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During council concerns, a resident complaint cited that golf carts and small off-road vehicles are traveling on the back path behind Marlin and other neighborhoods. Police representatives said those vehicles are considered motor vehicles under local and state traffic ordinances and are subject to licensing and insurance requirements; golf carts must be licensed under a recently adopted local process to be legal on city streets.

Police said officers issue warnings for first-time offenses and tickets for repeat violations. Staff noted enforcement challenges because patrol cars cannot easily access long stretches of the path; the department asked residents to call 911 when they observe violations, including times and descriptions, to improve the chances of catching repeat offenders.

Council and police discussed electric motor-assisted bicycles, which present a classification challenge. Police said they are seeking guidance from the attorney general’s office and will rely on state and city traffic code definitions; regardless of classification, riders should yield to pedestrians.

Police also reminded residents about curfew guidance for minors and about fireworks rules for the Fourth of July period; they announced a dedicated nonemergency line (290-1011) running June 27 through July 6 to field nuisance or noise complaints during the holiday period.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Haysville - City Council Meeting - June 9, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Police and council discussed repeated reports of golf carts, mini bikes and motor-assisted bicycles using Haysville’s back bike path; officers are issuing warnings and tickets and urged residents to call 911 to report violations.","taxTitle","Haysville City, Sedgwick County, Kansas","taxId",70748,"location","Kansas","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6153060,"Council approves vacation of portion of lift-station easement to clear homeowner garage encroachment",55,1047000,1102000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5494804-fac661613c374bdafaf8fd5c33fae021&start=1047&end=1102","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5494804-fac661613c374bdafaf8fd5c33fae021/thumbnail_1047000.jpg","/articles/6153060/Kansas/Council-approves-vacation-of-portion-of-lift-station-easement-to-clear-homeowner-garage-encroachment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6153060-8db258b2cb0aa43ca4f9c20688023f56/orig.mp4?Expires=1770995915&Signature=gPatLsL4MVs-krKfDH-ElS-BKJh~vmpI6N6VqL-R8nh5WvVhOSTS0pIUYVdp6trkuaEqXsd8f6q2eutb21QOdwtvRX-MKvoiV74Xiy7PfbBVcTQds-zqBxIKgzs7qFmHXzchh~q3MPsQ8eYOMg4GoAlBewvCn2~GyRcZlFxubWM~MzG7CcUUayDw6cUN7hgei1SYcmsFuKS~NxhXY4leaK87nb0ha-dmckhQgm6AvUVkd5d2qEy997fSCyVQTXJylUpFv0nZUOayhC59Dyn~PMFIYmfUzzpOlxb9be70QSU0vjveH1jjxET2vtuzuCTSQzObNMBUfjo9Jc0vQR7NCg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Haysville City Council approved an ordinance vacating a portion of a lift-station easement within Lot 1, Block 1 of the John Burba addition so that an owner-built garage into the easement would no longer encroach by approximately 2 feet once the vacation is recorded.

Planning staff said the vacation request is tied to easement acquisitions for the Southwest Sewer Interceptor project. The city and the property owner are negotiating to secure a new permanent easement for the phase 1 Southwest interceptor and an additional easement for a future phase 2 project; the vacation request will help clear the existing lift-station easement and align rights for the sewer project.

Staff told the council the property owner’s garage was built about 30 feet into the recorded easement and the city has no documentation explaining how the encroachment occurred. All building permits for the structure would have gone through Sedgwick County, staff said. The planning commission held a public hearing on May 22 and recommended approval of the vacation.

Council approved the ordinance to vacate the portion of the lift-station easement. Staff described the action as largely a cleanup to narrow the recorded easement to what the lift station actually requires, while securing necessary permanent easements for the larger Southwest interceptor project.","To accommodate a new permanent easement for a Southwest interceptor sewer project and clear an encroaching garage, Haysville approved vacating part of a lift-station easement at 7474 South Seneca Street.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6153065,"Haysville council approves conditional use for vehicle storage yard after applicant shifts plan to construction sales",429,589000,1018000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5494804-fac661613c374bdafaf8fd5c33fae021&start=589&end=1018","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5494804-fac661613c374bdafaf8fd5c33fae021/thumbnail_589000.jpg","/articles/6153065/Kansas/Haysville-council-approves-conditional-use-for-vehicle-storage-yard-after-applicant-shifts-plan-to-construction-sales","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6153065-c5a4ec97dfa92c142bec25793d265e09/orig.mp4?Expires=1770995915&Signature=MzYo28SBt6c6vDYQm1VboAwR-EbMOCdlGv1mE7YF7ZBtdCHAvAHw9SWTv3hjLBpTnrWud6bYNHVYILYFxVSBkCWhTTIRBv6D4qLvcMvKN0K9ikwOK2-j3WhNfW-1~U50QO8NJ4nxJLPHjrvDowyrJ28Ge8o-3zZb3q2Lfqsr8C1w30CjSm1ZpSgnRdDebwCZ4-N2D2pVm29S7M-B73t84UF-OT6rMv8xdO9fFO5Sa9rPmxoegG9CYGmRC2v52eoes7IeX7YSKNMcbSaZdkR9dDF8CbBooXXDtosrojH0xQHh49ylGdtFruRlaoLyBrZ2S1bczrjiaA9WhF~bb9QtDg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Haysville City Council voted to approve a conditional-use authorization for a vehicle storage yard in Lot 1, Block C, Haysville Industrial Park while noting the applicant has told staff it intends to operate a construction sales and service business instead — a use allowed under the property’s light industrial zoning.

City planning staff told the council the planning commission recommended approval of the conditional use at the May 22 hearing, with specified conditions; one condition listed in the staff memo was removed because the city currently lacks an ordinance authorizing administrative revocation of a conditional use. Staff said the applicant informed the city on the day of the council meeting that the intended use would be construction sales and service, which does not require a conditional use in the light industrial district.

Council members pressed staff on how the city would prevent the vehicle-storage yard from becoming a vehicle repair operation. Councilman Crump asked what enforcement leverage the city would have if trucks stored on the property began to be worked on regularly. Planning staff responded that the city’s zoning definitions govern permitted uses, and that vehicle repair is a defined use in the code. The staff explanation noted that routine maintenance on vehicles owned by the property operator would be incidental, while repairs to vehicles not owned by the operator would be vehicle repair and would typically require a business license and be subject to environmental and building inspections.

Staff recommended the council approve the conditional use with the conditions in the memo “to protect the applicant in case he doesn't expand his business model” to sales and service. Approving the conditional use would allow the property to operate as a vehicle storage yard if the applicant did not proceed with the construction sales and service plan; if the applicant uses the property for a permitted use in the light industrial district, no further action would be required.

Council approved the resolution after a motion and second. The roll call showed one “no” vote (Councilmember Hart) and the remainder of the council voting in favor.","Council approved a conditional-use resolution for a proposed vehicle-storage yard in Haysville Industrial Park but heard concerns about the potential for the site to operate as a vehicle repair facility; applicant told staff the intended use had changed to construction sales and service, which would not require the conditional use.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6153070,"Haysville schedules July 14 hearing on special assessments for two subdivisions; bond sale planned for September",176,1513000,1689000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5494804-fac661613c374bdafaf8fd5c33fae021&start=1513&end=1689","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5494804-fac661613c374bdafaf8fd5c33fae021/thumbnail_1513000.jpg","/articles/6153070/Kansas/Haysville-schedules-July-14-hearing-on-special-assessments-for-two-subdivisions-bond-sale-planned-for-September","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6153070-9fb80fe7825a665fddef3ef8ac16822f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770995915&Signature=oWhjW5jPdB8-rQRIVDNKaGZA8DyYjJ83rzpYqmmZIzqggSDniNhmX1KwvN13wwezM0Yufut7WX5qWJd95YC9LcE69D0uhC1mPRcdhpALkMKBhuhV1zVzNCQPtrusZGTjNOBK0c5Bx2G8o6ZjJMsjaxKpdp-dIdOObhCAdch91JGphYsbau2UdawY4XmTLNM5CH~~FOXgsK4q8xQTb10nbPBEJEyKMwJyFLo6JgMIQiKwoC3W~foVvaGwDeN5W0qmChpj2YOMJ23woKRNCUVWaSaCdIz3QfbOxe5usDhyneOw2NFm7KdeZLroZ5cJKE6e~aPuJ0jhYeTdwkHxE8vSUA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Haysville City Council on an evening meeting approved notices to begin the special assessment process for paving, sewer, water distribution and stormwater improvements in the Wheatland Village Addition and the Grand and Plaza Addition and scheduled a public hearing for Monday, July 14.

City financial adviser Brett Shogren told the council the projects are complete and final costs have been submitted. He said the documents in the council packet include the statement of final costs, the assessment roll certification and the proposed form of notice that will be mailed to current property owners and published in the Haysville Sun Times.

Shogren said property owners will have until Wednesday, Aug. 11, to prepay any or all assessments. Amounts not prepaid will be financed by general-obligation (GO) bonds sold on Sept. 8 with a planned close on Sept. 30; bond proceeds will be used to pay off the temporary notes on Oct. 1. Shogren said the city will submit assessment documentation to Sedgwick County in late August 2026 and collection of special-assessment taxes will begin on property tax statements in December 2026.

The council voted to approve the final cost assessment roll notices and to set the July 14 public hearing. The hearing will allow written or oral objections before the city considers an ordinance finalizing and spreading the assessments to the properties in those additions.

The action begins a multi-step statutory process: publish notice, mail statements of proposed costs to property owners, hold the public hearing, then (if the council proceeds) adopt an ordinance levying the assessments and sell bonds to convert temporary financing to long-term debt. Property owners who prepay will have their prepayments credited against the bond principal, Shogren said.

Council discussion during the meeting focused on scheduling and whether the two projects could be handled together; staff confirmed they would be handled in a single motion and schedule.

A public hearing notice will be published and mailed as required; the council will consider the ordinance at a subsequent meeting after the July 14 hearing.","The Haysville City Council set a public hearing for July 14 on final cost assessment rolls for Wheatland Village Addition and Grand and Plaza Addition, and staff outlined plans to issue GO bonds in September to retire temporary notes.","actionData","errors"]

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