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Wichita City Council previews July 1 and July 8 agendas, highlighting affordable-housing bond, Delano consumption district and transit pilot
Summary
The Wichita City Council was given a preview of items set for its July 1 and July 8 meetings, City Manager Layton told the council, including a proposed multifamily residential revenue bond for affordable housing in District 1; proposed changes to the city’s common consumption provisions to enable a common consumption district in Delano; a letter of intent to issue $3,600,000 in industrial revenue bonds for a manufacturing, warehousing and distribution facility; and a grant application for two hybrid buses and five hybrid vans to support paratransit service and experiments with microtransit.
The Wichita City Council was given a preview of items set for its July 1 and July 8 meetings, City Manager Layton told the council, including a proposed multifamily residential revenue bond for affordable housing in District 1; proposed changes to the city’s common consumption provisions to enable a common consumption district in Delano; a letter of intent to issue $3,600,000 in industrial revenue bonds for a manufacturing, warehousing and distribution facility; and a grant application for two hybrid buses and five hybrid vans to support paratransit service and experiments with microtransit.
The agenda preview matters because the items would affect housing finance, local alcohol-consumption rules, economic development incentives and transit service options if the council approves them. All items were presented as…
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