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- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Amending Chapter 3, Code of Ordinances, by repealing Section 3-622, Prevailing wage application to incentive plans, and enacting in lieu thereof a new Section 3-622, and enacting a new Section 3-623, Prevailing Wage application to incentive Plans (2026),for the purpose of enlarging the establishing applicable prevailing wage policies for certain types of categories of incentive projects, amending Chapter 3, Code of Ordinances by repealing Section 3-437, Waiver of MBE/WBE goals, for the purpose of greater alignment and efficiency among city incentive agencies, and amending Chapter 74, Code of Ordinances, by repealing Section 74-11, Affordable housing set aside, and enacting in lieu thereof a new Section 74-11, for the purpose of right-sizing the Payment in Lieu fee to better reflect amount in subsidies provided per unit of affordable housing, directing the City Manager to issue a Request for Proposals for a nexus study to evaluate the affordability offset value and implementation of linkage fees on development within the City for the purposes of funding workforce and affordable housing and to evaluate and develop a development linkage fee program within the City and to report back to City Council on the same within 6 months. Finance Committee recommends “Do Pass as a Committee Substitute.”
A motion was made by Councilmember Curls, seconded by Councilmember Bough, that this Ordinance be Move to Amend.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- 6642comOpen 6642com
- Docket Memo 260286 3.23.2026Open Docket Memo 260286 3.23.2026
- Public Testimony - Natalie Foxworthy 3.30.2026Open Public Testimony - Natalie Foxworthy 3.30.2026
- Public Testimony - Lesley Hunt 3.30.2026Open Public Testimony - Lesley Hunt 3.30.2026
- Public Testimony - Angie Lile 3.30.2026Open Public Testimony - Angie Lile 3.30.2026
- Public Testimony - Stephen Himes 3.30.2026Open Public Testimony - Stephen Himes 3.30.2026
- Public Testimony - Mary Dollins 3.31.26Open Public Testimony - Mary Dollins 3.31.26
- Public Testimony - Ashley Sadowski 260286Open Public Testimony - Ashley Sadowski 260286
- Public Testimony - Health Forward Opposition to Ordinance 260286Open Public Testimony - Health Forward Opposition to Ordinance 260286
- Public Testimony - Beth Pauley 3.31.2026Open Public Testimony - Beth Pauley 3.31.2026
- Public Testimony - Amanda Wilson 3.31.2026Open Public Testimony - Amanda Wilson 3.31.2026
- Gary Rhoades_ Public Testimony – Finance, Governance & Public Safety Committee – April 7, 2026Open Gary Rhoades_ Public Testimony – Finance, Governance & Public Safety Committee – April 7, 2026
- Liam_ Public Testimony for Ordinance 260286Open Liam_ Public Testimony for Ordinance 260286
- Public Testimony - Jeff Plantern 4.15.2026Open Public Testimony - Jeff Plantern 4.15.2026
- Public Testimony - JJ Stanick 4.15.2026Open Public Testimony - JJ Stanick 4.15.2026
- Public Testimony - Babette Macy 4.16.26Open Public Testimony - Babette Macy 4.16.26
- Public Testimony - Emily Marsh 4.16.26Open Public Testimony - Emily Marsh 4.16.26
- Committee Substitute - Version 1 - 4.20.2026Open Committee Substitute - Version 1 - 4.20.2026
- Committee Substitute - Version 2 - 4.20.2026Open Committee Substitute - Version 2 - 4.20.2026
- Public Testimony Amanda R. Bush 260286Open Public Testimony Amanda R. Bush 260286
- Authenticated Ordinance 260286 sub as amendedOpen Authenticated Ordinance 260286 sub as amended
- PassedSpecial ActionSponsor: Councilmember Crispin Rea RESOLUTION - Recognizing May as Mental Health Awareness Month and Advancing Mental Health First Aid Across the Kansas City community.
A motion was made that this Special Action be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Authenticated Resolution 260409Open Authenticated Resolution 260409
- PassedSpecial ActionSponsor: Councilmember Wes Rogers RESOLUTION - Declaring the week of May 3-9, 2026, as National Correctional Professionals Week in Kansas City.
A motion was made that this Special Action be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Authenticated Resolution 260410Open Authenticated Resolution 260410
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Jake Baker, Trevor Stevens and Tripp Mohr as successor directors to the West Bottoms Central Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Mark Moberly, Bob Coats and Mike Beal as successor directors to the Pioneer Plaza Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Candice Hays, Christian Scahrosch and William (Bill) Vega as successor directors to the Historic Kansas City Club Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Tim Harris and Kelly Harris-Klien as successor directors to the Valley View Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Matthew Iway, Sheryl Giambalvo and Stephenie Porter as successor directors to the Pioneer Center Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Jared Campbell as successor director to the 906 Grand Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Alice Ellison and Albert Kelley as successor directors to the Linwood Square Shopping Center Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- HeldOrdinanceSponsor: Councilmember Kevin O’Neill COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Approving the recommendations of the Tax Increment Financing Commission of Kansas City, Clay County, Missouri as to the 435 & Soccer Drive Tax Increment Financing Plan and approving the 435 & Soccer Drive Tax Increment Financing Plan; approving the City’s contribution of Additional EATs generated within the Redevelopment Area of the Redevelopment Plan; and authorizing the City Manager to enter into a Tax Contribution and Disbursement Agreement with the Kansas City TIF Commission and Land Reserve, Inc. Finance Committee recommends “Do Pass as a Committee Substitute.”
Held on Docket
Attachments
- 435 Soccer Drive TIF - Plan - Docket Memo Ord 260363Open 435 Soccer Drive TIF - Plan - Docket Memo Ord 260363
- 435 Soccer Drive TIF Plan 4.21.2026Open 435 Soccer Drive TIF Plan 4.21.2026
- 435 & Soccer Drive TIF Plan 5.7.26Open 435 & Soccer Drive TIF Plan 5.7.26
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Public Works Department Authorizing the Director of Public Works to execute a license agreement with Kansas Fiber Network for a term of ten (10) years with one option to renew for an additional five (5) years to install fiber conduit within the right-of-way and authorizing the Director of Public Works to execute a Communications Easement Agreement with Kansas Fiber Network, LLC.
referredto the Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- Docket Memo KFNOpen Docket Memo KFN
- 047160-SRVY-ESMT-COMM-MIZZ-RIVR3_draft EASMENTOpen 047160-SRVY-ESMT-COMM-MIZZ-RIVR3_draft EASMENT
- FOR FIBER LICENSE 047160-SRVY-ESMT-COMM-MIZZ-RIVR4_draft (3)Open FOR FIBER LICENSE 047160-SRVY-ESMT-COMM-MIZZ-RIVR4_draft (3)
- FiledCommunicationFebruary 2026 - Accepting and releasing various easements and deeds in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, and requesting that the City Manager approve the acceptance and release, and directing the City Clerk to file the acceptance and release in the office of the Recorder of Deeds.
received and filed
Attachments
- JACKSON Co CITY MANAGER acceptance and release memo WS - SIGNEDOpen JACKSON Co CITY MANAGER acceptance and release memo WS - SIGNED
- PassedSpecial ActionSponsor: Councilmember Andrea Bough RESOLUTION - Recognizing Food Allergy Awareness Month and celebrating Just Like You Films and its latest project, May Contain: My Life.
A motion was made that this Special Action be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Authenticated Resolution 260420Open Authenticated Resolution 260420
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Russ Cline and Ryan Cline as successor directors to the Flintlock Shoppes Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Mike Levitt and Kiley Brooks as successor directors to the Tiffany Square East Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Leonard Mirabile and Jordan Mirabile as successor directors to the Watts Mill Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Amy Ehlers, Angie Rogers and Jamie Block as successor directors to the Landing Mall Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Ryan Cline, Russ Cline and Angie Rogers as successor directors to the Skelly Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Josh North and Rita Burke as successor directors to the 1707 Locust Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Appointing Mark Moberly, Mark Hallier and Haley Bruner as successor directors to the Wallstreet Garage Community Improvement District.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Approving the plat of Flexcaves, an addition in Jackson County, Missouri, on approximately 4.38 acres generally located on the north side of East 135th Street approximately 150 feet west of Oak Street, creating one lot for the purpose of a commercial development; accepting various easements; authorizing the Director of City Planning and Development to execute and/or accept certain agreements; and directing the City Clerk to facilitate the recordation of this ordinance and attached documents. (CLD-FnPlat-2026-00003)
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- Docket Memo_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00003_FlexcavesOpen Docket Memo_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00003_Flexcaves
- Final Plat_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00003_FLEXCAVESOpen Final Plat_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00003_FLEXCAVES
- Staff Report_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00003_Flexcaves_4-15-26Open Staff Report_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00003_Flexcaves_4-15-26
- Dispo CPC_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00003_FLEXCAVES_4-15-26Open Dispo CPC_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00003_FLEXCAVES_4-15-26
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Approving the petition to add property to the Linwood Shopping Center Community Improvement District, generally located at the northwest corner of Prospect Avenue and Linwood Boulevard in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; and directing the City Clerk to report the amendment of the District to the Missouri Department of Economic Development and the Missouri state auditor.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- 260375 - Linwood Shopping Center CID - ...ion to Add Property Executed 4.21.2026Open 260375 - Linwood Shopping Center CID - ...ion to Add Property Executed 4.21.2026
- CPD Docket Memo - LSC CIDOpen CPD Docket Memo - LSC CID
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Aviation Department Authorizing the Director of the Aviation Department to enter into a $1,200,000.00 second amendment to a facility repair and maintenance contract with Oshkosh AeroTech, LLC, for the passenger boarding bridges at Kansas City International Airport for a total contract amount of $10,212,525.00.
referredto the Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- Docket Memo - Oshkosh 2nd Amendment (v.0.2.2)Open Docket Memo - Oshkosh 2nd Amendment (v.0.2.2)
- Oshkosh 2nd Amendment (032526)Open Oshkosh 2nd Amendment (032526)
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of General Services Department Authorizing the Director of General Services to execute a one (1) year lease agreement with two options to renew for one (1) year each with Community Capital Fund, for the purpose of office space at the Robert J. Mohart Multipurpose Center, 3200 Wayne Avenue #105, 106, 107, 108, 109A, 109B, 110, 111, 112, 204, 204A, 205, 206 and 207 Kansas City, Missouri, 64109.
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- CCF Lease 2026- draft AW_032426 ajOpen CCF Lease 2026- draft AW_032426 aj
- Docket Memo CCF 032426Open Docket Memo CCF 032426
- SIGNED CREO-02725 - Non-Discrimination & Equal Opportunity Review Document Upload Contract NA CCFOpen SIGNED CREO-02725 - Non-Discrimination & Equal Opportunity Review Document Upload Contract NA CCF
- Ordinance April2026CCFOpen Ordinance April2026CCF
- TMP-6723 Admin ApropOpen TMP-6723 Admin Aprop
- CCF presentation 2026Open CCF presentation 2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Approving a development plan on about 1.5 acres generally located at the southwest corner of West 46th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue in District R-0.5 allowing for the construction of a parking garage on a site with three multi-unit residential buildings. (CD-CPC-2026-00017)
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- Docket Memo_CD-CPC-2026-00017_Plaza Apartments Parking GarageOpen Docket Memo_CD-CPC-2026-00017_Plaza Apartments Parking Garage
- Development Plan_CD-CPC-2026-00017_Plaza Apartments Garage ReplacementOpen Development Plan_CD-CPC-2026-00017_Plaza Apartments Garage Replacement
- Staff Report_CD-CPC-2026-00017_Plaza Apartments Parking Garage Replacement_4-15-26Open Staff Report_CD-CPC-2026-00017_Plaza Apartments Parking Garage Replacement_4-15-26
- Dispo CPC_CD-CPC-2026-00017_Plaza Apartments Garage Replacement_4-15-26Open Dispo CPC_CD-CPC-2026-00017_Plaza Apartments Garage Replacement_4-15-26
- PWNA TESTIMONY CD-CPC-2026-00017- GARAGE REPLACEMENT AT 4607 JEFFERSON 4-13-2026Open PWNA TESTIMONY CD-CPC-2026-00017- GARAGE REPLACEMENT AT 4607 JEFFERSON 4-13-2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Vacating approximately 1.51 acres of public right-of-way in District R-1.5 generally located at the northwest corner of Northeast Barry Road and North Prospect Avenue; and directing the City Clerk to record certain documents. (CD-ROW-2025-00043)
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- Docket Memo_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods VacationOpen Docket Memo_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods Vacation
- Petition for Vacation Form_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods VacationOpen Petition for Vacation Form_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods Vacation
- Utility Consent Forms_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows At Maple Woods VacationOpen Utility Consent Forms_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows At Maple Woods Vacation
- Vacation of ROW Exhibit_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods VacationOpen Vacation of ROW Exhibit_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods Vacation
- Consent to Vacation Form_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods VacationOpen Consent to Vacation Form_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods Vacation
- CPC Disposition Letter_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods VacationOpen CPC Disposition Letter_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods Vacation
- CPC Presentation_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods VacationOpen CPC Presentation_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods Vacation
- CPC Staff Report_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods VacationOpen CPC Staff Report_CD-ROW-2025-00043_Bungalows at Maple Woods Vacation
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Housing and Community Development Department Accepting the recommendation of the Housing Trust Fund Advisory Board for additional funding in the amount of $250,000.00 to the Blue Hills Townhomes project developed by Blue Hills Townhomes, LP, located at 5015 Garfield Avenue; reducing $250,000.00 in existing appropriations in the Housing Trust Fund and appropriating the same; and authorizing the Manager of Procurement Services to execute the necessary documents to amend the funding agreements and expend up to $250,000.00 from the funds appropriated in the Housing Trust Fund.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- Blue Hills Townhomes_Budget Mod_ Docket MemoOpen Blue Hills Townhomes_Budget Mod_ Docket Memo
- Blue Hill Townhomes Approp-AdminOpen Blue Hill Townhomes Approp-Admin
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Water Services Department Authorizing the Director of Water Services to execute a $5,389,697.00 construction contract with Abay Construction, Inc., for the Water Main Replacement in the Area of Oak Street to Virginia Avenue, E. 43rd Street to E. 47th Terrace project; authorizing a maximum expenditure of $5,928,667.00; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date. Transportation Committee recommends “Advance and Do Pass.”
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- 9677 Approved Bid Recommendation, Bid Opening Summary & Approved MWBE GoalsOpen 9677 Approved Bid Recommendation, Bid Opening Summary & Approved MWBE Goals
- 9677 CUP Document SubmittalOpen 9677 CUP Document Submittal
- 9677 Construction ContractOpen 9677 Construction Contract
- 9677 Updated CUP Document SubmittalOpen 9677 Updated CUP Document Submittal
- 9677 Docket MemoOpen 9677 Docket Memo
- 9677 Revised Docket MemoOpen 9677 Revised Docket Memo
- Ordinance 260371-CUP Summary 9677Open Ordinance 260371-CUP Summary 9677
- 260371 5-5-2026 KCW PresentationOpen 260371 5-5-2026 KCW Presentation
- Authenticated Ordinance 260371Open Authenticated Ordinance 260371
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Health Department Accepting and approving a one-year $631,890.00 contract amendment with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services to provide funding for activities of the High Impact HIV Prevention and Surveillance Program; estimating and appropriating the sum of $631,890.00 in the Health Grants Fund; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- High Impact HIV Prevention Docket Memo G50241928Open High Impact HIV Prevention Docket Memo G50241928
- High Impact HIV Prevention and Surveillance Admin-Approp Sheet 05.04.26Open High Impact HIV Prevention and Surveillance Admin-Approp Sheet 05.04.26
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Public Works Department COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Detaching from the City of Kansas City approximately 8.129 acres generally including twelve properties located in the south half of Sections 32, 33, and 34 of Township 47 North, Range 32 West of the 5th Principal Meridian contingent upon the City of Raymore passing an ordinance annexing the same; retaining easements; and directing the City Manager to file certified copies of this ordinance with the required Jackson County officials. (CD-CPC-2018-00212) Transportation Committee recommends “Advance and Do Pass.”
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed as Substituted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- 155th St Detachment Docket MemoOpen 155th St Detachment Docket Memo
- 03a_03b_CD-CPC-2018-00194 and 00212 155th St Deannexation and Major Street Plan Amend - CPC 12-04-18Open 03a_03b_CD-CPC-2018-00194 and 00212 155th St Deannexation and Major Street Plan Amend - CPC 12-04-18
- PW TIO ordinance slides 050526Open PW TIO ordinance slides 050526
- Raymore 155th Street HistoryOpen Raymore 155th Street History
- 260374 CS TO ORG ORD - COMOpen 260374 CS TO ORG ORD - COM
- Authenticated Ordinance 260374 subOpen Authenticated Ordinance 260374 sub
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Public Works Department Approving various Traffic Regulations in compliance with Chapter 70 of the Code of Ordinances. Transportation Committee recommends “Advance and Do Pass Consent.”
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Affidavits of PublicationOpen Affidavits of Publication
- General Ordinance Fact SheetOpen General Ordinance Fact Sheet
- Traffic Regulations Fact SheetsOpen Traffic Regulations Fact Sheets
- Traffic Regulations InstallationsOpen Traffic Regulations Installations
- Traffic Regulations RemovalsOpen Traffic Regulations Removals
- Interdepartmental CommunicationOpen Interdepartmental Communication
- Docket Memo Templatev30Open Docket Memo Templatev30
- PW TIO ordinance slides 050526Open PW TIO ordinance slides 050526
- Authenticated Ordinance 260381Open Authenticated Ordinance 260381
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Human Resources Department Amending Chapter 2, Code of Ordinances, “Administration,” by repealing and replacing certain sections for the purpose of establishing ten new job classifications; removing one job classification; retitling one job classification; adjusting salary grades for three classifications; adopting updated pay scales in accordance with the collective bargaining agreements with IAFF Local 42 as authorized by Ordinance No. 240725 and IAFF Local 3808 as authorized by Ordinance No. 250280; adjusting all non-exempt and exempt pay scales and updating affected classifications accordingly; and adjusting the salary for Elective Judge positions Finance Committee recommends “Advance and Do Pass.”
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Docket-Memo 2026Open Docket-Memo 2026
- Year End Ordinance 2026Open Year End Ordinance 2026
- 260372comOpen 260372com
- Ordinance No. 260372 presentationOpen Ordinance No. 260372 presentation
- Authenticated Ordinance 260372Open Authenticated Ordinance 260372
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: City Manager’s Office COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Appropriating $300,000.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the Development Services Fund (2210) for the purpose of supporting home repair services within the City; authorizing the City Manager to enter into an agreement with Rebuilding Together Kansas City; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date. Finance Committee recommends “Advance and Do Pass.”
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Docket Memo - Rebuilding KCOpen Docket Memo - Rebuilding KC
- Admin Approp - Rebuilding KCOpen Admin Approp - Rebuilding KC
- Authenticated Ordinance 260380 subOpen Authenticated Ordinance 260380 sub
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Public Works Department Authorizing an agreement not to exceed $85,578,976.00 with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority (KCATA) to provide transit services for the City of Kansas City, Missouri between May 1, 2026 and April 30, 2027; reducing the contingent appropriation in the General Fund in the amount of $1,000.00 and appropriating the same; directing the City Manager to work collaboratively with KCATA to define, advance and implement FY26-27 transit priorities; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date. Transportation Committee recommends “Advance and Do Pass.”
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Docket Memo 04.20.26 KCATA FY 27Open Docket Memo 04.20.26 KCATA FY 27
- PW TIO ordinance slides 050526Open PW TIO ordinance slides 050526
- Authenticated Ordinance 260402Open Authenticated Ordinance 260402
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Approving the plat of Cadence - Fifth Plat, an addition in Clay County, Missouri, on approximately 15 acres generally located at the southeast corner of Northwest 104th Street and North Liberty Street, creating 58 lots and 2 tracts for the purpose of a residential development; accepting various easements; establishing grades on public ways; authorizing the Director of City Planning and Development and the Director of Water Services to execute and/or accept certain agreements; and directing the City Clerk to facilitate the recordation of this ordinance and attached documents. (CLD-FnPlat-2026-00004) Neighborhood Committee recommends “Advance and Do Pass Consent.”
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Final Plat_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00004_Cadence 5th Plat_3-18-26Open Final Plat_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00004_Cadence 5th Plat_3-18-26
- Staff Report_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00004_Cadence 5th Plat_4-1-26Open Staff Report_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00004_Cadence 5th Plat_4-1-26
- Dispo CPC_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00004_Cadence 5th Plat_4-1-26Open Dispo CPC_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00004_Cadence 5th Plat_4-1-26
- Exhibit A_Stormwater Detention BMP Covenant for MaintenanceOpen Exhibit A_Stormwater Detention BMP Covenant for Maintenance
- Docket Memo_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00004_Cadence 5th PlatOpen Docket Memo_CLD-FnPlat-2026-00004_Cadence 5th Plat
- Authenticated Ordinance 260367Open Authenticated Ordinance 260367
- PassedResolutionSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department RESOLUTION - Approving an amendment to the Heart of the City Area Plan to include a Neighborhood Plan for the South Round Top neighborhood. (CD-MISC-2026-00003) Neighborhood Committee recommends “Immediate Adoption.”
A motion was made that this Resolution be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- CPC Dispo Letter SRTOpen CPC Dispo Letter SRT
- CPC Presentation SRTOpen CPC Presentation SRT
- FINAL PLANOpen FINAL PLAN
- Final Staff Report SRTOpen Final Staff Report SRT
- SRT Docket MemoOpen SRT Docket Memo
- Authenticated Resolution 260377Open Authenticated Resolution 260377
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Vacating approximately 35,000 square feet of right-of-way in District M1-5 generally located on North Olive Street between Rochester Avenue and Nicholson Avenue; and directing the City Clerk to record certain documents. (CD-ROW-2025-00036) Neighborhood Committee recommends “Advance and Do Pass as a Committee Substitute.”
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed as Substituted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Petition to Vacation_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street VacationOpen Petition to Vacation_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street Vacation
- Utility Comment Forms_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street VacationOpen Utility Comment Forms_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street Vacation
- Vacation Exhibit_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street VacationOpen Vacation Exhibit_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street Vacation
- Consent to Vacate_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street VacationOpen Consent to Vacate_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street Vacation
- CPC Disposition Letter_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street VacationOpen CPC Disposition Letter_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street Vacation
- CPC Presentation_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street VacationOpen CPC Presentation_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street Vacation
- CPC Staff Report_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street VacationOpen CPC Staff Report_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street Vacation
- Docket Memo_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street VacationOpen Docket Memo_CD-ROW-2025-00036_Olive Street Vacation
- CPD Presentation 4.21.26Open CPD Presentation 4.21.26
- MO Soybean KC Ordinance LetterOpen MO Soybean KC Ordinance Letter
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Rezoning an area of about 42 acres generally located at the northwest corner of N.E. Vivion Road and N. Chouteau Trafficway from District UR to District UR and approving a development plan serving as a major amendment to a previously approved UR district to change permitted uses. (CD-CPC-2026-00009)
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- 04_CD-CPC-2026-00009_StaffReport Antioch Crossing Major AmendmentOpen 04_CD-CPC-2026-00009_StaffReport Antioch Crossing Major Amendment
- 4-15 CPC PPT Antioch Crossing Major AmendmentOpen 4-15 CPC PPT Antioch Crossing Major Amendment
- CPC Dispo LetterOpen CPC Dispo Letter
- CPC recommend approval plansOpen CPC recommend approval plans
- Docket MemoOpen Docket Memo
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department RESOLUTION - Approving an amendment to the Swope Area Plan on about 2.6 acres generally located at 6655 Troost Avenue by changing the recommended land use from commercial and open space/buffer to commercial for the Mean Well Power Solutions expansion. (CD-CPC-2026-00020).
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- 4-15 CPC PPT Mean Well Power SolutionsOpen 4-15 CPC PPT Mean Well Power Solutions
- 5.1, 5.2, 5.3_CD-CPC-2026-00020_00021_00022_StaffReport_Mean WellOpen 5.1, 5.2, 5.3_CD-CPC-2026-00020_00021_00022_StaffReport_Mean Well
- Dispo Letter (area plan amendment)Open Dispo Letter (area plan amendment)
- Docket Memo (resloution)Open Docket Memo (resloution)
- Future Land Use Map ExhibitOpen Future Land Use Map Exhibit
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department Rezoning an area of about 2.6 acres generally located at 6655 Troost Avenue from Districts B4-2 and R-5 to District B4-3 and approving a development plan to allow for a 30,000 square foot expansion of an industrial use. (CD-CPC-2026-00021 & CD-CPC-2026-00022)
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- 4-15 CPC PPT Mean Well Power SolutionsOpen 4-15 CPC PPT Mean Well Power Solutions
- 5.1, 5.2, 5.3_CD-CPC-2026-00020_00021_00022_StaffReport_Mean WellOpen 5.1, 5.2, 5.3_CD-CPC-2026-00020_00021_00022_StaffReport_Mean Well
- CPC Dispo Letter (dev plan)Open CPC Dispo Letter (dev plan)
- CPC Dispo Letter (rezoning)Open CPC Dispo Letter (rezoning)
- Docket Memo (ordinance)Open Docket Memo (ordinance)
- CPC recommend approval plansOpen CPC recommend approval plans
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Director of City Planning and Development Department RESOLUTION- Directing the City Manager to submit projects identified in this Resolution as applications for the FY 2027 Planning Sustainable Places Program (PSP) funding to the Mid America Regional Council (MARC).
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- TMP6762 Docket MemoOpen TMP6762 Docket Memo
- Planning Sustainable Places Project Proposals (2)Open Planning Sustainable Places Project Proposals (2)
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Director of Neighborhood Services Department Accepting a $5,000,000.00 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) to fund the Kansas City Organic Waste Improvement Project from March 1, 2026, through February 28, 2029; authorizing an agreement with the EPA to administer such grant; estimating and appropriating $5,000,000.00 in the General Grants Fund; authorizing cooperative agreements with Kanbe’s Markets ($1,500,000), Pete’s Garden ($400,000), Urban Produce Push ($400,000), KC Can Compost ($800,000), Bridging the Gap ($200,000), Missouri Organic Recycling ($800,000) and Compost Collective KC ($400,000) to implement such grant; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- EPA SWIFR Ordinance TMP-6815Open EPA SWIFR Ordinance TMP-6815
- EPA SWIFR Docket MemoOpen EPA SWIFR Docket Memo
- Approp Admin - TMP-6815 EPA SWIFROpen Approp Admin - TMP-6815 EPA SWIFR
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Councilmember Melissa Robinson RESOLUTION - Directing the City Manager to increase indigent care funding in the amount of $140,000.00 for Swope Health Services as part of first quarter FY2026-27 budget analysis, and later quarters if necessary, subject to availability of funds in the Health Levy Fund.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Councilmember Melissa Robinson Amending Chapter 2, Code of Ordinances, entitled “Administration” by repealing Section 2-1956 entitled “Quarterly budget reports” and enacting in lieu thereof a section of like number and subject matter for the purpose of analyzing the allocation of use tax revenues received in excess of budgeted amounts which may be used in alignment with corresponding sales taxes.
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- 260448comOpen 260448com
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Councilmember Nathan Willett Directing the City Manager to display commemorative 30 by 60 foot “America 250” Betsy Ross Flags from City Hall in honor of the 250th anniversary of the United States of America; reducing appropriations in the amount of $15,000.000 from the General Fund (1000) ; appropriating $15,000.00 from the Unappropriated Fund Balance of the General Fund for the purchase, installation, and maintenance of such flags; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Councilmember Melissa Robinson Authorizing the Director of Public Works to execute a Cooperative Agreement with the Palestine Community Improvement District for implementation of eligible work in connection with PIAC Award No. 420464 from funds previously appropriated, including work within the public right-of-way including streetlights, pedestrian lighting, and fencing; and recognizing this ordinance as having an accelerated effective date.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: City Manager’s Office Rezoning an area of about 23.5 acres generally located at 4710 Jefferson Street from District B4-5 to District MPD and approving a development plan to allow for maintenance and redevelopment of the Country Club Plaza. (CD-CPC-2025-00164)
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 5/12/2026
Attachments
- 88-20A-1523Open 88-20A-1523
- MPD DESIGN GUIDELINES(106494830.10)_V1Open MPD DESIGN GUIDELINES(106494830.10)_V1
- CCP MPD_01-28-26 (108699669v1)_v1Open CCP MPD_01-28-26 (108699669v1)_v1
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: City Manager’s Office Vacating the sidewalk right-of-way in proposed District MPD generally located within the area known as the Country Club Plaza; and directing the City Clerk to record certain documents. (CD-ROW-2025-00037)
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas RESOLUTION - Directing the City Auditor to perform an expedited audit of the City’s contract(s) with the Greater Kansas City Coalition to End Homelessness to confirm that City funds have been used in accordance with contract terms and applicable requirements, and to report findings to the City Council within 45 days of adoption.
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas Exempting the City of Kansas City from the provisions of Section 311.2026, RSMo, which temporarily extends hours of operation for liquor licensees during the 2026 FIFA World Cup Tournament.
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas Authorizing the City Manager to execute a Betterment and Improvement Funding Agreement with the Port Authority of Kansas City for the purposes of reimbursing certain water utility infrastructure to be constructed on the City’s behalf, accepting certain rights-of-way and easements, granting certain easements, conveying certain property, waiving certain fees and pedestrian requirements, and authorizing the execution, delivery and recording of such documents as are required to effectuate the foregoing, all in furtherance of road and bridge work for the Missouri River Terminal Project.
referredto the Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- PassedOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE Amending Chapter 3, Code of Ordinances, by repealing Section 3-622, Prevailing wage application to incentive plans, and enacting in lieu thereof a new Section 3-622, and enacting a new Section 3-623, Prevailing Wage application to incentive Plans (2026),for the purpose of enlarging the establishing applicable prevailing wage policies for certain types of categories of incentive projects, amending Chapter 3, Code of Ordinances by repealing Section 3-437, Waiver of MBE/WBE goals, for the purpose of greater alignment and efficiency among city incentive agencies, and amending Chapter 74, Code of Ordinances, by repealing Section 74-11, Affordable housing set aside, and enacting in lieu thereof a new Section 74-11, for the purpose of right-sizing the Payment in Lieu fee to better reflect amount in subsidies provided per unit of affordable housing, directing the City Manager to issue a Request for Proposals for a nexus study to evaluate the affordability offset value and implementation of linkage fees on development within the City for the purposes of funding workforce and affordable housing and to evaluate and develop a development linkage fee program within the City and to report back to City Council on the same within 6 months. Finance Committee recommends “Do Pass as a Committee Substitute.”
A motion was made that this Ordinance be Passed as Substituted as Amended.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- 6642comOpen 6642com
- Docket Memo 260286 3.23.2026Open Docket Memo 260286 3.23.2026
- Public Testimony - Natalie Foxworthy 3.30.2026Open Public Testimony - Natalie Foxworthy 3.30.2026
- Public Testimony - Lesley Hunt 3.30.2026Open Public Testimony - Lesley Hunt 3.30.2026
- Public Testimony - Angie Lile 3.30.2026Open Public Testimony - Angie Lile 3.30.2026
- Public Testimony - Stephen Himes 3.30.2026Open Public Testimony - Stephen Himes 3.30.2026
- Public Testimony - Mary Dollins 3.31.26Open Public Testimony - Mary Dollins 3.31.26
- Public Testimony - Ashley Sadowski 260286Open Public Testimony - Ashley Sadowski 260286
- Public Testimony - Health Forward Opposition to Ordinance 260286Open Public Testimony - Health Forward Opposition to Ordinance 260286
- Public Testimony - Beth Pauley 3.31.2026Open Public Testimony - Beth Pauley 3.31.2026
- Public Testimony - Amanda Wilson 3.31.2026Open Public Testimony - Amanda Wilson 3.31.2026
- Gary Rhoades_ Public Testimony – Finance, Governance & Public Safety Committee – April 7, 2026Open Gary Rhoades_ Public Testimony – Finance, Governance & Public Safety Committee – April 7, 2026
- Liam_ Public Testimony for Ordinance 260286Open Liam_ Public Testimony for Ordinance 260286
- Public Testimony - Jeff Plantern 4.15.2026Open Public Testimony - Jeff Plantern 4.15.2026
- Public Testimony - JJ Stanick 4.15.2026Open Public Testimony - JJ Stanick 4.15.2026
- Public Testimony - Babette Macy 4.16.26Open Public Testimony - Babette Macy 4.16.26
- Public Testimony - Emily Marsh 4.16.26Open Public Testimony - Emily Marsh 4.16.26
- Committee Substitute - Version 1 - 4.20.2026Open Committee Substitute - Version 1 - 4.20.2026
- Committee Substitute - Version 2 - 4.20.2026Open Committee Substitute - Version 2 - 4.20.2026
- Public Testimony Amanda R. Bush 260286Open Public Testimony Amanda R. Bush 260286
- Authenticated Ordinance 260286 sub as amendedOpen Authenticated Ordinance 260286 sub as amended
- PassedSpecial ActionSponsor: Mayor Pro Tem Ryana Parks-Shaw RESOLUTION - Recognizing the Black Economic Union of Greater Kansas City for decades of economic empowerment, community development, and lasting service; and recognizing May 7, 2026, as Black Economic Union Day in Kansas City.
A motion was made by Councilmember Parks-Shaw, seconded by Councilmember Curls, that this Special Action be Move To Introduce.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Authenticated Resolution 260450Open Authenticated Resolution 260450
- PassedSpecial ActionSponsor: Councimember Darrell Curls RESOLUTION - Declaring May 2026 as ALS Awareness Month.
A motion was made by Councilmember Curls that this Special Action be Move To Introduce.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Authenticated Resolution 260451Open Authenticated Resolution 260451
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor(s): Councilmembers Wes Rogers and Crispin Rea Approving a council approved signage plan on about 42 acres to allow for various signage to serve Current Landing in District MPD generally located on the north and south side of Berkley Parkway. (CD-CPC-2026-00050)
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredOrdinanceSponsor: Mayor Quinton Lucas Amending Chapter 50, Code of Ordinances, “Offenses and Miscellaneous Provisions” by repealing Section 50-234, “Conversion therapy of minors prohibited,” in its entirety, and amending Chapter 38, Article III, Division 1, Sec. 38-113, “Discriminatory Accommodation Practices” for the purpose of creating an exception regarding preferred pronouns.
referredto the Special Committee for Legal Review due back on 5/12/2026
- ReferredResolutionSponsor: Councilmember Melissa Patterson Hazley RESOLUTION - Directing the City Manager to evaluate City housing programs and policies to ensure they do not unintentionally exacerbate the concentration of poverty and to recommend strategies that promote diverse housing access, neighborhood stability, and balanced economic development investment throughout Kansas City; and report back to the City Council within 90 days.
referredto the Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee due back on 5/12/2026
- PassedSpecial ActionSponsor: Mayor Pro Tem Ryana Parks-Shaw RESOLUTION - Recognizing the Black Economic Union of Greater Kansas City for decades of economic empowerment, community development, and lasting service; and recognizing May 7, 2026, as Black Economic Union Day in Kansas City.
A motion was made that this Special Action be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Authenticated Resolution 260450Open Authenticated Resolution 260450
- PassedSpecial ActionSponsor: Councimember Darrell Curls RESOLUTION - Declaring May 2026 as ALS Awareness Month.
A motion was made that this Special Action be Adopted.. The motion carried by the following vote:
Attachments
- Authenticated Resolution 260451Open Authenticated Resolution 260451