Basehor public meetings in 2024

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Basehor Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on a variance request (PV-002-24) for a 700 sq ft oversized accessory building at 21062 N. 155th Street, exceeding the R-1 district's 900 sq ft limit. The building was constructed without a permit, and staff recommends denial. The board will also approve minutes from its May 13, 2024 meeting.

• Variance request PV-002-24 for accessory building at 21062 N. 155th Street
• Structure exceeds R-1 size limit by 700 sq ft (78% over the 900 sq ft maximum)
• Building was constructed without a building permit
• Staff recommends denial of the variance
• Approval of minutes from the May 13, 2024 board meeting

City Council

The Basehor City Council will hold a public hearing on 2024 budget amendments and consider several resolutions and ordinances. Key items include a rezoning and preliminary development plan for Zarda at Falcon Lakes, waiving building permit fees for USD 458, setting a public hearing for the Bobcat Woods TIF project plan, dissolving the Basehor Land Bank, and approving changes to the planning fee schedule.

• Rezoning and preliminary development plan for Zarda at Falcon Lakes (pages 20-255)
• Resolution 2024-30 waiving building permit fees for USD 458
• Setting a public hearing for the Bobcat Woods Tax Increment Financing (TIF) project plan
• Ordinance No. 940 dissolving the Basehor Land Bank and accepting transfer of real property
• Resolution 2024-31 approving changes to the Planning Fee Schedule

The council denied the rezoning and preliminary development plan for the Zarda property at Falcon Lakes, citing neighborhood character and safety concerns. They also approved several resolutions, including waiving building permit fees for a school addition, setting a public hearing for the Bobcat Woods TIF, and accepting the amended capital improvement plan. All other agenda items passed unanimously.

• Denied rezoning PRZ-002-24 for Zarda at Falcon Lakes to Planned Residential (5-1)
• Denied preliminary development plan PPDP-001-24 for Zarda property (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-30 waiving building permit fees for USD 458 high school addition (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 2024-25 setting public hearing date for Bobcat Woods TIF project plan (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance 940 dissolving Basehor Land Bank and transferring real property (4-1)
• Approved Resolution 2024-26 accepting amended Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-27 approving budget amendments (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-28 authorizing main trafficway improvements (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Basehor Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two text amendments: one requiring developers to dedicate park land or open space (instead of a fee in lieu) for subdivisions over 5 acres, and another adding 'Lot Line Adjustment' to subdivision regulations. The commission will also review a year-to-date development report showing housing permit trends. Staff recommends approval of both amendments.

• Public hearing on PADM-007-24: Text amendment to require park land dedication (minimum 3% of gross area for subdivisions 30+ acres) instead of fee in lieu
• Public hearing on PADM-008-24: Text amendment to add 'Lot Line Adjustment' to subdivision regulations
• Review of year-to-date development report: 68 single-family, 17 multi-family, and 1 commercial permits in 2024
• Approval of minutes from November 12, 2024 meeting
• Staff recommendation to approve both text amendments

The Basehor Planning Commission approved two text amendments at its December 10, 2024 meeting. The first amendment addresses the dedication of parks land and open tracts, and the second adds 'Lot Line Adjustment' to the Subdivision Regulations. Both were approved unanimously (5-0) after public hearings with no public comment. The meeting also included approval of the November 12, 2024 minutes and adjournment.

• Approved PADM-007-24, text amendment on dedication of parks land and open tracts (5-0)
• Approved PADM-008-24, text amendment adding 'Lot Line Adjustment' to Subdivision Regulations (5-0)
• Approved minutes of November 12, 2024 meeting (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting at 6:30 p.m. (5-0)

City Council

The City Council will meet to decide on a telecommunications franchise contract with AT&T and update utility billing codes. A work session will follow to discuss code enforcement, business grants, and the Leavenworth County Hazard Mitigation Plan.

• Ordinance No. 928: Telecommunications franchise contract for AT&T Kansas
• Ordinance No. 937: Amendments to utility charges, billing, and collection codes
• Resolution 2024-23: Surplus equipment and furniture policy
• One58 Plaza Community Improvement District assignment
• Leavenworth County Hazard Mitigation Plan resolution

Planning Commission

The Basehor Planning Commission will consider whether the Bobcat Woods Tax Increment Financing project plan meets the intent of the comprehensive plan, and will review a preliminary development plan and rezoning request for the Zarda property at Falcon Lakes. The meeting also includes approval of previous minutes and a development activity report.

• Bobcat Woods TIF Project Plan: 92-acre single-family residential community of ~142 homes, density 1.5 du/ac, within Basehor Town Center TIF District
• PPDP-001-24 & PRZ-002-24: Preliminary development plan and rezoning for Zarda Property at Falcon Lakes from R-0 to Planned Residential (P-R)
• Approval of October 8, 2024 Planning Commission minutes
• Development report: 16 single-family residential permits issued in October 2024, 59 YTD

City Council

The City Council will consider several ordinances and resolutions. A key item is Ordinance No. 936, which would increase the maximum allowable sales tax reimbursement for the One58 Place Community Improvement District from $3.5 million to $4.2 million. The council will also vote on annexing land at the SW corner of 158th Street and 24/40 Highway, and approve changes to the city fee schedule. The work session will include discussions on utility billing, surplus furniture, and the Paving for Progress program.

• Ordinance No. 936 increasing CID sales tax reimbursement cap to $4,200,000
• Ordinance No. 939 annexing property at SW corner of 158th Street and 24/40 Highway
• Resolution 2024-22 approving changes to the Basehor Fee Schedule
• First Amendment to Development Agreement with Reilly Development, LLC
• Final plat for Breuer 1972 lot off Garden Parkway and 155th Street

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a text amendment to add a definition for Temporary Outdoor Event to the zoning regulations, allowing existing businesses to host infrequent events without a conditional use permit. The commission will also consider approval of a final plat for 1216 N. 155th Street and a short form plat for Fareway Stores at 15840 State Ave. A development report with year-to-date residential and commercial permit numbers will be presented.

• Public hearing for text amendment PADM-006-24 to define Temporary Outdoor Event in Article 6
• Final plat PFP-001-24 for 1216 N. 155th Street
• Short form plat PFP-004-24 for Fareway Stores at 15840 State Ave
• Development report with 2024 YTD single-family (43), multi-family (16), and commercial (0) permits
• Site plan review for Simple Simons (pg. 37-40)

City Council

The Basehor City Council will vote on consent items including cancellations of future meetings and a final plat, then consider franchise fee agreements, an ordinance banning illegal camping, and new rules for conduct at city parks and facilities. A facility management agreement for the Field of Dreams is also up for approval. In the work session, the council will discuss a voluntary annexation and pre-development agreement for property at the southwest corner of 158th Street and 24/40 Highway (State Avenue).

• Ordinance No. 927 prohibiting illegal camping in public places
• Ordinances addressing conduct at city amenities (parks, facilities)
• Facility Management and Use Agreement for Field of Dreams (added 9-23-24)
• Voluntary Annexation and Pre-Development Agreement for property at SW corner 158th & 24/40 Highway
• Franchise Fee Agreements (pages 21-39)

City Council

The City Council will vote on Ordinance No. 924 to annex approximately 142.3 acres south of Glenwood Estates, petitioned by Birmingham, LD, and a related road maintenance agreement with Leavenworth County for Kansas Avenue and 158th Street. The work session includes discussion on youth athletic programming at Field of Dreams, a municipal court overview, a zoning text amendment for outdoor events, a replat of Pinehurst lots, and ordinances on camping and public parks. Also proposed are cancellations of the October 9 and November/December fourth Wednesday meetings.

• Ordinance No. 924 annexing 142.3 acres south of Glenwood Estates, petitioned by Birmingham, LD
• Road maintenance agreement with Leavenworth County: City maintains 158th Street (Kansas Ave to Evans Rd), County maintains Kansas Avenue
• Field of Dreams Athletic Complex youth programming and concessions operator recommendation
• Text amendment to zoning code Article 6 and Appendix A relating to outdoor events
• Ordinances addressing camping and public parks

The Basehor City Council unanimously approved a road maintenance agreement with Leavenworth County for Kansas Avenue and 158th Street, and approved Ordinance No. 924 to annex certain land into the city. Both motions passed 5-0. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Authorized mayor to execute road maintenance agreement with Leavenworth County (5-0)
• Approved Ordinance No. 924 annexing certain land into the city (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will discuss a request to split two commercial lots into four. The body will also hold a public hearing regarding an amendment to allow event spaces as a permitted or conditional use.

• PRP-001-24: Request to replat lots C-2 and C-4 of Pinehurst North Final Plat into four commercial lots at the southwest corner of 155th and Pinehurst Drive
• PADM-006-24: Public hearing for an amendment to 'Appendix A' to include Event Space as a permitted or conditional use

The Basehor Planning Commission approved a final plat merging two lots into four commercial lots on Pinehurst Drive. A proposed zoning text amendment to add 'Open Event' as a permitted use was tabled to the October meeting after public comment and commissioner concerns.

• Approved PRP-001-24 final plat for lots C-2 and C-4, Pinehurst North (7-0)
• Tabled PADM-006-24 text amendment adding 'Open Event' use to October meeting
• Approved June 11, 2024 meeting minutes (7-0)

City Council

The Basehor City Council will hold public hearings on the Revenue Neutral Rate and the 2025 Proposed Operating Budget, then consider resolutions to levy a property tax rate above the revenue neutral rate and approve the 2025 budget. The council will also vote on a five-year capital improvement plan, the 2025 pay plan, personnel manual and purchasing policy changes, and elect a City Council President. Work session items include a municipal court update and discussion on camping in public.

• Public hearing and Resolution 2024-16 to levy property tax rate exceeding Revenue Neutral Rate
• Public hearing and Resolution 2024-17 approving 2025 City Operating Budget
• Resolution 2024-18 accepting Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
• Consent agenda includes Ordinance No. 924 amending animal limit rules (Section 6-109)
• Work session discussion on camping in public and municipal court update

City Council

The City Council will consider a consent agenda that includes adopting the 2024 Standard Traffic Ordinance and Uniform Public Offense Code, and a resolution authorizing the city administrator to waive certain permit fees up to $750. The council will also vote to accept the 2023 audit and authorize utility relocation agreements for the 158th Street and Parallel Road improvements. A work session will feature a presentation on the 2025 budget.

• Ordinance 922 adopting the 2024 Standard Traffic Ordinance (51st Edition)
• Ordinance 923 adopting the 2024 Uniform Public Offense Code (40th Edition)
• Resolution 2024-12 authorizing city administrator to waive permit fees up to $750
• Resolution 2024-14 accepting the 2023 audit of financial statements
• Resolution 2024-15 authorizing utility relocation agreements for 158th St and Parallel Rd roadway improvements

The Basehor City Council unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included adopting updated traffic and public offense codes and authorizing a waiver of certain permit and licensing fees. The council also accepted the 2023 audit of financial statements, authorized the mayor to execute utility relocation agreements for the 158th Street and Parallel Road improvements project, and granted Leavenworth County's request for an extension on an annexation. All votes were 5-0.

• Approved consent agenda including Ordinance 922 (traffic code), Ordinance 923 (public offense code), and Resolution 2024-12 (fee waiver) (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-14 accepting the 2023 audit of financial statements (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2024-15 authorizing mayor to execute utility relocation agreements for 158th Street and Parallel Road project (5-0)
• Approved Leavenworth County's request for an extension on an annexation (5-0)

City Council

The Basehor City Council will consider a predevelopment agreement for improvements in the Town Center TIF District and a resolution for voluntary annexation with an amended predevelopment agreement from Birmingham Development. The council will also accept easements for roadway improvements on 158th Street and Parallel Road, and weigh a short-term conditional use permit for Oak Creek Nursery. In the work session, the city administrator will discuss waiving certain permit and licensing fees, and staff will present the 2025 budget and Capital Improvement Plan.

• Predevelopment Agreement between Alcove Development and City for improvements in Basehor Town Center TIF District
• Resolution 2024-13 for voluntary annexation and amended predevelopment agreement with Birmingham Development
• Acceptance of temporary construction easements, right-of-way, and permanent drainage easements for 158th Street/Parallel Road improvements
• Consideration of a short-term conditional use permit for Oak Creek Nursery
• Work session: waiver of permit and licensing fees and 2025 budget/CIP presentation

The Basehor City Council unanimously approved a consent agenda, an amendment to the Alcove Development predevelopment agreement for the Town Center TIF District, a resolution and amended annexation agreement with Birmingham Development to correct a legal description error, acceptance of easements for the 158th Street and Parallel Road improvements, and a short-term conditional use permit for Oak Creek Nursery. All votes were 3-0.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes and treasurer's report (3-0)
• Authorized mayor to execute 1st amendment to Alcove Development predevelopment agreement for TIF District improvements (3-0)
• Passed Resolution 2024-13 and authorized amended annexation agreement with Birmingham Development (3-0)
• Accepted temporary construction, right-of-way, and permanent drainage easements for 158th Street and Parallel Road project (3-0)
• Approved short-term conditional use permit for Oak Creek Nursery event on July 30, 2024 (3-0)

City Council

The City Council will consider resolutions to support grant applications for the Coralberry Crossing and Basehor Town Center trails. A work session is also scheduled to discuss the direction of the 2025 budget.

• Resolution 2024-10: Coralberry Crossing – Metro Green Trail Extension grant support
• Resolution 2024-11: Basehor Town Center Trail grant support
• 2025 budget discussion
• Presentation from Brothers Disposal

City Council

The Basehor City Council is considering Ordinance 921 to extend the permitted time for fireworks discharge through July 5, 2024. The council will also consider an amendment allowing Basehor Community Volunteers to use the Field of Dreams facility through July 5, 2024. These items are proposed due to anticipated rain during the July 4 holiday.

• Adoption of Ordinance 921 to extend fireworks discharge time to July 5, 2024
• Amendment to agreement for Basehor Community Volunteers to use Field of Dreams facility through July 5, 2024

City Council

The council will consider a resolution regarding the intent to levy a property tax rate exceeding the revenue neutral rate. Other items include ordinances for solicitors and peddlers, as well as zoning amendments for laundry services. The agenda also includes the acceptance of several easements.

• Resolution 2024-08: Intent to levy a property tax rate exceeding the revenue neutral rate
• Ordinance 920: Zoning amendment for laundry services in CP-2 and I-1 districts
• Acceptance of Trail Easement from Reilly Development for Coralberry Crossing Trail
• Ordinance 919 regarding Solicitors and Peddlers
• Request to exceed the number of cats permissible per residence

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a resolution to support a KDOT grant application for the Coralberry Trail project. The council will also discuss potential changes to solicitor permit fees and zoning regulations regarding laundry services. A presentation of the 2025 budget is also scheduled.

• Resolution to support $2,042,556.45 KDOT grant for Coralberry Trail
• Request to waive $500 fireworks permit fee for Basehor-Linwood HS Band
• Discussion of potential amendments to solicitor and peddler ordinances
• Proposed zoning changes for laundry services in CP-2 and I-1 districts
• Presentation of the 2025 budget

Planning Commission

The Basehor Planning Commission will meet to elect a chair and vice chair and appoint new commissioners. The commission will consider adopting updated by-laws, which include changing the meeting start time from 7:00 PM to 6:00 PM. A public hearing is also scheduled regarding an amendment to the Zoning Regulations ‘Appendix A’.

• Adoption of new Planning Commission By-Laws
• Amendment to the Zoning Regulations ‘Appendix A’
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Appointment of Planning Commissioners

City Council

The Basehor City Council will consider adopting Ordinance No. 918, which authorizes the condemnation of property interests via eminent domain for the 158th Street and Parallel Road improvements project. The council will also discuss franchise agreements and a 2024 membership fee request from the Leavenworth County Development Corporation during the work session.

• Ordinance No. 918: eminent domain for properties on 158th Street and Parallel Road, including tracts owned by Karla Taylor, Scherer Family Living Trust, and Jeffery S. & Varsha C. Henry
• Resolution 2024-05: amending the 2024 pay plan and pay grades
• Work session: franchise agreements
• Work session: 2024 membership fee request from Leavenworth County Development Corporation (LCDC)

City Council

The Basehor City Council is holding a special work session as a planning retreat, open to the public in person at the VFW Hall. The agenda includes the retreat itself and a possible executive session, with no specific policy items listed.

• City Council Planning Retreat
• Possible Executive Session
• Meeting held at VFW #11499 Hall, 2806 N. 155th St.

City Council

The Basehor City Council will hold a regular meeting and work session on May 8, 2024. The council will consider appointing four Planning Commission members, hear a resident concern, receive a presentation from Basehor-Linwood students on legislative priorities, and vote on three ordinances updating the city code. The work session will include a discussion on a potential dog park.

• Appointments to Planning Commission: Stacy Tatkenhorst, James Owen, Janice Spillman, Michael Roe (terms expire May 31, 2027)
• Adoption of 2024 Legislative Priorities (drafted by Innovation Academy students)
• Ordinance 915: Building official right of entry for inspections
• Ordinance 916: Adopts 4th Edition of Code of Procedure for Kansas Cities
• Ordinance 917: Cleanup of general definitions in city code

City Council

The Basehor City Council will vote on a development agreement with Fareway Stores, Inc., and consider pre-development and annexation agreements for the Birmingham and Andy Suber projects. They will also accept easements for the 158th Street and Parallel Roadway improvements and consider a no-parking ordinance for Falcon Lakes Parkway. The meeting includes several proclamations and routine consent agenda items.

• Development Agreement with Fareway Stores, Inc. (Resolution 2024-03)
• Birmingham Pre-Development and Annexation Agreement
• Andy Suber Pre-Development Agreement
• Acceptance of easements for Basehor Connected Project 158th Street and Parallel Roadway Improvements
• Ordinance No. 914: No Parking on Falcon Lakes Parkway near golf course driving range

City Council

The Basehor City Council will hold a regular meeting and work session. They will consider Ordinance No. 913, which would codify the city's support for sustainable transportation like walking and biking. In the work session, they will discuss a request from Basehor Community Volunteers to hold the 4th of July fireworks at Field of Dreams and a proposed parking lot along Falcon Lakes Parkway.

• Ordinance No. 913: Enacts Chapter 44, Article 6 on Vehicular Trip Reduction, promoting walking and biking
• Agreement with Basehor Community Volunteers for 4th of July fireworks at Field of Dreams (14333 Fairmount Road), with $20,000 city contribution
• Discussion on Falcon Lakes Parkway 'No Parking' area near golf course driving range, including engineer's design and cost estimate

Planning Commission

The Basehor Planning Commission will discuss and potentially adopt updated by-laws at this work session. The proposed changes include moving meeting start time from 7:00 PM to 6:00 PM, removing the public's ability to place items on the agenda, and adding sections on meeting conduct and management. The item is listed as informational only at this time.

• Proposed by-law changes include moving meeting start time from 7:00 PM to 6:00 PM
• Proposal removes the ability of the public to place items on the agenda
• Adds a Conduct of Meetings and Meeting Management section to the by-laws
• Establishes a consent agenda and clear expectations for when items may be placed upon or removed from it
• Provides guidance on voting and motions, including when absent or recused members count as 'no' votes

City Council

The Basehor City Council will consider creating a benefit district for the Grayhawk at Prairie Gardens 4th and 5th Plat, allowing special assessments on 74 lots to finance $4,150,094.98 in street, sewer, and other improvements. They will also review a predevelopment agreement for the Basehor Town Center TIF District, a rezoning request, and the city's liability insurance policy. The meeting includes a proclamation for Child Abuse Prevention Month and a police lifesaving award.

• Resolution 2024-02: Grayhawk at Prairie Gardens 4th and 5th Plat benefit district and development agreement with Reilly Development, LLC ($4,150,094.98)
• Predevelopment agreement with Alcove Development, LLC for improvements in the Basehor Town Center TIF District
• Rezoning request for Mike & Rita Turner: 2940 & 2944 N 155th Terrace from R-1 to R-2
• City liability insurance policy for 2024-2025
• Proclamation: National Child Abuse Prevention Month (April 2024)

Planning Commission

The Basehor Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone a .30-acre duplex property at 2944/2940 N. 155th Terrace from R-1 (Single Family Residential) to R-2 (Two-Family Residential). The property has been used as a duplex for over 50 years, predating current zoning, and staff recommends approval. The commission will also review the February 13, 2024 meeting minutes and receive a development report.

• Public hearing on rezoning PRZ-001-24 for 2944/2940 N. 155th Terrace from R-1 to R-2
• Staff recommends approval of the rezoning
• Approval of minutes from February 13, 2024 meeting
• Development report showing 9 single-family permits YTD 2024 vs 5 in 2023

City Council

The Basehor City Council will consider several consent agenda items, including a rezoning request for Lot 1 of Wolf Creek Meadows from R-0 (Suburban Residential) to I-1 (Light Industrial), acceptance of a utility and drainage easement for the same subdivision, and ordinances to repeal Chapter 32 of the city code and amend Article 3 of the zoning code regarding Planning Commission membership. The council will also hear an annual update from the Leavenworth CDC and consider a resolution amending the 2024 pay plan and pay grades. The meeting includes a work session, but no specific work session items are listed.

• Rezoning Lot 1 of Wolf Creek Meadows from R-0 to I-1 (Ordinance 910)
• Acceptance of utility and drainage easement for Wolf Creek Meadows final plat
• Repeal of Chapter 32 (Planning and Development) of city code (Ordinance 908)
• Amendment to Article 3 of zoning code on Planning Commission membership (Ordinance 911)
• Resolution 2024-01 amending 2024 pay plan and pay grades

City Council

The Basehor City Council will consider approving a KDOT agreement for the 158th Street and Parallel Road improvements project, estimated at $9.2 million, with over 55% funded by a $5.1 million grant. The council will also hear a Register of Deeds update, appoint a prosecutor and municipal court judge, consider an alcohol code update, and vote on adopting the Downtown Corridor Improvement Plan. The work session includes discussions on utility billing, a rezoning request, and several planning-related items.

• KDOT Project No. 52 N-0772-01: 158th St. and Parallel Road Improvements Agreement, $9.2M total, $5.1M federal funds
• Ordinance No. 909: City Code updates to Chapter 4 (Alcohol)
• Adoption of the Basehor Downtown Corridor Improvement Plan
• Rezoning request for Lot 1 of Wolf Creek Meadows from R-0 to I-1 (PRZ-001-23)
• Annual appointment of Prosecutor/Municipal Court Judge

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the rezoning of a 4.10-acre lot on Parallel Road from residential to light industrial. The commission will also consider preliminary and final plats for the Wolf Creek Meadows subdivision. Additionally, updates to the Basehor Zoning Regulations and Planning Commission By Laws are on the agenda.

• Rezoning of Wolf Creek Meadows (4.10 acres at Parallel Road) from R0 to I-1
• Preliminary and Final Plat of Wolf Creek Meadows on Parallel Road
• Update to Basehor Zoning Regulations Article 3
• Amendment to Basehor Planning Commission By Laws

City Council

The Basehor City Council will hold a regular meeting and work session on January 24, 2024. They will consider an amendment to the Brothers Trash Disposal Agreement, review the Future Land Use Map, and hold signing ceremonies for the 155th Street Project and MetroGreen Trail Project authorizations. The work session will include an Encode update and a YMCA proposal. The agenda also includes routine consent items and reports.

• Brothers Trash Disposal Agreement Amendment
• Future Land Use Map review
• Signing ceremony for 155th Street Project Authorization
• Signing ceremony for MetroGreen Trail Project Authorization
• YMCA Proposal (work session)

City Council

The Basehor City Council will consider Ordinance No. 906, a text amendment to the zoning code that would allow multi-family residential and townhomes in the MU-1 Mixed Use Neighborhood District, increase building height limits from 3 to 4 stories, and permit horizontal mixing of uses. The council will also discuss legislative priorities, a citizen satisfaction survey, a 5-year roadway plan, and a comprehensive plan update. The meeting includes a regular session and a work session.

• Ordinance No. 906: zoning text amendment for Article 7 and Appendix A, allowing multi-family and townhomes in MU-1, increasing height to 60 feet
• Discussion of legislative priorities, including support for funding LAVTRF for property tax relief and testimony on Senate Bill 196
• Work session: 2024 Citizen Satisfaction Survey categories
• Work session: 5-Year Roadway Improvement Plan update
• Work session: Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use update

Planning Commission

The Basehor Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Future Land Use Map that would change part of the Basehor Town Center from medium-density to high-density residential, allowing denser multi-family development. The commission will also consider a replat of four lots at 15307 Cedar Street into one lot to permit construction of a swimming pool. The meeting includes approval of the December 12, 2023 minutes and a development report.

• Public hearing on PADM-010-23: amend Future Land Use Map to change Basehor Town Center northwest area from medium- to high-density residential
• PRP-001-23: replat of Lots 51-54 of South Basehor Final Plat at 15307 Cedar Street into one 0.62-acre lot
• Approval of minutes from December 12, 2023 Planning Commission meeting
• Development report: 74 single-family and 5 multi-family permits issued in 2023 YTD