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Johnson County authorizes condemnation for Black Bob Road safety project after homeowner protest
Summary
The Board of County Commissioners on Jan. 16 adopted Resolution 004-25 authorizing acquisition by condemnation of right-of-way easements for the Black Bob Road Safety Improvement Project. Commissioners approved the measure 7-0 after an executive session; staff were directed to continue negotiations with affected homeowners.
The Johnson County Board of County Commissioners voted Jan. 16 to adopt Resolution 004-25, authorizing condemnation of the rights-of-way and easements needed for the Black Bob Road Safety Improvement Project between 100th and 53rd Terrace and 100th and 59th Street.
The action, moved by Commissioner Hanslick and seconded by Commissioner Allenbrand, passed by roll call 7-0 after the board recessed to an executive session to receive privileged legal advice under the Kansas Open Meetings Act (KSA 75-4319(b)(2)). Chair Mike Kelly said the procedural authorization was intended to preserve timing for the project while negotiations with homeowners continue.
During general public comment, homeowner Steven McGink…
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