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- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas Amending Chapter 10, Code of Ordinances, Alcoholic Beverages, enacting a new sections 10-216 and 10-336 for the purpose of designating certain geographic areas within the City experiencing acute detrimental public safety and public health impacts from the retail package sale of alcohol as “Retail Alcohol Impact Areas” and placing certain conditions on retail package licenses within such designated areas.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Robert Reiman Public Testimony 260250Open Robert Reiman Public Testimony 260250
- Robert Reiman Public Testimony 260250Open Robert Reiman Public Testimony 260250
- Robert Martain PWNA Testimony in Support of Ordinance 260250Open Robert Martain PWNA Testimony in Support of Ordinance 260250
- Conveners of the 38th Street Task Force letter of support regarding ordinance 260250Open Conveners of the 38th Street Task Force letter of support regarding ordinance 260250
- Docket Memo 0.2.2 260250 (FINAL)Open Docket Memo 0.2.2 260250 (FINAL)
- DowntownCorridor - PointsOpen DowntownCorridor - Points
- IndependenceCorridor - PointsOpen IndependenceCorridor - Points
- MidtownCorridor - PointsOpen MidtownCorridor - Points
- BlueRidgeCorridor - PointsOpen BlueRidgeCorridor - Points
- ProspectAvenueCorridor - PointsOpen ProspectAvenueCorridor - Points
- Lace Shionna Ordinance 260250 - SupportOpen Lace Shionna Ordinance 260250 - Support
- Speaker Cards 3.3.2026Open Speaker Cards 3.3.2026
- 2026.03.02 - Finance Committee 260250 Retail AIA Ordinance PPTOpen 2026.03.02 - Finance Committee 260250 Retail AIA Ordinance PPT
- Authenticated Ordinance 260250Open Authenticated Ordinance 260250
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of General Services Department Authorizing the Manager of Procurement Services to execute a contract amendment to EV3851 with Treanor, Inc. for design professional services related to the permanent detention facility in an amount not to exceed $1,252,000.00 from previously appropriated funds; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Ordinance - Treanor Design CCRCOpen Ordinance - Treanor Design CCRC
- Treanor Ordinance Docket Memo 2026-03-06Open Treanor Ordinance Docket Memo 2026-03-06
- Ordinance 260278 Treanor CCRC Programming Scope 030242026- UpdatedOpen Ordinance 260278 Treanor CCRC Programming Scope 030242026- Updated
- Project No. EV3851 DP Agreement Amendment No. 3 (FINAL)Open Project No. EV3851 DP Agreement Amendment No. 3 (FINAL)
- Ordinance 260278 Treanor CCRC Programming Scope 030242026- Updated 3.31.26Open Ordinance 260278 Treanor CCRC Programming Scope 030242026- Updated 3.31.26
- Authenticated Ordinance 260278Open Authenticated Ordinance 260278
- HeldOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Directing the City Manager to assign costs incurred by the Board of Police Commissioners beyond the twenty-five (25) percent annual budget threshold in Mo. Rev. Stat. 84.730 to a new fund entitled “KCPD Overage Fund” and establishing said fund in the books and records of the City; directing the City Manager to negotiate with the Board of Police Commissioners a process for Council approval of costs related to Board of Police Commissioners established settlement agreements, including settlements with costs structured over future budget cycles; and directing the City Manager to include an appropriation of $5,900,000.00 in the FY2026-2027 submitted budget from the KCPD Overage Fund for legal settlements and subjecting such payments to the council ordinance process.
This Ordinance was Held on Docket
Attachments
- Docket Memo Ord 260065 - BB editsOpen Docket Memo Ord 260065 - BB edits
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Water Services Department Authorizing the Chief Procurement Officer to execute a $1,500,000.00 professional, specialized or technical services contract with SHEDIGS IT, LLC, for the Forcemain Assessment project; authorizing four successive renewal options with further City Council approval; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
referredto the Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- EV3986 Approved Bid RecommendationOpen EV3986 Approved Bid Recommendation
- EV3986 CW Selection Cmte MemoOpen EV3986 CW Selection Cmte Memo
- EV3986 Approved MWBE GoalsOpen EV3986 Approved MWBE Goals
- EV3986 CUP Approval & CUP SummaryOpen EV3986 CUP Approval & CUP Summary
- EV3986 CUP Documents SubmittedOpen EV3986 CUP Documents Submitted
- EV3986 PST ContractOpen EV3986 PST Contract
- EV3986 Docket Memo 03-20-2026Open EV3986 Docket Memo 03-20-2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Water Services Department Authorizing the Director of Water Services to execute a $4,000,000.00 design professional services contract with Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., for the Sewer Separation: Brookside Phase 5 project; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
referredto the Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- 654 B&M Original Contract Approved Solicitation WaiverOpen 654 B&M Original Contract Approved Solicitation Waiver
- 1806 Approved MWBE GoalsOpen 1806 Approved MWBE Goals
- 1806 CUP Approval & CUP SummaryOpen 1806 CUP Approval & CUP Summary
- 1806 CUP Documents SubmittedOpen 1806 CUP Documents Submitted
- 1806 DPS ContractOpen 1806 DPS Contract
- 1806 Docket MemoOpen 1806 Docket Memo
- Ordinance 260329-CUP Summary 1806Open Ordinance 260329-CUP Summary 1806
- PassedSpecial ActionSponsor: Councilmember Andrea Bough RESOLUTION - Recognizing Financial Literacy Month in Kansas City and honoring Pathway Financial Education for its commitment to providing accessible financial education and advancing financial literacy in the community.
A motion was made that this Special Action be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Authenticated Resolution 260330Open Authenticated Resolution 260330
- PassedSpecial ActionSponsor: Councilmember Johnathan Duncan RESOLUTION - Declaring the week of April 13-20, 2026, as International Dark Sky Week, raising awareness in protecting the night sky and the use of responsible outdoor lighting across Kansas City, and directing the City Manager to turn off external City Hall lights from sunset to sunrise.
A motion was made that this Special Action be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Authenticated Resolution 260331Open Authenticated Resolution 260331
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Neighborhood Services Department COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Accepting a $150,000.00 award of federal funds from the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission, as part of its Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Program, to fund the purchase of electric vehicle charging infrastructure and hybrid or electric vehicles; estimating and appropriating revenue in the amount of $150,000.00; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed as Substituted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Ordiance Draft_DOT CMAQOpen Ordiance Draft_DOT CMAQ
- Approp-Admim_G57DOTHPC26.xlsxOpen Approp-Admim_G57DOTHPC26.xlsx
- Docket Memo Draft_DOT CMAQOpen Docket Memo Draft_DOT CMAQ
- CMAQ DOT grant ordinance presentationOpen CMAQ DOT grant ordinance presentation
- 260325 cs to org ord-comOpen 260325 cs to org ord-com
- Authenticated Ordinance 260325 csOpen Authenticated Ordinance 260325 cs
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Water Services Department Authorizing the Director of Water Services to execute a $2,000,000.00 construction contract with Leath & Sons, Inc., for the City Wide Supplemental Workforce - Fiscal Year 2027 project; authorizing two successive renewal options with further City Council approval; and establishing an ordinance effective date.
referredto the Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- 1781 Approved Bid Recommendation, Bid Opening Summary & QAQCOpen 1781 Approved Bid Recommendation, Bid Opening Summary & QAQC
- 1781 Approved MWBE GoalsOpen 1781 Approved MWBE Goals
- 1781 CUP ApprovalOpen 1781 CUP Approval
- 1781 CUP SummaryOpen 1781 CUP Summary
- 1781 CUP Documents SubmittedOpen 1781 CUP Documents Submitted
- 1781 Construction ContractOpen 1781 Construction Contract
- 1781 Docket MemoOpen 1781 Docket Memo
- Ordinance 260332-CUP Summary 1781Open Ordinance 260332-CUP Summary 1781
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Finance Department Authorizing the Director of Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity to accept a total of $17,300.00 in federal awards from the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC); estimating and appropriating $17,300.00 in the General Grants Fund (2580); and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- 260315 Docket memoOpen 260315 Docket memo
- 260315 Request for Supplimental RevenueOpen 260315 Request for Supplimental Revenue
- Authenticated Ordinance 260315Open Authenticated Ordinance 260315
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Finance Department Estimating and appropriating $500,000.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the Parking Fund (2160) for the Vine District Garage; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Vine District Garage - Admin AppropOpen Vine District Garage - Admin Approp
- Vine Garage Docket MemoOpen Vine Garage Docket Memo
- Authenticated Ordinance 260318Open Authenticated Ordinance 260318
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Water Services Department Establishing Fund No. 8197, the 2026B SRF Sewer Revenue Bond Fund in the records of the City of Kansas City, Missouri; estimating revenue in the amount of $100,000,000.00 in the 2026B SRF Sewer Revenue Bond Fund and appropriating the same; appropriating $100,000,000.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the Sewer Fund; designating requisitioning authority; authorizing the Director of Water Services to execute a $143,800,000.00 construction contract with MegaKC Corporation, for the Todd Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion and Major Upgrades project for a total contract amount of $158,180,000.00; authorizing a $9,061,951.53 design professional services contract Amendment No. 4 to Contract No. 1587 with Burns & McDonnell Engineering Company, Inc., for the Todd Creek Facility Plan Update project; authorizing an extension of the term of Contract No. 1587 for an additional 1,300 days for a total term of 3,491 calendar days (approximately 9 years, 7 months) for a total contract amount of $18,672,229.22; declaring the intent of the City to reimburse itself from the bond proceeds for certain expenditures; authorizing the Director of Finance to close project accounts; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- 1698 Approved Bid RecommendationOpen 1698 Approved Bid Recommendation
- 1698 Bid Opening SummaryOpen 1698 Bid Opening Summary
- 1698 Approved DBE GoalsOpen 1698 Approved DBE Goals
- 1587 Original Approved DP Recommendation MemoOpen 1587 Original Approved DP Recommendation Memo
- 1587 Original Signed DP City-Wide SelectionOpen 1587 Original Signed DP City-Wide Selection
- 1587 Original Approved MWBE GoalsOpen 1587 Original Approved MWBE Goals
- 1587 Original Approved CUP Summary and Docs SubmittedOpen 1587 Original Approved CUP Summary and Docs Submitted
- 1587 RFM ApprovalOpen 1587 RFM Approval
- 1698 Const-1587 DPS Am 4 Docket MemoOpen 1698 Const-1587 DPS Am 4 Docket Memo
- 1698 Const-1587 Am 4 Appropriation Transaction FormOpen 1698 Const-1587 Am 4 Appropriation Transaction Form
- 1698 Const-1587 DPS Am 4 Docket Memo - RevisedOpen 1698 Const-1587 DPS Am 4 Docket Memo - Revised
- 1698 Construction ContractOpen 1698 Construction Contract
- 1587 Executed DPS Contract + AmendmentsOpen 1587 Executed DPS Contract + Amendments
- 260313 4-7-2026 KCW PresentationOpen 260313 4-7-2026 KCW Presentation
- Ordinance 260313- Revised CUP Summary 1586.A4Open Ordinance 260313- Revised CUP Summary 1586.A4
- Authenticated Ordinance 260313Open Authenticated Ordinance 260313
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Finance Department Estimating revenue and adjusting appropriations in various funds in connection with the third quarter FY2025-26 budget analysis; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Admin Approp 3Q FY 2025-2026Open Admin Approp 3Q FY 2025-2026
- Docket Memo 3Q FY2025-26Open Docket Memo 3Q FY2025-26
- Authenticated Ordinance 260314Open Authenticated Ordinance 260314
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Finance Department Increasing the revenue estimate in the General Fund by $1,500,000.00 due to a contribution from the State of Missouri in connection to the Tri-Share Childcare program; appropriating $3,000,000.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the General Fund for the purpose of providing additional matching funding for the Tri-Share Childcare pilot program with the State of Missouri for first responders; and recognizing the ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Docket Memo Tri-ShareOpen Docket Memo Tri-Share
- Admin Approp - Tri Share Childcare ProgramOpen Admin Approp - Tri Share Childcare Program
- Authenticated Ordinance 260317Open Authenticated Ordinance 260317
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of General Services Department COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Authorizing the Manager of Procurement Services to execute a twenty month $624,000.00 Piggyback contract amendment (EVP4497) with Remy Corporation to provide highly specialized project manager services to manage the City’s enterprise resource planning (“ERP’) Workday implementation project; authorizing the Manager of Procurement Services to amend and extend the contract; and designating requisitioning authority.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed as Substituted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- CREO-02688 - Goal Request Document Upload Contract EV4497 Workday Project Manager EV4497 Workday Project ManagerOpen CREO-02688 - Goal Request Document Upload Contract EV4497 Workday Project Manager EV4497 Workday Project Manager
- Remy ERP Project Manager OrdinanceOpen Remy ERP Project Manager Ordinance
- TMP-6679 Docket MemoOpen TMP-6679 Docket Memo
- Authenticated Ordinance 260320 csOpen Authenticated Ordinance 260320 cs
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of General Services Department Authorizing the Manager of Procurement Services to execute a $16,472,592.00 nineteen-month contract (EVP4021) from previously appropriated funds with Accenture LLP to provide highly technical system integration services for the Workday SaaS enterprise resource planning (ERP) system; authorizing the Manager of Procurement Services to amend and extend the contract; and designating requisitioning authority.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- CREO-02212 - Goal Request Document Upload Contract EV4021 (ERP) System Integrator EV4021 (ERP) System Integrator ApprovalOpen CREO-02212 - Goal Request Document Upload Contract EV4021 (ERP) System Integrator EV4021 (ERP) System Integrator Approval
- Accenture SI OrdinanceOpen Accenture SI Ordinance
- Accenture OrdinanceOpen Accenture Ordinance
- Docket Memo 260321Open Docket Memo 260321
- 20260601-City of Kansas-Workday Deployment SOW Final version 03.27.2026Open 20260601-City of Kansas-Workday Deployment SOW Final version 03.27.2026
- Addendum 1 to Accenture Deployment SOW Final version 03.27.2026Open Addendum 1 to Accenture Deployment SOW Final version 03.27.2026
- Addendum 2 - Final version 03.27.2026Open Addendum 2 - Final version 03.27.2026
- Attachment 14- Technical and Functional Requirements_WD and ACN_Responses SOW Appendix IOpen Attachment 14- Technical and Functional Requirements_WD and ACN_Responses SOW Appendix I
- Business Associate Agreement - Final Version 03.27.2026Open Business Associate Agreement - Final Version 03.27.2026
- Data Processing Addendum - Final version 03.27.2026Open Data Processing Addendum - Final version 03.27.2026
- DIR-CPO-5171 Amendment 1Open DIR-CPO-5171 Amendment 1
- DIR-CPO-5171 Appendix A Standard Terms and ConditionsOpen DIR-CPO-5171 Appendix A Standard Terms and Conditions
- DIR-CPO-5171 ContractOpen DIR-CPO-5171 Contract
- IRS Contract Language-Final version 03.27.2026Open IRS Contract Language-Final version 03.27.2026
- KC_ Accenture plc Parent Guarantee - Final version 03.27.2026Open KC_ Accenture plc Parent Guarantee - Final version 03.27.2026
- Authenticated Ordinance 260321Open Authenticated Ordinance 260321
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: City Manager’s Office Acknowledging that the twenty-three-year statutory period for the capture of tax increment allocation financing within Project Area A, Project Area D, and the Plaza Library Project of the Brush Creek Corridor Tax Increment Financing Plan has expired; terminating the designation of Project Area A, Project Area D, and the Plaza Library Project of the Plan as redevelopment projects therein; declaring as surplus all funds related to Project Area A, Project Area D, and the Plaza Library Project; dissolving the special allocation funds established in connection with Project Area A, Project Area D, and the Plaza Library Project; and directing the City Clerk to send copies of this ordinance to Jackson County.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Brush Creek Corridor TIF - Project Area Exp - Docket MemoOpen Brush Creek Corridor TIF - Project Area Exp - Docket Memo
- Authenticated Ordinance 260326Open Authenticated Ordinance 260326
- Agenda ReadyOrdinanceSponsor: Councilmember Wes Rogers Amending Chapter 50, Code of Ordinances, by repealing Section 50-453, Conditions, and enacting in lieu thereof a new Section 50-453, for the purpose of enlarging the prohibition of street vending, including food items, to within 300 feet of related businesses open business hours.
Assigned to Third Read Calendar
Attachments
- 260277comOpen 260277com
- Docket Memo 260277 (law edits)Open Docket Memo 260277 (law edits)
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: City Manager’s Office Waiving certain requirements of City Code Chapter 3 for the Columbus Park Tax Increment Financing Plan.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- 260282 - Columbus Park TIF - Docket MemoOpen 260282 - Columbus Park TIF - Docket Memo
- Authenticated Ordinance 260282Open Authenticated Ordinance 260282
- PassedResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Christopher Acquino, Lisa Sprarkman, and Diane Machal as successor directors to the 46th & Wornall Community Improvement District #1.
A motion was made that this Resolution be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- CPD Docket Memo 260323Open CPD Docket Memo 260323
- Authenticated Ordinance 260323Open Authenticated Ordinance 260323
- PassedResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Christopher Acquino, Lisa Sprarkman and Diane Machal as successor directors to the 46th & Wornall Community Improvement District #2.
A motion was made that this Resolution be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- CPD Docket Memo 260324Open CPD Docket Memo 260324
- Authenticated Ordinance 260324Open Authenticated Ordinance 260324
- PassedResolutionSponsor: Councilmember Melissa Patterson Hazley RESOLUTION - Directing the City Manager to identify property and financing suitable for the development of an urban youth sports facility capable of hosting hockey, figure-skating, volleyball, position-specific training for baseball, soccer, track and golf, including tournament regulation facilities or a reasonable combination thereof; prioritizing access for students from Kansas City Public Schools and Hickman Mills School District; and reporting back to the City Council with recommendations within 90 days.
A motion was made that this Resolution be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Docket Memo 260322Open Docket Memo 260322
- Authenticated Ordinance 260322Open Authenticated Ordinance 260322
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Amending Chapter 88, the Zoning and Development Code, by repealing Section 88-420, “Parking and Loading”, and enacting in lieu thereof a new section of like number and subject matter for the purpose of updating parking and loading standards to support more walkable development and reduce on-site parking requirements; and directing the City Manager to report back to the City Council within one year of passage of this ordinance. (CD-CPC-2025-00143)
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed as Substituted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Parking CPC Staff Report_11.5.25Open Parking CPC Staff Report_11.5.25
- Summary of Parking Code ChangesOpen Summary of Parking Code Changes
- Parking Text AmendmentsOpen Parking Text Amendments
- Parking Best Practices ReportOpen Parking Best Practices Report
- Parking CPC Slides_11.5.25Open Parking CPC Slides_11.5.25
- Parking Minimums Communications Received Cover SheetOpen Parking Minimums Communications Received Cover Sheet
- 251212_MNA Letter of Concern_ParkingOpen 251212_MNA Letter of Concern_Parking
- Docket Memo_ParkingOpen Docket Memo_Parking
- Matt Staub Public Testimony 260219Open Matt Staub Public Testimony 260219
- Shawn Tolivar Public Testimony supporting 260219Open Shawn Tolivar Public Testimony supporting 260219
- Trevor Acorn Public Testimony 260219Open Trevor Acorn Public Testimony 260219
- Anthony Cunningham Public Testimony - Support for 260219Open Anthony Cunningham Public Testimony - Support for 260219
- 260219comOpen 260219com
- Kate Barsotti Public Testimony 260219Open Kate Barsotti Public Testimony 260219
- Abby Newsham Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Abby Newsham Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Brandon Smith Public Testimony supporting 260219Open Brandon Smith Public Testimony supporting 260219
- Robert Evans Public Testimony 260219Open Robert Evans Public Testimony 260219
- Dennis Strait Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Dennis Strait Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Julien Denis Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Julien Denis Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Colleen Lafferty Public Testimony 260219Open Colleen Lafferty Public Testimony 260219
- Quinn Hahs Public Testimony Support for Parking Standards Amendments 260219Open Quinn Hahs Public Testimony Support for Parking Standards Amendments 260219
- Brian Wize Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Brian Wize Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Charlie Parker Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Charlie Parker Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Arielle Zarr Public Testimony 260219Open Arielle Zarr Public Testimony 260219
- Carl Schreck Public Testimony supporting # 260219Open Carl Schreck Public Testimony supporting # 260219
- KCRTA - Support for Ordinance 260219Open KCRTA - Support for Ordinance 260219
- Matt Van Becelaere Public Testimony Supports 260219Open Matt Van Becelaere Public Testimony Supports 260219
- Bradley Gollwitzer_Letter of Support_260219Open Bradley Gollwitzer_Letter of Support_260219
- Katy Clagett Public Testimony 260219Open Katy Clagett Public Testimony 260219
- Jimmy Frazier Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Jimmy Frazier Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Charlene Hansen Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Charlene Hansen Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- South Plaza Neighborhood Assoc. Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open South Plaza Neighborhood Assoc. Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Andrew Ganahl Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Andrew Ganahl Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Laura Burkhalter Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Laura Burkhalter Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Nicholas Sumner Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Nicholas Sumner Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Matt Stephens Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219Open Matt Stephens Public Testimony Letter of Support 260219
- Letter in Opporsition_Brian Boman 2.23.26Open Letter in Opporsition_Brian Boman 2.23.26
- Emily Robinson - Letter in Support of Removing Minimum Parking RequirementsOpen Emily Robinson - Letter in Support of Removing Minimum Parking Requirements
- Parking NPD Slides_2.24.26Open Parking NPD Slides_2.24.26
- PWNA testimony, Ordinance No. 260219- CD-CPC-2025-00143Open PWNA testimony, Ordinance No. 260219- CD-CPC-2025-00143
- Midtown Neighborhood Alliance Opposition for 260219Open Midtown Neighborhood Alliance Opposition for 260219
- Downtown Neighborhood Association Public Testimony -support 260219Open Downtown Neighborhood Association Public Testimony -support 260219
- Carl Schreck Public Testimony supporting # 260219(2)Open Carl Schreck Public Testimony supporting # 260219(2)
- Colby Soden Public Testimony in support of 260219Open Colby Soden Public Testimony in support of 260219
- Final Testimony from MNA on Ord 260219 2-23-2026Open Final Testimony from MNA on Ord 260219 2-23-2026
- Adrián López Jáuregui Public Testimony 260219Open Adrián López Jáuregui Public Testimony 260219
- VNA Testimony Ordinance No 260219Open VNA Testimony Ordinance No 260219
- Benjamin Robinson_Letter of Support_260219Open Benjamin Robinson_Letter of Support_260219
- Public Speaker cards 260219 2.24.2026Open Public Speaker cards 260219 2.24.2026
- Austin Mynatt Letter of Support Ord 260219.pdfOpen Austin Mynatt Letter of Support Ord 260219.pdf
- Thomas Woodward Parking Code- Ordinance 260219Open Thomas Woodward Parking Code- Ordinance 260219
- Bryan Boone public testimony 260219Open Bryan Boone public testimony 260219
- Byron Arnold Public Testimony 260219Open Byron Arnold Public Testimony 260219
- Gayle Bergman Public Testimony supporting 260219Open Gayle Bergman Public Testimony supporting 260219
- Anthony Cunningham Public Testimony - Support for 260219Open Anthony Cunningham Public Testimony - Support for 260219
- Laurie Chipman Public Testimony 260219Open Laurie Chipman Public Testimony 260219
- 260219_UMKC PDS_Letter-of_supportOpen 260219_UMKC PDS_Letter-of_support
- 260306_HPNA Testimony_Ord 260219 Min ParkingOpen 260306_HPNA Testimony_Ord 260219 Min Parking
- Parking NPD Slides_3.10.26Open Parking NPD Slides_3.10.26
- 260219_TMoore testimony_250310Open 260219_TMoore testimony_250310
- Public Speaker cards 3.10.2026 NPDOpen Public Speaker cards 3.10.2026 NPD
- Rev Docket Memo_ParkingOpen Rev Docket Memo_Parking
- Tiffany Moore Public TestimonyOpen Tiffany Moore Public Testimony
- Public Testimony Hyde Park 3.31.26Open Public Testimony Hyde Park 3.31.26
- PWNA Further Testimony on Ordinance No 260219Open PWNA Further Testimony on Ordinance No 260219
- HPNA Letter of Opposition_Ord 260219_Min ParkingOpen HPNA Letter of Opposition_Ord 260219_Min Parking
- Public Testimony presented 4.7.26Open Public Testimony presented 4.7.26
- Authenticated Ordinance 260219 csOpen Authenticated Ordinance 260219 cs
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Public Works Department Authorizing condemnation and taking of private property interests for public use for Street Right Of Way purposes, for the construction, location and maintenance of the Lee's Summit Valley Garden Drive/Quarry Park Road Project, in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; providing for the payment of just compensation therefore; authorizing continued negotiations and purchase by the Director of the Department of Public Works; authorizing the filing of the petition for condemnation by the City Attorney on behalf of the City; and directing the City Clerk to record this ordinance in the office of the Recorder of Deeds for Jackson County, Missouri.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Lee's Smmt Rock Quarry Condm Docket memoOpen Lee's Smmt Rock Quarry Condm Docket memo
- Authenticated Ordinance 260308Open Authenticated Ordinance 260308
- 260308.Recorded Information 4.10.2026Open 260308.Recorded Information 4.10.2026
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of General Services Department Authorizing the Manager of Procurement Services to exceed the $1,000,000.00 contract threshold on Piggyback contract (EVP4470) with Eagle Safe Surface Colorado Inc., dba Eagle & Myslik Inc. and Team Eagle LTD; and authorizing the Manager of Procurement Servies to amend the contract and exercise the City’s five one-year renewal options.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- EVP4470- PPTOpen EVP4470- PPT
- MASTER CONTRACT---Final- Dec2025.docxOpen MASTER CONTRACT---Final- Dec2025.docx
- TMP-6243 Docket MemoOpen TMP-6243 Docket Memo
- aviation snowblower ordinance Updated 20260306Open aviation snowblower ordinance Updated 20260306
- Authenticated Ordinance 260319Open Authenticated Ordinance 260319
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Public Works Department Estimating revenue in the amount of $3,004,826.00 in the Capital Improvements Grant Fund; appropriating $1,237,500.00 to the Byram’s Ford Road Bridge over Round Grove Creek project; appropriating $1,767,326.00 to the Raytown Road over Lumpkins Fork project; designating requisitioning authority; recognizing the required local grant match; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- BRO Grant Approp SheetOpen BRO Grant Approp Sheet
- Docket Memo BRO GrantOpen Docket Memo BRO Grant
- Authenticated Ordinance 260327Open Authenticated Ordinance 260327
- FailedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Rezoning an area of about .16 acres generally located on the north side of Independence Boulevard just west of the intersection of Highland Avenue from District MPD/ICO to District MPD/ICO/HO in order to designate Leonard Smith Hall at 1700 Independence Boulevard as a local landmark on the Kansas City Register of Historic Places. (CD-CPC-2026-00003)
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- 01_CD-CPC-2026-00003_1700IndependenceBlvd_SROpen 01_CD-CPC-2026-00003_1700IndependenceBlvd_SR
- CPC Disposition LetterOpen CPC Disposition Letter
- CPC PPTOpen CPC PPT
- Additional Public TestimonyOpen Additional Public Testimony
- Catherine Satterwhite Public Testimony 260283Open Catherine Satterwhite Public Testimony 260283
- Docket Memo Smith HallOpen Docket Memo Smith Hall
- Kate Barsotti - Public Testimony SUPPORT ordinance 260283Open Kate Barsotti - Public Testimony SUPPORT ordinance 260283
- Jonathan Cokely Public Testimony 260283Open Jonathan Cokely Public Testimony 260283
- Presentation for Ordinance No. 260283 at NPDOpen Presentation for Ordinance No. 260283 at NPD
- Shannon Armstrong Public Testimony 260283Open Shannon Armstrong Public Testimony 260283
- Michael Markum Public Testimony 260283Open Michael Markum Public Testimony 260283
- Marie and Felipe Carneiro Public Testimony 260283Open Marie and Felipe Carneiro Public Testimony 260283
- Kate & Michael Barsotti Public Testimony 260283Open Kate & Michael Barsotti Public Testimony 260283
- Cindy Chin Public Testimony 260283Open Cindy Chin Public Testimony 260283
- Faith Brennan Public Testimony 260283Open Faith Brennan Public Testimony 260283
- Robb Roberts Public Testimony 260283Open Robb Roberts Public Testimony 260283
- Virginia Bettencourt Public Testimony 260283Open Virginia Bettencourt Public Testimony 260283
- John Bordeau Public Testimony 260283Open John Bordeau Public Testimony 260283
- Cindy Khin Public Testimony 260283Open Cindy Khin Public Testimony 260283
- Dylan Van Gerpen Public Testimony 260283Open Dylan Van Gerpen Public Testimony 260283
- Rev. Canon Chas Marks Public Testimony 260283Open Rev. Canon Chas Marks Public Testimony 260283
- D.Remley Public Testimony 260283Open D.Remley Public Testimony 260283
- Angie Lovins Public Testimony 260283Open Angie Lovins Public Testimony 260283
- Sam Ormiston Public Testimony 260283Open Sam Ormiston Public Testimony 260283
- Barbara Powell Public Testimony 260283Open Barbara Powell Public Testimony 260283
- CID - Smith Hall letter for consideration.docxOpen CID - Smith Hall letter for consideration.docx
- NEKC COC - Smith Hall letter for consideration.docx (1)Open NEKC COC - Smith Hall letter for consideration.docx (1)
- Downtown Council - Letter of Support - Kansas City UniversityOpen Downtown Council - Letter of Support - Kansas City University
- Kc Chamber Support_Smith HallOpen Kc Chamber Support_Smith Hall
- James Falls Public Testimony 260283Open James Falls Public Testimony 260283
- Christy Maddux Public Testimony 3.31.26Open Christy Maddux Public Testimony 3.31.26
- Petition of Protest for Ordinance 260283 3.20.2026Open Petition of Protest for Ordinance 260283 3.20.2026
- Michael G. Bushnell – Public Testimony 3.31.2026Open Michael G. Bushnell – Public Testimony 3.31.2026
- Aleksandra Drakulovic – Public Testimony 3.31.2026Open Aleksandra Drakulovic – Public Testimony 3.31.2026
- Dan Wayne – Public Testimony 3.31.2026Open Dan Wayne – Public Testimony 3.31.2026
- Joseph L. Peterson – Public Testimony 3.31.2026Open Joseph L. Peterson – Public Testimony 3.31.2026
- CPD PPT Presentation 260283Open CPD PPT Presentation 260283
- Public Testimony Cards 3.31.2026Open Public Testimony Cards 3.31.2026
- 260283 KCU Exhibits NPD 3.31.26Open 260283 KCU Exhibits NPD 3.31.26
- Michael Bushnell Public Testimony Opposed 260283 4.9.26Open Michael Bushnell Public Testimony Opposed 260283 4.9.26
- PassedResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Directing the City Manager to establish expedited permit approval timelines and a fee waiver structure for qualifying affordable housing projects as defined by City Code § 88-810-058; to designate an Affordable Housing Permit Navigator to assist qualifying applicants; and to report to the public on additional housing production strategies including pre-approved housing plans, development timeline transparency, density zoning, and complementary housing stock initiatives.
A motion was made that this Resolution be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Docket Memo Res 260306Open Docket Memo Res 260306
- Health Forward Support Resolution 260306Open Health Forward Support Resolution 260306
- Authenticated Ordinance 260306 csOpen Authenticated Ordinance 260306 cs
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Neighborhood Services Department Approving contracts in the amount of $2,030,048.00 from previously appropriated funds in the Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund with various nonprofit organizations selected as part of the FY 2026-27 annual application cycle for the purpose of promoting neighborhoods and tourism through cultural, social, ethnic, historic, educational, and recreational activities.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- OrdinanceOpen Ordinance
- Docket Memo 0.2.2Open Docket Memo 0.2.2
- Approp Admin - TMP-6697 NTDF FY27 AnnualOpen Approp Admin - TMP-6697 NTDF FY27 Annual
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Neighborhood Services Department Amending Chapter 20, Code of Ordinances, by enacting a new Article II, entitled Kratom Retail License, for the purpose of regulating and licensing the sale of Kratom Products.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- Chapter 20-Gas Station Drug Ban 4.2.26Open Chapter 20-Gas Station Drug Ban 4.2.26
- TMP-6701Open TMP-6701
- Approp-Admin TMP-6701Open Approp-Admin TMP-6701
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Water Services Department Authorizing an expenditure of $6,000,000.00 for Facility Repair and Maintenance contracts for the Green Infrastructure Maintenance Program; authorizing the Director of Water Services to prequalify additional companies and execute Facility Repair and Maintenance contracts for the Green Infrastructure Maintenance Program as necessary, within the authorized amount, to address the maintenance and repair needs of existing and future green infrastructure sites; authorizing additional funds for continuation of this Program with further City Council approval; and establishing an ordinance effective date.
referredto the Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- Approved GoalsOpen Approved Goals
- Approved RecommendationOpen Approved Recommendation
- 1714 Facility Repair & Maintenance ContractOpen 1714 Facility Repair & Maintenance Contract
- GI Maintenance Program Docket Memo 0.2.2 - 04-02-2026Open GI Maintenance Program Docket Memo 0.2.2 - 04-02-2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Rezoning an area of about 0.15 acres generally located at 3112 Flora Avenue from District R-1.5 to District R-0.5 to allow the property to be used as an accessory parking area for the property to the west. (CD-CPC-2026-00011)
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- Exhibit A_ Section Map_Flora Ave RezoningOpen Exhibit A_ Section Map_Flora Ave Rezoning
- Staff Report_Flora Rezoning_CD-CPC-2026-00011_Staff Report_4-1-26Open Staff Report_Flora Rezoning_CD-CPC-2026-00011_Staff Report_4-1-26
- Disposition Letter City Plan Commission_CD-CPC-2026-00011_Flora Rezoning_April 2, 2026Open Disposition Letter City Plan Commission_CD-CPC-2026-00011_Flora Rezoning_April 2, 2026
- Legal Description and Request_CD-CPC-2026-00011Open Legal Description and Request_CD-CPC-2026-00011
- Docket Memo_CD-CPC-2026-00011_Flora RezoningOpen Docket Memo_CD-CPC-2026-00011_Flora Rezoning
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Rezoning an area of about 3.5 acres generally located at southeast corner of North Broadway and Northwest Barry Road from District B1-1 to District B2-1 to allow for the establishment of a drive-through. (CD-CPC-2026-00024)
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- Exhibit A_Section Map_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place RezoningOpen Exhibit A_Section Map_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place Rezoning
- Legal Description_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place RezoningOpen Legal Description_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place Rezoning
- CPC Disposition Letter (Recommendation)_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place RezoningOpen CPC Disposition Letter (Recommendation)_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place Rezoning
- CPC Presentation_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place RezoningOpen CPC Presentation_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place Rezoning
- CPC Staff Report_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place RezoningOpen CPC Staff Report_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place Rezoning
- Docket Memo_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place RezoningOpen Docket Memo_CD-CPC-2026-00024_Suzanne Place Rezoning
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Approving the detachment of approximately 4.5 acres generally located at the northwest corner of N.E. 104th Street and N. Church Road in District R-80 from the corporate limits of the City of Kansas City, Missouri to permit subsequent annexation by the City of Liberty, Missouri. (CD-CPC-2025-00111)
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- 01_CD-CPC-2025-00111_CPCStaff Report_03_18_26Open 01_CD-CPC-2025-00111_CPCStaff Report_03_18_26
- CD-CPC-2025-00111_CPC Dispo_03_18_26Open CD-CPC-2025-00111_CPC Dispo_03_18_26
- Recorded_LotSplit_CLDMS-2025-00019_11098NE104thStOpen Recorded_LotSplit_CLDMS-2025-00019_11098NE104thSt
- 03_18_26_CPC PowerpointOpen 03_18_26_CPC Powerpoint
- Docket Memo TMP-6667Open Docket Memo TMP-6667
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas Reaffirming the intent of the City Council to continue good-faith negotiations with the Kansas City Royals for the retention of the team in Kansas City; directing the City Manager to negotiate and execute a term sheet, lease, and development agreement with the Kansas City Royals or an affiliated entity for design, construction, and operations of a new stadium, team offices, and supporting infrastructure (the “Project”) in the Washington Square Park/Crown Center area; authorizing the execution of additional cooperative agreements in connection with the term sheet, lease, and development agreement; directing the City Manager to apply for a Tax Increment Financing Plan for the Project; appropriating $250,000.00 from the Development Services Fund and authorizing the use of previously appropriated funds for the purpose of executing certain professional services agreements in furtherance of the objectives of this ordinance; finding that the Project is a public benefit to the City and the State of Missouri; directing the City Manager to apply for various financial and tax incentives through state agencies; directing the City Manager to negotiate intergovernmental cooperative agreements with the State of Missouri and related entities; authorizing the execution of additional agreements as necessary to comply with the directives of this ordinance; waiving the contract solicitation and Article IV, Chapter 3, requirements otherwise set out in the Code of Ordinances as to the agreements authorized in this Ordinance; directing the City Manager to conduct public engagement related to the lease and development agreement; declaring the intent of the City Council to reimburse itself from bond proceeds for certain expenditures; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
Move To Introduce
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas Reducing appropriations in the amount of $5,900,000.00 from the Legal Expense Fund; appropriating $5,900,000.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the Legal Expense Fund as a transfer to the Kansas City Police Department for legal settlement expenses; designating requisitioning authority; and establishing an effective date.
Move To Introduce
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Councilmember Kevin O’Neill Amending Chapter 60, Code of Ordinances, Sewers and Sewage Disposal, by repealing and replacing Section 60-32; amending Chapter 61, Stormwater, by repealing and replacing Section 61-20; amending Chapter 64, Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places, by repealing and replacing Section 64-4, all for the purpose of transferring certain permitting functions from the Water Services and Public Works Departments to the City Planning and Development Department; directing the City Manager to align employees and vacant positions as needed in accordance with carrying out the directives in this ordinance; directing the City Manager to provide monthly reports to the Neighborhood, Planning and Development Committee regarding progress of the transition; and providing for a delayed effective date.
Move To Introduce
Attachments
- Docket Memo LDDOpen Docket Memo LDD
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Councilmember Melissa Patterson Hazley Authorizing the City Manager to reduce appropriations in the Capital Improvements Fund in the amount of $517,846.00; appropriating $517,846.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the Capital Improvements Fund; designating requisitioning authority; authorizing the City Manager to execute any necessary agreements to comply with the intent of this ordinance; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
Move To Introduce
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Councilmember Eric Bunch Adopting an updated Major Street Plan, Streets Design Guide, and an updated Kansas City Vision Zero Action Plan to include supplemental planning documents required by the Safe Roads and Streets for All grant agreement between the City of Kansas City and the U.S. Department of Transportation; and directing the City Clerk to file certain documents with the appropriate offices. (CD-CPC-2025-00151)
Move To Introduce
Attachments
- 02_CD-CPC-2025-00151_Major Street Plan_Staff Report_02-18-26Open 02_CD-CPC-2025-00151_Major Street Plan_Staff Report_02-18-26
- Streets Design Guide Jan2026 draftOpen Streets Design Guide Jan2026 draft
- 02_18_26_CPC Powerpoint PlanningOpen 02_18_26_CPC Powerpoint Planning
- 02_18_26_CPC Powerpoint PWDOpen 02_18_26_CPC Powerpoint PWD
- Major Street plan Typologies Map - March 2026Open Major Street plan Typologies Map - March 2026
- MSP - Update and Appendices -March 2026Open MSP - Update and Appendices -March 2026
- Docket Memo TMP-6669Open Docket Memo TMP-6669
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas Reaffirming the intent of the City Council to continue good-faith negotiations with the Kansas City Royals for the retention of the team in Kansas City; directing the City Manager to negotiate and execute a term sheet, lease, and development agreement with the Kansas City Royals or an affiliated entity for design, construction, and operations of a new stadium, team offices, and supporting infrastructure (the “Project”) in the Washington Square Park/Crown Center area; authorizing the execution of additional cooperative agreements in connection with the term sheet, lease, and development agreement; directing the City Manager to apply for a Tax Increment Financing Plan for the Project; appropriating $250,000.00 from the Development Services Fund and authorizing the use of previously appropriated funds for the purpose of executing certain professional services agreements in furtherance of the objectives of this ordinance; finding that the Project is a public benefit to the City and the State of Missouri; directing the City Manager to apply for various financial and tax incentives through state agencies; directing the City Manager to negotiate intergovernmental cooperative agreements with the State of Missouri and related entities; authorizing the execution of additional agreements as necessary to comply with the directives of this ordinance; waiving the contract solicitation and Article IV, Chapter 3, requirements otherwise set out in the Code of Ordinances as to the agreements authorized in this Ordinance; directing the City Manager to conduct public engagement related to the lease and development agreement; declaring the intent of the City Council to reimburse itself from bond proceeds for certain expenditures; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 4/14/2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas Reducing appropriations in the amount of $5,900,000.00 from the Legal Expense Fund; appropriating $5,900,000.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the Legal Expense Fund as a transfer to the Kansas City Police Department for legal settlement expenses; designating requisitioning authority; and establishing an effective date.
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 4/14/2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Councilmember Eric Bunch Adopting an updated Major Street Plan, Streets Design Guide, and an updated Kansas City Vision Zero Action Plan to include supplemental planning documents required by the Safe Roads and Streets for All grant agreement between the City of Kansas City and the U.S. Department of Transportation; and directing the City Clerk to file certain documents with the appropriate offices. (CD-CPC-2025-00151)
referredto the Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- 02_CD-CPC-2025-00151_Major Street Plan_Staff Report_02-18-26Open 02_CD-CPC-2025-00151_Major Street Plan_Staff Report_02-18-26
- Streets Design Guide Jan2026 draftOpen Streets Design Guide Jan2026 draft
- 02_18_26_CPC Powerpoint PlanningOpen 02_18_26_CPC Powerpoint Planning
- 02_18_26_CPC Powerpoint PWDOpen 02_18_26_CPC Powerpoint PWD
- Major Street plan Typologies Map - March 2026Open Major Street plan Typologies Map - March 2026
- MSP - Update and Appendices -March 2026Open MSP - Update and Appendices -March 2026
- Docket Memo TMP-6669Open Docket Memo TMP-6669
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Councilmember Kevin O’Neill Amending Chapter 60, Code of Ordinances, Sewers and Sewage Disposal, by repealing and replacing Section 60-32; amending Chapter 61, Stormwater, by repealing and replacing Section 61-20; amending Chapter 64, Streets, Sidewalks and Public Places, by repealing and replacing Section 64-4, all for the purpose of transferring certain permitting functions from the Water Services and Public Works Departments to the City Planning and Development Department; directing the City Manager to align employees and vacant positions as needed in accordance with carrying out the directives in this ordinance; directing the City Manager to provide monthly reports to the Neighborhood, Planning and Development Committee regarding progress of the transition; and providing for a delayed effective date.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 4/14/2026
Attachments
- Docket Memo LDDOpen Docket Memo LDD
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Councilmember Melissa Patterson Hazley Authorizing the City Manager to reduce appropriations in the Capital Improvements Fund in the amount of $517,846.00; appropriating $517,846.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the Capital Improvements Fund; designating requisitioning authority; authorizing the City Manager to execute any necessary agreements to comply with the intent of this ordinance; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 4/14/2026