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Council members voted on a package of business items that included matching-fund and payment agreements with Frontier Development Group tied to downtown commercial rehabilitation, a developer agreement connected to the RHID, certification forms for Kester commercial building items, and several policy confirmations tied to commercial-building grant programs. The council also approved pest-management (\"mosquito squad\") quotes for three parks and passed a consent agenda and appropriation ordinance totaling $263,006.73.

Why it matters: the RHID ordinance and the Frontier Development Group agreements are administrative steps the city must take to enable a development financing structure and to accept state and federal grant-related agreements for downtown commercial rehabilitation. The appropriation ordinance sets spending authority for the listed expenditures.

Key outcomes
- Ordinance 19-43 (establishing RHID): approved by roll call.
- Frontier Development Group: matching-fund agreement (downtown commercial rehabilitation) and payment/repayment agreement: approved.
- FTG RHID development agreement (developer agreement connected to RHID): approved.
- Resolution of intent for an Industrial Revenue Bond (IRB) tied to construction sales-tax exemptions: approved (council discussed that the IRB under consideration was the sales-tax IRB for construction materials and not a property-tax exemption bond).
- Kester commercial building items (certification that company not engaged in boycott of Israel; OPC covered-technology policy; harassment policy): approved.
- Marysville CDBG downtown commercial buildings agreement (start/completion dates noted): approved; council recorded start date 04/30/2025 and completion requirement of 04/29/2027 in the agreement text.
- Mosquito-squad quotes for city parks: approved (three parks; quote total noted in staff presentation as $7,590.50).
- Consent agenda: approved.
- Appropriation ordinance No. 3845: approved in the amount of $263,006.73.

What council discussed but deferred or kept as drafts
- Drafts from the water and sewer committee (accessory-building water taps, updated connection fee, grinder-pump policy) were discussed and returned to committee for further refinement and legal review; the council did not adopt those draft ordinances at this meeting.

Quotes and council notes
\"This is once again for the RHID. We already passed the developer plan previously. This is just another one of those steps that needs to be hit in order to set up the RHID,\" a council member said during the developer-agreement discussion.

Next steps: several draft ordinances will return to the water & sewer committee and legal staff for language edits; Frontier Development Group projects will proceed through the administrative steps set by the approved agreements and the RHID ordinance.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Marysville - 04/14/25","oneSentenceSummary","The Marysville City Council on April 30 approved ordinance No. 19-43 establishing the RHID and several development and financing-related agreements with Frontier Development Group, adopted an appropriation ordinance and approved multiple downtown commercial and park contracts.","taxTitle","Marysville, Marshall County, Kansas","taxId",55155,"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},6604466,"Council appoints Anthony as Marysville police chief; wage determination approved",32,3143000,3175000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2988884-7abf33a3da86542ee118d59ea6e4c48e&start=3143&end=3175","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2988884-7abf33a3da86542ee118d59ea6e4c48e/thumbnail_3143000.jpg","/articles/6604466/Marysville/Marshall-County/Kansas/Council-appoints-Anthony-as-Marysville-police-chief-wage-determination-approved","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6604466-8bb28c31991477a1f234e58d51bdf7a8/orig.mp4?Expires=1775952100&Signature=Qq4m1HhoMGQnu4c6agXl4oaLe4r-BlQi~K-1okR4fqxvcDqDZv2BQ8a4Z1nshqXIPhkr4y9Y9TyndgtwTASSJ8Ik9KVxLqbt8dcTr8VCSzabNhzoi4NstI97gpzcs9rGez26aCIziAucdxpIyQeOnKKG9Cgeex5M30W0~8mVZ8ro2XD2JoyNyDIWG6MhzaDyxIf3qpwGPRqzAiVInsjBZD0yMeNLEb8sIyRXXCwGEta~l9UtvvH1AjDfMaYIRcfV3Cje6Lvrb~Z6u9JWHFIqovBdgKhiJP4msKu7E-qDU8KFwtSuXb7lz1vyayjH4rIU-IowPW9fVSh9w2c1exg-7Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Marysville City Council moved to approve the mayor's appointment of Anthony as police chief and voted to confirm a wage determination for the position.

The mayor called for a motion to approve the appointment; council members moved and seconded the appointment and then approved a wage determination and the termination (procedural items were handled in sequence). The meeting included applause for the newly appointed chief.

Anthony spoke briefly after the appointment: \"Thank you. Thank you to all of you and your your confidence isn't lost on me. So appreciate the confidence and we've got a great group. So thank you. Thank you very much,\" he said.

What council approved
- Appointment of Anthony as police chief: motion approved.
- Wage determination tied to the appointment: motion approved.

Next steps: City staff will process the personnel and payroll changes associated with the appointment.","The Marysville City Council appointed Anthony (first name given in transcript) as police chief and approved his wage determination during the meeting.",{"_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},6604472,"Marysville council approves updated pool rental agreement and tiered party fees; staff to tighten booking and head counts",349,472000,821000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2988884-7abf33a3da86542ee118d59ea6e4c48e&start=472&end=821","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2988884-7abf33a3da86542ee118d59ea6e4c48e/thumbnail_472000.jpg","/articles/6604472/Marysville/Marshall-County/Kansas/Marysville-council-approves-updated-pool-rental-agreement-and-tiered-party-fees-staff-to-tighten-booking-and-head-counts","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6604472-4dcf82b91ba13e7cd9ed73e2cc354899/orig.mp4?Expires=1775952100&Signature=REu3-eB3-rAw3FiFPF-Zx0XeMObSreOwWdyf4L1SoKMoMzdZTdAlNVXufi7ZOaaBxuW-xOnzBytYjGNtnUI~y4VI3ZN4tewHMgZJO0fqNz1UybO84Cu3ANjjQ5pgHhj25MKjc7wCt0E0HfW71Krt4zy8cnOfyJqMxLAt2De45NYHQBUNnZnXBd3DJFJhm5fdjGDKOOrp5ZFQnc820JAvebKjmXzW7g3RomBuBIxSi2h-UXTwUM9AS0Xytyn60Zzwi1kpVGR0tmgaKcAAH4ScIP9fXMY5-Vfs4AGdww6v8VAv3RHgrwsT9Qc4uAmzJSVEHY7~ke1A55IA3IVF4QssZQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Marysville City Council approved a new rental agreement for the city pool and heard a policy presentation from Courtney Porter, the pool and aquatics manager, who proposed tiered party fees and increased staffing for larger events.

Porter told the council that the standard pool-party fee had been $150 for about a decade and that the department wants to move to a tiered schedule so staffing matches party size. \"So you will see that our regular pool party price has been a hundred and $50 for probably, what, 10 years,\" Porter said. She proposed a tier for 10–50 people at $250 and higher fees for larger parties so the department can staff up to nine lifeguards on very large bookings.

Council discussion and decisions
Council members noted the pool is intended as a community service rather than a revenue generator but supported the policy change to avoid understaffing and late closures. The council approved the rental agreement by motion and voice vote.

Operational details and next steps
- Staffing: Managers plan to staff more lifeguards for larger events; the department has been hiring and expected to finish recruitment within the week prior to the meeting.
- Fees: Manager’s proposal will require attendees to be counted at gates at events to enforce head counts and any penalties for exceeding declared party size.
- Schedule: Staff aims to have water in the pool by May 24 (two weeks before the planned opening) and to remain open through Labor Day subject to staffing.

Porter also noted the department is reviewing sand-filter treatment and other maintenance items; those technical updates will be addressed in follow-up reports to council.","The council approved a new pool rental agreement and discussed tiered fees and staffing levels for pool parties; staff aim to have water in the pool by May 24 and operate through Labor Day if staffing allows.","actionData","errors"]

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