Eudora public meetings in 2025
43 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will discuss the 2026 Zoning Map and updated city boundaries. The body is also considering the creation of two Reinvestment Housing Incentive Districts and updates to the Master Fee Schedule.
- Public hearing regarding the FY 2025 Budget Amendment
- Ordinance 1179 establishing the 2026 City of Eudora Zoning Map
- Resolution 2025-31 updating the Master Fee Schedule effective January 1, 2026
- Proposed creation of Shadow Ridge and Holladay Woods Reinvestment Housing Incentive Districts
- Update on the new Water Treatment Plant Phase IA Contract
The commission approved the revised Master Fee Schedule effective Jan. 1, 2026 and adopted the FY 2025 budget amendment. It also confirmed appointments to the Planning Commission and Board of Zoning Appeals, approved a sign permit for Holy Family Catholic Church, and authorized the Nottingham Redevelopment District purchase‑sale agreements. The Library Board appointments were tabled for further consideration.
- Adopted 2026 Master Fee Schedule (5‑0)
- Approved FY 2025 budget amendment (5‑0)
- Confirmed Planning Commission appointments of Sam Campbell and Aaron Thakker (4‑0)
- Confirmed Board of Zoning Appeals appointments of Billy Lown, Justin Ahrens, Ed Jankowski, Kristine Schnebly (4‑0)
- Approved Holy Family Catholic Church animated sign permit (5‑0)
- Authorized Nottingham Redevelopment District purchase‑sale agreements (5‑0)
- Tabled Library Board appointments pending further review (5‑0)
- Renumbered agenda items as requested (5‑0)
Planning Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora Planning Commission will consider a preliminary plat for a multi-family apartment complex at K-10 and Church Street, and resume a public hearing on a rezoning request for 700 Pine Street. The body will also discuss a rezoning for 1000 Maple and continue a hearing for a property at 1400Rd and 2300Rd.
- Consider preliminary plat for Compton Addition at K-10 and Church Street
- Resume public hearing for rezoning 700 Pine, Spruce, Walnut, and Cherry
- Consider rezoning request for 1000 Maple
- Continue public hearing for rezoning at 1400Rd and 2300Rd
- Consider proposed 2026 meeting schedule
The Planning Commission recommended and approved an ordinance to rezone the property at the northeast corner of 1400 Rd and 2300 Rd from Agricultural (A) to Industrial (I) district. The motion passed with four votes in favor, zero against, and one abstention. The commission also approved a preliminary plat for a McClure apartment project, rezoned 700 Pine, Spruce, Walnut, and Cherry streets, rezoned 1000 Maple Street, and adopted the 2026 meeting schedule.
- Approved preliminary plat for McClure apartment complex, contingent on corrections (5-0-0)
- Approved rezoning of 700 Pine, Spruce, Walnut, and Cherry streets from RS to RT (5-0-0)
- Approved rezoning of 1000 Maple Street from RS to RT (5-0-0)
- Approved rezoning of NE corner of 1400 Rd and 2300 Rd from A to I (4-0-1)
- Approved 2026 Planning Commission meeting schedule (5-0-0)
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City Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora City Commission will review mayoral appointments to the Planning Commission, consider Ordinance 1178 to rezone the southernmost portion of the Holladay Woods property, approve a digital sign for Holy Family Catholic Church, and discuss purchasing a multi‑use vehicle for the Fire Department. Consent items include minutes from the Nov 10 meeting and warrants issued between Nov 7 and Nov 20, 2025.
- Consider mayoral appointments to the Eudora Planning Commission
- Consider Ordinance 1178 rezoning the southernmost portion of the Holladay Woods property
- Approve a digital sign for Holy Family Catholic Church
- Consider purchase of a multi‑use vehicle for the Eudora Fire Department
- Review warrants against the City of Eudora from Nov 7‑20, 2025
The commission adopted Ordinance No. 1178, changing the Holladay Woods site from single‑family to two‑family residential zoning. It also appointed Lewis Cox and Pat Jankowski to the Planning Commission, and authorized a $69,984.10 purchase of a 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe for the fire department. No action was taken on the Holy Family Catholic Church digital sign, which will be reconsidered later.
- Approved agenda as submitted (4-0)
- Approved consent items (4-0)
- Approved mayoral appointments of Lewis Cox and Pat Jankowski to Planning Commission (4-0)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 1178 rezoning Holladay Woods property to Residential Two‑Family/Duplex (4-0)
- No action taken on digital sign for Holy Family Catholic Church; item to be reviewed later
- Authorized purchase of 2025 Chevrolet Tahoe for Fire Department at $69,984.10 (4-0)
- Adjourned meeting (4-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will discuss the annexation of property at K-10 and 10th Street and the 2025 Capital Improvement Plan update. The body will also review the FY2026 narrative budget book and a 2023 Housing Needs Assessment update.
- Annexation of property at K-10 and 10th Street
- Contract award to Cohorst Enterprises for Peach Street Lift Station Decommissioning
- Resolution 2025-25 regarding Industrial Revenue Bonds for Eudora Assisted Living facility
- Proposed speed limit reduction on 7th Street between Ash and Oak Streets
- Authorization of HVAC improvements at the Eudora Community Center
The commission adopted the 2026‑2030 Capital Improvement Plan. It also reassigned Industrial Revenue Bonds for the assisted‑living facility, annexed land at N 1400 Rd. and 2300 Rd., awarded the Peach Street sanitary sewer project to Cohorst Enterprises for up to $280,685, updated the Housing Needs Assessment, authorized HVAC upgrades at the community center for up to $18,812, and reduced the speed limit on 7th Street to 20 mph. All actions were approved unanimously (4‑0).
- Adopted Resolution 2025-25 reassigning Industrial Revenue Bonds (4‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 1176 annexing land at N 1400 Rd. and 2300 Rd. (4‑0)
- Awarded Peach Street Sanitary Sewer Improvements project to Cohorst Enterprises, up to $280,685 (4‑0)
- Approved 2026‑2030 Capital Improvement Plan (4‑0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025‑26 updating the Housing Needs Assessment (4‑0)
- Authorized HVAC improvements at the Eudora Community Center, up to $18,812 (4‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance No. 1177 reducing speed limit on 7th Street to 20 mph (4‑0)
Planning Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora Planning Commission will review the preliminary plat for the Shadow Ridge North (Shadow Villas) single‑family subdivision. It will hold public hearings to rezone a parcel at the northeast corner of K‑10 and 10th Street from County zoning to the I‑Industrial District, and to rezone the southern portion of the Holladay Wood subdivision from RS‑Residential Single Family to RT‑Residential Two‑Family. An update will be given on Lawrence Douglas County’s Conditional Use Permit application UP‑25‑0008 at 1093 E 2400.
- Consider re‑platting of the Shadow Ridge North (Shadow Villas) 146‑lot subdivision
- Public hearing on rezoning property at K‑10 and 10th Street to I‑Industrial District
- Public hearing on rezoning southern Holladay Wood subdivision to RT‑Residential Two‑Family
- Update on Lawrence Douglas County Conditional Use Permit UP‑25‑0008 at 1093 E 2400
- Consent item: approve minutes of the October 1, 2025 meeting
The commission corrected the October 1 minutes and approved that change. It approved the preliminary plat for the Shadow Ridge North development with required conditions. The commission extended a public hearing on a rezoning near K‑10 to the December 3 meeting and recommended denial of the rezoning request for 1419 Cedar Street. All actions passed unanimously (4‑0‑0).
- Approved correction of October 1 minutes (4-0-0)
- Approved Shadow Ridge North preliminary plat with conditions (4-0-0)
- Extended public hearing on K‑10 rezoning to Dec 3, 2025 (4-0-0)
- Recommended denial of 1419 Cedar St rezoning to RT district (4-0-0)
- Adjourned the meeting (4-0-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will discuss several land use items, including the annexation of property at K-10 and Winchester Rd and the deannexation of property associated with the Fairfield addition. The body will also consider design-engineering services for Pilla Park and a bid for the 2025 Cemetery Pavement Management Program.
- Ordinance 1174: Annexation of real property at the NW corner of K-10 and Winchester Rd
- UPUR application for multi-family development at the NE corner of K-10 and Church Street
- Public hearings for the cancellation of a recorded plat and deannexation of property for the Fairfield addition
- Design-engineering services recommendation for the Pilla Park redevelopment project
- Bid award for the 2025 Pavement Management Program for the Cemetery
The commission formally accepted a Letter of Intent from Borchardt Development for commercial projects in the Nottingham TIF District. It also approved a design‑engineering contract for Pilla Park, annexed 134 acres at K‑10 and Winchester Rd, and approved a Uses Permitted Upon Review for a multi‑family development. Additionally, the commission cancelled the Fairfield Addition plat, denied its de‑annexation, proclaimed October 2025 Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and authorized alcohol service for a high‑school booster club event.
- Accepted Letter of Intent for Nottingham TIF lots 2,6,8‑11 (5‑0‑0)
- Approved design‑engineering contract with McClure Engineering for Pilla Park (5‑0‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance 1174 annexing ~134 acres at NW corner of K‑10 & Winchester Rd (5‑0‑0)
- Approved UPUR application for multi‑family development near Church St (5‑0‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance 1175 cancelling the recorded plat for the Fairfield Addition (5‑0‑0)
- Denied de‑annexation request for the Fairfield Addition (Ordinance 1176) (5‑0‑0)
- Approved proclamation declaring October 2025 Domestic Violence Awareness Month (4‑0‑0)
- Approved alcohol sale, possession, dispensing, and consumption at Eudora Community Center gym for High School Booster Club event (4‑1‑0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora City Commission will consider moving into executive session to review the draft employment agreement for the newly appointed City Manager, Zack Daniel. It will also consider authorizing the execution of a contract to hire Zack Daniel as City Manager under the final terms of that agreement. The appointment and its compensation are already included in the approved fiscal year budget.
- Move to executive session to review draft City Manager employment agreement
- Authorize execution of contract to hire Zack Daniel as City Manager
- Appointment follows September 22 vote and is funded from existing budget allocations
The commission recessed into executive session to review the draft City Manager employment agreement, then voted to authorize the execution of a contract hiring Zack Daniel as City Manager. All motions passed unanimously. The meeting was adjourned shortly thereafter.
- Recessed into executive session to review City Manager agreement (5-0-0)
- Authorized execution of contract hiring Zack Daniel as City Manager (5-0-0)
- Adjourned meeting (5-0-0)
Planning Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora Planning Commission will review annexation agreements from Prime Development for the property at the NW corner of K‑10 and Winchester Rd, from GW Weld for properties at N 1400 Rd and 2300 Rd, and a Uses Permitted Upon Review application to develop an apartment complex at the NE corner of K‑10 and Church St. No development plans have been submitted for the annexed parcels. The meeting also includes a staff update on the August 2025 Codes report and a public comment period limited to non‑agenda items.
- Consider annexation petition from Prime Development for the NW corner of K‑10 and Winchester Rd
- Consider annexation petition from GW Weld for properties at N 1400 Rd and 2300 Rd, Eudora, KS
- Consider Uses Permitted Upon Review application for an apartment complex at the NE corner of K‑10 and Church St
- Staff comment on August 2025 Codes report
- Public comments limited to three‑minute non‑agenda items (no action taken)
The commission unanimously recommended that the City Commission adopt ordinances to annex land at the northwest corner of K‑10 and Winchester Road, and the tracts at N 1400 Rd and 2300 Rd pending proof of ownership. It also recommended approval of a Uses Permitted Upon Review application for an apartment complex at the northeast corner of K‑10 and Church Street, subject to replatting and site‑plan conditions.
- Approved consent items (4-0-0)
- Recommended annexation of land at NW corner of K‑10 & Winchester Rd (4-0-0)
- Recommended annexation of tracts at N 1400 Rd & 2300 Rd, contingent on ownership proof (4-0-0)
- Recommended approval of apartment complex Uses Permitted application at NE corner of K‑10 & Church St, with conditions (4-0-0)
- Adjourned meeting (4-0-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora City Commission adopted Resolution 2025‑24, authorizing a mill levy that exceeds the Douglas County revenue‑neutral rate for the FY2026 budget. The Commission also certified the FY2026 annual budget and approved several ordinances, including updating the 2025 Standard Traffic Offenses and adopting the 2025 Universal Public Offense Code. Proclamations recognizing Fire Safety Week and a charter ordinance exempting the city from KSA 64‑101 were also considered.
- Adopt Resolution 2025‑24 authorizing a mill levy above the revenue‑neutral rate
- Certify the proposed FY2026 annual budget for the City of Eudora
- Consider Ordinance 1172 updating the 2025 Standard Traffic Offenses
- Consider Ordinance 1173 adopting the 2025 Universal Public Offense Code
- Consider Charter Ordinance 20 exempting the City from KSA 64‑101 regarding official city newspapers
The commission approved several items, including a proclamation for Fire Prevention Week and all consent items. It moved into executive session to discuss the City Manager position, extended the session, and authorized Human Resources to draft an employment agreement for the selected City Manager candidate, Zack Daniel. The meeting was then adjourned.
- Adjusted Business Item B to discussion only (4-0)
- Approved consent items (minutes, ordinances, reports, warrants) (4-0)
- Approved proclamation declaring Oct 5‑11, 2025 Fire Prevention Week (4-0)
- Charter Ordinance 20 action withdrawn (no vote recorded)
- Recessed into executive session to discuss City Manager position (4-0)
- Extended executive session by ten minutes (4-0)
- Authorized HR to draft employment agreement for City Manager candidate Zack Daniel (4-0)
- Adjourned meeting (4-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora City Commission will meet to decide on the FY2026 budget and revenue neutral rate, including whether to exceed the revenue neutral rate and adopt the proposed budget. They will also consider a proclamation recognizing 9/11 victims and responders. The meeting includes routine approvals of minutes, department reports, and public hearings.
- FY2026 budget and revenue neutral rate decision
- Proclamation recognizing 9/11 victims and responders
- Public hearings scheduled for deannexation and plat nullification of Fairfield Addition
- Consideration of warrants from August 22 to September 4, 2025
- 601 E 10th Street declared blighted building for CDBG grant application
The commission approved its agenda and routine consent items unanimously. It adopted a proclamation honoring 9/11 victims and responders. It passed Resolution 2025‑24, allowing a mill levy that exceeds the Douglas County revenue‑neutral rate for the 2026 budget. The commission also certified the proposed FY2026 annual budget.
- Agenda approved (5‑0)
- Consent items approved (5‑0)
- Proclamation recognizing 9/11 victims approved (5‑0)
- Resolution 2025‑24 authorizing mill levy above revenue‑neutral rate adopted (4‑1)
- FY2026 annual budget certified (4‑1)
- Meeting adjourned (5‑0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission is convening a special meeting to enter an executive session. The session is scheduled for a monthly performance check-in regarding non-elected personnel.
- Executive session for non-elected personnel performance check-in
The City Commission voted to enter executive session to hold a monthly check‑in with the Interim City Manager, per KSA 75‑4319(b)(1). The motion was moved by Mayor Tim Reazin, seconded by Vice Mayor Tim Bruce, and carried unanimously (5‑0). After the session, the Commission voted to adjourn the meeting, with the motion moved by Vice Mayor Tim Bruce, seconded by Commissioner Alex Curnes, also carried unanimously (5‑0).
- Recessed into executive session for monthly check‑in (5‑0)
- Adjourned meeting (5‑0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will receive the City Manager's recommended budget for FY2026. The body will also consider a public hearing and grant applications for a blighted building at 601 E 10th Street.
- FY2026 recommended budget review
- Public hearing and CDBG grant application for 601 E 10th Street
- Resolution 2025-19 to declare 601 10th Street a blighted building
- Temporary alcohol permit for Hometown Cook-off Challenge/Paschal’s River Bash
- Deannexation and plat nullification for the Fairfield Addition
The Eudora City Commission adopted resolutions certifying legal authority to apply for the 2025 Kansas Small Cities CDBG program and declared 601 E 10th St a blighted building. It also authorized the mayor to execute the grant application, sign an agreement with Governmental Assistance Services, and set public hearings for deannexation and plat nullification. Additionally, the commission approved a temporary alcohol permit for the Paschal’s River Bash event.
- Approved agenda as submitted (5‑0)
- Approved consent items (5‑0)
- Authorized temporary alcohol permit for Village Green event (4‑1)
- Adopted Resolution 2025‑18 to certify authority for CDBG grant (5‑0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025‑19 declaring 601 E 10th St blighted (5‑0)
- Authorized mayor to execute CDBG grant application (5‑0)
- Authorized agreement with Governmental Assistance Services for CDBG grant (5‑0)
- Authorized public hearing for deannexation of Fairfield Addition (motion carried, vote not recorded)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will hold a special meeting to conduct a work session. The session focuses on a Certified Public Manager (CPM) project regarding City branding.
- Work session on Certified Public Manager (CPM) project regarding City branding
The commission voted to adjourn the special meeting. The motion was moved by Commissioner Bruce, seconded by Commissioner Lehmann, and carried unanimously (5-0). No other actions or decisions were taken.
- Adjourned special meeting (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora City Commission will meet to receive routine reports, discuss budget updates, and set a public hearing date for the FY2026 budget. The meeting will include procedural items, departmental reports, and a public comments period.
- Consider setting a public hearing date for the adoption of the FY2026 budget
- Consider execution of the Separation Agreement with the City’s previous City Manager
- Receive the July 2025 Police Department reports
- Receive a Quarterly Codes report for Q2 2025
- Receive a quarterly staffing update
The City Commission approved the agenda and all consent items unanimously. It authorized a notice for a public hearing on the FY2026 budget to be held on September 8, 2025. The commission recessed into executive session to discuss pending litigation and extended that session by three minutes. The meeting was adjourned unanimously.
- Approved agenda as submitted (4-0-0)
- Approved consent items as submitted (4-0-0)
- Authorized notice for FY2026 budget public hearing on Sept 8, 2025 (4-0-0)
- Recessed into executive session to discuss pending litigation (4-0-0)
- Extended executive session by 3 minutes (4-0-0)
- Adjourned meeting (4-0-0)
- No action taken on quarterly staffing update
- No action taken on quarterly budget update
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission is holding a special meeting to enter an executive session. The session is for a monthly performance check-in regarding non-elected personnel.
- Executive session for non-elected personnel performance check-in
The City Commission voted to enter an executive session for a monthly check‑in with the Interim City Manager. The motion to recess was approved 4‑0. After the session, the Commission voted to adjourn the meeting, which passed 5‑0.
- Recessed into executive session (4-0)
- Adjourned meeting (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will discuss the creation of Reinvestment Housing Incentive Districts and receive a budget update on utility funds. The body is also reviewing electric standards and a fiber infrastructure agreement with Evergy Services, Inc.
- Resolution 2025-16 regarding Reinvestment Housing Incentive Districts
- Memorandum of Understanding with Evergy Services, Inc. for fiber infrastructure
- Budget development update for utility funds
- Review of City of Eudora electric standards
The commission approved the meeting agenda and all consent items unanimously. They adopted Resolution 2025-16 establishing a Reinvestment Housing Incentive District, adding the parcel at 1419 Cedar St. No action was taken on the proposed utility rate increases or the electric standards work session. The meeting was adjourned with a unanimous vote.
- Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
- Approved consent items (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025-16 for Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (5-0)
- No action taken on utility rate increase proposal
- No action taken on electric standards work session
- Adjourned meeting (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will consider updates to the Master Fee Schedule and the Vision Zero Safety Action Plan. The body will also discuss the FY2026 budget and a potential Reinvestment Housing Incentive District north of the Shadow Ridge neighborhood.
- Resolution 2025-14 to update the Master Fee Schedule
- Resolution 2025-15 regarding the intent to exceed the revenue neutral rate for the FY2026 budget
- Public hearing on a Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID) north of Shadow Ridge
- Contract with Subsurface Technologies for city water well maintenance
- Resolution 2025-13 to update the Vision Zero Safety Action Plan
The commission approved the meeting agenda and consent items, proclaimed July 18 as Parks and Recreation Professionals’ Day, adopted the Vision Zero Transportation Safety Action Plan, updated the Master Fee Schedule with a 2% card transaction fee, authorized a water‑well maintenance contract, set a public hearing to consider exceeding the revenue‑neutral mill levy, and approved the interim city manager contract.
- Approved agenda as submitted (5-0)
- Approved consent items (5-0)
- Proclaimed July 18, 2025 as Parks and Recreation Professionals’ Day (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025-13, Vision Zero Transportation Safety Action Plan (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025-14, updated Master Fee Schedule with 2% card fee (5-0)
- Authorized City Manager to contract with Subsurface Technologies for water‑well maintenance (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025-15, set public hearing to consider exceeding revenue‑neutral mill levy of 40.038 (5-0)
- Approved interim city manager contract with Zack Daniel, backdated to June 27, 2025 (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission is meeting to authorize the Mayor to execute a grant agreement for the Pilla Park rehabilitation project. The body will also consider updating authorized signers for City banking institutions following the termination of the City Manager's contract.
- Authorization for Mayor to sign a $650,000 CDBG grant agreement for Pilla Park rehabilitation
- Allocation of $298,225 from the 3/4-cent Parks & Rec/CIP Sales Tax for Pilla Park
- Proposal to remove Kevyn K Gero as an authorized signer for City banking institutions
- Proposal to add six City employees as authorized bank signers
The City Commission removed Kevyn K. Gero as an authorized signer and added six new officials as signers for all city banking accounts. The commission also authorized Mayor Tim Reazin to execute the grant agreement with the Kansas Department of Commerce for the Pilla Park CDBG redevelopment project. Both actions were approved unanimously.
- Removed Kevyn K. Gero as authorized signer (5-0-0)
- Added Michelle Renee Davis, Kelly N. Delay, Susan M. Yuran, Zachary C. Daniel, Michael J. Gentry, and Carol Ann Gregg as authorized signers (5-0-0)
- Authorized Mayor to execute CDBG Pilla Park grant agreement (5-0-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission is meeting to consider the approval of minutes from a special meeting held earlier that day. The agenda contains only procedural items.
- Approval of minutes from the 5:00pm July 7, 2025 special meeting
The Eudora City Commission approved the minutes of the special meeting held at 5:00 pm on July 7, 2025. The motion was moved by Mayor Tim Reazin and seconded by Vice Mayor Tim Bruce, passing 5‑0. The commission then adjourned the meeting, with the motion moved by Vice Mayor Bruce and seconded by Commissioner Roberta Lehmann, also passing 5‑0.
- Approved meeting minutes (5-0)
- Adjourned meeting (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission is meeting for a special session to discuss a non-elected personnel matter. The meeting is focused on an individual employee's performance.
- Executive session regarding an individual employee's performance
The commission recessed into an executive session to discuss an individual employee’s performance. The session was extended by five minutes. The commission approved a motion to terminate City Manager Kevyn Gero, invoking the contract provision for a six‑month lump‑sum payment. The meeting adjourned at 6:07 p.m.
- Recessed into executive session to discuss employee performance – motion carried (5-0)
- Extended executive session by 5 minutes – motion carried (5-0)
- Approved termination of City Manager Kevyn Gero – motion carried (5-0)
- Adjourned the meeting – motion carried (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission is meeting for a special session to conduct a quarterly review of the City Manager. This discussion will take place in executive session.
- Quarterly review of the City Manager
The commission voted 5‑0 to recess into an executive session to discuss the City Manager’s quarterly review. It then approved two 30‑minute extensions of that session, first to resume at 7:00 p.m. and later at 7:30 p.m., each by a 5‑0 vote. Finally, the commission adjourned the meeting by a 5‑0 vote.
- Recessed into executive session for City Manager review (5-0)
- Extended executive session 30 minutes, resume 7:00 p.m. (5-0)
- Extended executive session another 30 minutes, resume 7:30 p.m. (5-0)
- Adjourned meeting (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora City Commission will discuss the FY2026 budget development and consider a grant for Barbwire Barbecue. The body is also reviewing contracts for the Water Treatment Plant Construction Project.
- Contract agreements with Burns & MacDonald for the Water Treatment Plant Construction Project
- Resolution 2025-12 regarding a CDBG Commercial Rehabilitation grant for Barbwire Barbecue
- Presentation on the development of the FY2026 budget
- Proclamation recognizing DCCF and Eudora 25 years of charitable action week
- Discussion on mobile food vending
The commission approved the meeting agenda and routine consent items unanimously. They adopted a proclamation honoring the Douglas County Community Foundation’s 25‑year charitable action week. They passed a resolution supporting Barbwire Barbecue’s application for a CDBG commercial rehabilitation grant. They authorized the city manager to sign the contract documents for the Water Treatment Plant construction project.
- Approved agenda (5-0)
- Approved consent items (5-0)
- Approved proclamation recognizing DCCF 25‑year charitable action week (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025-12 supporting CDBG grant for Barbwire Barbecue (5-0)
- Authorized City Manager to execute Water Treatment Plant contract (5-0)
- Adjourned meeting (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will consider a grant agreement for the CDBG Pilla Park Redevelopment Project and updates to open burning regulations. The body will also receive a presentation on the development of the FY2026 budget and a report on the 2024 Fiscal Year financial audit.
- Grant agreement for CDBG Pilla Park Redevelopment Project
- Ordinance 1171 updating open burning regulations
- Resolution 2025-11 regarding Reinvestment Housing Incentive Districts
- FY2026 budget development presentation
- 2024 Fiscal Year financial audit findings
The commission approved its agenda and all consent items. It accepted the CVB annual financial report and authorized an updated memorandum of understanding with the CVB. It authorized the city manager to sign a grant agreement with the Kansas Department of Commerce for the CDBG Pilla Park Redevelopment Project. It also adopted an open‑burning ordinance and updated the Reinvestment Housing Incentive Districts resolution.
- Approved the meeting agenda (4‑0)
- Approved all consent items (4‑0)
- Accepted CVB annual financial report and authorized updated MOU (4‑0)
- Authorized City Manager to enter grant agreement for CDBG Pilla Park Redevelopment (4‑0)
- Adopted Ordinance 1171 to allow residential open burning without permit (4‑0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025‑11 to add two annexed tracts to Reinvestment Housing Incentive Districts (4‑0)
- Adjourned the meeting (4‑0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will consider removing Mayor Tim Reazin and adding seven city employees as authorized signers for City banking institutions. The body will also hold a work session to discuss apparatus management for the Eudora Fire Department.
- Proposed addition of seven city employees as authorized signers for Kaw Valley State Bank, Mutual Savings Association, Central Bank of the Midwest, and Mid-America Bank
- Proposed removal of Mayor Tim Reazin as an authorized bank signer
- Work session on Eudora Fire Department apparatus management strategies
The City Commission voted to remove Mayor Tim Reazin as an authorized signer on all city banking accounts and to add seven other city officials as signers. The motion passed with a 3‑0‑0 vote. The commission then adjourned the meeting with a 4‑0‑0 vote.
- Removed Mayor Tim Reazin as city bank signer (3-0-0)
- Added Budget Manager/Treasurer Michelle Renee Davis as city bank signer (3-0-0)
- Added City Clerk/Administrative Services Manager Kelly N Delay as city bank signer (3-0-0)
- Added Human Resources Manager Susan M Yuran as city bank signer (3-0-0)
- Added City Manager Kevyn K Gero as city bank signer (3-0-0)
- Added Assistant City Manager Zachary C Daniel as city bank signer (3-0-0)
- Added Budget Analyst Michael J Gentry as city bank signer (3-0-0)
- Added Municipal Court Clerk Carol Ann Gregg as city bank signer (3-0-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora City Commission will consider consent items including Ordinance 1170 regulating loitering and panhandling. They will resume a public hearing on creating a Reinvestment Housing Improvement District north of Shadow Ridge and consider adopting the 2025 Parks and Recreation Master Plan. Commissioners will also receive quarterly budget and staffing updates and consider a proclamation for Mental Health Awareness Month.
- Ordinance 1170 regarding loitering and panhandling regulations (consent item)
- Adopt the 2025 Parks and Recreation Master Plan
- Resume public hearing on creating a Reinvestment Housing Improvement District north of Shadow Ridge
- Consider Resolution 2025-10 permitting alcohol at the 2025 CPA Picnic
- Receive quarterly budget update and forecast for Q1 2025
The commission adopted the 2025 Parks & Recreation Master Plan and approved a proclamation for Mental Health Awareness Month. It also authorized Resolution 2025-10 to allow alcohol sales and consumption at the 2025 CPA Picnic. The public hearing on the Reinvestment Housing Improvement District was extended to July 14, 2025. All listed actions were approved by the recorded vote counts.
- Approved agenda as submitted (5-0)
- Approved consent items (5-0)
- Approved Mental Health Awareness Month proclamation (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2025-10 for CPA Picnic alcohol permit (4-1, Commissioner Curnes dissenting)
- Adopted 2025 Parks & Recreation Master Plan (5-0)
- Extended RHID public hearing to July 14, 2025 (5-0)
- Adjourned meeting (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
This is a special meeting work session. The commission will discuss and set priorities for the upcoming fiscal year 2026 budget. No formal votes or public hearings are scheduled.
- Discussion of budget priorities for fiscal year 2026
The commission discussed FY 2026 budget priorities but took no action. A motion to adjourn was moved, seconded, and carried with a 5-0 vote. The meeting ended at 6:26 p.m.
- Adjourned meeting (motion carried 5-0)
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The Eudora City Commission will hold a special work session to discuss economic development initiatives along the K-10 corridor. This is a discussion-only item with no formal votes or decisions scheduled.
- Discuss economic development initiatives along the K-10 corridor
The commission added an executive‑session item to the agenda and approved it unanimously. It then approved recessing into two separate executive sessions to discuss economic‑development data and a preliminary property‑acquisition exception, each with a 5‑0 vote. The meeting was adjourned by a unanimous motion.
- Approved agenda addition for executive session (5-0)
- Approved recess into executive session on financial data/trade secrets (5-0)
- Approved recess into executive session on preliminary property acquisition exception (5-0)
- Approved adjournment of the meeting (5-0)
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The Eudora City Commission will hold a work session to review the approach of the 2012 Parks & Recreation Master Plan as it relates to developing the 2025 Master Plan. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a preliminary discussion item only.
- Review of 2012 Eudora Parks & Recreation Master Plan approach for the 2025 Master Plan
The commission voted to adjourn the special meeting. The motion was moved by Mayor Reazin, seconded by Commissioner Cullen, and carried unanimously (5‑0). No other actions or substantive decisions were taken.
- Adjourned meeting (5‑0)
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The City Commission will discuss updating the performance agreement for Paschal’s Landing Development regarding Industrial Revenue Bonds. The body will also consider equipment and vehicle purchases for Public Works and the Police Department.
- Update to the performance agreement for Paschal’s Landing Development regarding Industrial Revenue Bonds
- Purchase of a 2025 John Deere Z970R ZTrak Mower for Public Works via the Equipment Reserve Fund
- Pre-approval for a budgeted Police Department vehicle acquisition
- Proclamations for Child Abuse Prevention Month, Public Service Recognition Week, Shop Local Week, and National Day of Prayer
- Staff comments regarding Recreational Burn Permit regulations
The City Commission approved the meeting agenda and all consent items. It adopted four proclamations (Child Abuse Prevention Month, Public Service Recognition Week, Shop Local Week, and a Day of Prayer) and authorized purchases for a John Deere mower ($17,607.59) and a police patrol vehicle ($42,000). It also approved a performance agreement for Paschal’s Landing Development that could require up to $200,000 from the city.
- Approved agenda as submitted (5-0)
- Approved consent items (5-0)
- Proclaimed April 2025 as Child Abuse Prevention Month (5-0)
- Proclaimed May 4‑10, 2025 as Public Service Recognition Week (5-0)
- Proclaimed May 5‑11, 2025 as Shop Local Week (5-0)
- Proclaimed May 1, 2025 as a Day of Prayer (5-0)
- Authorized purchase of John Deere mower up to $17,607.59 (5-0)
- Authorized pre‑approval of police vehicle up to $42,000 (5-0)
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The City Commission will discuss CDBG funding for the Pilla Park redevelopment and hold public hearings regarding IRBs for the Paschal’s Landing and 10 Union Lofts projects. The body will also consider alcohol permits for the 2025 Main Street Market and a banking agreement with Mid-America Bank.
- Public hearing for Small Cities CDBG funds for Pilla Park redevelopment
- Public hearings on issuance of IRBs for Paschal’s Landing and 10 Union Lofts
- Resolution 2025-05 regarding alcohol sale and consumption at 2025 Main Street Market
- Proposed banking services agreement with Mid-America Bank
- Authorization for well maintenance bids and services
The commission adopted resolutions to issue industrial revenue bonds of up to $13.3 million for Paschal’s Landing and up to $20 million for the 10 Union Lofts development. It also authorized the sale and consumption of alcohol at four Main Street Market events, approved banking services with Mid‑America Bank, and approved a water‑well treatment contract costing up to $129,945. Additional CDBG‑related resolutions were adopted to certify authority, maintain the project site, and allow execution of the grant application.
- Authorized alcohol sales at Main Street Market events (4‑1)
- Adopted Resolution 2025‑08 to issue up to $13.3 M IRBs for Paschal’s Landing (5‑0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025‑09 to issue up to $20 M IRBs for 10 Union Lofts (5‑0)
- Authorized banking services agreement with Mid‑America Bank (4‑0)
- Authorized well‑maintenance contract with Subsurface Technologies up to $129,945 (5‑0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025‑06 certifying authority to apply for CDBG funding (5‑0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025‑07 assuring continuous maintenance of the improved site (5‑0)
- Authorized contract with Western Consultants d/b/a Government Assistance Services for CDBG grant administration (5‑0)
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This is a special work session where the City Commission will hear updates on city development projects and receive information from Douglas County on the Judicial and Law Enforcement renovation and Public Safety Building, coordinated FIFA 2026 planning, and Open Space Planning. No formal decisions or votes are scheduled; the session is for discussion and conversation only.
- City of Eudora development project updates
- Douglas County Judicial and Law Enforcement renovation and Public Safety Building discussion
- Coordinated FIFA 2026 planning update
- Douglas County Open Space Planning update
The commission voted to adjourn the special meeting. The motion was moved by Commissioner Cullen, seconded by Commissioner Curnes, and carried with five votes in favor and none against or abstaining. No other substantive actions were taken.
- Adjourned meeting (5-0)
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The Eudora City Commission will hold a public hearing to finalize a CDBG-funded project at 701 Main Street and consider Resolution 2025-04 assigning lease agreements and related bond documents for Modern Manufacturing. The commission also will recognize Arbor Day, receive the Senior Foundation annual report, and hear staff updates on the parks master plan, budget workshop date, and KDOT cost share support.
- Consider Resolution 2025-04 assigning lease agreements and bond documents for Modern Manufacturing
- Public hearing to finalize CDBG grant project at 701 Main Street
- Consider proclamation recognizing Arbor Day
- Receive 2024 annual report from Senior Foundation of Eudora
- Staff introduction of new Fire Chief Justin Lee
The Eudora City Commission approved the meeting agenda and consent items, and adopted a proclamation for Arbor Month. It approved Resolution 2025-04 to transfer lease and bond documents for Modern Manufacturing to Serrmi Products. The commission set a budget workshop for May 21, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. and then adjourned the meeting.
- Approved meeting agenda (4-0-0)
- Approved consent items (5-0-0)
- Approved Arbor Month proclamation (5-0-0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025-04 for lease and bond document transfer (5-0-0)
- Scheduled budget workshop for May 21, 2025 at 5:00 p.m. (unanimous)
- Adjourned meeting (5-0-0)
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The Eudora City Commission will decide on authorizing a new contract for Municipal Court judge services with Randy McCalla, increasing monthly pay from $1,000 to $2,000 due to a rising caseload. Other actions include authorizing a vehicle purchase for Public Works street maintenance, considering the sale of surplus items via Purple Wave, and receiving the 2024 Annual Report. Consent items cover police and fire department reports for February 2025 and approval of meeting minutes.
- Authorize new contract with Randy McCalla for Municipal Court judge services at $2,000/month
- Authorize purchase of a vehicle for Public Works street maintenance
- Consider sale of certain items through Purple Wave
- Receive the 2024 Annual Report
- Recognize Trevor Cook's completion of the Management Fellowship Program
The Eudora City Commission approved the purchase of a 2025 Ford F-550 pickup and a Knapheide flatbed with sander and snowplow for the Public Works Department, totaling up to $105,807, funded partly by surplus equipment auction proceeds. The commission also authorized the sale of surplus vehicles and equipment via Purple Wave auction, approved the consent agenda (including minutes, police/fire reports, a municipal court judge contract, and warrants), and received the 2024 Annual Report with no action. No public comments were made.
- Approved agenda as submitted (4-0)
- Approved consent items including Feb 24 minutes, police/fire reports, court judge contract, and warrants (4-0)
- Authorized sale of surplus vehicles/equipment via Purple Wave auction (4-0)
- Authorized purchase of 2025 Ford F-550 from Laird Noller Ford up to $58,257 (4-0)
- Authorized purchase of Knapheide flatbed, sander, and snowplow up to $47,550 (4-0)
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This special meeting consists solely of an executive session to consult with the city attorney on pending litigation under the attorney-client privilege exception. No other business will be discussed; the meeting will adjourn afterward.
- Executive session for attorney consultation on pending litigation, K.S.A. 75-4319(b)(2)
The Eudora City Commission held a special meeting on March 10, 2025, primarily to recess into executive session to discuss pending litigation with the city attorney. The motion to enter executive session was approved 3-0, and the meeting resumed at 6:45pm with no action taken. The commission then adjourned unanimously. No substantive decisions were made.
- Approved motion to enter executive session for attorney consultation on pending litigation (3-0)
- Approved motion to adjourn the meeting (4-0)
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The Eudora City Commission will hold a public hearing and consider Charter Ordinance 19 regarding a Reinvestment Housing Incentives District (RHID) for property tax increment distribution. They will also consider a final plat application for Paschal's Landing and 10 Union Lofts subdivisions, a change order for the 2025 Pavement Management Program, and a lease-purchase agreement for fitness room equipment at the Eudora Community Center. Consent items include approval of previous meeting minutes, a People Service Report, a quarterly Codes report, and warrants.
- Public hearing and consideration of Charter Ordinance 19 for RHID property tax increment distribution
- Consider final plat for Paschal's Landing and 10 Union Lofts
- Consider Change Order No. 1 to the 2025 Pavement Management Program
- Consider a lease-purchase agreement for fitness room equipment at the Eudora Community Center
- Consent items: minutes, People Service Report, Codes report, warrants
The Eudora City Commission adopted Charter Ordinance No. 19, allowing variable tax increment distribution in Reinvestment Housing Incentive Districts (RHIDs). They also extended a public hearing on creating a RHID to May 12, 2025, approved the final plat for Paschal's Landing and 10 Union Lofts, awarded a change order for pavement work, and approved a lease-purchase for fitness equipment. All votes were unanimous (4-0).
- Adopted Charter Ordinance No. 19 for RHID tax distribution (4-0)
- Extended RHID public hearing to May 12, 2025 (4-0)
- Approved final plat for Paschal's Landing and 10 Union Lofts (4-0)
- Awarded Change Order No. 1 to NewCo Conc. LLC for pavement work, up to $346,647 (4-0)
- Approved lease-purchase agreement with Johnson Fitness & Wellness for fitness equipment (4-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission will discuss authorizing funds for a 2025 Property Tax Rebate Program and review bid results for the 2025 Pavement Management Program. The body will also receive reports on the FY 2024 budget and Q4 2024 staffing. A work session is scheduled to review planning service provisions and golf cart and ATV regulations.
- Authorization of City funds for a 2025 Property Tax Rebate Program
- Review of 2025 Pavement Management Program bid results
- Request for alcohol sale, consumption, and possession on City property for Eudora High School All-Night Prom Committee
- Annual budget report for FY 2024
- Addendum to the City's contract with Flory Bookkeeping
The City Commission awarded two contracts for the 2025 Pavement Management Program: NewCo Concrete LLC for mill and overlay work not to exceed $449,015, and Bettis Asphalt & Construction for chip and seal work not to exceed $75,766.62. The commission also approved a 2025 Property Tax Rebate Program, authorized alcohol sales at a prom event, and approved all consent items. No action was taken on planning services or golf cart/ATV regulations, which were discussed in work sessions.
- Approved consent items including minutes, police/fire reports, and warrants (5-0)
- Approved alcohol sales at Eudora Community Center for All-Night Prom on March 8, 2025 (3-2)
- Awarded NewCo Concrete LLC $449,015 for 2025 Pavement Management Program (5-0)
- Awarded Bettis Asphalt & Construction $75,766.62 for chip and seal program (5-0)
- Authorized City funds for 2025 Property Tax Rebate Program (5-0)
- Adjourned meeting (5-0)
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The Eudora City Commission will hold a special meeting to recess into an executive session. The closed session is to consult with the city attorney on matters deemed privileged under the attorney-client relationship exception (K.S.A. 75-4319(b)(2)), specifically to discuss potential litigation. The meeting will then adjourn. No other public business is scheduled.
- Executive session for attorney consultation on potential litigation under K.S.A. 75-4319(b)(2)
The Eudora City Commission met in a special session via Zoom and immediately recessed into executive session to consult with an attorney about potential litigation. After reconvening in chambers, no action was taken on any matter, and the meeting was adjourned. The minutes record no substantive decisions.
- Approved motion to enter executive session for attorney consultation (5-0)
- Approved motion to adjourn meeting (5-0)
Planning Commission Agendas and Packets
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on a final plat and final development plan for a property at 2260 N 1400 Rd, submitted by BG Consultants on behalf of Main Street Development. The commission will also receive updates on the City Commission's approval of a duplex rezoning at 1027 & 1029 Maple Street and a pending CUP site plan review. Consent items include approval of minutes from the January 8, 2025 meeting.
- Consider final plat and final development plan for Paschal's Subdivision at 2260 N 1400 Rd (two lots, one tract, open space dedication)
- Update: City Commission approved rezoning of 1027 & 1029 Maple from RS to RT for duplex development
- Notice of pending CUP Site Plan Review before Lawrence-Douglas County Planning Office
- Approval of January 8, 2025 meeting minutes
The Eudora Planning Commission approved the final plat for Paschal's Subdivision and the Paschal's Landing & 10 Union Lofts Final Development Plan at 2260 N 1400 Rd, subject to conditions in the staff report. The development plan vote was 4-1 with one abstention, and the plat vote was 5-0 with one abstention. Consent items, including the January 8, 2025 minutes, were also approved unanimously.
- Approved consent items including January 8, 2025 minutes (6-0)
- Approved Final Plat for Paschal's Subdivision at 2260 N 1400 Rd, subject to staff report conditions (5-0, 1 abstention)
- Approved Paschal's Landing & 10 Union Lofts Final Development Plan at 2260 N 1400 Rd, subject to staff report conditions (4-1, 1 abstention)
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The Eudora City Commission will hold a public hearing and vote on Ordinance 1169 to rezone two properties at 1027 and 1029 Maple Street from single-family to two-family residential. The commission will also consider a proclamation declaring January 2025 as Human Trafficking Awareness Month. A work session will discuss a property tax rebate program for low-income households, seniors, and disabled veterans. Consent items include renewal of a work order for PEC Land Use Planning On-Call Services and approval of warrants.
- Ordinance 1169 rezoning 1027 and 1029 Maple from RS to RT (public hearing)
- Proclamation for Human Trafficking Awareness Month
- Work session on property tax rebate program
- Consent: renew work order for 2025 PEC Land Use Planning On-Call Services
- Consent: warrants from January 10 to January 23, 2025
The Eudora City Commission approved a rezoning application from Core Development LLC for 1027 and 1029 Maple Street, changing the zoning from RS (Residential Single-Family) to RT (Residential Two-Family or Duplex) District to allow construction of two duplexes. The commission also approved a proclamation declaring January 2025 as Human Trafficking Awareness Month and approved all consent items, including minutes, reports, and warrants. No public comments were submitted.
- Adopted Ordinance 1169 rezoning 1027 and 1029 Maple Street from RS to RT (5-0)
- Approved proclamation declaring January 2025 as Human Trafficking Awareness Month (5-0)
- Approved consent items including minutes, Fire Department and People Services reports, PEC Land Use Planning work order renewal, and warrants (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The Eudora City Commission will elect a mayor and vice mayor, then consider a resolution (2025-02) calling a public hearing on establishing a Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID) to spur residential development. A work session will discuss property tax relief and residential development incentive programs. Consent items include extending a contract with Foundations Inc. for Nottingham Center Development and waiving GAAP requirements.
- Election of mayor and vice mayor
- Resolution 2025-02: call public hearing for Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID)
- Work session on property tax relief programs and residential development incentive programs
- Douglas County presentation on 'A Place for Everyone' housing plan
- Consent item: extension of contract with Foundations Inc. for Nottingham Center Development
The Eudora City Commission unanimously adopted Resolution 2025-02, calling a public hearing on creating a Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID). In a work session, the Commission directed staff to develop a property tax relief pilot program for low-income households that are owner-occupied and either headed by someone over 65 or a disabled veteran. No action was taken on residential development incentives.
- Approved consent items including minutes, police report, GAAP waiver, and warrants (5-0)
- Adopted Resolution 2025-02 calling a public hearing on RHID creation (5-0)
- Directed staff to move forward with a property tax relief pilot program for low-income owner-occupied households with age or disability criteria
- Held executive session for quarterly City Manager review; no action taken
Planning Commission Agendas and Packets
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding a rezoning request for two Maple Street properties and a preliminary plat application. The body will also appoint a Chair and Vice Chair for the commission.
- Rezoning application from Core Development LLC for 1027 Maple Street and 1029 Maple Street from RS (Single-Family) to RT (Two-Family or Duplex) District
- Preliminary Plat application from LandPlan Engineering on behalf of SRN Land LLC for parcel 094-17-0-00-00-001.00-0
- Appointment of Planning Commission Chair and Vice Chair
The Eudora Planning Commission recommended approval of a rezoning at 1027 and 1029 Maple Street from single-family to two-family residential, and approved the Shadow Ridge North preliminary plat subject to staff conditions. Both actions passed 5-0. The commission also appointed its chair and vice chair for 2025.
- Appointed Grant Martin as 2025 Planning Commission Chair (5-0)
- Appointed Josh Harger as 2025 Planning Commission Vice Chair (5-0)
- Approved December 4, 2024 meeting minutes as submitted (5-0)
- Recommended City Commission approve rezoning at 1027 & 1029 Maple St from RS to RT (5-0)
- Approved Shadow Ridge North Preliminary Plat subject to staff report conditions (5-0)
City Commission Agendas and Packets
The City Commission is meeting to discuss and potentially authorize a contract with United Healthcare (UHC) for 2025-2026 employee health benefits. Staff recommends switching from Blue Cross/Blue Shield to UHC to add preventative health coverage and reduce costs.
- Proposed contract with United Healthcare for 2025-2026 health benefit coverage
- Estimated annual savings of approximately $55,705 by offering the UHC low-deductible plan
- Proposed addition of preventative health coverage including vaccinations, mammograms, and colonoscopies
- Comparison of BC/BS renewal rates (12% increase) versus UHC options
The Eudora City Commission held a special meeting via Zoom and approved switching employee health insurance to United Healthcare Systems for the 2025-2026 period. The decision was made after Assistant City Manager Zack Daniel explained the previous plan had rate increases and decreased benefits. The motion passed unanimously 5-0.
- Authorized City Manager to sign agreement with United Healthcare Systems for 2025-2026 employee health coverage (5-0)
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The Eudora City Commission and Planning Commission are holding a joint special meeting. The agenda consists of a work session and procedural items.
- Joint work session between the City Commission and Planning Commission
The joint special meeting of the Eudora City Commission and Planning Commission was primarily a work session with no action taken. At adjournment, the City Commission authorized the City Manager to enter into an agreement with United Healthcare Systems for employee health benefit coverage for the 2025-2026 period. The motion passed unanimously (5-0).
- Authorized City Manager to enter agreement with United Healthcare Systems for 2025-2026 employee health benefits (5-0)