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Eudora, KS

Eudora public meetings in 2022

6 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.

Mon Dec 19, 2022

City Commission Agendas and Packets

✓ Decided: City Commission approves new pay plans and updates master fee schedule

The City Commission approved market adjustments for employee compensation and updated the Master Fee Schedule effective January 1, 2023. The board also updated the city's boundaries and zoning map and awarded downtown grants to two local businesses.

Mon Dec 19, 2022

City Commission Agendas and Packets

✓ Decided: City Commission reviews classification and compensation plan study

The City Commission held a work session to review a presentation from Baker Tilly US, LLP regarding the City’s Classification and Compensation Plan Study. Assistant City Manager Kevyn Gero presented recommended implementation steps based on the findings. No formal action was taken on the study.

Mon Nov 28, 2022

City Commission Agendas and Packets

✓ Decided: City Commission accepts resignation of City Manager Barack Matite

The City Commission accepted the resignation of City Manager Barack Matite, who is leaving for a position in Rockville, Maryland. The commission also approved several land and legal agreements and updated city ordinances.

Mon Nov 14, 2022

City Commission Agendas and Packets

✓ Decided: City Commission approves $425,000 for STAR Bond economic development initiative

The City Commission approved funding and several consultant agreements for the STAR Bond economic development project. The board also authorized contracts for wastewater repairs, sewer analysis, and police software. No action was taken during the executive session or work session.

Wed Nov 2, 2022

Planning Commission Agendas and Packets

✓ Decided: Planning Commission recommends against new quarry on E 2300 Rd

The Planning Commission reviewed a Conditional Use Permit application for a Mid-States Materials LLC quarry. The commission decided to forward a letter to the Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Commission recommending against the quarry due to concerns over future residential growth and environmental impacts.

Mon Oct 24, 2022

City Commission Agendas and Packets

✓ Decided: Commission approves K-10/Church St shared-use path grant agreement

The commission unanimously approved a grant agreement with KDOT for a shared-use path along Church Street crossing K-10. The path will not conflict with future plans or infrastructure changes. An executive session was held on non-elected personnel performance, but no action was taken.