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City Council Action Summary - SEPT. 18, 2006
  1. Approved new appointment of David White to the Downtown Overland Park Partnership, Inc., Board of Directors.

  2. Report from Committee-of-the-Whole meeting held September 18, 2006:  Recommended an increase in the CIP budget in the amount of $1,295,062 to include the remodel of Antioch Justice Center, Sanders Justice Center and Tomahawk Ridge Community Center (PB-0864) and the Municipal Court Security Building Addition (PB-0969). 

  3. Approved the following Consent Agenda items:

    FINANCE, ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT;
    Staff Items:

    1. Confirmation of investments totaling $5,985,992.23 in U.S. Agency Securities;
    2. Expenditure Ordinance No. 9A – Outlining the expenditures from the General Operating Fund for August 24 through September 6, 2006;
    3. Capital Projects Expenditure Ordinance No. 9B – Outlining the expenditures from the Capital Projects funds for September 7 through September 13, 2006;
    4. Application for New Drinking Establishment License Contingent on Receiving State License – KWMJ, L.L.C., d/b/a Barleycorn’s Bar and Grill, 9148 Santa Fe Drive, Karen Hendrichs;
    5. Applications for the following New Drinking Establishment License contingent on receiving state licenses:
      a) Anden Corporation, d/b/a Thai Place Restaurant, 9359 Santa Fe, Arun K. Liberda, manager;
      b) Barley's LTD, d/b/a Barley's Brewhaus, 11924 W. 119th Street, David O'Brien, new manager;
      c) Doughboy, L.L.C., d/b/a Uno Chicago Grill, 8420 W. 135th Street, Barclay Berberian, manager;
      d) Italian Delight of Mission Kansas, Inc., d/b/a Il Trullo, 9056 Metcalf, John J. Avelluto, manager;
      e) Kansas Hospitality Services, Inc., d/b/a Courtyard by Marriott, 11001 Woodson, Steve Neckvatal, manager;
      f) Real Wing, Inc., d/b/a Buffalo Wild Wings, 7030 W. 105th Street, Joseph A. Dayton, new manager;
      g) The Peanut of Kansas, Inc., d/b/a The Peanut South, 12663 Metcalf, April Allen, manager.
    6. Application for Renewal of Class A Private Club License Contingent on Receiving State License – Rosedalle Aerie 1100, Inc., d/b/a Fraternal Order of Eagles #1100, 4726 Merriam Drive, Robert M. McKechnia new manager;
    7. Application for Renewal of Class B Private Club License Contingent on Receiving State License – L. License, L.L.C., d/b/a Chase Suite Hotel by Woodfin, 6300 W. 110th Street, Tana Farrell, new manager;
    8. Application for Temporary Permit to Sell Alcoholic Liquor – Jelly Bean Conspiracy, for an event to be held September 23, 2006, from 5 p.m. until 11 p.m. at Blue River Ranch, 2760 W. 151st Street, Howard Martin, manager;
    9. Applications for Renewal of Cereal Malt Beverage Licenses for the following:
      a) Kojie Corporation, d/b/a Kwik Stop and Go, 10321 Mastin, Farzin Mizani, manager;
      b) Nea and Eun Enterprises, Inc., d/b/a Korea Royal China Restaurant, 7800 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Nea I. Lee, manager;
      c) QuikTrip Corporation, d/b/a QuikTrip No. 210, 10700 Roe, Timothy O. Heuback, manager;
      d) Zarda Bar B-Q of Overland Park, d/b/a Zarda Bar B-Q of Overland Park, 7121 W. 135th Street, Stephen G. Zarda, manager.

    PUBLIC SAFETY:
    Committee Items:

    1. Request to Waive Bid Process and Negotiate Purchase with Alliance Medical using the Mid-America Regional Council contract for the purchase of disaster/critical incident supplies in an amount not to exceed $40,000.

    Staff Items:

    1. Application for New Massage Therapy and In-Office Massage Therapy License – Elite Massage and Supply, 6407 W. 119th Street, Stephanie L. Sasek, applicant;
    2. Applications for Renewal of the following Massage Therapy Licenses - a) Ponlaiguh Acupressure, Inc., 9355 W. 75th Street, Cristina Lee, applicant; and b) The Hair Room, 1128 W. 135th Street, Shelly J. Russell, applicant.
  4. Approved Supplemental Agreement No. 1 with Shafer, Kline and Warren (SKW) for additional engineering services for 127th Street, Metcalf to Foster, in the amount of $32,210.

  5. Approved Supplemental Agreement No. 2 with HNTB Corporation for additional engineering services for Nall from 159th Street to 143rd Street in the amount of $18,846.

  6. Approved Agreement with City of Leawood for the public improvement of Nall from south of 143rd Street to north of 151st Street; and Nall from south of 151st Street to north of 159th Street, for a cost of $9,099,550 to be paid by the City of Overland Park.

  7. Approved Agreement with HNTB Corporation for engineering services for 159th Street and U.S. 69 Highway Interchange improvements, and 159th Street, Antioch to Metcalf improvements in an amount not to exceed $822,500.

  8. Approved Resolution No. 3548 – Intent of the City to finance certain transportation improvements with the proceeds of Transportation Development District Special Assessment Bonds.

  9. Approved Resolution No. 3549 –Directing the City Clerk to provide public notice of the public hearing to consider the proposed assessments for a Transportation Development District project in the northwest corner of 139th Street and Metcalf in the City.

  10. Nonagenda Item: Approved Application for Temporary Permit to Sell Alcoholic Liquor – St. Lawrence Catholic Campus Center for an event to be held September 23, 2006, from 6 p.m. until 12 midnight, at the Overland Park Sheraton, 6100 College boulevard, John Martin, manager.

  11. Approved Agreement with T-Mobile Central, L.L.C., for the lease of tower antenna space, cable runs and ground space for a tower antenna located at 12401 Hemlock.

  12. Approved Agreement with the Board of County Commissioners of Johnson County for a facility use agreement for the operation of a low cost nutrition program for senior citizens at the Overland Park Community Center for a one-year period of time beginning September 1, 2006.

  13. Rejected all bids for 2006 Overland Park Arboretum Maintenance Facility with recommendation by staff that the project be resubmitted for consideration in the 2008-2012 CIP.

  14. Accepted the low bid in the amount of $160,620.48 from Seal-O-Matic Paving Company, Inc., for 2006 Highland View Park Parking Lot construction.

  15. Accepted low bid of $76,000 from Olathe Gun Shop for the purchase of 100 Rock River Arms - .223 TASC rifles ($72,300 was refunded by Heckler and Koch from purchase of 60 rifles in 2001, which were defective).  The remaining $3,700 would be funded from the Police Department Operating Budget.

  16. Accepted the bid from SPEX Forensics for the purchase of a CS-16400 Forensic Alternate Light Source in the amount of $16,650.

  17. Approved the following Planning Commission Consent Agenda items including all stipulations:

      1. Special Event Permit No. 2006-409, Extended Stay Deluxe facility, 7201 W. 106th Street, to hold a grand re-opening event in the parking lot from September 18 to September 20, 2006;
      2. Acceptance of Right-of-Way – Final Plat No. 2006-85 for the Villas at Carrington Square, southeast corner of 135th Street and Switzer;
      3. Revised Preliminary Plan for Freedom Bank, 6640 W. 143rd Street, subject to stipulations a through d, and the omission of stipulation e;
      4. Revised Preliminary Plan for Haven and Cottages at The Wilderness, 16101 Roe; and
      5. Ordinance No. Z-3238 (Special Use Permit No. 2006-25, southwest corner of 123rd Street and Blue Valley Parkway, for an indefinite period of time, to allow a hotel.

  18. Approved Ordinance No. VAC-2628 (Right of-Way Vacation No. 2006-4, vicinity of Riley, south of 137th Street, with stipulations a and b, as revised, and stipulation c as written.

  19. Approved Residential Day-Care Permit No. 2006-3, 8731 Benson, for a five-year period of time.

  20. Nonagenda item: Approved Special Event Permit No. 2006-415, 7201 West 151st Street, to allow a pumpkin sale from September 27, 2006, through October 25, 2006, with stipulations a through d.

  21. Discussed the anticipation of a large crowd attending the September 25, 2006, Special Council meeting and offered suggestions as follows: a) Extra seating in Conference Room No. 1, the City Hall rotunda and Antioch Justice Center and provide audio/video feed for people in those areas; b) Establish time limits for speakers during public hearing; c) Set a time limit for the length of meeting; and d) Provide parking and traffic control for the meeting.