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City of Overland Park

Mayor and Council

 

Monday, November 15, 2021

7:30 PM

 

City Hall - 8500 Santa Fe Drive, Council Chamber

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Mayor Carl R. Gerlach

Council President Curt Skoog

 

 

Thomas Carignan

Faris Farassati

Stacie Gram

Holly Grummert

 

Scott Hamblin

Logan Heley

Jim Kite

Paul Lyons

 

Christopher Newlin

Fred Spears

John H. Thompson

 

Face masks are recommended.

 

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

 

 

CALL TO ORDER

 

 

OPEN PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

 

 

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PUBLIC HEARING

 

 

1.

Consideration of Substantial Amendment to the Community Development Block Grant Coronavirus (CDBG-CV) Fiscal Year 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan:

 

Resolution No. 4746 - Approving a substantial amendment to the City's Community Development Block Grant Coronavirus (CDBG-CV) FFY 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan and its submission to the Department of Housing and Urban Development. (Continued from the November 1, 2021, Council Meeting).

 Committee Staff Report - Html

 Resolution No. 4746

 Proposed Amendment Part 1: CDBG-Coronavirus Funding

 

MAYOR CARL R. GERLACH

 

 

2.

Appointment of Chair and Vice Chair - Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Citizens Advisory Committee:

         Jennifer Poppe, Chair.

         Bobby Brown, Vice Chair.

 Appointment of Officers - CDBG Advisory Committee

 

3.

New Appointment to the Environmental Advisory Council:

 

         Jennifer Blattman - Term 1-01-2020 to 12-31-2022

 New Appointment to the Environmental Advisory Council

 

4.

Resolution No. 4763 - Recognizing and commending Stacie Gram for her dedicated service to Overland Park as a member of the Overland Park City Council representing Ward Four.

 Resolution No. 4763

 

5.

Resolution No. 4764 - Recognizing and commending Chris Newlin for his dedicated service to Overland Park as a member of the Overland Park City Council representing Ward Six.

 Resolution No. 4764

 

6.

Resolution No. 4727 - Recognizing and commending John H. Thompson for his dedicated service to Overland Park as a member of the Overland Park City Council representing Ward Five.

 Resolution No. 4727

 

COUNCIL PRESIDENT CURT SKOOG

 

 

7.

Resolution No. 4726 - Recognizing and commending Carl Gerlach for his dedicated service to Overland Park as a member of the Overland Park City Council representing Ward Three and as Mayor of Overland Park.

 Resolution No. 4726

 

8.

Resolution No. 4766 - Granting lifetime use of Overland Park Golf Courses to Carl Gerlach in recognition of his 26 years of service to the City.

 Resolution No. 4766

 

CITY MANAGER BILL EBEL

 

 

 

CONSENT AGENDA

 

 

Community Development - Committee Report

 

 

9.

Resolution No. 4755 - Setting a public review and comment period from November 23, 2021, through December 31, 2021, and a public hearing on January 24, 2022, regarding approval and submission of the City's Federal Fiscal Year (FFY) 2022 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Annual Action Plan.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Resolution No. 4755

 2022 Annual Action Plan

 

10.

Authorization for the City Manager to Execute Community Development Block Grant Subrecipient Agreements - Friends of JCDS, Inc., for the rehabilitation of a single-family house for use as a state-licensed group home.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Agreement - Friends of JCDS, Inc.

 Future Advance Mortgage & Security Agreement - Friends of JCDS, Inc.

 Promissory Note - Friends of JCDS, Inc.

 

11.

Cemetery Acquisition - For the transfer of ownership of the Pleasant Ridge Cemetery to the City.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 

12.

Resolution No. 4754 - To establish a pilot program for the use of e-bikes and e-scooters on the bike-hike trails of the City.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Resolution No. 4754

 

13.

Request to Waive Bid Process and Authorization for City Manager to Enter into Agreement - TurfWerks, for installation of a new irrigation decoder system at the Scheels Overland Park Soccer Complex in the amount of $93,302.82.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 TurfWerks Quote

 

14.

Bid Tabulation - Challenger Fence Company, Inc., for the Westlinks Golf Course Fence Replacement.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Bid Tabulation Westlinks Fence Replacement

 

15.

Ordinance No. BID-3343 - Providing for the assessment of the Business Improvement Service Fees for the 2022 assessment year for businesses located within the Downtown Business Improvement District.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Ordinance No. BID-3343

 

16.

Resolution No. 4759 - Authorizing the establishment of a common consumption area generally located in the vicinity of 7313 W. 80th Street, allowing the consumption of alcoholic liquor on property not otherwise subject to a license issued pursuant to the Kansas Liquor Control Act or the Club and Drinking Establishment Act.

 Committee Staff Report - Html

 Resolution No. 4759

 

17.

Resolution No. 4758 - Enlargement of Consolidated Main Sewer District located in the vicinity of 170th Terrace and Hayes.

 Committee Staff Report - Html

 Resolution No. 4758

 Letter of Request and Location Map

 

18.

Resolution No. 4760 - Enlargement of Consolidated Main Sewer District located in the vicinity of 175th Street and Pflumm.

 Committee Staff Report - Html

 Resolution No. 4760

 Letter of Request and Location Map

 

19.

Amendment to Project Budget – 91st Street Bike Pedestrian Trail Improvements in the amount of $407,000, using American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 

Public Safety – Committee Report

 

 

20.

Change Order No. 2 and Request for Additional CapitaI Improvements Program Funding - McCownGordon Construction to increase the Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) of the facility construction project for the Overland Park Fire Station No. 48 by $56,570, and increasing the funding in an additional amount of $175,000 for the 2022-2026 Capital Improvements Program.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Change Order No. 2 - McCownGordon Construction

 

21.

Resolution No. 4765 - Establishing a Mental Health Advisory Committee for the City.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Resolution No. 4765

 

22.

Ordinance No. TC-3348 - Relating to changes in the traffic code regarding e-scooters and other e-mobility devices in preparation for a proposed pilot program.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Ordinance No. TC-3348

 

Public Works – Committee Report

 

 

23.

Resolution No. 4757 - Authorizing the City Manager to enter into agreements to allow small vehicle sharing programs to operate within the City.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Resolution No. 4757

 

Public Works – Staff Report

 

 

Finance, Administration and Economic Development - Staff Report

 

 

24.

Confirmation of Investments.

 Confirmation of Investments

 

25.

Expenditure Ordinance No. 10C - Outlining the expenditures from the General Operating Fund and the Capital Projects Fund for October 16 through October 29, 2021.

 Expenditure Ordinance No. 10C

 

26.

Design-Build Agreement - Schneider Electric Buildings Americas, Inc., for the Overland Park Convention Center LED Lighting Conversion Project, with a guaranteed maximum price not to exceed $2,812,961 and guaranteed energy savings.

 Council Staff Report - Html

 Agreement - Schneider Electric Buildings Americas, Inc.

 Summary - OPCC LED Lighting Project Savings

 

 

REGULAR AGENDA

 

 

Community Development - Committee Report

 

 

 

Fred Spears, Chair

Thomas Carignan, Vice Chair; Faris Farassati; Holly Grummert; Christopher Newlin; Curt Skoog

 

 

28.

Announcement - Community Development Committee meeting will be held at 6:00 p.m. on December 6, 2021, in the Council Chambers.

 

Community Development - Planning & Development Services - Staff Report

 

 

Director

Jack Messer

 

 

Community Development - Parks & Recreation Services - Staff Report

 

 

Director

Jermel Stevenson

 

 

Public Safety – Committee Report

 

 

Paul Lyons, Chair

Holly Grummert, Vice Chair; Thomas Carignan; Stacie Gram; Scott Hamblin; John H. Thompson

 

 

Public Safety - Police Department - Staff Report

 

 

Chief of Police

Frank Donchez

 

 

Public Safety - Fire Department - Staff Report

 

 

Fire Chief

Bryan Dehner

 

 

Public Works – Committee Report

 

 

 

Jim Kite, Chair

Logan Heley, Vice Chair; Faris Farassati; Stacie Gram; Scott Hamblin; Curt Skoog

 

 

29.

Report from Public Works Committee Meeting Held November 15, 2021:

 

         Partial Median Break Request - Denial of applicant's request for variance to accommodate a southbound left turn on Metcalf into the Metcalf 127 Development.

 

         Waive Bid Process and Authorize City Manager to Enter into Agreements - Statement Lawn and Landscape, Inc., for Park and Facility contractors North Overland Park; Country Club Lawn and Landscape, LLC, for Park and Facility contractors South Overland Park, for the 2021-2022 Snow and Ice Control Services.

 

         Bid Tabulation - Capital Electric Line Builders, Inc., for the 135th and Rosehill Traffic Signal Installation project, in the amount of $461,637.98.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 Median Break Request - Attachment A-E

 Agreement -  Statement Lawn and Landscape, Inc.

 Agreement -  Country Club Lawn and Landscape, LLC

 Bid Tabulation - Traffic Signal Installation [Project No. TS-2512]

 

Public Works – Staff Report

 

 

 

Director, Public Works

Tony Hofmann

 

 

30.

Authorization for City to File Claim on Mid America Road Builders, Inc., Performance Bond and Authorization for City Manager to Terminate Agreement When He Deems Appropriate - For the Chip Seal, Part II project.

 Council Staff Report - Html

 

31.

Supplemental Agreement No. 1 to City-State Agreement No. 336-21 - Kansas Department of Transportation, for U.S. 69 Toll Lane Project for scope expansion to include the reconstruction of the 167th Street interchange, and improvements to 167th Street from Metcalf to Antioch. (Project No. 6946 KA-5700-03)

 Council Staff Report - Html

 Supplemental Agreement No. 1 - Kansas Department of Transportation

 

Finance, Administration and Economic Development - Committee Report

 

 

 

John Thompson, Chair

Christopher Newlin, Vice Chair; Logan Heley; Jim Kite; Paul Lyons; Fred Spears

 

 

Finance, Administration and Economic Development - Staff Report

 

 

 

Deputy City Manager

Kristy Cannon Stallings

 

 

 

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP PROJECTS

 

 

Economic Development Public-Private Partnership Projects - Regular Agenda

 

 

32.

First Amendment to Second Amended and Restated Bluhawk Development Agreement - Bluhawk Land, LLC; Bluhawk Marketplace, LLC; Bluhawk Holdings, Inc.; and Bluhawk Sports Properties, LLC.

 Committee Report to Council - Html

 

 

RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE PLANNING COMMISSION

 

 

 

Director, Planning & Development Services

Jack Messer

 

 

 

OLD BUSINESS

 

 

 

NEW BUSINESS

 

 

33.

Mid-America Regional Council Report.

Curt Skoog, Councilmember.

 

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