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Votes at a glance: Wichita City Council, Feb. 4, 2025

2945815 · February 4, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal council votes taken at the Feb. 4, 2025 Wichita City Council meeting, including approvals, deferrals and denials.

Key formal actions taken by the Wichita City Council on Feb. 4, 2025 (votes reported by the city clerk):

- Approval of minutes (Jan. 21, Jan. 28 and Jan. 29): Motion passed 7–0.

- Consent agenda (items 1–12) approved 7–0 with item 4A pulled for separate consideration; consent item 4A (Karl Brewer Community Center improvements and change order) was later approved 7–0.

- Board of Bids and Contracts recommendations (including pool painting contract and transit center security services change order): Approved 7–0.

- Petitions for public improvements (Brookfield South addition phases 6 & 7; Mac Meridian addition): Approved 7–0.

- Amendment to leases for city-owned property at 307–309 North Mead and 303 North Mead: Deferred to April 1, 2025 (motion to defer carried 7–0).

- Funding authorization for 2025 sanitary sewer lift station rehabilitation ($1,200,000, CIP): Approved 7–0.

- Starlight Drive-In loan amendment (District 3 loan restructure): Approved 7–0.

- PUD amendment for Crown Uptown Theater (increase occupancy): Council overrode MAPC and denied the PUD amendment (final vote recorded unanimous after clerical correction; action to deny carried by council).

- Council appointments: Susan Richardson appointed to the Bridal Services Advisory Board (confirmed 7–0).

Several items were discussed at length but did not require immediate council votes, including youth-football transition plans and Old Town lease negotiations (the latter was deferred).