- Held public hearing on a proposed Community Center
location that extends from Floyd to one lot past Marty, going from approximately
81st Street to several lots down Marty past Hamilton; directed staff to
identify the confines of the site for the City’s new Community Center,
begin the appraisal process, and return to the Council with that information.
- Proclaimed
the week of May 19-25, 2002, as National Public Works Week in Overland
Park.
- Approved Ordinance No. WB-2369, amending ward boundaries, on an interim
basis, for the inclusion of newly annexed land.
- Approved Resolution No.
3274, requesting detachment of annexed land from the Johnson County Fire
District No. 2 (Rural).
- Approved the following consent agenda items:
PUBLIC SAFETY – Committee Items:
- Waived bidding process and authorization to pur-chase sole source live scan fingerprint equipment and upgrade Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) Workstation Terminal – Sagem Morpho, Inc., in an amount not to exceed $180,000 for hardware and software;
- Waived bidding process and authorization to purchase sole source hardware and software to enhance security for City’s connection to KCMO Alert System – The Board of Police Commissioners of Kansas City, Missouri, in an amount not to exceed $30,000 for hardware and software.
FINANCE, ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOP-MENT – Staff Items:
- Confirmed City investments in CDs totaling $3,500,000;
- Capital Projects Expenditure Ordinance
No. 5B, outlining the
expenditures
from the Capital Projects Funds for May 2 through May
8, 2002.
- Approved Master Plan
for outdoor public
art as recommended
by the Arts Commission.
- Approved bid tabulation from Landworks, Inc.,
in the amount of $15,975, for Community Park Soccer Fields underground
irrigation system installation.
- Approved agreement with TransCore, for
design of City Net – Phase
I, which will provide fiber optic cable installation in several miles
of City- owned conduit, which will allow for high-speed data, video,
and voice transmission between several City facilities, at a contract
amount of $147,766.
- Approved agreement with Larkin Group Consulting Engineers,
Inc., for a total amount of $428,350, which includes a $60,000 contingency
fee, for design of the 2004 Residential Street Program (63rd Terrace,
Lowell to Santa Fe; 64th Street, Lowell to east of Floyd; 64th Terrace,
Lowell to Santa Fe; 65th Street, Lowell to Metcalf; 65th Terrace, Lowell
to Santa Fe; Lowell, 63rd Street to 65th Street; Lowell, 65th Terrace
to 67th Street; Newton, 65th Terrace to 65th Street; and Floyd, north
of 64th Street to 65th Street.
- Approved application for renewal of drinking
establishment license contingent on receiving state license for Dragon
Inn, Inc., d/b/a Dragon
Inn, 7500 West 80th Street.
- Rescinded previous action taken by the Governing
Body on May 6, 2002, which was to deny Revised Preliminary Plans for Southglen
Shopping
Center at 12075 Metcalf Avenue.
- Remanded Revised Preliminary Plans for Southglen Shopping Center, 12075 Metcalf Avenue, back to the Planning Commission for further consideration.
