The Mayor’s Task Force on Community and Police Relations is expected to be the topic of a special session of the Unified Government Commission at 5 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 3.
The virtual meeting will be on Zoom.
The Unified Government Commission also is meeting at 7 p.m. tonight in a virtual Zoom meeting.
On the agenda for the 7 p.m. meeting are a number of planning and zoning actions.
Also on the agenda is a resolution to extend the state of the local health emergency for the COVID-19 pandemic through March 15 in Wyandotte County.
The agenda includes a change of zone application from agriculture to planned apartment district and a master plan amendment for a future apartment complex development at 11501 Parallel Parkway, NorthPoint Development.
Also on the agenda is an ordinance allowing eminent domain to acquire land for the Kansas City Levees Project in Argentine, Armourdale and the Central Industrial District Levee System.
Adoption of the UG’s 2021 state legislative priorities also is on the agenda.
The Trail Network Development Project also is on the agenda, and commissioners are being asked which trail to fund first.
Other items on the 7 p.m. agenda include:
• 1959 S. 51st St., change of zone from single family district to agriculture district, Chase Thompson.
• 2025 S. 51st St., change of zone from single family district to agriculture district for gardening, raising flocks, pond and growing trees, Chase Thompson.
• 809 Southwest Blvd., change of zone from industrial district to two-family district for an existing home.
• 815 Southwest Blvd., change of zone from general industrial district to two-family district for an existing home.
• 2951 N. 115th St., change of zone from agriculture district to single-family district for a single-family subdivision. Atlas Surveyors.
• 13400 Donahoo Road, special use permit for microbrewery, Range 23 Brewing.
• 13400 Donahoo Road, special use permit for event space with live entertainment, Bill and Mary Basler.
• 419 Armstrong Ave., home occupation special use permit for a personal trainer, Paul Ridgway.
• 1700 S. 38th St., special use permit for farm animals, chickens, goats and cows, Trebor and Elizabeth Ross.
• 1030 Orville Ave., renewal of special use permit for a day care center, Daniel Chang with Evergreen Daycare.
• 616 S. Valley St., special use permit for a staff parking lot at John Fiske Elementary School, Kansas City, Kansas, Public Schools.
• 1223 Meadowlark Lane, special use permit to allow receiving of inventory at the dock, storage within the bulding interior and shipping, Jules Borel and Co.
• 7949 Splitlog Ave., renewal of special use permit to allow tractor-trailer truck parking.
• 5015 Gibbs Road, ordinance authorizing special use permit for continuation of an auto body shop.
• 1634 S. 29th St., ordinance authorizing special use permit for continuationof a group home – emergency shelter.
• 2604 W. 39th Ave., ordinance authorizing special use permit for continuation of a day care ceneter.
• 4146 State Line Road, ordinance authorizing special use permit for temporary lodging for families of patients at the University of Kansas Health System.
• 11255 Leavenworth Road, ordinance authorizing a special use permit for continuation of live entertainment.
• 4112 Booth St., ordinance authorizing a special use permit for the continuation of a short-term rental – air BNB.
• 732 N. 57th St., ordinance authorizing a special use permit for an earthen fill.
• 310 N. 11th St., an ordinance authorizing a special use permit for the temporary use of land for a modular classroom at Pearson Elementary School.
• 13635 Hollingsworth Road, an ordinance rezoning property from county agriculture distrit to single-family district.
• Safe Routes to School resolution authorizing survey of land for sidewalks improvements near Carl Bruce Middle School and Caruthers Elementary School.
• Amendment to the agreement with Bonner Springs for street maintenance and emergency services to the unincorporated area of Loring.
• Plat of Piper Lake North, 124th and Meadow Lane.
• Plat of Copart II, 88th and Gibbs Road.
• Plat of Rottinghaus Addition at 139th and Hollingsworth Road.
• Plat of Kaw Valley Drainage District first replat at 24th and Cheyenne.
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The UG meetings also are expected to be carried on UGTV, available on Spectrum cable television in Wyandotte County and Google TV, and also on YouTube under Unified Government.
The UG agendas are at https://www.wycokck.org/Clerk/Agendas.aspx.
The past meetings of the Mayor’s Task Force on Community and Police Relations are on video at https://alpha.wycokck.org/Community-Taskforce.
people need to work so they can can pay their bills. businesses need to be open to employ those people. Let people decide if what they do is safe or not, and be responsible for themselves.