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Votes at a glance: Coffeyville Commission approves ordinances, appropriation and tiny-home fee
Summary
At its Sept. 9 meeting the City Commission approved a consent appropriation ordinance, three second-reading ordinances, and a fee resolution for tiny-home applications. All measures passed by recorded aye votes of those present.
The City Commission of the City of Coffeyville on Sept. 9 approved multiple administrative and ordinance items as summarized below.
The nut graf: The meeting approved the consent agenda and several second-reading ordinances and resolutions with recorded unanimous aye votes from commissioners present. Key financial items and ordinance changes were passed with little debate.
Key votes and details
- Consent agenda and Appropriation Ordinance AO-25-17: Approved as part of the consent agenda. The appropriation ordinance AO-25-17 totaled $1,349,629.98. Vice Mayor Van Oster highlighted several payment items: Alert Roof Systems (three roof replacements at airport hangar, golf course clubhouse and raw water building) for $77,224; Algar Martin pay estimate No. 9 for Eighth Street water design and other civil projects, $59,573; Coffeyville Regional Medical Center sales tax distribution $83,405; JKS Construction Santa Fe box culvert estimate $72,839; Meridian Health claims $46,802.67; Midwest Fence (dog park materials) $12,600; Prairie Land Partners (John Deere skid steer for Electric) $112,638; payroll $409,336. Motion to approve items 1–3 of the consent agenda made by Mayor Maples and seconded by Commissioner Faulkner; recorded ayes by Vice Mayor Van Oster, Commissioner Hendricks, Mayor Maples and Commissioner Faulkner.
- Second reading, Ordinance G-25-O3 (tiny homes zoning overlay): Commission approved the second reading amending the model zoning ordinance to add a definition for tiny homes and create a tiny-home overlay district. Motion to approve made by Vice Mayor Van Oster; second by Mayor Maples. Recorded ayes from Commissioners present.
- Second reading, Ordinance G-25-O5 (investment of idle funds): Commission approved amendments to Chapter 2, Article 4, Division 2, Section 2-154 relating to investment of idle funds. Motion made by Vice Mayor Van Oster; second by Commissioner Hendricks. Recorded ayes.
- Second reading, Ordinance G-25-O6 (electric rate schedule SUP-25 and repeal of line-extension policy): Commission approved adopting electric rate schedule SUP-25 pursuant to Chapter 42, Article 1, Section 42.6 and repealed the line-extension policy. Motion made by Commissioner Hendricks; second by Commissioner Faulkner. Recorded ayes.
- Resolution R-25-98 (tiny-home application fee): Following passage of the tiny-home zoning ordinance, City Clerk Melissa Carter presented a proposed $25 application fee to add to the city fee schedule; the commission approved the resolution (motion by Vice Mayor Van Oster; second by Commissioner Faulkner). Recorded ayes.
Ending: All recorded votes on the listed items were aye from the commissioners present; Commissioner Jones was absent. Several items (consent agenda payments and appropriations) were discussed briefly during the vice mayor's highlights but did not generate extended debate.
