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Leawood council approves county license at Fire Station, Iron Horse driving-range contract; accepts monthly police and fire reports
Summary
At its September meeting, the Leawood City Council unanimously approved a 10-year license with Johnson County for partial use of Fire Station 2, awarded a driving-range construction contract for Iron Horse Golf Course and accepted police and fire monthly reports showing falling property crime but rising mental-health and response calls.
The Leawood City Council voted unanimously to approve several agreements and to accept departmental monthly reports during its September meeting.
Council members approved a 10-year license agreement with the Board of County Commissioners of Johnson County for partial use of Fire Station 2, authorized execution of a contract to build a driving range at Iron Horse Golf Course and accepted the police and fire departments’ monthly activity reports.
The license agreement with Johnson County is for $440,968 and covers county use of parts of Fire Station 2 for a decade. Councilmember Kane, who moved the resolution, called the agreement “terrific,” saying she appreciated that the county will now share facility costs the city previously bore alone. The motion carried unanimously.
The governing body also authorized an agreement with Mid America Golf & Landscape Inc. not to exceed $730,361.91 for the Iron Horse driving-range project (project 4PRK49144C). Councilmember Larson…
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