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Uenishi said the council had previously set a 180-day timeline for improvements; she said 196 days have passed and conditions have deteriorated, including removal of brick from an awning, a 40-foot-long gravel pile behind the building and debris spread across the field that prevents mowing. She said the property owner “spray painted” a sign black after learning a special permit was required for the sign and that the site now appears worse in daylight than in the photos she provided to staff and council.

Uenishi told the council she believes municipal criminal charges have been filed against the property owner for illegal exterior storage, fence construction without a permit and allowing construction without permits. She described the field as overgrown in places and said neighbors have been maintaining it to control grass height.

Uenishi also referenced a separate news story about a building the owner owns in Kansas City, Mo., which, she said, had been designated historic to protect it from demolition by neglect. Uenishi said she would return to the council in a few months to request that the special-use permit be revoked.

The council did not take action on the matter at Monday’s meeting; staff did not present a report or recommendation and the speaker’s comments were made during the public-comment period.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Overland Park - City Council - Mar 24, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Resident Christy Uenishi used the city’s public-comment period to accuse the owner of a property at 8403 West 100th (as stated) of violating permit conditions, and said municipal criminal charges are pending.","taxTitle","Overland Park, Johnson County, Kansas","taxId",4679,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6625774,"Council approves $4.48 million change order for Clock Tower Landing; vertical construction starting this summer",200,2131000,2331000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2756396-68284d7baf843ca48068b8ca3401f821&start=2131&end=2331","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2756396-68284d7baf843ca48068b8ca3401f821/thumbnail_2131000.jpg","/articles/6625774/Overland-Park/Johnson-County/Kansas/Council-approves-448-million-change-order-for-Clock-Tower-Landing-vertical-construction-starting-this-summer","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6625774-f048980a1def41e9193bceea15743695/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142007&Signature=ey9-jKaSGHvtYiTInrYGzOpExhOwJEB8sm5V9TXMPEBojXOAnmIlqCP1rAFAQNjxyIk18XTBiZLrIVhbrsx~iPk-5ts31hySyWfndT8TwSVtS7gfqeEN7cYQcOSf9GaLDVNKMqN-DppvK8pfHuBlQF-gDIiXsmlj-~Cl6RcP4hc~N7Gyv5YR1W~dxN7p6TndEAQ3pZu9VUsswzf0OapHnlzWRIeUD7ubUG0lvahez1Wyr7QmVQqy~C3IbmS~MdZcCdBSiHxwZ~LADLCCNX5qqX4VmiRTcBrYZNA~Z9l8x6DjphdCfjqieggRPnY6vzhOmtgmBNtLQO1ay0fy9dSrCQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Overland Park City Council approved Change Order No. 3 on Monday to the construction manager agreement with McCownGordon Construction LLC for the Clock Tower Landing project, authorizing $4,480,234 for structural concrete, retaining walls, slab on grade, structural steel, glulam timbers for the pavilion, special inspections and owner contingency.

City staff member Kate described the work scope, said the concrete work is expected to begin in May and that vertical construction is anticipated to follow in July. Staff also said the estimated project completion date remains May 2026. Kate said staff holds regular contact with nearby businesses and property owners and plans in-person project updates roughly every two months; the next in-person update is scheduled for April.

Councilmembers asked a clarifying question about the phrase “change order.” Councilmember Cheatham suggested using clearer phrasing for future council materials because “change order” can suggest a deviation from plan when this action was part of the planned execution of the project. Staff confirmed the work and the change order are within the project’s previously approved budget and part of the anticipated construction process.

Council approved the change order on a voice vote. Staff reminded the public that Farmers Market will open April 19 in the Matt Ross parking lot while construction continues and encouraged the public to view updated Clock Tower Landing renderings on the city website.","The council approved Change Order No. 3 to the construction manager agreement for Clock Tower Landing with McCownGordon Construction LLC, authorizing $4,480,234 for structural concrete, retaining walls, pavilion structure and contingency work. Staff estimates completion in May 2026.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6625779,"Overland Park council approves FY2024 CAPER on use of CDBG funds, resolution 5020",192,314000,506000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2756396-68284d7baf843ca48068b8ca3401f821&start=314&end=506","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2756396-68284d7baf843ca48068b8ca3401f821/thumbnail_314000.jpg","/articles/6625779/Overland-Park/Johnson-County/Kansas/Overland-Park-council-approves-FY2024-CAPER-on-use-of-CDBG-funds-resolution-5020","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6625779-0720b0f575ce577b0f8b55aa96345282/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142007&Signature=m0CEJNPX47kLUmKgw0C993DawkfdjLcvEoSKXDbzZ4eXu1bfJiLLQkQfCLi~InDk3B8-GiXW-W-QJZxHCNMJi6sTNK-V3OsYDKueKAKzHgpGaHndS7rVrsL1-EAYFnbKWZ8TM4DkhDEONeOAauM8CCc4h1a3OJmM0JOZIhMNHs1BmBGeIw-8koDM6e9GGgHHkio8FXFaAzsO36O3emy8ak04LE08Kao4hCVFQgm~3DkonmfBMbW22nANjdy4gfY0SO3eR9ef5DFyv8tCydN052IBsjGQ5v5R3kxz7soQ6Q2ZLlk1KniF6Wv7j1bUFv9BVFpIjUJFPKWUgGOJtFbhNw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Overland Park City Council unanimously approved a resolution on Monday to adopt the city’s Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) for federal fiscal year 2024 and to submit the final report to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

Erin, a Community Development staff member, summarized the CAPER and said the city's CDBG program dispersed more than $765,000 in 2024 to fund emergency utility and rental assistance for 372 Overland Park residents, 23 minor home repair projects, nine home weatherization projects, five neighborhood improvement projects, three accessible group home renovations and program administration. Erin said the CAPER covers the program year Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2024, and that the report had been available on the city website and at city hall for public review.

Erin told the council the city received no public comments during the CAPER public comment period (Feb. 26–March 14) and that staff made one technical correction at HUD’s request to an affordable housing table. The staff recommendation was approval of Resolution 5020 to adopt and submit the CAPER to HUD.

A motion and second were made to approve Resolution 5020. With no public comment at the hearing and no questions from council, the clerk called the roll and the resolution passed unanimously.

The staff presentation said, if approved, staff will submit the final CAPER to HUD by the end of March.","Council unanimously approved Resolution 5020, adopting the city’s FY2024 CAPER for the Community Development Block Grant program and authorizing submission to HUD.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6625784,"Overland Park council establishes TIF district at 8036 Metcalf for mixed-use redevelopment",568,531000,1099000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2756396-68284d7baf843ca48068b8ca3401f821&start=531&end=1099","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2756396-68284d7baf843ca48068b8ca3401f821/thumbnail_531000.jpg","/articles/6625784/Overland-Park/Johnson-County/Kansas/Overland-Park-council-establishes-TIF-district-at-8036-Metcalf-for-mixed-use-redevelopment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6625784-283b5de5d6d1a6a39837f45231343582/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142007&Signature=P1b0MY2Q2gSF3JuMI-yCBWDF3dn4Mdyp8pnd8wkSgub~Y60aSDnSU9RZcCbrwZwUUp~VRsV2BNXvSMvksstHByIaABysfOcWuhSXXEuaywhRSLK2nlgSETI0EPuIQWOF3G3ww3ySRsCUcBM6ou3JM-CLdkHkjdDogFo5A0a97ehSKlxub1R1LSieCO~89MBgGSr4nr4-Dcm8nSDWSOBpu6~vse9ErGl7~evTZc0c-jLAGx9iYivOk-19vg~jDpjfpxzmUsuABLWeWPrhqbEjtuyfV577AVBuyGfwSm~ptQu414I-Wi39EaX6SkQ81d53OegAUlXCH9st-tPkS3vWUg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Overland Park City Council on Monday voted unanimously to establish a tax increment financing (TIF) redevelopment district at 8036 Metcalf, a mixed-use site that includes the UMB Bank building and an adjacent vacant parcel.

The vote on ordinance RD 3482 sets the boundary and legal district; it does not approve a project plan or any financing. Mayor Kurt Skoog and staff repeatedly noted that establishing the district is the first of a two-step process: tonight’s action establishes eligibility and a district boundary, and any actual project, financing plan and redevelopment agreement must return to the council for separate approvals.

Councilmember Healy described the project as “very exciting” and said he is “excited to have over 200 units of housing coming to this key part of our city in the Metcalf Corridor.” He also said he has been in discussion with the applicant about aligning the redevelopment agreement with the city’s sustainability and housing goals.

City staff explained the timeline and limits of the action. Staff said the item has been reviewed by the planning commission and that the council set the public hearing date on Feb. 3. Staff counsel identified the action before the council as the district establishment only; staff will negotiate a redevelopment agreement, perform a final feasibility and financial analysis, and require the applicant to prepare a project plan before any financing is approved.

Councilmembers asked about timing; staff and applicant discussion referenced a possibility of starting dirt work after the World Cup and noted an early site start in the first part of 2027 if the project proceeds on schedule. The council also discussed shared parking and a planned parking structure under the building as part of the project's design.

The motion to pass ordinance RD 3482 carried 11-0. The council record shows the roll-call vote as unanimous in favor. No financing plan, redevelopment agreement, or project plan was approved at the meeting; those items will be brought back to the council for separate consideration.","The Overland Park City Council voted 11-0 to pass ordinance RD 3482 establishing a tax increment financing district for a mixed-use project at 8036 Metcalf. The vote establishes the district only; a project plan, financing plan and redevelopment agreement remain to be negotiated.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":115,"_47":116,"_49":117,"_51":118,"_53":119,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":120,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":121,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6625766,"Votes at a glance: Overland Park City Council, March 24, 2025",0,2663000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2756396-68284d7baf843ca48068b8ca3401f821&start=2663&end=2663","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2756396-68284d7baf843ca48068b8ca3401f821/thumbnail_2663000.jpg","/articles/6625766/Overland-Park/Johnson-County/Kansas/Votes-at-a-glance-Overland-Park-City-Council-March-24-2025","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6625766-f9df1fc9d8faf162dee1d733f59bed77/orig.mp4?Expires=1771142007&Signature=Azp950XeDgbjlH5FFoqxecT4f7zq80A15meCrzGtHm9PLYIobkbLRjpYwyLCweRzxITTbct~LEf8lU3of24dyBTTRExjGirYn6-~QXBQij43ejKjQSRKRFDYjm2E0Z~BtRqlAHTuLhgLdLdrWMut0eRVTzTdkFtvru7942vW8C1fcHgHjHS7UNMUNmeJheRNg6gjzen-RMZMWFc5aEgoFGGEuyCDOxcqaE-LHAZS1PSXsNa12iDDEfujqQwLmYt6JCByRghdPRZHTFBCviL~9f2a~tiufN0bwSKAMPyn4RB0iqk4Zpb7BfpyM4MaX7CKOBj-ir3boeMu31eZPtihaA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Overland Park City Council took multiple formal actions at its March 24, 2025 meeting. Key votes, outcomes and brief details are listed below.

- Resolution 5020 — CAPER (Community Development Block Grant FY2024): Approved unanimously. Motion to adopt the CAPER and submit the final report to HUD; staff reported $765,000+ in CDBG expenditures for 2024 and will submit the corrected report to HUD by the end of March. (See CAPER item in meeting record.)

- Ordinance RD 3482 — Establish TIF District at 8036 Metcalf: Approved 11-0. Establishes the TIF district boundary only; no project plan, financing plan or redevelopment agreement was approved. Staff will negotiate agreements and require a project plan to be submitted before any financing or reimbursements are authorized.

- Change Order No. 3 — Clock Tower Landing (construction manager agreement with McCownGordon Construction LLC): Approved. Authorizes $4,480,234 for structural concrete, retaining walls, slab on grade, structural steel, glulam timbers for the pavilion, special inspections and owner contingency. Staff said the work is within the originally approved project budget and that concrete work is expected to begin in May with vertical construction in July; estimated completion remains May 2026.

- Ordinance TDD3483 — Termination of Oak Park Mall Transportation Development District sales tax: Approved. Staff said the refunded bonds will be fully redeemed on April 1, 2025, and the TDD sales tax (a half-cent) will discontinue effective July 1, 2025. Staff said any excess revenues, if they occur, would be held until the council decides on an appropriate governmental use.

- Ordinance B3484 — Economic development revenue bonds for Stone Manor (Strang Car Barn): Approved. The ordinance authorizes issuance of revenue bonds related to the renovation project; staff said renovations are nearing completion and the bond issuance finalizes a process started last fall.

- 2026–2035 Financial Plan / CIP and Maintenance Program (scheduling and hearings): Council approved scheduling public hearings and the process to move the 2026–2035 financial plan, capital improvement program and maintenance program forward for public hearings and adoption. The motion carried 10-1; Councilmember Healy voted no while noting concerns over mature tree removal tied to a Metcalf pedestrian-trail project and seeking further mitigation discussions with staff.

- Insurance program and vendor approvals (consent/committee actions): The council approved the 2025–2026 property and liability insurance program (named carriers and amounts were presented), selected Kansas Occupational Medicine Services LLC for occupational health and safety services, authorized negotiation of a third amendment to the agreement with Cyberforce Q LLC for managed security services (not to exceed $333,724 for two years), and adopted Resolution 5033 authorizing certain check issuance and purchasing-card use prior to expenditure-ordinance approval. Vote tallies were recorded as unanimous where noted.

Each action above was recorded in the meeting minutes or roll call where applicable. For items that established districts, authorized contracts, or set hearings, staff indicated further steps (negotiations, project plans, feasibility analyses, or construction schedules) would return to council for subsequent approval.","Summary of formal actions the council took on March 24, 2025, including CAPER submission (Res. 5020), establishment of a TIF district (Ord. RD 3482), Clock Tower Landing change order no. 3, termination of Oak Park Mall TDD (Ord. TDD3483), issuance of economic development bonds (Ord. B3484) and other administrative approvals.","actionData","errors"]

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