Goddard public meetings in 2021

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider a rezoning request and annexation agreement for ICT Development, along with an investment and disbursement agreement for a general obligation bond and the purchase of new police radios. The agenda also includes routine consent items such as approval of minutes, accounts payable totaling $465,627.66, and cereal malt beverage license renewals.

• Rezoning request for ICT Development
• Annexation agreement for ICT Development
• Investment & Disbursement Agreement with Security Bank of Kansas City for General Obligation Bond 2020-1
• Purchase of new radios for Police Department
• Accounts payable: $253,876.91 (Dec 8) and $211,750.75 (Dec 15)

The Goddard City Council approved a rezoning request by Garver LLC to change land at 215th and 23rd from R-1 to R-2, allowing duplexes without a conditional use permit. The vote was unanimous, despite a protest petition and citizen concerns about low-income housing, flooding, traffic, and safety. The council also approved annexation of the land, an investment agreement with Security Bank of Kansas City, and the purchase of two police radios.

• Approved rezoning ordinance #880 for ICT Development (unanimous)
• Approved annexation ordinance #881 for ICT Development (unanimous)
• Approved investment and disbursement agreement with Security Bank of Kansas City (unanimous)
• Authorized purchase of two Motorola radios for $6,946.76 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes, accounts payable, and liquor license renewals (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission will consider several zoning items, including a conditional use permit for a carport, a variance, a rezoning for ICT Development, and a conditional use permit for an accessory apartment. They will also review preliminary and final plats for the Tanganyika Wildlife Park Addition. The meeting includes a city planner report on 2021 and the retirement of Doug VanAmburg.

• Conditional Use Permit for carport exceeding 400 sq ft – Case # CUP-21-1
• Variance for carport – Case # VAR-21-1
• Rezoning ICT Development – Case # ZONE-21-1
• Conditional Use Permit for accessory apartment – Case # CON2021-00051
• Preliminary and final plats for Tanganyika Wildlife Park Addition

The Goddard Planning Commission voted 3-1-2 to deny a rezoning request from ICT Development to change 202 lots at 215th and 23rd from R-1 to R-2, which would have allowed duplexes. The motion to approve included a proposed protective overlay to guarantee a 60% single-family / 40% duplex split, but failed. The denial is a recommendation that will go to the City Council for final determination.

• Denied rezoning to R-2 for ICT Development's 202-lot project at 215th & 23rd (3-1-2)
• Approved conditional use permit for carport exceeding 400 sq ft for Palsmeier property (6-0)
• Approved setback variance for carport at 427 W 3rd (6-0)
• Approved accessory apartment CUP for property north of US 54 on 231st (6-0)
• Approved preliminary plat for Tanganyika Wildlife Park Addition, contingent on storm water review (6-0)
• Approved final plat for Tanganyika Wildlife Park Addition, contingent on storm water review (6-0)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider amendments to industrial revenue bond agreements for Dove Estates Senior Care and Dove Estates Memory Care, an upgrade to G-Works software, and receive an emergency snow route presentation. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $285,433.13. The meeting also includes executive sessions for attorney consultation, personnel matters, and real property acquisition discussions.

• Resolution for IRB Bond Agreement Amendment #2 for Dove Estates Senior Care and Amendment #1 for Dove Estates Memory Care Penta I Rate Adjustment
• Consider upgrade to G-Works software
• Receive & file emergency snow route and removal presentation
• Accounts payable: November 17 ($89,093.99), November 23 ($151,061.64), December 1 ($45,277.50)
• Executive sessions for attorney consultation, personnel, and real property acquisition

The Goddard City Council approved the purchase of two new software modules, FrontDesk and HR Hub, for $13,360.00 to upgrade the city's administrative and accounting systems. The council also adopted a resolution approving interest rate reductions on two industrial revenue bonds for Dove Estates. The meeting included two executive sessions, with no binding action taken in either.

• Approved agenda as amended, moving Governing Body Comments after the Executive Session
• Approved consent agenda including minutes from Nov. 15 and accounts payable totaling $285,433.13
• Adopted Resolution #21-38 approving IRB interest rate amendments for Dove Estates Senior Care and Memory Care
• Authorized purchase of FrontDesk and HR Hub software modules for $13,360.00
• Received and filed emergency snow route and removal presentation
• Held executive session for attorney consultation and personnel matter; no binding action
• Held executive session for preliminary discussion on real property acquisition; no binding action
• Adjourned meeting at 8:28 p.m.

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider a request from ICT Development for assistance and development participation regarding the platting of 88 acres at the northeast corner of 215th West and 23rd Street South. The council will also review a special use application at 401 E Industrial Road, a fireworks request for the Christmas on Main Street event, a uniform public offense code correction, and a report on snow route removal. Consent agenda items include approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $281,878.57.

• Request for assistance and development participation from ICT Development for platting 88 acres at NE corner of 215th West & 23rd Street South
• Special use application request at 401 E Industrial Road
• Fireworks approval request for Christmas on Main Street event
• Uniform public offense code correction
• Accounts payable: November 3, 2021 for $249,889.59 and November 10, 2021 for $31,988.98

The Goddard City Council approved transferring $100,000 from the General Fund to the Capital Improvement Fund to contribute toward a 12-inch waterline for future development at 215th Street West and 23rd Street South. The council also approved a special use permit for a restaurant and bar at 401 East Industrial Road, adopted Ordinance #878, and approved a fireworks display for the Christmas on Main Street event. Ordinance #879, amending the Uniform Public Offense Code, was also adopted.

• Approved $100,000 transfer from General Fund to Capital Improvement Fund for waterline (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #878 for special use at 401 East Industrial Road (unanimous)
• Approved fireworks display at Christmas on Main Street (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #879 amending Uniform Public Offense Code (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Commission is reviewing a special use application for a restaurant and bar at 401 E Industrial St. They are also considering changing the classification of a building at 219 N Main St from an accessory to a principal structure.

• Special Use Application: Restaurant and bar at 4/01 E Industrial St (2,000 sq ft)
• Reclassification request: Change building use at 219 N Main St from accessory to principal
• City Planner Report: Residential growth update noting only 25% of lots remain for sale

The Goddard Planning Commission approved a special use application for a restaurant and bar at 401 E Industrial St, contingent on legal review by the City Council. They also approved reclassifying a building at 219 N Main St from accessory to principal use, with a requirement to wrap the east side per design guidelines. Both motions passed 5-0.

• Approved special use for restaurant/bar at 401 E Industrial St (5-0)
• Approved reclassification of building at 219 N Main St to principal use (5-0)

City Council

The Council will review a request from ICT Development for assistance with platting 88 acres. The developer is seeking city help with sanitary sewer service and water main extensions.

• Review of ICT Development request for 88-acre platting at 215th West & 23/rd Street South
• Appointment of Planning Commissioners Darrin Cline and Shane Grafing for 3-year terms
• Approval of accounts payable totaling $307,621.20 across three dates in October
• Consideration of request for additional OpenGov software module for permitting
• Receipt of Goddard Women's Club Annual Report

The Goddard City Council voted unanimously to direct staff to work with ICT Development and present at the next meeting the fiscal impact of contributing $100,000 toward a 12-inch waterline for a proposed residential development at 215th St W and 23rd St S. The council also approved renewing two planning commissioners' terms, a $1,000 check to the Goddard Women's Club, and the purchase of an OpenGov building permit module for $8,043. Mayor Larkin recused himself from all matters related to ICT Development due to a potential conflict of interest.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved 3-year term renewals for Planning Commissioners Darrin Cline and Shane Grafing (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and accounts payable totaling $307,621.20 (unanimous)
• Directed staff to study fiscal impact of $100,000 contribution to ICT Development waterline (unanimous)
• Approved $1,000 check to Goddard Women's Club (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of OpenGov building permit module for $8,043 (unanimous)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider awarding a construction bid for Arbor Creek Addition Phase 2 paving and grading to Pearson Construction, and will discuss a request from ICT Development for assistance with platting 88 acres at 215th West and 23rd Street South. The agenda also includes routine consent items such as approval of minutes, accounts payable totaling $276,298.42, and receiving board reports. Quarterly reports from city departments will be presented.

• Bid award for Arbor Creek Addition Phase 2 Paving & Grading to Pearson Construction
• Request for assistance and development participation from ICT Development for platting 88 acres at NE corner of 215th West & 23rd Street South
• Accounts payable: October 5, 2021 for $246,861.63 and October 13, 2021 for $29,436.79
• Recognition of Eisenhower High School Homecoming candidates
• Receive and file Library Board and Planning Commission minutes

The Goddard City Council unanimously approved awarding the Arbor Creek Addition Phase 2 grading and paving improvements contract to Pearson Construction for $242,311.50, the lowest of four bids, and authorized the mayor to execute the agreement. The council also tabled a request from ICT Development for financial assistance for an 88-acre platting project to the November 1 meeting for further financial review. All other agenda items, including the consent agenda and third-quarter reports, were approved or received without substantive decisions.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and accounts payable (unanimous)
• Awarded Arbor Creek Phase 2 paving and grading bid to Pearson Construction for $242,311.50 (unanimous)
• Authorized mayor to execute construction agreement with Pearson Construction (unanimous)
• Tabled ICT Development assistance request to November 1 meeting
• Received third-quarter reports from city departments
• Adjourned meeting at 8:32 p.m. (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission will consider a site plan for a new veterinary clinic at Casado St and Martens Dr, proposed by Skip Koster and designed by Alloy Architecture. The clinic would relocate from 19912 W Kellogg Dr to a larger building to meet increased demand. The commission will also approve the consent agenda, including minutes from the September 13 meeting, and receive a city planner report on upcoming plating projects.

• Site plan for new veterinary clinic at Casado & Martens (8,827 sq ft, C-2 zoning, 73.5% lot coverage)
• Approval of minutes from September 13, 2021 regular meeting
• City planner report on upcoming plating projects

The Goddard Planning Commission approved a site plan for a new veterinary clinic to be built at the corner of Casado St and Martens Dr. The clinic, submitted by Alloy Architecture on behalf of Skip Koster, will be a 8,827 SF building in the C-2 General Business District. The motion to approve carried 5-0.

• Approved site plan for new veterinary clinic at Casado & Martens (5-0)
• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved minutes from September 13, 2021 (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider a rezoning request for property at 1001 S Goddard Rd and adjoining land, changing it from R-1 to R-2 to allow duplex development. The council will also discuss a sewer and water benefit fee structure, a partnership with Sedgwick County for records management software, and several other items including a property sale and a grading change order. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $208,002.48.

• Rezoning request for 1001 S Goddard Rd and adjoining property from R-1 to R-2 for duplexes
• North Main property sale consideration
• Rustic Creek Addition Phase 1 Grading Improvement Change Order #1
• Discussion on Sewer & Water Benefit Fee Structure
• Accounts payable: $150,988.62 (Sept 23) and $57,013.86 (Sept 29)

The Goddard City Council approved a rezoning request for 1001 North Goddard Road, changing the zoning from R-1 to R-2 to allow duplex development. The council also authorized the sale of city-owned land to Uneeda Storage, LLC, approved a change order for grading at Rustic Creek, and directed staff to draft an ordinance for new water and sewer benefit fees.

• Approved rezoning of 1001 North Goddard Road to R-2 (unanimous)
• Authorized sale of Lots 1-2, Block A Goddard Crossing Addition to Uneeda Storage for ~$263,175 (unanimous)
• Approved change order #1 for Rustic Creek grading at $30,032 (unanimous)
• Directed staff to draft ordinance for sewer plant equity fee and city infrastructure benefit fee (unanimous)
• Authorized agreement with Sedgwick County for new records management software (unanimous)
• Approved $11,179 for UV vessel rebuild parts at wastewater treatment facility (unanimous)
• Accepted bid from Deck Rescue L.L.C. to stain/seal Linear Park Pavilion for $10,761 (unanimous)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider approving the 2021 Standard Traffic Ordinance and Uniform Public Offense Code, and an ordinance increasing the allowed detached garage square footage. The agenda also includes routine consent items like minutes, accounts payable totaling $386,001.86, and receiving board reports, plus an executive session for attorney consultation.

• Approve 2021 Standard Traffic Ordinance
• Approve 2021 Uniform Public Offense Code
• Consider ordinance increasing detached garage square footage
• Accounts payable: $55,931.63 (Sept 9) and $330,070.23 (Sept 16)
• Executive session for attorney consultation

The Goddard City Council unanimously adopted the 2021 Standard Traffic Ordinance and Uniform Public Offense Code, incorporating state model codes by reference. It also approved an ordinance increasing the allowable detached garage square footage on residential lots from 720 to 1,440 square feet. The council approved the consent agenda, including minutes and accounts payable, and held an executive session for attorney consultation with no binding action taken.

• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and accounts payable totaling $386,001.86 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #874, the 2021 Standard Traffic Ordinance (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #875, the 2021 Uniform Public Offense Code (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #876, increasing detached garage square footage from 720 to 1,440 sq ft (unanimous)
• Recessed into executive session for attorney consultation; no binding action taken

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission will consider a rezoning request for 1001 N Goddard Rd and adjoining property, and discuss STAR Bond phase 2 softball diamonds. The agenda also includes approval of minutes, a city planner report on subdivision changes, and citizen comments.

• Rezoning request for 1001 N Goddard Rd & adjoining property
• STAR Bond phase 2 softball diamonds discussion
• Approval of August 9, 2021 meeting minutes
• City planner report on subdivision changes 2021 to date

The Goddard Planning Commission approved a rezoning request for property at 1001 N Goddard Rd and adjoining land, changing it from R-1 to R-2 to allow duplex development. The motion carried 5-1, with Commissioner Cline opposed. The commission also approved an amended site plan for Phase 2 softball diamonds at the Goddard Genesis development, which passed 6-0.

• Approved rezoning of 1001 N Goddard Rd and adjoining property from R-1 to R-2 for duplexes (5-1)
• Approved amended site plan for Phase 2 softball diamonds at Goddard Genesis (6-0)
• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved minutes from August 9, 2021, with correction to item H.1 (6-0)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider awarding a construction bid for storm water, sanitary sewer, and water distribution improvements in Arbor Creek Addition Phase 2, and will hold public hearings on the revenue neutral rate and the final 2022 budget. They will also discuss the demolition of 101 N Cedar St, with options including moving forward with demolition, allowing the new owner to proceed, or tabling the matter.

• Bid award for Arbor Creek Phase 2 utilities to Nowak Construction (total project $882,000)
• Public hearing on Revenue Neutral Rate
• Public hearing on Final 2022 Budget
• Discussion of 101 N Cedar St demolition (bids: Pearson $12,240, RMC $10,000-$15,000)
• Consider UPS replacement for server room and grass management bid award

The Goddard City Council approved the 2022-2023 operating budget with a total mill levy of 33.226 mills, maintaining the same rate as the prior year, and adopted Resolution 21-37 to exceed the revenue neutral rate as required by state law. The council also awarded a $236,533.50 construction contract to Nowak Construction for Arbor Creek Addition Phase 2 infrastructure, allowed the demolition of 101 North Cedar to proceed through the permitting process, and approved several smaller purchases and service contracts.

• Adopted 2022-2023 operating budget with 33.226 mill levy (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 21-37 to exceed revenue neutral rate (unanimous)
• Awarded $236,533.50 bid to Nowak Construction for Arbor Creek Phase 2 (unanimous)
• Allowed 101 North Cedar demolition to proceed via permitting, with follow-up in October (unanimous)
• Authorized $5,366.45 UPS replacement for server room (unanimous)
• Approved $8,210.00 TruGreen grass management bid for Linear and Means Parks (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including accounts payable totaling $968,195.58 (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing a proposal for a new R-4 High Density zoning classification and the purchase of a replacement van for Public Works. The agenda also includes the appointment of Frank Petsche to the Library Board and review of recent accounts payable.

• Consideration of new R-4 (High Density) zoning classification
• Consider purchase of replacement van for Public Works Department
• Appointment of Frank PetsCO to Goddard Public Library Board
• Approval of accounts payable totaling $192,010.91 (Aug 3) and $26,261.32 (Aug 13)
• Review of $104,979.60 paving request for Clover Leaf Phase II Project

The Goddard City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance #873, adding the R-4 'Residential High-Density District' zoning classification to the city's zoning regulations. The council also approved the purchase of a Vermeer LP573SGT Hydro-excavator for $63,601.00 for the Public Works Department, funded from the Equipment Reserve Fund. All other agenda items, including the consent agenda and the reappointment of Frank Petsche to the Library Board, were approved unanimously. The council held an executive session for attorney consultation, with no binding action taken.

• Adopted Ordinance #873 adding R-4 high-density residential zoning (unanimous)
• Approved $63,601.00 purchase of Vermeer LP573SGT Hydro-excavator (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and accounts payable totaling $218,272.23 (unanimous)
• Reappointed Frank Petsche to Goddard Public Library Board (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Held executive session for attorney consultation; no binding action taken

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission will consider approving preliminary and final plats for the JAL Subdivision, a 2.64-acre commercial development at Main St and US-54, and will also review a conditional use permit for boat and RV storage in the county. The agenda includes an administrative cleanup item to amend subdivision regulations with new land use definitions. The meeting will also include a report on a STAR Bond site plan change.

• JAL preliminary plat for 2.64 acres at Main St and US-54 (2 lots, C-2 zoning)
• JAL final plat for same property
• CUP for boat and RV storage at 740 S 199th St W (county, 0.229 acres)
• Amendment to Article 2 of subdivision regulations adding 10 land use definitions
• STAR Bond site plan change (report only)

The Goddard Planning Commission approved a conditional use permit for boat and RV storage at 740 S 199th St W, a preliminary and final plat for the JAL subdivision at Main St and US-54, and an amendment to Article 2 of the subdivision regulations adding land use definitions. All votes were unanimous (5-0). The commission also discussed a potential STAR Bond site plan amendment but took no action.

• Approved CUP for boat and RV storage at 740 S 199th St W (5-0)
• Approved preliminary plat for JAL subdivision contingent on drainage review (5-0)
• Approved final plat for JAL subdivision contingent on drainage review (5-0)
• Approved amendment to Article 2 of subdivision regulations adding land use definitions (5-0)

City Council

The Goddard City Council is meeting to handle routine business and several new items, including a proposed new zoning classification, a fireworks show for National Night Out, and updates on road projects and police vehicle sales. The council will also receive the 2020 audit and appoint a new library board member.

• Appoint Kate Morgan to Goddard Public Library Board
• Receive 2020 Audit Presentation
• Receive TranSystems report on RCUT, Interior Frontage Road Connector, & 183rd Street Projects
• Consider proposal for fireworks show at National Night Out Event
• Consider new zoning classification: Rural Urban Intent

The Goddard City Council unanimously adopted Ordinance #872, creating a new 'Rural Urban Intent' (RUI) zoning classification to accommodate rural properties annexed into the city without immediate city services. The council also approved a fireworks display for National Night Out, authorized the sale of a surplus police vehicle, and received the 2020 audit and road project updates.

• Adopted Ordinance #872 creating RUI zoning classification (unanimous)
• Approved fireworks discharge at National Night Out on Aug 13, 2021, 9:30-10:00 PM (unanimous)
• Authorized sale of 2012 Chevrolet Tahoe police vehicle via Purple Wave Auction (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and accounts payable (unanimous)
• Received and filed 2020 audit report
• Received and filed TranSystems report on RCUT, frontage road, and 183rd Street projects

City Council

The City Council will consider a bid acceptance for the Arbor Creek Phase 2 temporary note sale and a bid award for new City Hall A/C units. The agenda also includes authorizing a notice of hearing for the 2022–2023 operating budget.

• Bid acceptance for Arbor Creek Phase 2 G.O. Temporary Note Sale
• Bid award for new City Hall A/C units
• Resolution to remove Vendor Food Truck License from Master Fee Schedule
• Authorization of notice of hearing for 2022–2023 operating budget
• Recognition of Captain Lance Beagley as Interim Police Chief

The Goddard City Council accepted a bid from Country Club Bank for $930,000 in General Obligation Temporary Notes to fund sanitary sewer, storm water sewer, paving, and water distribution for Arbor Creek Addition Phase 2. The council also awarded a bid to Fenix for new A/C units at City Hall for $9,432.30, adopted a resolution removing food truck license fees from the Master Fee Schedule, and authorized publication of a notice for a public hearing on the 2022-2023 budget, which proposes no increase in the property tax rate.

• Approved the agenda as presented.
• Approved the consent agenda, including minutes, accounts payable of $263,821.75, and board/commission reports.
• Accepted the bid from Country Club Bank for $930,000 in temporary notes for Arbor Creek Phase 2.
• Adopted Resolution 21-35 authorizing the sale of the notes.
• Awarded the A/C unit bid to Fenix for $9,432.30.
• Adopted Resolution 21-36 removing food and ice cream truck license fees from the Master Fee Schedule.
• Authorized publication of the notice for the Revenue Neutral Rate and Budget Hearing for 2022-2023.
• Consensus to obtain a title report on properties along the old railroad.

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission is meeting for a regular session with a light agenda. The main item of new business is a presentation from the Chamber of Commerce. The consent agenda includes approval of the minutes from the June 14, 2021 meeting, and there are no items for the Board of Zoning Appeals, old business, or city planner report.

• Chamber of Commerce presentation
• Approval of minutes from June 14, 2021 regular meeting

The Goddard Planning Commission met and approved the agenda and the minutes from June 14, 2021. The only substantive item was a report from the Chamber of Commerce director, which was received and filed with no motion. No other business was conducted, and the meeting adjourned.

• Approved the agenda unanimously.
• Approved the minutes from June 14, 2021, unanimously.
• Received and filed the Chamber of Commerce report (no motion required).
• Adjourned the meeting at 7:36 p.m.

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider a resolution to condemn property at 101 N Cedar St, authorize the sale of a temporary note for Arbor Creek Phase 2 improvements, temporarily waive sound and firework ordinances for the Summer Ball Showdown Event, and purchase a new HVAC system for the chlorine building. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $452,384.00.

• Resolution for condemnation of 101 N Cedar St
• Resolution authorizing sale of GO Temporary Note Series 2021-3 for Arbor Creek Phase 2
• Ordinance temporarily waiving sound and firework ordinances for Summer Ball Showdown Event
• Purchase of new HVAC system for Chlorine Building
• Accounts payable: June 23, 2021 $112,848.89; June 30, 2021 $339,535.11

The Goddard City Council adopted Resolution 21-33 to condemn the property at 101 North Cedar Street, giving the owner 14 days to obtain a demolition permit and 60 days to complete demolition to MABCD standards, with the city to raze it if not done. They also approved Resolution 21-34 authorizing the sale of a General Obligation Temporary Note for Phase 2 improvements of Arbor Creek Addition, and adopted Ordinance #871 waiving sound and fireworks restrictions for the Summer Ball Showdown event, with fireworks limited to 11 p.m. Additionally, they approved spending $5,150 from the Water Reserve Fund to replace the HVAC system in the chlorine building.

• Approved Resolution 21-33 condemning 101 North Cedar Street, requiring demolition within 60 days or city razing.
• Approved Resolution 21-34 authorizing sale of GO Temporary Note Series 2021-3 for Arbor Creek Phase 2 improvements.
• Adopted Ordinance #871 waiving sound and fireworks ordinances for Summer Ball Showdown, with fireworks ending by 11 p.m.
• Authorized $5,150 purchase from T&T Heating and Air for new HVAC system in chlorine building, funded by Water Reserve Fund.
• Approved consent agenda including minutes of June 21, 2021, and accounts payable totaling $452,384.
• Approved the agenda as presented.

City Council

The Goddard City Council will hold a public hearing on the CDBG-CV grant program and consider several resolutions for the Arbor Creek Phase 2 development, including petitions for sanitary sewer, storm water sewer, paving, and water improvements, as well as an engineering service agreement with MKEC. They will also consider adopting a hazard mitigation plan for FEMA funding, repairs to Water Well #4, and an ordinance amending the C-1 and C-2 zoning districts. The meeting includes routine consent agenda items such as approval of minutes and accounts payable.

• Public hearing on CDBG-CV grant program
• Arbor Creek Phase 2 re-spread petition resolutions for unoccupied Phase 1 lots
• Arbor Creek Phase 2 petition resolutions for sanitary sewer, storm water, paving, and water improvements
• Engineering service agreement with MKEC for Arbor Creek Phase 2
• Ordinance amending C-1 and C-2 zoning districts

The Goddard City Council unanimously approved resolutions for Arbor Creek Phase 2 improvements, including sanitary sewer, storm water, paving, and water systems, with costs assessed 100% to the improvement district. They also approved a $117,312 engineering agreement with MKEC for Phase 2 design. Additionally, the council adopted the Sedgwick County Hazard Mitigation Plan, approved $40,000 for water well #7 repairs, and amended the C-2 zoning district to allow mixed-use developments.

• Approved Resolution 21-24 for Arbor Creek sanitary sewer improvements, repealing Resolution 19-07.
• Approved Resolution 21-25 for Arbor Creek storm water sewer improvements, repealing Resolution 19-09.
• Approved Resolution 21-26 for Arbor Creek paving improvements, repealing Resolution 19-11.
• Approved Resolution 21-27 for Arbor Creek water distribution improvements, repealing Resolution 19-13.
• Approved Resolutions 21-28 through 21-31 for Arbor Creek Phase 2 sanitary sewer, storm water, paving, and water improvements.
• Approved the $117,312 engineering service agreement with MKEC for Arbor Creek Phase 2 design.
• Approved Resolution 21-32 adopting the Sedgwick County Hazard Mitigation Plan as the city's official plan.
• Approved $40,000 for maintenance and rehabilitation of water well #7.

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission unanimously approved amendments to sign regulations, building design standards, and zoning classifications, including the addition of R-4 High Density Residential and RUI Rural Urban Intent districts. The commission also approved a site plan for the Arbor Creek Club House. All motions passed 6-0.

• Approved sign regulation amendment (Exhibit G.1a) with added text (6-0)
• Approved building design standards amendment (Exhibit G.2a) with added text (6-0)
• Approved C-2 General Business District zoning amendment to allow mixed-use (Exhibit G.3a) with added text (6-0)
• Approved new R-4 High Density Residential zoning classification (Exhibit G.4a) with added text (6-0)
• Approved new RUI Rural Urban Intent zoning classification (Exhibit G.5a) with comments (6-0)
• Approved site plan for Arbor Creek Club House (6-0)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider an ordinance authorizing the sale and issuance of Series 2021 STAR Bonds related to the Goddard Aquatic Center & Sports Complex, along with improvements to the Community Center. They will also receive updates on Water Well #7 repairs and 2022-23 budget discussions for ancillary funds. The agenda includes routine consent items such as minutes and accounts payable.

• Ordinance authorizing Series 2021 STAR Bond for Aquatic Center & Sports Complex
• Consider improvements to Goddard Community Center
• Receive and file update on Water Well #7 authorized repairs
• Receive and file 2022-23 budget discussion for ancillary funds
• Consent agenda: accounts payable totaling $311,822.67

The Goddard City Council approved Ordinance 869 authorizing the issuance of up to $11,065,000 in sales tax special obligation revenue bonds for the Olympic Park STAR Bond Project, which will finance the Goddard Aquatic Center and Sports Complex. The council also discussed but took no formal action on repairs to the Community Center, and received an update on Well #7 repairs. The consent agenda, including minutes and accounts payable, was approved unanimously.

• Approved Ordinance 869 authorizing $11,065,000 in STAR bonds for the Aquatic Center and Sports Complex (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and accounts payable totaling $311,822.67 (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 8:07 p.m. (unanimous)

City Council

The Goddard City Council is holding a special meeting to conduct a public hearing on a proposed first amendment to the Star Bond Financing Project Plan for the Olympic Park Star Bond Project District. After the hearing, the council will consider an ordinance to approve the amendment. The agenda contains only this one new business item.

• Public hearing on proposed First Amendment to Star Bond Financing Project Plan for Olympic Park Star Bond Project District
• Consideration of ordinance approving the amendment to the Project Plan

The Goddard City Council held a public hearing and unanimously adopted Ordinance #868, which amends the STAR Bond project plan and development agreement for the Olympic Park district. The amendment adds improvements and adjusts the STAR Bond allocation. No public comments were received, and the ordinance takes effect upon publication.

• Closed public hearing for STAR Bond project plan amendment (unanimous)
• Waived reading of Ordinance #868 (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #868 to amend STAR Bond project plan and development agreement (unanimous, roll call: Zimmerman, Leland, Traylor, Larkin)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider updated water and sewer rate ordinances that lower monthly debt service fees, approve design agreements for street and intersection improvements, and address an unfit property at 101 N Cedar. The agenda also includes routine consent items like minutes and accounts payable.

• Updated water rate ordinance lowering debt service fee from $12.44 to $10.88 per month
• Updated sewer rate ordinance lowering debt service fee from $27.95 to $15.48 per month
• Resolution authorizing Phase 2 street and sidewalk improvements for Clover Leaf Farms Addition
• Design agreement with TranSystems for US-54/400/Kellogg RCUT and connector road
• Maintenance proposal for Well #7

The Goddard City Council approved resolutions authorizing $735,000 in temporary notes for Phase 2 street and water improvements in Clover Leaf Farms, and set a July 6 public hearing on condemning the property at 101 N Cedar. It also authorized agreements for road design work on US-54/400, approved an additional $60,000 for water well #7 repairs, and adopted ordinances lowering water and sewer debt service fees.

• Approved Resolution 21-22 setting July 6, 2021 public hearing for condemnation consideration of 101 N Cedar (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution 21-23 authorizing $735,000 in general obligation temporary notes for Clover Leaf Farms Phase 2 improvements (unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor to execute KDOT cooperation agreement and TranSystems design scope for US-54/400 RCUT and connector road (unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor to execute TranSystems design agreement for 183rd & US-54/400 improvements and pedestrian connection to RCUT (unanimous)
• Authorized additional $60,000 for water well #7 repairs (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #866 lowering water debt service fee from $12.44 to $10.88 per month (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #867 lowering sewer debt service fee from $27.95 to $15.48 per month (unanimous)
• Set May 27, 2021 public hearing for STAR Bond project plan amendment (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting with no old business and no Board of Zoning Appeals items. New business includes discussions on sign regulations, design standards, mixed-use zoning, Rural Urban Intent (RUI), high-density (R-4) zoning, the zoning map, and annexation. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with consent agenda approval of minutes and no city planner report.

• Discussion of sign regulations
• Discussion of design standards
• Discussion of zoning for commercial with residential (mixed use)
• Discussion of zoning for Rural Urban Intent (RUI) and High Density (R-4)
• Discussion of zoning map and annexation

The Goddard Planning Commission met jointly with the City Council and Mayor to discuss several proposed zoning and development regulation changes. No formal decisions were made; all items were received and filed for future consideration. Discussions covered sign regulations, design standards for metal buildings, mixed-use zoning, a new Rural Urban Intent (RUI) classification, a high-density R-4 zoning, a revised zoning map, and annexation strategies.

• Received and filed sign regulations discussion (no action)
• Received and filed design standards discussion (no action)
• Received and filed mixed-use zoning discussion (no action)
• Received and filed Rural Urban Intent (RUI) zoning discussion (no action)
• Received and filed high-density R-4 zoning discussion (no action)
• Received and filed zoning map discussion (no action)
• Received and filed annexation discussion (no action)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider awarding a bid for the Rustic Creek Phase 1 project, discuss replacing IT servers, review utility rate ordinances, and update on an unfit habitation at 101 N Cedar. The agenda also includes routine consent items like approving minutes and accounts payable.

• Rustic Creek Phase 1 bid award
• IT server replacement consideration
• Utility rate ordinance review and discussion
• Unfit habitation at 101 N Cedar update
• Accounts payable totaling $280,730.47

The Goddard City Council approved multiple construction bids for the Rustic Creek Phase 1 project, including paving, grading, sewer, and water improvements. They also approved the purchase of a replacement server and directed staff to prepare ordinances to lower monthly water and sewer debt service fees, effective in June for July billing. Additionally, they directed staff to prepare a resolution for a public hearing on the unfit habitation at 101 North Cedar.

• Approved Pearson Construction paving bid for $463,467.50 (unanimous)
• Approved Pearson Construction grading bid for $279,975 (unanimous)
• Approved McCullough sewer bid for $335,400 (unanimous)
• Approved McCullough water improvements bid for $181,200 (unanimous)
• Approved server replacement purchase for $18,977.20 (unanimous)
• Directed staff to prepare utility rate ordinances lowering sewer fee to $15.48 and water fee to $10.88 (consensus)
• Directed staff to prepare resolution for public hearing on 101 North Cedar (consensus)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will hold its regular meeting on April 19, 2021, with new business including authorization of temporary notes for Clover Leaf Phase 2, final replat of Dove Estates, and bids for annual roadway and street maintenance projects. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, accounts payable totaling $175,289.54, and receiving board reports. A presentation on a potential Eagle Scout project to paint the Community Center is also scheduled.

• Clover Leaf Phase 2 Temp Note Authorization
• Dove Estates Final Re-Plat
• Bids for Annual Roadway and Street Maintenance Projects
• Accounts payable: April 7 ($42,775.95) and April 14 ($132,513.59)
• Eagle Scout project presentation (painting Community Center)

The Goddard City Council unanimously approved resolutions authorizing Phase 2 water line and paving improvements for Clover Leaf Farms Addition, with estimated costs of $195,000 and $489,000 respectively, fully financed by the improvement district. The council also adopted four resolutions amending Phase 1 improvement resolutions to reflect boundary line adjustments, approved the Dove Estates 2nd Addition re-plat for 31 patio homes, and awarded the 2021 Roadway Maintenance Program bid to Circle C Construction for $100,171.50.

• Adopted Resolution 21-15 repealing Resolution 19-19 for sanitary sewer improvements (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 21-16 repealing Resolution 19-20 for storm water drain improvements (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 21-17 repealing Resolution 19-21 for street and sidewalk improvements (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 21-18 repealing Resolution 19-22 for water line improvements (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 21-19 authorizing Clover Leaf Farms Phase 2 water line improvements, estimated $195,000 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 21-20 authorizing Clover Leaf Farms Phase 2 paving improvements, estimated $489,000 (unanimous)
• Approved Dove Estates 2nd Addition re-plat, changing from 35 to 31 patio home lots (unanimous)
• Approved Circle C Construction bid of $100,171.50 for 2021 Roadway Maintenance Program (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission will consider two main items: a proposed ordinance to increase the allowable detached garage square footage on residential lots from 720 to 1,440 square feet, and preliminary and final plats for the Dove Estates patio homes re-plat, which would change the development from one parcel with 35 homes to 31 parcels with 31 homes. The meeting also includes a staff report on topics like Floor Area Ratio, Transfer of Development Rights, and a commercial zoning amendment, but these are informational only.

• Ordinance to increase detached garage allowable square footage from 720 to 1,440 sq ft
• Dove Estates preliminary re-plat for patio homes (31 parcels)
• Dove Estates final re-plat for patio homes (31 parcels)
• Staff report on Floor Area Ratio (FAR), Transfer of Development Rights (TDR), commercial zoning amendment

The Goddard Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend approval of a Conditional Use Permit for RV and boat storage at 19721 W 6th St, despite public opposition from neighbors concerned about property values and code compliance. The recommendation will go to the Sedgwick County Board of County Commissioners for final decision. The commission also approved revised regulations increasing allowable detached garage square footage from 720 to 1440 square feet, and approved preliminary and final re-plats for Dove Estates 2nd Addition.

• Approved Conditional Use Permit for RV/boat storage at 19721 W 6th St (6-0, recommendation)
• Approved revised detached garage square footage regulation (6-0)
• Approved preliminary re-plat for Dove Estates 2nd Addition (6-0)
• Approved final re-plat for Dove Estates 2nd Addition (6-0)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider several new business items, including a resolution supporting STAR Bonds for economic development, a request for city funding for the annual 4th of July fireworks show, the purchase of fleet vehicles for the police department, and additional bench seating in Linear Park. The council will also hear updates from the Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce, and will enter executive session for legal consultation.

• Resolution in Support of STAR Bonds, House Sub. of SB124
• Lions Club request for city financial contribution to 4th of July fireworks
• Consider purchase of fleet vehicles for Goddard PD
• Consider proposal for additional bench seating in Linear Park
• Appointment of Kate Morgan to Goddard Public Library Board

The Goddard City Council approved an $8,000 contribution to the Lions Club for the July 4th fireworks show and Veterans Day feast, and a $2,500 additional request from the Chamber of Commerce. The council also approved the purchase of two police vehicles for $106,292.31, additional park seating for $17,439.66, and adopted a resolution supporting STAR Bonds. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved $8,000 contribution to Lions Club for fireworks and feast (unanimous)
• Approved $2,500 additional funding for Chamber of Commerce (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of two police vehicles totaling $106,292.31 (unanimous)
• Approved $17,439.66 for 12 benches and concrete pads at Linear Park (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 21-14 supporting STAR Bonds and SB124 (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Kate Morgan to Library Board (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including accounts payable and Biltmore easement (unanimous)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will hold a public hearing on condemning a property at 101 N Cedar as unfit for habitation, and discuss a framework for community space with McCown Gordon and Shelden Architecture. They will also consider extending the NW Bypass interlocal agreement with Sedgwick County and KDOT, purchasing wastewater samplers, and reviewing the 2021-2027 Community Improvement Program. The consent agenda includes routine approvals of minutes, accounts payable totaling $205,535.37, and fireworks sales applications.

• Public hearing on condemnation of 101 N Cedar as unfit habitation
• Discussion of community space framework with McCown Gordon and Shelden Architecture
• Consider extension of NW Bypass interlocal right-of-way agreement with Sedgwick County & KDOT for FY 2021-2026
• Consider purchase of wastewater samplers for the wastewater facility
• Accounts payable for March 3 ($143,913.95) and March 10 ($61,621.42)

The Goddard City Council approved a $10,000 proposal from Shelden Architecture and McCowan Gordon for a community space framework study, and extended the NW Bypass interlocal agreement with a $5,000 annual contribution (3-2). They tabled a resolution to condemn 101 N Cedar, and approved $13,000 for new wastewater samplers.

• Approved $10,000 community space framework proposal (unanimous)
• Extended NW Bypass interlocal agreement with $5,000 annual contribution (3-2)
• Tabled condemnation resolution for 101 N Cedar (unanimous)
• Approved $13,000 for two HACH wastewater samplers (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including accounts payable and fireworks permits (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission will hold its regular meeting on March 8, 2021, with the main new business item being a review of the city's 2015 Comprehensive Plan, as required by state law. The city planner will also report on the Dove Estates re-plat and a proposed agricultural zoning classification. No votes are scheduled on these items; the meeting is largely informational.

• Comprehensive Plan review (2015 edition) — annual review required by K.S.A. 12-747(d)
• Dove Estates re-plat — Baughman Company's revised site plan for memory care patio homes, to be submitted for April 12 meeting
• Agricultural zoning classification — discussion on creating a classification for annexed agricultural land
• Consent agenda: approval of February 8, 2021 minutes

The Goddard Planning Commission held a regular session on March 8, 2021, and reviewed the city's Comprehensive Plan, which was adopted in 2015. No formal motion was made regarding the plan. The commission also heard reports on upcoming development projects, including the Dove Estates memory care patio homes, and discussed potential zoning changes and sign regulations.

• Approved the agenda unanimously (4-0).
• Approved the minutes from January 11, 2021, unanimously (4-0).
• Adjourned the meeting unanimously (4-0).

City Council

The Goddard City Council will consider several financial and operational items, including resolutions and an ordinance for a $2.195 million temporary note sale to fund improvements to the Rustic Creek Addition, a utility debt refinance, and a contract for annual mowing. They will also receive an update on a code violation at 1529 Summerwood Court and authorize a fleet purchase for the police department. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and accounts payable totaling $289,441.89.

• Resolution for Series 2021-1 Temp Note Sale for Rustic Creek improvements ($2,195,000)
• Ordinance for Series 2021-1 GO Bond – Utility Debt Refinance Authorization
• Resolution for Series 2021-1 GO Bond – Authorizing Sale, Delivery, Form & Details
• Award Annual Mowing Contract to Cantrell Cutting Company, Inc.
• Authorize 2021 Fleet Purchase for the Goddard Police Department

The Goddard City Council approved a resolution authorizing a $2,195,000 temporary note for Rustic Creek improvements, with a 3-year term and redemption option after April 1, 2023. The council also adopted an ordinance and resolution to refinance utility debt, but delayed the bond sale due to rising interest rates, allowing staff to sell when rates are more favorable. Additionally, the council awarded the 2021 mowing contract to Cantrell Cutting Company Inc. for $1,500.14 per week and $70.00 per hour for nuisance mowing.

• Approved Resolution #21-12 authorizing the Series 2021-1 Temporary Note for Rustic Creek Improvements in the principal amount of $2,195,000.
• Adopted Ordinance #865 for Series 2021-1 GO Bonds for utility debt refinance, allowing staff to complete the sale when interest rates are favorable.
• Approved Resolution #21-13 authorizing the sale, delivery, form, and details of the Series 2021-1 GO Bond, with the bond term from 2021 through 2034.
• Awarded the 2021 mowing contract to Cantrell Cutting Company Inc. for right-of-way mowing at $1,500.14 per week and nuisance mowing at $70.00 per hour.
• Approved the consent agenda, including minutes from February 16, 2021, and accounts payable for February 17 and February 23, 2021.

City Council

The Goddard City Council will hold its regular meeting on February 16, 2021, with new business items including a SW Corridor Sewer Basin Study, a Sedgwick County Electric Co-Op Franchise Agreement, a Farmland Lease Agreement Renewal, and a Charter Ordinance regarding the City Attorney. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, accounts payable totaling $544,234.37, and receiving board minutes. The meeting also includes recognition of a new detective and police awards.

• SW Corridor Sewer Basin Study
• Sedgwick County Electric Co-Op Franchise Agreement
• Farmland Lease Agreement Renewal
• Charter Ordinance – City Attorney
• Accounts payable totaling $544,234.37

The Goddard City Council approved a $13,500 sanitary sewer basin conceptual study for the Southwest Corridor, adopted Ordinance #864 granting Sedgwick County Electric Co-op a 10-year franchise, renewed a farmland lease for $765.60, and adopted Charter Ordinance #15 restructuring the governing body to five members with a voting mayor. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved $13,500 Sanitary Sewer Basin Conceptual Study (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance #864 granting Sedgwick County Electric Co-op 10-year franchise (unanimous)
• Approved annual farmland lease renewal to Alan Smarsh for $765.60 (unanimous)
• Adopted Charter Ordinance #15 restructuring governing body to five members with voting mayor (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission will hold its annual review of the subdivision regulations, as required by Article 13.105. The commission will discuss potential amendments and record ideas, but no formal action is scheduled. The city planner will also provide an informational report on the annexation calendar and the Dove Estates re-plat.

• Annual subdivision regulation review
• Dove Estates re-plat for memory care patio homes
• Annexation calendar update

The Goddard Planning Commission held its annual review of subdivision regulations, discussing potential changes including a new zoning classification for 'Old Goddard,' a one-step final platting process, and a sign moratorium. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was informational. The commission also noted that a home occupation rule prohibiting firearm sales was rendered null and void by Kansas statute.

• Approved agenda (5-0)
• Approved minutes from January 11, 2021 (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will hold a final public hearing on whether to condemn and order repair or removal of the unsafe structure at 1529 Summerwood Ct. The council will also consider financing and bids for Rustic Creek infrastructure improvements, a water/sewer loan refinance, library funding, and year-end reports.

• Final condemnation hearing for 1529 Summerwood Ct
• 2021-1 G.O. Temp Notes and bid awards for Rustic Creek improvements
• Water & Sewer Revolving Loan Refinance
• Library Operations Funding Distribution
• 2020 Q4 annual reports from all departments

The Goddard City Council approved several financial measures, including issuing $2.1 million in temporary notes for the Rustic Creek development and refinancing water and wastewater loans to lower utility bills. The council also gave a homeowner until March 1, 2021, to clean up a condemned property, and approved a $25,000 allocation to the library.

• Approved $2,107,000 in General Obligation Temporary Notes for Rustic Creek (unanimous)
• Awarded $169,020 bid to McCullough Excavation for Rustic Creek sanitary sewer improvements (unanimous)
• Approved refinancing of water and wastewater revolving loans (unanimous)
• Authorized $25,000 allocation to Goddard Municipal Library (unanimous)
• Extended deadline for homeowner to repair condemned property at 1529 Summerwood Ct to March 1, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including accounts payable totaling $147,614.73 (unanimous)

City Council

The Goddard City Council will hold its regular meeting on January 19, 2021, to discuss and potentially act on several items, including a declaration of unfit habitation for a property, approval of the final plat for McCullough Addition, authorization for Well #7 inspection and repairs, and resolutions for the Rustic Creek Addition temporary note and STAR Bond Phase 2. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, accounts payable totaling $273,841.22, and routine board reports. No unfinished business is listed.

• Unfit Habitation: 101 N Cedar St
• Final Plat McCullough Addition
• Well #7 Inspection & Repairs
• Rustic Creek Addition Temp Note Authorization Res.
• STAR Bond Phase 2 Authorization Resolution

The Goddard City Council approved several items, including authorizing up to $40,000 for repairs to water well #7, which is currently inoperable. They also adopted resolutions for Rustic Creek Addition improvements (paving, stormwater, water, sewer) and authorized the sale of sales tax special obligation revenue bonds for the Olympic Park STAR Bond project. A final plat for McCullough Addition was approved, and a condemnation hearing was set for March 15, 2021, for a property at 101 N Cedar St.

• Authorized repairs on well #7 up to $40,000 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 21-04 for 2021 budget appropriations (unanimous)
• Approved final plat for McCullough Addition (unanimous)
• Adopted resolutions for Rustic Creek Addition improvements: paving #21-05, stormwater #21-06, water #21-07, sanitary sewer #21-08 (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 21-09 authorizing sale of STAR Bond revenue bonds (unanimous)
• Set condemnation hearing for March 15, 2021, for property at 101 N Cedar St (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes and accounts payable (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Goddard Planning Commission will consider the preliminary and final plats for the McCullough Addition, a single-family residential lot, and vote on the Chair and Vice Chair positions. They will also receive an economic report and discuss subdivision regulations and zoning map updates.

• Preliminary plat for McCullough Addition, one lot for a single-family detached residence
• Final plat for McCullough Addition, to be forwarded to City Council if approved
• Annual election of Chair and Vice Chair
• Economic report on 2020 building permits, including $14,013,803 in single-family valuation
• Discussion of subdivision regulation review and zoning map

City Council

The Goddard City Council is holding its regular meeting on January 4, 2021, with a consent agenda including approval of minutes and accounts payable of $197,563.39. New business items include a GAAP waiver, an appropriation resolution, a boundary resolution, a second discussion on a community center, and setting 2021 governing body goals. The agenda is largely routine, with no unfinished business.

• Accounts payable for December 30, 2020 totaling $197,563.39, including $45,836.99 for Garver engineering services on the Rustic Creek Addition Project and $43,201.23 for laptops and servers funded by COVID Cares Act funds.
• Discussion of a GAAP waiver (waiver of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles requirement).
• Consideration of an appropriation resolution and a boundary resolution.
• Community Center Discussion #2 (follow-up discussion on a proposed community center).
• Discussion of 2021 Governing Body Goals & Objectives.