Kansas City, MO

Linwood Shopping Center CID Board of Director's Meeting

Multi-Modal Transportation Commission

Council

The Kansas City Council is considering a major agreement to build a new Royals stadium in the Washington Square Park/Crown Center area, with the city contributing up to $600 million. The council will also vote on rezoning for the ballpark district and several other items, including affordable housing resolutions and various contracts.

• Authorizing agreements for a new Royals stadium, including a $20 million bond fund and $600 million total city contribution
• Rezoning about 68 acres south of Pershing Road for a ballpark district
• Directing the City Manager to find funding for affordable housing projects
• Approving a 25-year lease with Riverside for Bean Field property
• Renewing contracts for quicklime and fuel exceeding $1 million each

Deferred Compensation Plan Board

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Firefighters Pension System Board of Trustees

Health Commission

Architect and Engineering Selection Committee

Housing Trust Fund Board

Equity Task Force

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Board of Police Commissioners

Employee Retirement System Board of Trustees

Architect and Engineering Selection Committee

Risk Management Committee

Risk Management Committee

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Risk Management Committee

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

City Plan Commission

Risk Management Committee

Risk Management Committee

Land Bank Board of Commissioners

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee

Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee

The Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee will consider several items, including a consent item approving the Weatherby Meadows 2nd Plat, first readings for a rezoning, a tax increment financing amendment, and a resolution to review housing policies. It will also hold items previously discussed, including a rezoning and development plan for The Hub at 12220 N.W. Skyview Avenue. The agenda includes a possible closed session for legal, real estate, and personnel matters.

• Consent: Approve plat of Weatherby Meadows 2nd Plat, 7.6 acres at NW Barry Road and N. Childress, 30 lots and 3 tracts for residential development
• First reading: Rezone 0.5 acres from B4-2 to DX-5 at Washington Avenue and Avenida Caesar Chavez
• First reading: Approve Sixteenth Amendment to Parvin Road Corridor Tax Increment Financing Plan
• Resolution: Direct City Manager to review 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act and recommend policy changes within 120 days
• Held: Rezone 7.6 acres at 12220 N.W. Skyview Avenue from AG-R to B4-1 and approve development plan for The Hub; also amend KCI Area Plan land use to Business Center

Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee

The Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee will consider several major items, including a rezoning for a ballpark district near Crown Center, a $148.9 million construction contract for Luminary Park, and a $51.6 million bond appropriation for the same project. The committee will also discuss a resolution to establish a Riverfront Community Improvement District and a $11 million increase to the transit services agreement. A held item regarding a new Royals stadium in Washington Square Park/Crown Center is also on the agenda.

• Rezoning ~68 acres south of Pershing Road, west of Gillham Road, north of E. 27th Street, east of Main Street for a ballpark district (CD-CPC-2026-00100)
• Authorizing $148,900,000 in change orders for JE Dunn/Clarkson Construction for Luminary Park construction
• Estimating $51,571,000 in bond revenue for Roy Blunt Luminary Park Project (Fund 3458)
• Authorizing $1,942,859 one-year renewal with LAZ Parking Midwest for curbside traffic management
• Increasing transit services agreement with KCATA by $11,000,000 to $97,278,976

Healthcare System Board of Trustees

KC Neighborhood Advisory Council

Health Commission

The Kansas City Health Commission's Budget and Contract Evaluation Subcommittee is meeting virtually. The agenda indicates all business will be discussed in a closed session under Missouri Sunshine Law §610.021(11) to discuss specifications for competitive bidding, including the Health Levy Innovation Fund. There may also be general discussion on Health Commission issues. The meeting is largely procedural, with the substantive items handled behind closed doors.

• Closed session under §610.021(11) for competitive bidding specifications
• Discussion of Health Levy Innovation Fund
• Virtual meeting via Microsoft Teams
• Next meeting scheduled for August 24, 2026

Kansas City Workers' Compensation Board

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Council

The Kansas City Council is deciding on several major items, including repealing the Minority and Women's Business Enterprise (M/WBE) program and creating a new Certified Small Business Enterprises program, plus authorizing host city agreements for the 2031 Rugby World Cup and FIFA Women's World Cup. The council will also consider funding for the Roy Blunt Luminary Park project and a transit services contract increase with KCATA. Several resolutions and ordinances are on first or final reading, including rezoning and plat approvals.

• Repeal M/WBE program and create Certified Small Business Enterprises program (Ordinances 260690, 260692)
• Authorize host city agreements for Men's Rugby World Cup USA 2031 and FIFA Women's World Cup 2031 (Ordinances 260663-260665)
• Appropriate $51.57M in bonds and other funds for Roy Blunt Luminary Park project, with construction contract up to $148.9M (Ordinance 260718)
• Increase KCATA transit services contract by $8,328,910 to total $94,607,886 (Ordinance 260722)
• Vacate sidewalk right-of-way in Country Club Plaza and alley near Lydia Avenue (Ordinances 260445, 260611)

The City Council voted to repeal the Minority and Women's Business Enterprise (M/WBE) program and replace it with a new small business program, directing the City Manager to develop the new program and report back in 30 days. The Council also passed ordinances to pursue hosting the 2031 Men's Rugby World Cup and the 2031 FIFA Women's World Cup, including agreements for airport use and funding commitments. Additionally, the Council approved a $525,000 release for infrastructure at the Overlook TIF area and a $589,768 HUD grant for Shelter Plus Care.

• Repealed M/WBE program and directed development of new business enterprise program (260690, passed as amended)
• Enacted new small business program (260692, passed as substituted and amended)
• Authorized bid proposal for Men's Rugby World Cup USA 2031 (260663, passed)
• Authorized Host City Agreement for FIFA Women's World Cup 2031 (260664, passed)
• Authorized airport agreement for FIFA Women's World Cup 2031 (260665, passed)
• Approved $525,000 release for Overlook TIF infrastructure (260706, passed)
• Accepted $589,768 HUD grant for Shelter Plus Care (260695, passed)
• Approved $8,328,910 increase to KCATA transit contract (260722, passed)

Kansas City, Missouri Homesteading Authority

The Kansas City, Missouri Homesteading Authority will meet to consider selling three properties and a purchase option agreement for 21 properties in the Candlelight Ride Subdivision. The board will also discuss strategic planning for future projects and may enter a closed session for legal, real estate, or personnel matters. The agenda is otherwise routine, including roll call, reports, and approval of minutes.

• Purchase Option Agreement with Thomas 58 Construction LLC for 21 properties in Candlelight Ride Subdivision
• Consideration of sale: 4910 Euclid Ave to LaRonica Miller
• Consideration of sale: 3117 Woodland Ave to Maria Landoni De Rose
• Consideration of sale: 3107 Woodland Ave to Maria Landoni De Rose
• Strategic planning discussion on next project location

Property Maintenance Appeals Board

Business Session

Kansas City Board of Election Commissioners

Human Rights Commission

Environmental Management Commission

Crossroads Community Improvement District

The Crossroads Community Improvement District Board of Directors will meet to consider two resolutions: one authorizing a lease and co-working agreement, and another ratifying various operational agreements. The board will also hear an executive director report and take public comments. The meeting is open to the public, with a possible closed session for legal discussions.

• Resolution 2026-15 – Authorizing Lease and Co-Working Agreement
• Resolution 2026-16 – Ratifying Execution of Various Operational Agreements
• Executive Director Report
• Public comments limited to two minutes per person

Board of Zoning Adjustment

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee

The Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee will consider several major items, including a proposed agreement with the Kansas City Royals for a new stadium in the Washington Square Park/Crown Center area, a related rezoning for a ballpark district, and multiple ordinances to suspend or repeal the city's Minority and Women's Business Enterprise (M/WBE) and Construction Workforce Programs. The committee will also review leases, a transit contract increase, and other items. Public testimony is limited to 2 minutes.

• Authorizing agreements with the Kansas City Royals for a new stadium, team offices, and infrastructure in the Washington Square Park/Crown Center area, with $20,000,000 in bond proceeds (Ordinance 260704)
• Rezoning about 68 acres south of Pershing Road, west of Gillham Road, north of E. 27th Street, and east of Main Street to allow for a ballpark district (CD-CPC-2026-00100, Ordinance 260705)
• Amending the Transit Services Agreement with the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority, increasing the contract by $11,000,000 to a total not to exceed $97,278,976 (Ordinance 260707)
• Repealing or suspending the M/WBE and Construction Workforce Programs and directing development of new programs (Ordinances 260688-260692)
• Authorizing a one-year lease with Regal Health and Wellness Inc. for office space at the Robert J. Mohart Center, 3200 Wayne, with estimated revenue of $966.64 (Ordinance 260698)

The Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee advanced a committee substitute creating a new Certified Small Business Enterprises program to replace the City's Minority and Women's Business Enterprise (M/WBE) program, and recommended it to the full Council. The committee also advanced leases for the Robert J. Mohart Center and a parking area near the Missouri River Levee, a $525,000 infrastructure release for the Overlook TIF area, and proposals to host the 2031 Men's Rugby World Cup and FIFA Women's World Cup. Items related to the Royals stadium project, including the development agreement and rezoning, were held for one week.

• Advanced ordinance 260692 creating Certified Small Business Enterprises program (committee substitute)
• Advanced ordinance 260706 releasing $525,000 for Overlook TIF infrastructure (committee substitute)
• Advanced ordinance 260663 to bid for 2031 Men's Rugby World Cup hosting (committee substitute)
• Advanced ordinance 260664 for FIFA Women's World Cup 2031 host city agreement (committee substitute)
• Advanced ordinance 260665 for KCI and Downtown Airport services for FIFA Women's World Cup 2031 (committee substitute)
• Advanced ordinance 260698 for one-year lease with Regal Health and Wellness Inc. at Robert J. Mohart Center
• Advanced ordinance 260699 for five-year lease with Batliner Paper Stock Company for parking area
• Held Royals stadium ordinance 260704 and rezoning 260705 for one week

Parks and Recreation Board of Commissioners

The Kansas City Parks and Recreation Board will consider several resolutions, including extending the Friends of the Zoo agreement for five years with a $2 million annual subsidy, approving a $956,625 contract for synthetic turf replacement at Swope Soccer Village, and approving numerous facility use agreements. The meeting also includes a workshop with updates on the Children's Mercy Expansion Project and Starlight Theater fencing, plus a public hearing with 2-minute testimony limits.

• Resolution #33278: Extend Friends of the Zoo agreement for 5 years, $2M annual subsidy
• Resolution #33280/#33281: $956,625 for synthetic turf replacement at Swope Soccer Village Fields #5 and #6
• Resolution #33283: Change Order #1 with MegaKC for Yvonne Starks Wilson Park Improvements, $56,549.88, completion extended to Aug 31, 2026
• Resolution #33282: Streetlight banner agreement with Stowers Institute for 19 banners on MLK Jr. Blvd and Rockhill Rd
• Resolution #33242: Sponsorship and Advertising Guideline Policy (held from June 9 meeting)

Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee

The Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee will consider a first reading of a contract with Arcwood Environmental, LLC for household hazardous waste operations, and will hold a previously discussed item to designate an honorary street name. The committee will also hear a presentation on the Safe Across Crosswalk Campaign and may discuss other committee issues. A closed session is scheduled for legal, real estate, personnel, and other exempt matters.

• Contract No. EV4375 with Arcwood Environmental, LLC for Household Hazardous Waste Operation, with five one-year renewal options
• Honorary street name 'Jim Wright Way' for a portion of N. Delta Avenue from N.W. Barry Road south to its termination
• Public Works presentation on the Safe Across Crosswalk Campaign
• Closed session under Missouri law for legal, real estate, personnel, labor, bidding, and audit matters

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee

The Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee will hold first readings on several items, including a proposed data center transparency task force, a rezoning for 200 residential lots, and a $589,768 HUD grant for Shelter Plus Care. Several items are held for future meetings. The committee will also receive an annual report on the Westside Tax Relief Program and may discuss other issues.

• Establishing Kansas City Data Center Transparency Task Force (Ordinance 260638)
• Rezoning ~87 acres at SE corner of N. Staley Road and NE Shoal Creek Parkway from R-80 to R-6 for 200 residential lots (held until 9/22/2026)
• Accepting $589,768 HUD grant for Continuum of Care 'Shelter Plus Care' (Ordinance 260695)
• Approving development plan for multiple commercial buildings on 2.6 acres at 9840 N. Cedar Avenue (Ordinance 260672)
• Tiffany Springs Logistics Community Improvement District No. 1 (held until 9/1/2026)

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Lien Waiver Committee