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OP City Council Action Summary - July 1, 2002

  1. Appointed John Fifield, Charlene Conrad, Dave Hill, and Kevin Cowan to the Landmarks Commission.

  2. Reappointed George Holton to the Landmarks Commission.

  3. Approved the following Consent Agenda items, as stipulated:

    FINANCE, ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: COMMITTEE ITEMS:

    1. Agreement – Overland Park Development Corporation for Communication Lease;
    2. Contract – Erik Sartorius for legislative consultant services in the amount of $56,925;
    3. Contribution – Host Committee of the All-American City Award Program held in Kansas City in the amount of $5,000.

    STAFF ITEMS:

    1. Council minutes – May 6, and June 3, 2002;
    2. Confirmed investments in the amounts of $2,000,000 in Certificates of Deposit, $6,954,783.89, in Treasury Bills, and $2,049,006.45 in U.S. Agency Securities
    3. Expenditure Ordinance No. 6B – Outlining the expenditures from the General Operating Fund for June 6 through June 19, 2002;
    4. Capital Project Expenditure Ordinance No. 6C – Outlining the expenditures from the Capital Projects Funds for June 13 through June 19, 2002;
    5. Capital Projects Expenditure Ordinance No. 6D – Outlining the expenditures from the Capital Projects Funds for June 20 through June 26, 2002.

    PUBLIC SAFETY: COMMITTEE ITEMS:

    1. Ordinance No. PD-2372 – Amending the titles of certain positions in the Overland Park Police Department;
    2. Ordinance No. NOI-2373 – Relating to the regulation of noise in the City;
    3. Ordinance No. POC-2375 – Relating to the regulation of public nudity in the City;
    4. 2002 Bulletproof Vest Grant – U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance in the amount of $8,375.84 with a City match of $8,375.84;
    5. Waive bid process and approve sole source purchase – Sur-Tec, Inc., for mobile video surveillance equipment in the amount of $30,000.

    STAFF ITEMS:

    1. Application for New Massage Therapy and In-Office Massage Therapy Business License – Whole Being Therapeutic Massage, 8100 Marty;
    2. Application for Renewal of Massage Therapy Business License – Anderson Massage Therapy, 7180 W. 107th Street.

    PUBLIC WORKS: COMMITTEE ITEMS:

    1. Feasibility Study – Creekside Bank Stabilization Project, 6120 West 157th Street;
    2. Stream Bank Stabilization Study and Waiver of Consultant Selection Process – Intuition and Logic for Valleybrooke Subdivision, Quivira to Nieman south of I-435;
    3. Ordinance No. MC-2377 – Relating to general provisions for definitions in the Overland Park Municipal Code, Section 1.04.010;
    4. Ordinance No. STR-2378 – Relating to street and sidewalk construction and repair standards within the City of Overland Park;
    5. Ordinance No. SDR-2379 – Relating to storm sewers within the City of Overland Park.

  4. Heard informational item that the Finance, Administration and Economic Development Committee authorized the City Manager to begin negotiations with Fine Host, Inc., to provide food and beverage services at the Overland Park Convention Center.

  5. Approved application for New Drinking Establishment License, contingent on receiving special use permit and state license – Longbranch Saloon of Lenexa, Inc., d/b/a Barney’s Brats N Brew, 10142 W. 119th Street.

  6. Approved the following applications for renewal of Drinking Establishment Licenses, contingent on receiving state licenses: 1) Bait Shack, Inc., d/b/a Stanley’s Bait Shack, 14885 Metcalf; 2) The New Theatre Company, d/b/a The New Theatre Company, 9229 Foster.

  7. Approved application for renewal of Class A Private Club Business License, contingent on receiving state license – Overland Park Elks Lodge No. 2395, d/b/a Overland Park Elks Lodge No. 2395, 10201 W. 85th Street.

  8. Approved Resolution No. 3283, establishing a fee schedule for wrecker and towing services, and rescinding Resolution No. 3112.

  9. Accepted low bid from Cargill Salt - Deicing Technology, for rock salt, at a unit price of $25.89 per ton for purchase and delivery, for a total cost, for an estimated 13,000 tons, in the amount of $336,570; and accepted the alternate bid from Cargill Salt at a unit price of $35.99 per ton for purchase and delivery.

  10. Accepted low bid from Scotwood Industries, Inc., for calcium chloride, at a unit price of $.521 per gallon, for a total cost, for an estimated 30,000 gallons, in the amount of $15,630.

  11. As there were no bids for river sand, will re-bid for material.

  12. Rejected all bids for the Shawnee Mission Maintenance Facility, Yard Renovation (Phase I) – pre-engineered metal equipment cleaning structure.

  13. Approved the following Planning Commission Consent Agenda items, as stipulated:
    1. Revised Preliminary Plan for Southglen Shopping Center, 12075 Metcalf;
    2. Final Plat No. 2002-31, Wilderness Valley, 3rd Plat, vicinity of the northeast corner of 167th Street and Nall;
    3. Final Plat No. 2002-35, Oxford Mills, 6th Plat, vicinity of the southeast corner of 143rd Street and Bluejacket;
    4. Final Plat No. 2002-37, Forest Glen by the Lake, 1st Plat, vicinity of 141st Street and Pflumm;
    5. Final Plat No. 2002-38, Metcalf 159, vicinity of the northwest corner of 159th Street and Metcalf;
    6. Final Plat No. 2002-40, The Woods at Ironhorse, vicinity of 154th Street and Mission;
    7. Final Plat No. 2002-41, Links at LionsGate, 3rd Plat, vicinity of the southeast corner of 135th Street and Nall;
    8. Final Plat No. 2002-42, Club Villas at LionsGate, 1st Plat, vicinity of the northeast corner of 143rd Street and Nall;
    9. Ordinance No. Z-2934 (Special Use Permit No. 2002-6), 11851 West 95th Street, for a five-year period of time to allow a drinking establishment;
    10. Ordinance No. Z-2935 (Special Use Permit No. 2002-8), 10142 West 119th Street, for a three-year period of time to allow a drinking establishment;
    11. Ordinance No. Z-2936 (Special Use Permit No. 2002-10), vicinity of the northeast corner of 133rd Street and Metcalf for an indefinite period of time to allow a hotel/motel;
    12. Ordinance No. Z-2933 (Rezoning No. 2002-3), vicinity of the northeast corner of 135th Street and U.S. 69 Highway, to rezone to CP-0, Planned Office Building District, to allow for an office development.

  14. Approved Revised Preliminary Plan for Deer Creek Woods Office, vicinity of the southwest corner of 133rd Street and Metcalf, with amended stipulations i and j.

  15. Approved Revised Preliminary Plan for Deer Creek Woods Shoppes, vicinity of the southwest corner of 133rd Street and Metcalf, with amended stipulations g and h.

  16. Approved Ordinance No. ZRR-2343 (Unified Development Ordinance Amendment No. ZRR-2343), amending Unified Development Ordinance Sections 18.110, 18.120, 18.140, 18.150.010, 18.320, 18.322, 18.324, 18.326, 18.328, 18.330, 18.340, 18.430.070, 18.440, and 18.450 to create new zoning districts and procedures in Downtown Overland Park.

  17. Directed the Community Development Committee to consider the issue of the boundaries for the recommended zoning districts for Downtown Overland Park and to make a recommendation to the Council.