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| Last Published: 12/8/2006 1:51:28 PM | |
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| | | Upon Roll Call the following members were present: | | Present: | 4 - ED FORD, TROY NASH, JIM ROWLAND, BONNIE COOPER | | | |
| 990828
| Changing the name of N. Executive Hills Boulevard, from the intersection of N. Ambassador Drive and N. Pomona Avenue, south to Tiffany Springs Parkway and from Tiffany Springs Parkway south to the southern terminus of the Plat of Executive Hills North, Blocks 12 and 26 and from the northern terminus of the Plat of Boardwalk Square 2nd Plat south to N.W. Barry Road, to N. Ambassador Drive.
PLANNING, ZONING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE recommends "DO PASS"
Don Gustafson, City Development gave an overview of the ordinance. He stated that the change was requested by developers and property owners.
Councilman Ford asked if business owners or residents in the area were notified of the change.
Committee recommended approval of the ordinance.
Ayes: 4 - Ford, Nash, Rowland, Cooper
Nays: 0 |
| 990829
| Consenting to the rate of front foot special assessment to be levied by the Union Hill Special Business District; consenting to the proposed uses of the revenues produced therefrom; estimating revenue in the amount of $24,015.93 in the Special Business District Fund; appropriating $24,015.93 to various accounts in the Union Hill Special Business District Fund; and designating requisitioning authority.
PLANNING, ZONING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE recommends "DO PASS"
Carrie Flack, City Development testified on the ordinance. The ordinance will establish the fiscal year 1999-2000 special assessment in the amount of $1.50 per front foot and approves the fiscal year 1999-2000 budget in the amount $24,015.93 for the Special Business District . The budget covers administration fees, operational fees, contingency fees and insurance. The board of the Special Business District recommended approval on May 25, 1999.
Committee recommended approval.
Ayes: 4 - Ford, Nash, Rowland, Cooper
Nays: 0 |
| 990831
| Approving the plat of Walgreens Number 29, an addition in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; authorizing the Director of Public Works to execute certain agreements; and authorizing the City Clerk to file this ordinance and attached Cooperative Agreement for Public Improvements to Plaza Environs.
PLANNING, ZONING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE recommends "ADVANCE AND DO PASS"
Lee Dixson, Public Works Department testified on the ordinance. All of the grades and closures have been checked and he recommended approval.
Ayes: 4 - Ford, Nash, Rowland, Cooper
Nays: 0 |
| 990832
| Approving the plat of Walgreens Number 30, an addition in Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri; accepting and releasing various easements; establishing grades on public ways; authorizing the Director of Public Works to execute certain agreements; and authorizing the City Clerk to file this ordinance and attached Cooperative Agreement for Improvement of 63rd Street.
PLANNING, ZONING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE recommends "ADVANCE AND DO PASS"
Lee Dixson, Public Works Department testified on the ordinance. All of the grades and closures have been checked and he recommended approval.
Ayes: 4 - Ford, Nash, Rowland, Cooper
Nays: 0 |
| 990838
(Sub.) | Authorizing execution of an amendment to the current Real Estate Contract with HOMKOR of Missouri, Inc., extending the contract for the management of University Hospital three months until September 30, 1999, without increasing the City´s total obligation under that contract, and extending the closing date for the sale of the property to September 30, 1999; and directing the City Clerk to file certain documents approving this cooperative agreement in the appropriate offices.
PLANNING, ZONING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE recommends "ADVANCE AND DO PASS AS A COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE"
A committee substitute was submitted, clarifying that the city's obligation will not be increased. Edgar Jordan, City Development said the ordinance will authorize an extension of the real estate contract for the sale of the Osteopathic Hospital (University Hospital) and extending the management contract with HOMKOR to manage the facility. The reason the contract is being extended is there were a few items that needed to be resolved.
Ayes: 4 - Ford, Nash, Rowland, Cooper
Nays: 0 |
| 990724
| Approving an amendment to a previously approved preliminary plan in District CP-2 (Local Planned Business Center) on approximately a 4 acre tract of land generally located at the northwest corner of N. Antioch Road and I-35. (7201-CP-7)
PLANNING, ZONING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE recommends "HOLD ON AGENDA"
It was the consensus of the committee to hold ordinance 990724 for two weeks.
Ayes: 4 - Ford, Nash, Rowland, Cooper
Nays: 0 |
| 990808
| COMMUNICATION - Notice received by the City Clerk regarding Petition of Protest of Zoning Change regarding Ordinance Nos. 971245 and 971247.
PLANNING, ZONING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE recommends "HOLD ON AGENDA"
Patricia Jensen, Assistant City Attorney, requested that the communication be held until July 28th.
Ayes: 4 - Ford, Nash, Rowland, Cooper
Nays: 0 |
| 990809
| Enacting a new section 64-324.5, Code of Ordinances, entitled "Placement of wires underground" to require all new electric distribution lines to be buried.
PLANNING, ZONING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE recommends "HOLD OFF AGENDA"
Mike Burke, Attorney, representing the Home Builders Association of Kansas City. He said there is a great deal of interest for the ordinance. He gave a summary of concerns by the Home Builders Association regarding power lines. Slides were shown to show the difference of underground wiring. He also covered the cost, currently the developer pays for underground wiring for sub-divisions, but there's no current city requirement in the subdivision ordinance stating that developers has to bury lines.
Craig Porter, 404 Lakeview, Smithville, Missouri, representing Auburn Hills Development, spoke in support of the ordinance.
Mike Rump, Kansas City Power & Light, 1201 Walnut, says he's not opposing the underground wiring, but the cost of doing this will be substantially more and would be willing to work with the City and developers for underground work.
Councilman Ford asked how much it would cost per mile.
Councilman Rowland expressed concerns regarding the maintenance/repair cost.
Tim Crystal, Park Board Commissioner spoke in support of the resolution.
Several home owners spoke in support of the underground power lines.
Chuck Weber, supported the resolution and gave reasons why underground wiring would be more efficient. He went on to say in doing this there will be money savings and trimming trees would be accessible.
Councilman Ford said that a committee (similar to a citizen's commission) would be appointed to study the issue further in which the committee would make a recommendation to the Council.
Councilman Cooper requested that Mr. Rump bring back to the committee, the expense that has incurred from previous ice/storm storms.
Ayes: 4 - Ford, Nash, Rowland, Cooper
Nays: 0 | | |
| | | There will be a closed session to discuss a Real Estate Transaction pursuant to RSMo Section 610.021(2). |
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