Bonner Springs, KS

City Council

City Council

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

Planning Commission

City Council

City Council

Planning Commission

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

City Council

City Council

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

Planning Commission

City Council

City Council

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

Planning Commission

City Council

Planning Commission

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

City Council

City Council

City Council

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

Planning Commission

City Council

City Council

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

Planning Commission

City Council

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

City Council

City Council

City Council

City Council

City Council

City Council

City Council

Planning Commission

The commission will hold a public hearing on a Comprehensive Plan amendment to adopt the Bonner Springs Connectivity and Walkability Plan. It will also consider final plat approvals for Carter Acres and Tiner Acres, and rezoning requests for Tiner Acres, Lynn Valley Subdivision, and the Lynn Valley Preliminary Plat. Additionally, the commission will review a Unified Development Ordinance amendment proposing regulations or a ban on short‑term rentals.

• Adopt Bonner Springs Connectivity and Walkability Plan as amendment to Vision 2025 Comprehensive Plan (BSCP-01-2026)
• Approve final plat for Carter Acres, two lots at 706 S. 122nd Street (FP-02-26)
• Approve rezoning of 5 acres at 901 S. 134th Street from Rural Residential to General Residential (BSRZ-05-26)
• Approve rezoning of Lynn Valley Subdivision (south of I‑70, 13852 Kansas Ave) from Rural Residential to Planned General Residential (BSRZ-04-26)
• Review Unified Development Ordinance amendment on short‑term rentals with options for distance restrictions, district bans, or an outright citywide ban (BSZO-02-26)

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

The Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee will consider approving the minutes from its June 2026 meeting. It will also discuss a Wreaths Across America activity, a Headstone Cleaning Workshop, and receive updates on the cemetery and recreation programs.

• Approve minutes from June 2026
• Discuss Wreaths Across America program
• Discuss Headstone Cleaning Workshop
• Cemetery update discussion
• Recreation update discussion

Library Board

City Council

The City Council will hold a budget worksession regarding tax levy funds before the regular meeting. Key items include an ordinance for industrial revenue bonds for The 120 on Oak apartments and a notice of intent to potentially exceed the revenue neutral rate.

• Budget Worksession: All Tax Levy Funds (General Fund, Library, & Debt Service)
• Ordinance amending Municipal Code regarding storage container regulations
• Ordinance authorizing Industrial Revenue Bonds for The 120 on Oak apartments
• Notice of intent to exceed the revenue neutral rate via mill levy change (37.993 to 38.993)
• Public use requests for Tiblow Trot and Tiblow Days

General

The City Council will conduct a workshop regarding the 2027 budget. The meeting is scheduled for 6:45 p.m. at City Hall.

• 2027 Budget Workshop

City Council

The City Council will discuss the proposed 2026 Street Maintenance Program during a workshop. The regular meeting includes a resolution to terminate industrial revenue bonds totaling $1,890,000 for the Sterling Screen Printing, Inc./DRI INK LLC project.

• Discussion of the 2026 Streets Program Plan
• Resolution to terminate $890,000 in Series 2006 industrial revenue bonds
• Resolution to terminate $1,000,000 in Series 2012 industrial revenue bonds
• Public use request for the Vaughn Trent Community Services Fundraiser on July 10, 2026

Planning Commission

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

Library Board

City Council

The City Council will meet for a workshop regarding storage container regulations followed by a regular meeting. Key actions include a bid award for pickleball courts, a rezoning request for Minnesota Avenue, and an amendment to the municipal code.

• Award $187,915 bid for North Park pickleball courts to Multisports LLC
• Approve $12,563 change order for Third Generation Electrical Inc. regarding baseball field lighting
• Rezoning of 14150 Minnesota Avenue (BSRZ-03-26)
• Municipal code amendment regarding storage container regulations
• Resolution to extend industrial revenue bonds for Bonner Springs Villas

City Council

The City Council will consider a public hearing and resolution for Industrial Revenue Bonds for Scannell Building 3C at Compass 70 Logistics Center. The agenda also includes a change order for the Public Works Vehicle Storage Building and a resolution to amend the city fee schedule.

• Public hearing and bond resolution for Scannell Building 3C, Lot 4 at Compass 70 Logistics Center
• $36,865.52 change order for Harbinger Concrete at the Public Works Vehicle Storage Building
• Resolution to amend the City of Bonner Springs fee schedule
• Approval of city operation claims totaling $309,896.96
• Proclamation for National Gun Violence Awareness

Library Board

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider a rezoning request for the property at 14150 Minnesota Avenue. Staff recommends approval of the rezoning with nine specific stipulations.

• Public hearing for rezoning BSRZ-03-26 at 14150 Minnesota Avenue
• Approval of April 21, 2026, meeting minutes

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

City Council

The City Council will review several new business items including an audit presentation, a vision zero action plan, and short-term rental regulations. The meeting also includes discussions on easement vacations and facade improvement grant awards.

• Adoption of the Wyandotte County Vision Zero Action Plan
• Short-term rental regulations amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance
• Easement vacation for 1781 S. 136 Street
• 5-year lease agreement with Turn-Key Mobile for fire department mobile data terminals at $4,239.61 annually
• 2026 Facade Improvement Grant awards

City Council

The City Council will review several new business items including park improvements and utility planning. The meeting includes a workshop for annual department reviews followed by a regular council session.

• Purchase of two pedestrian bridges for Lion’s Park from Bridge Brothers for $95,936
• Proposal for Water Distribution and Sanitary Sewer System Master Plans from Wilson & Company for $150,000
• Acquisition of ELSAG Automated License Plate Reader systems for $83,190 plus $4,800 annually
• Authorization of 2026-2027 health insurance rates with MPR
• 2025 Annual Department Reviews for Library, Community Development, and City Clerk/Municipal Court/Tiblow Transit

The City Council approved several capital purchases including pedestrian bridges for Lion’s Park and automated license plate reader systems. They also authorized professional engineering services for water and sewer system master plans and approved health insurance rates.

• Approved April 13 and April 20 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved City Operations claims (unanimous)
• Approved Public Use Request without waived fees (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of two pedestrian bridges for Lion’s Park from Bridge Brothers for $95,936 (unanimous)
• Approved Wilson & Company proposal for Water and Sanitary Sewer System Master Plans for $150,000 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase agreement for ELSAG Automated License Plate Reader systems from Leonardo for $83,190 plus $4,800 annually (unanimous)
• Approved 2026-2027 health insurance agreement with MPR (unanimous)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board will consider a setback encroachment variance for 236 Santa Fe Road. They will also review a requested sign variance for Destination KCK at 118th and State Avenue.

• Setback encroachment variance for 236 Santa Fe Road
• Sign variance for Destination KCK at 118th and State Avenue (max 13' height, 9' width)
• Approval of February and March 17, 2026 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will consider amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance regarding short-term rental regulations. The body will also review a request to vacate an access easement at 1781 S. 136 Street.

• Short-term rental regulation amendments (BSZO-01-26)
• Easement vacation for 1781 S. 136 Street (EV-01-26)
• Approval of March 17, 2026, meeting minutes

The Commission approved BSZO-01-26 Short-Term Rental Regulations, which will move to the City Council on May 11, 2026. The Commission also approved an easement vacation for 1781 S. 136th Street.

• Approved March 17, 2026 minutes (7-0)
• Approved BSZO-01-26 Short-term Rental Regulation (6-1)
• Approved easement vacation at 1781 S. 136th Street (7-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold a Planning for Growth meeting on April 20, 2026. The agenda consists of a strategic planning workshop followed by adjournment.

• Strategic Planning Workshop

The City Council and Planning Commission held a joint special meeting to review various city projects. Staff presented information on topics including transit, utilities, water infrastructure, recreation, and public safety. The session concluded with a dot poll to identify project priorities.

• Conducted priority polling of discussed city items

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

The committee will discuss the Memorial Day Program and receive updates regarding the cemetery and general recreation items. The agenda includes opportunities for citizen concerns.

• Memorial Day Program discussion
• Cemetery update report
• Recreation update report

Library Board

City Council

The City Council will vote on several rezoning requests and infrastructure projects, including sewer system improvements. The body will also review annual department reports and approve public use requests for community events.

• General obligation bonds up to $4,000,000 for Lift Station No. 2 improvements
• Engineering design agreement with Wilson & Company for $110,396 for Lift Station No. 2
• Rezoning and development plan for the Bungalows at Bonner Springs (300 S. 130th St)
• Rezoning requests for 236 Santa Fe Road and Destination KCK
• Fire Station BRYX alerting system repair and upgrade not to exceed $55,285

The City Council approved several rezoning requests and authorized a resolution to issue up to $4,000,000 in general obligation bonds for Lift Station No. 2 sewer improvements. Additionally, the council approved fire station system upgrades, an annual mowing contract, and updated compensation for the City Attorney.

• Approved rezoning and development plan for The Bungalows at Bonner Springs (6-1)
• Approved rezoning request for 236 Santa Fe Road (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning request for Destination KCK (unanimous)
• Authorized BRYX fire station alerting system repair and upgrade up to $55,285 (unanimous)
• Authorized $4,000,000 in general obligation bonds for Lift Station No. 2 improvements (unanimous)
• Authorized Wilson & Company for engineering design services for Lift Station No. 2 ($110,396) (unanimous)
• Awarded 2026 annual mowing contract to Lawn Force (up to $3,482 per mowing) (unanimous)
• Approved ordinance updating City Attorney compensation (unanimous)

Library Board

Band Commission

The Band Commission will meet to appoint its Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary. The body will also select and recommend a City Band Director and Assistant Director and discuss the 2026 season schedule. Additionally, the commission will discuss recommendations for the 2027 budget.

• Selection of Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary for 2026
• Selection and recommendation of City Band Director and Assistant Director
• Discussion of 2026 City Band Calendar
• Discussion of concert responsibilities
• Recommendation for the 2027 budget

City Council

The City Council will vote on several infrastructure contracts and funding requests. The body will also consider an ordinance to amend the Common Consumption Area beverage code.

• Change order for Lions Park Field 2 baseball lighting upgrades for $122,880
• Bid award to DH Pace/Overhead Doors for fire station garage bay doors for $114,172
• Funding of $45,262 for Substance Abuse Programs
• Ordinance to amend Chapter III Beverages, Article 9 regarding Common Consumption Areas
• KDHE Water Plant Loan Agreement Amendment No. 3

The Bonner Springs City Council unanimously approved a change order for Lions Park Field 2 lighting upgrades costing $122,880, and ratified the KDHE State Revolving Loan Amendment #3 for the water treatment plant. It also approved $45,262 in funding for substance‑abuse programs, awarded a $114,172 bid to replace fire‑station garage doors, adopted participation in the Greater Kansas City Regional Resource Sharing Agreement, and adopted an ordinance amending Chapter III Beverages, Article 9 (Common Consumption Area). All actions were approved without dissent.

• Approved $122,880 Lions Park Field 2 lighting change order (unanimous)
• Approved KDHE Water Treatment Plant Loan Amendment #3 (unanimous)
• Approved $45,262 funding for substance‑abuse programs (unanimous)
• Awarded $114,172 bid to DH Pace/Overhead Doors for fire garage door replacement (unanimous)
• Adopted resolution to join Greater Kansas City Regional Resource Sharing Agreement (unanimous)
• Adopted ordinance amending Chapter III Beverages, Article 9 – Common Consumption Area (unanimous)

Library Board

The Bonner Springs Library Board will meet to discuss the 2027 budget and library closure dates. The board is also reviewing a catalog automation service agreement and a printer contract.

• 2027 Budget Discussion
• 2026 Next Search Catalog Automation Service Participation Agreement
• Printer Contract
• Dates of Library Closures
• Dates of Library Board Meetings

The Library Board approved the 2027 Capital Improvement budget, allocating $150,000 for regrading and $7,500 for a new phone system. It also approved a floating holiday for staff on July 3 and moved the inservice closure date to November 6. Additional actions included adopting the Next Search Catalog participation agreement, a 63‑month printer contract with 360 Document Solutions, and authorizing UBT to switch the library’s savings to a higher‑interest money market account.

• Approved 2027 Capital Improvement budget: $150,000 for regrading and $7,500 for phones (motion passed)
• Approved floating holiday for all full‑time staff and part‑time staff scheduled on July 3 and changed inservice closure date to November 6 (motion passed)
• Approved continuing third‑Thursday board meetings and using the Storytime room for the October meeting (motion passed)
• Approved 2026 Next Search Catalog Automation Service Participation Agreement (motion passed)
• Approved a 63‑month printer contract with 360 Document Solutions (motion passed)
• Authorized UBT to change the library’s savings account to a higher‑interest money market account (motion passed)
• Approved consent agenda items: February minutes, invoices, and treasurer’s report (motion passed)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on a request for variances from required dimensional standards in the HI Heavy Industrial District for property at 236 Santa Fe Road. Staff recommends approval with six stipulations regarding the encroachment, permits, and compliance. The board will also consider approving minutes from the February 17, 2026 meeting.

• Public hearing on BZA-02-26: setback encroachment variance at 236 Santa Fe Road
• Staff recommends approval of the variance with six stipulations, including limiting encroachment to the attached exhibit and requiring permits and construction drawings
• Consent agenda includes approval of minutes from the February 17, 2026 Board of Zoning Appeals meeting

The Board of Zoning Appeals did not have a quorum because Paul Zeps and Nick Perica were absent. As a result, the meeting was adjourned after two minutes. All agenda items were moved to the April 21, 2026 Board of Zoning meeting.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings to decide on several zoning changes and a development plan. These include requests for residential, industrial, entertainment, and commercial designations.

• Preliminary Plat for the Bungalows at Bonner Springs (300 S. 130th Street)
• Rezoning 300 S. 130th Street from RR and MR to PD-MR (Planned Mixed-Use Residential District)
• Rezoning 236 Santa Fe Road from RR (Rural Residential) to HI (Heavy Industrial)
• Rezoning 12301, 12215, 11801 State Avenue and 720 N. 118th Street to ENT (Entertainment District)
• Rezoning 601 E. Front Street from CC (Central Commercial) to HC (Highway Commercial)

The commission approved the preliminary plat for the Bungalows at 300 S. 130th St (3‑1) and the accompanying rezoning to Planned Mixed‑Use Residential (3‑1). It also approved rezoning of 236 Santa Fe Rd to Heavy Industrial (4‑0) and the Destination KCK parcels to an Entertainment District (4‑0). One rezoning request for 601 E. Front St was rescinded, and the approved items will be forwarded to City Council on April 13, 2026.

• Approved preliminary plat for Bungalows at 300 S. 130th St (3-1)
• Approved rezoning to PD-MR for Bungalows site (3-1)
• Approved rezoning of 236 Santa Fe Rd to Heavy Industrial (4-0)
• Approved rezoning of Destination KCK parcels to Entertainment District (4-0)
• Rescinded rezoning request for 601 E. Front St
• Approved minutes of February 17, 2026 meeting (4-0)

Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee Meeting

The Recreation and Open Spaces Advisory Committee will discuss the Bonner Springs Cemetery and local recreation updates. The body is considering a motion to designate the city cemetery as a Wreaths Across America site.

• Proposal to designate Bonner Springs Cemetery as a Wreaths Across America cemetery
• Discussion of signage for "Potter's Field"
• Discussion of WyCo Historical Society Program
• Cemetery and Recreation updates

City Council

The City Council will consider a bid for ballfield lighting and a new ordinance regulating short-term rentals. The body will also decide on the acceptance of infrastructure for Sandstone Townhomes and the termination of industrial revenue bonds for the Guy B. Tiner Project.

• Bid award to Third Generation Electric for Lions Park Ballfields Lighting in the amount of $258,852
• Ordinance amending the Unified Development Ordinance to establish short-term rental regulations
• Resolution to terminate $1,285,000 in industrial revenue bonds (Series 2015) for the Guy B. Tiner Project
• Acceptance of sanitary sewer and public water infrastructure for Sandstone Townhomes
• Authorization for the city manager to sign a memorandum of understanding for the Centennial Park Extension Project

The council unanimously approved a resolution to terminate the city's $1,285,000 industrial revenue bonds for the Guy B. Tiner project. It also approved the Lions Park Ballfields lighting contract for $258,852 and re‑allocated funds for pre‑season pool maintenance. The short‑term rental ordinance amendment was remanded to the Planning Commission by a 6‑2 vote, and the city manager was authorized to sign the Centennial Park Extension MOU.

• Approved termination of $1,285,000 industrial revenue bonds (unanimous)
• Awarded Lions Park Ballfields lighting contract to Third Generation Electric for $258,852 (unanimous)
• Re‑allocated funds for pre‑season pool maintenance (unanimous)
• Accepted sanitary sewer lift station and water infrastructure for Sandstone Townhomes (unanimous)
• Remanded short‑term rental ordinance amendment to Planning Commission (6‑2)
• Authorized city manager to sign Centennial Park Extension MOU (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The council will hold a workshop discussion on the Centennial Park Expansion (no action). The regular meeting includes a rezoning request for the Bungalows at 300 S. 130th St, where staff recommends approval but the planning commission recommends denial; adoption of a comprehensive plan amendment for 720 N. 118th St; approval of updated floodplain regulations; contracts for pool painting ($69,500), playground ($275,000), and shelter ($45,277.90); final payment of $704,709.23 to Atmos Energy for gas main relocation; and election of a council president.

• Rezoning request BSRZ-03-25 for Bungalows at Bonner Springs (300 S. 130th St) with split recommendation
• Comprehensive Plan amendment BSCP-02-24 for 720 N. 118th St (Mattel)
• Floodplain regulation update adopting 2025 edition, replacing 2015 ordinance
• Final payment to Atmos Energy of $704,709.23 for 138th Street gas main relocation
• Resolution authorizing legal services agreement for AFFF product liability litigation

The Bonner Springs City Council adopted a resolution authorizing a legal services agreement for the AFFF product liability litigation and approved an amendment to the Future Land Use Map of the Comprehensive Plan. The council remanded the Bungalows rezoning request back to the Planning Commission after a 7‑1 vote. It also adopted a floodplain regulation update and approved several procurement items, including pool painting, park shelters, a playground, and a final gas‑main relocation payment.

• Authorized legal services agreement for AFFF litigation (unanimous)
• Adopted Future Land Use Map amendment to Comprehensive Plan (unanimous)
• Remanded Bungalows rezoning to Planning Commission (7-1)
• Adopted Floodplain Management Regulations update (unanimous)
• Accepted pool painting bid from Dayco Painting Inc. for $69,500 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of Center Park shelter from Icon Shelter Systems for $45,277.90 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of North Park playground up to $275,000 (unanimous)
• Approved final payment to Atmos Energy for 138th Street gas main relocation of $704,709.23 (unanimous)

Library Board

The Library Board will hear reports from the librarian, annual statistics, Wyandotte County Library Board, and Friends of the Library. New business includes an in-service, a 2026 Library Development Grant Application, and trustee training. Old business covers flooding, patron confidentiality and cameras, and staff acknowledgment.

• Presentation by Kyle Swanson from ATP Property Restoration
• Annual Statistical Report
• 2026 Library Development Grant Application
• Patron Confidentiality and Cameras discussion
• Flooding update

The Library Board approved the sale of raffle tickets for a quilt to fund children’s programming. They also approved hiring Kate Claus as Technical Services Librarian, including a week of unpaid leave in May. Additional approvals included a library closure on April 3 for an in‑service, and submission of the 2026 NEKLS Library Development Grant application. The $11,690 flood‑repair project was approved pending City Manager sign‑off.

• Approved sale of quilt raffle tickets for children’s programming
• Approved hire of Kate Claus as Technical Services Librarian with unpaid week in May
• Approved library closure on April 3 for staff in‑service
• Approved submission of the 2026 NEKLS Library Development Grant application
• Approved $11,690 flood‑repair project pending City Manager approval
• Approved Consent Agenda (regular meeting minutes, invoices, treasurer’s report)
• Approved Quilt Raffle donation and ticket sales
• Approved approval of new hire and unpaid leave motion

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will first approve the minutes from its January 20 meeting. It will then hold a public hearing and vote on a proposed amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance that would add regulations for short‑term rentals.

• Approve minutes from the January 20, 2026 Planning Commission meeting
• Public hearing and vote on amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance to regulate short‑term rentals

The commission unanimously approved the minutes from the January 20, 2026 meeting (6‑0). It then approved an amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance to regulate short‑term rentals, passing the motion 5‑1. The amendment will be forwarded to the City Council for consideration on March 9, 2026. No other substantive actions were taken.

• Approved January 20 meeting minutes (6‑0)
• Approved short‑term rental ordinance amendment (5‑1)

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will first consider approval of the minutes from its June 17, 2025 meeting. It will then hold a public hearing on a setback variance request (BZA-01-26) for the property at 13933 Leavenworth Street. Staff recommends approving the variance with stipulations limiting the encroachment to about three feet and requiring compliance with the Bonner Springs Unified Development Ordinance.

• Approve minutes from the June 17, 2025 Board of Zoning Appeals meeting
• Public hearing on setback variance BZA-01-26 for 13933 Leavenworth Street (≈3‑foot front‑yard encroachment)
• Staff recommends approval with stipulations: limit encroachment to 3 feet and follow the Unified Development Ordinance

The Board approved the minutes from the June 17, 2025 meeting unanimously. A public hearing was held for setback variance BZA-01-26 at 13933 Leavenworth Street and the applicant added no further comments. The Board voted 4‑0 to approve the requested setback variance. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.

• Approved June 17, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Opened public hearing for variance BZA-01-26 (unanimous)
• Closed public hearing for variance BZA-01-26 (unanimous)
• Approved setback variance for 13933 Leavenworth St (4-0 unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The Bonner Springs City Council will consider a proclamation for Black History Month, approve consent agenda items including minutes and claims, and vote on three development-related actions for Bonner Hills Estates: a comprehensive plan Future Land Use Map amendment, a replat of portions of lots at 708 S. 130th Street and 709 S. 132nd Street, and a rezoning ordinance.

• Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map amendment for Bonner Hills Estates (BSCP-02-25)
• Replat of part of Lot 2, Bonner Springs Senior Villas, and parts of Lots 9 and 10, Country Hills Subdivision (RP-04-25) at 708 S. 130th St and 709 S. 132nd St
• Rezoning for Bonner Hills Estates (BSRZ-02-25) at 708 S. 130th Street
• Approval of claims for city operations (check registers included)
• Approval of minutes from January 26, 2026 City Council meeting

The council approved the consent agenda without dissent. It adopted an ordinance amending the Future Land Use Map of the Comprehensive Plan (Ordinance No. 2607) by unanimous vote. The council also accepted the dedication of public right‑of‑way for Senior Villas and Country Hills parcels and approved rezoning for Bonner Hills Estates (Ordinance No. 2608), each unanimously.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Adopted Future Land Use Map amendment, Ordinance No. 2607 (unanimous)
• Accepted dedication of public right-of-way for Senior Villas and Country Hills parcels (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning for Bonner Hills Estates, Ordinance No. 2608 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:15 p.m. (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will discuss and potentially authorize a letter of interest to explore costs and concepts for extending Centennial Park. The meeting also includes the swearing-in of a new police officer.

• Authorization for Mayor to sign letter of interest for Centennial Park extension in the 100 block of Oak
• Swearing in of Police Department personnel Officer Lyndsey Allen
• Approval of claims for City operations

The council unanimously approved the consent agenda. It also unanimously authorized the mayor to sign a letter of interest to explore concepts and cost estimates for a Centennial Park extension in the 100 block of Oak. The council swore in new Police Officer Lyndsey Allen and then adjourned the meeting unanimously.

• Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
• Authorized mayor to sign letter of interest for Centennial Park extension (unanimous)
• Sworn in Officer Lyndsey Allen (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Bonner Springs Planning Commission will hear requests to rezone 300 S. 130th Street to Planned Mixed-Use Residential and approve a preliminary plat for the Bungalows at Bonner Springs. The body will also consider a rezoning for 708 S. 130th Street and a land use map amendment for the same property.

• Public hearing for rezoning 300 S. 130th Street to PD-MR
• Public hearing for preliminary plat of Bungalows at Bonner Springs
• Public hearing for rezoning 708 S. 130th Street from GR to MR
• Public hearing for Comprehensive Plan change at 708 S. 130th Street
• Consideration of Replat for Bonner Springs Senior Villas

The commission approved the amendment of the future land use map for 708 S. 130th Street, changing the designation from low‑density to high‑density residential. The motion passed unanimously 6‑0. Earlier, the commission rejected a preliminary plat for the Bungalows at 300 S. 130th Street and a rezoning request for the same address. It also approved a replat of senior villas and a rezoning of 708 S. 130th Street.

• Approved minutes from Dec 16, 2025 meeting (6‑0)
• Approved minutes from Nov 18, 2025 meeting (6‑0)
• Rejected Preliminary Plat PP‑01‑25 for 300 S. 130th St. (0‑6)
• Rejected rezoning BSRZ‑03‑25 for 300 S. 130th St. (0‑6)
• Approved comprehensive plan change BSCP‑02‑25 for 708 S. 130th St. (6‑0)
• Approved replat RP‑04‑25 for senior villas and country hills lots (6‑0)
• Approved rezoning BSRZ‑02‑25 for 708 S. 130th St. (6‑0)

City Council

The Bonner Springs City Council and Planning Commission will hold a special joint meeting to discuss two topics. They will review proposed revisions to municipal code regulating storage containers. They will also discuss creating new regulations for short-term rentals. No formal votes are scheduled; these are discussion-only items.

• Discussion of revisions to Municipal Code on storage container use citywide
• Discussion of creating new Short-Term Rental regulations
• No action to be taken on either item at this meeting

The Bonner Springs City Council and Planning Commission met jointly and heard presentations on proposed storage container regulations and short‑term rental regulations. Staff will collect public input before advancing either proposal to the Planning Commission. A motion to adjourn the meeting was made, seconded and approved unanimously. No other actions were decided.

• Adjourned joint meeting (unanimous)

Library Board

The Bonner Springs City Library Board will discuss routine items including approval of a new hire, a year-in-review update, and board member terms. No specific details or dollar amounts are provided in the agenda, which consists largely of procedural boilerplate. The meeting is open to the public and will be held both in-person and via Zoom.

• Approval of Hire - no candidate details listed
• Year in Review - presentation or discussion
• Board Member Terms - potential reappointments or changes
• Flooding and Garden - old business items
• Reports from Librarian, Wyandotte County Library Board, and Friends of the Library

The Library Board approved the consent agenda and moved forward with the promotion of Lesley Lard to Assistant Director, noting no budget impact. The Board also decided to postpone any further action on the garden project until the building foundation issue is resolved.

• Approved consent agenda (motion passed)
• Approved promotion of Lesley Lard to Assistant Director (motion passed)
• Postponed garden project pending foundation evaluation

City Council

The Bonner Springs City Council will consider purchasing four police vehicles and a new playground at North Park. The meeting also includes approving claims and a fire mutual aid agreement.

• Police Department to purchase four vehicles up to $208,292
• North Park playground replacement up to $275,000
• Purchase of 2026 Vac-Con flush truck for $598,426
• Approval of Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement for Fire Protection
• Accept dedication of right of way for Cedar Ridge 2nd Plat