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Votes at a glance: consent agenda approved; tax-exempt status for 710 N. Broadway authorized
Summary
The Crawford County Commission approved its consent agenda and authorized a letter supporting tax-exempt status for a mental-health property at 710 North Broadway in Pittsburg. A motion to accept a subdivision resolution was made during the meeting; a vote on that motion was not recorded in the transcript.
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The Crawford County Commission approved its consent agenda and authorized a letter supporting a tax-exemption for a mental-health property at 710 North Broadway in Pittsburg, the commission said during its April 2025 meeting.
The consent agenda included a motion listed in the record as “25-5170” to approve the consent agenda; two related consent items described in the record — a CCAP letter of support for the Community Services Block Grant and several public building commission appointments — were read into the record as part of the consent package. The meeting record shows an initial motion, a second, and an “Aye” indicating approval of the consent items.
The commission also considered a request from the county clerk for a letter to the Board of Tax Appeals in support of an application by Family and Children Together to have the property at 710 North Broadway in Pittsburg declared tax-exempt for use as a mental-health facility. A commissioner made a motion “that we approve this tax exempt for the property at 710 North Broadway in Pittsburg, Kansas, authorizing the chair to sign.” A second followed and the record shows an “Aye.”
During the meeting Zoning Administrator Mae Smith presented a subdivision application for property identified as 1080 and 1092 on 5th/30th Avenue (presented as a combined project by Base Camp Pitt LLC). The planning-and-zoning record described multiple technical conditions — including percolation testing and an engineered septic design for some lots — and a motion was made to accept resolution 2025-014 tied to that subdivision. The transcript records the motion but does not record a second or a vote on that motion in the provided record.
The meeting proceeded to other agenda items after these actions.
Votes recorded in the provided transcript are summarized below; where the record did not show a vote count or named mover/second, the transcript text is quoted or described instead.
Votes at a glance - Consent agenda (listed in meeting as 25-5170 and related items 25-171, 25-172, 25-173): motion and second recorded; the transcript records “Aye” indicating approval. (Motion text read into record; details of individual consent items include CCAP letter of support for the Community Services Block Grant, appointments to the public building commission, and an executive-session authorization to discuss contracts.) - Tax-exempt support letter for 710 North Broadway (Family and Children Together): motion to approve and authorize the chair to sign; second recorded; transcript records “Aye.” Outcome recorded in transcript: approved. - Resolution 2025-014 (subdivision for Base Camp Pitt LLC): motion to accept resolution 2025-014 was made; the transcript does not record a second or vote in the provided excerpt.
Actions not resulting in a recorded vote in the transcript (discussion or administrative directions) - A recommendation was made to return three vendor bids to Road & Bridge staff (Alyssa Edwards) for review and for staff to prepare a recommendation to the commission; the transcript shows the commission asked staff to review and return with a recommendation but no formal vote was recorded in the excerpt.
The transcript excerpts used to summarize these actions come from the meeting record and were quoted or paraphrased where the record did not provide a full motion text or roll-call vote.

