Paducah public meetings in 2022
21 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Commission
The Paducah City Commission will consider a $1,000,000 budget amendment for the Community Development Block Grant Fund. The agenda also includes a revised development agreement with Weyland Ventures Development, LLC for a downtown hotel and mixed-use building. Other items involve fire station equipment contracts and property donations.
- $212,423 contract for exhaust systems in five Paducah fire stations
- $98,850.00 contract to replace the West Kentucky Mausoleum roof
- $1,000,000 budget amendment for the Community Development Block Grant Fund
- Revised development agreement with Weyland Ventures Development, LLC
- $72,500 payment for clearing and grubbing work at Industrial Park West
General
The City Commission will review an amended development agreement for a mixed-use project in the "City Block" area. The agenda also includes discussions on 911 services and ordinance amendments regarding parks and room taxes.
- Amended "City Block" development agreement with Weyland Ventures Development, LLC
- $57,500 agreement for a Fire Department Feasibility Study
- Amendments to Parks & Recreation and Transient Room Tax ordinances
- Post-Event Memorandum of Agreement with the City of Mayfield
City Commission
The Commission will consider an amended development agreement for a hotel and residential project on the City Block. The agenda also includes contracts for waste dumpsters and an interview recording system. Officials will discuss ARPA fund allocations and stormwater progress updates.
- Amended development agreement with Weyland Ventures Development, LLC
- Purchase of solid waste dumpsters not to exceed $130,000
- Contract with Axon Enterprises, Inc. for $55,610.85
- Change order for demolition at 1501 Broadway up to $80,000
- Discussion of ARPA fund allocation
City Commission
The City Commission is considering several municipal orders, including a $995,000 dredging project for the Transient Dock. The agenda also includes a $1 million grant for the Senior Center and an emergency ordinance for demolition at 1501 Broadway.
- $995,000 base bid contract for Paducah Transient Dock dredging
- $1 million Community Development Block Grant for the Senior Center
- $679,587 purchase of a pumper truck for the Fire Department
- $54,736.28 for playground equipment at Coleman Park
- $60,000 payment for demolition services at 1501 Broadway
City Commission
The Paducah City Commission will review several grants and municipal orders. The agenda includes discussions regarding refuse collection and public comments at meetings. The commission will also consider a request for proposals for the development of 318 Broadway Street.
- $45,000 Grant In Aid Contract for Luther F. Carson Four Rivers Center
- $45,000 GameTime playground equipment grant application
- $6,804 Bulletproof Vest Grant acceptance
- Request for Proposals for the development of 318 Broadway Street
- Closing an alley west of Cruse Avenue
City Commission
The City Commission will vote on FY2023 property tax levies and review an update regarding the Robert Cherry Civic Center. The agenda also includes several grant acceptances and a proposal to close an alley west of Cruse Avenue.
- Adoption of FY2023 ad valorem property tax levies
- $53,890 bid for renovations to the Hotel Metropolitan Purple Room
- Acceptance of a $34,577 FEMA Port Security Grant
- Approval of a $3,000 KLC Liability Grant
- Proposal to close an alley west of Cruse Avenue between North 32nd Street and Marianne Drive
City Commission
The City Commission will hold a public hearing regarding the FY2023 property tax levy and introduce an ordinance to set ad valorem tax levies. The meeting also includes the acceptance of a FEMA grant and consideration of an economic development incentive for ViWinTech Window & Door, Inc.
- Acceptance of $237,272 FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant
- Economic development incentive for ViWinTech Window & Door, Inc. not to exceed $172,000
- Ordinance to close alleys near George Street and Husband Street
- Public hearing on the FY2023 property tax levy
- Application for US DOT Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant
City Commission
The Commission will consider accepting a $10.4 million BUILD grant for riverfront improvements and a $100,000 contract for a community scholarship program. The agenda also includes a public hearing regarding senior center grants and the introduction of ordinances for alley closures.
- $10.4M BUILD grant for Paducah Riverfront Improvement Project
- $100,000 contract with Paducah Junior College for the Community Scholarship Program
- Public hearing for the Senior Center Community Development Block Grant
- Ordinance to close alleys near George Street and Husband Street
- Budget amendment for vehicle purchases
City Commission
The Paducah City Commission will consider several contracts, including services for the Transit Authority and waste management equipment. The agenda also includes adopting a new telecommunications ordinance and a budget amendment for vehicle purchases.
- Purchase of a Front Loader Refuse Truck ($316,469.00) and a Side Arm Refuse Truck ($341,338.00)
- Contract for services with Paducah Transit Authority in the amount of $215,000
- Adoption of an ordinance to repeal and replace Chapter 108 'Telecommunications'
- Construction fees to Paducah Power System for S 24th & S 25th St. and Buckner Lane Bridge projects
- Budget amendment for fund balance transfer for vehicle purchases
City Commission
The Paducah City Commission will review several contracts, including the purchase of six police SUVs for $282,090. The meeting also includes discussions on the 311 portal and updates to the Code of Ordinances.
- Purchase of six police pursuit SUVs for $282,090
- Contract for Crumb Rubber surfacing at Langstaff Park for $38,605
- $1.5 million grant application for the Senior Center of Paducah-McCracken County
- Design and construction services for Noble Park pickleball courts for $33,500
- Adoption of annexation for 3520 Olivet Church Road
City Commission
The commission will review property tax incentive agreements for Hinkleville Road and US Highway 60. The agenda includes the adoption of an annexation for North Friendship Road and the introduction of another for Olivet Church Road. The meeting also covers surplus property sales and board appointments.
- Property tax incentives for 5345 Hinkleville Road and 5435 US Highway 60
- Annexation of 1630 North Friendship Road
- Introduction of annexation for 3520 Olivet Church Road
- Sale of surplus property at 832 N. 7th St., 836 N. 7th St., and 626 Boyd St.
- $1,000 USTA grant award for tennis programs
General
The Commission will vote on the FY2023 Budget Ordinance and a contract modification for a dredging project. The agenda also includes the introduction of zoning text amendments and an annexation proposal for 5345 Hinkleville Road.
- Adoption of the FY2023 Budget Ordinance
- $86,200.00 contract modification for the HDR, Inc. dredging project
- $50,283.70 security camera upgrade contract with Systems Solutions
- Introduction of zoning text amendments
- Proposed annexation of 5345 Hinkleville Road
City Commission
The Paducah City Commission will vote on a street improvement contract and an annexation ordinance. The agenda also includes several grant applications and awards for public safety, infrastructure, and park equipment.
- $1,878,792.30 contract for S. 25th St Improvement Project with Central Paving Co.
- $500,000 EPA Brownfields Assessment Grant Award
- $862,000 application for Kentucky Office of Homeland Security Grant
- $100,000 application for Keiler Park playground equipment replacement
- Annexation of 5470 Old Highway 60
City Commission
The Paducah City Commission will review property acquisitions on Jackson Street and a paving contract. The agenda also includes board appointments and an FY23 budget workshop discussion.
- $1,878,792.30 contract for S. 25th St Improvement Project with Central Paving Co.
- Property acquisitions at 3179 Jackson St ($60,000) and 3181 Jackson St ($95,000)
- $67,790 amendment for 911 Upgrade services with Federal Engineering
- Introduction of annexation for 5470 Old Highway 60
- Appointments to the Senior Citizens Center Board and Barkley Regional Airport Authority
City Commission
The City Commission will vote on budget amendments for the Airport Terminal Project and city facility improvements. The agenda also includes construction contracts for the Buckner Lane Bridge Replacement and street improvements. Additionally, commissioners will review annexation incentives and a police department update.
- $1,985,514.37 construction contract for Buckner Lane Bridge Replacement Project
- $3 million budget amendment for the Airport Terminal Project
- $600,000 budget amendment for City Facilities Improvements
- $130,000 purchase of solid waste dumpsters from Wastequip
- Annexation incentives for 5250 & 5266 US Highway 60 West
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several infrastructure contracts, including the Buckner Lane Bridge Replacement project and street improvements. The agenda also includes budget amendments for the Airport Terminal Project and city facility improvements. Additionally, the commission will review zoning text amendments and a 911 radio service agreement.
- Construction contract for Buckner Lane Bridge Replacement ($1,985,514.37)
- $3 million budget amendment for Airport Terminal Project
- $600,000 budget amendment for City Facilities Improvements
- Zoning text amendments and signage amendments
- 911 Radio service agreement with Mobile Communications America ($32,626.28)
City Commission
The City Commission will vote to adopt a $2,039,500 contract for professional services and an annexation of 185 Lion's Den Lane. The agenda also includes the introduction of zoning text amendments and discussions regarding ARPA funding. Several grant applications for parks and public safety are scheduled for approval.
- $2,039,500 BUILD Grant Contract with HDR, Inc.
- Annexation of 185 Lion's Den Lane
- Right of Way acquisition at 5420 Buckner Lane for bridge replacement
- RAISE grant application support for Friendship Road/ KY 1286
- $25,000 Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation Grant
City Commission
The City Commission will consider several items including land acquisitions for the Buckner Lane Bridge Replacement Project and various grant applications. The agenda also includes the introduction of a large contract for professional services and a property annexation.
- Introduction of $2,039,500 BUILD Grant Contract with HDR, Inc.
- Land acquisitions at 5403 Buckner Lane and 5256 Buckner Lake Circle for bridge replacement
- $200,000 Community Development Block Grant for CenterPoint Recovery Center
- $46,000 KDLA Local Records Program Grant for Paducah Fire Department
- Consensual annexation of 185 Lion's Den Lane
City Commission
The Paducah City Commission will vote on ordinances for water surplus property sales at 6071 Clinton Road and 158 Lovelaceville Florence Station Road. The agenda also includes several board appointments and an amendment to the Code of Ordinances regarding city departments.
- Sale of Paducah Water surplus property at 6071 Clinton Road
- Sale of Paducah Water surplus property at 158 Lovelaceville Florence Station Road
- Amendment to Code of Ordinances Section 2-211 regarding City Departments
- Appointments to the Board of Ethics, Water Works Commissioners, and Code Enforcement Board
City Commission
The Paducah City Commission will consider a resolution regarding KEDFA revenue bonds to refinance Baptist Healthcare System facilities. The meeting also includes an ordinance to close portions of Polk Street and Otis Dinning Drive. Additionally, the commission will introduce ordinances for surplus water property sales.
- Resolution for KEDFA revenue bonds to refinance Baptist Healthcare System hospital facilities
- Ordinance to close 284.77’ of Polk Street and 620.95’ of Otis Dinning Drive
- Introduction of ordinances for Paducah Water surplus property sales at 6071 Clinton Road and 158 Lovelaceville Florence Station Road
- Acceptance of property donation at 1938 Center Street
City Commission
The City Commission will consider an ordinance regarding street closures on Polk Street and Otis Dinning Drive. The agenda also includes accepting property donations and reviewing a highway safety grant application.
- Ordinance to close portions of Polk Street and Otis Dinning Drive
- Acceptance of properties at 1219-1227 Tennessee Street and 726 S. 13th Street
- FY2023 Highway Safety Grant application for $32,503
- Fleet maintenance agreements with Paxton Park and Reidland Farley Fire Protection District
- Reappointment of Mark Workman to the Electric Plant Board