Construction for $31,299.98, and to select Wallace Design Collective for engineering services for police/fire station parking lots, not-to-exceed $60,300, as they followed the RFP scope. Under the Administrator's Report, discussions centered on Countryside Drive access, traffic mitigation requests from the school district, and the installation of 'no outlet' and 'no parking' signs, with directives given to return with sign quantity estimates and draft ordinance language. The Council also reviewed the Governing Body Handbook draft, discussing provisions for compassionate leave and the need for a signature page. Furthermore, staff was authorized to expedite soliciting bids for a four-year land lease agreement for Lewis-Young Park following a lease dissolution notice. The 2026 Aquatic Center fees were kept the same as the previous year, and an ordinance for the 2026 garage sale sign moratorium was approved. The meeting included two separate executive sessions to discuss individual employee performance.
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