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Votes at a glance: Arkansas City Commission approves grant application, trail engineering, fee schedule, sewer fix, engineering review and radios
Summary
The Arkansas City Commission on Jan. 7 approved a set of resolutions and contracts covering a downtown historic-preservation grant application, trail construction engineering, the 2025 comprehensive fee schedule, a chloride-discharge engineering review, an emergency sewer-main replacement and a radio purchase for fire/EMS.
The Arkansas City Commission on Jan. 7 approved a package of resolutions and agreements covering historic-preservation grant work, trail engineering, the comprehensive fee schedule, a water-treatment engineering review, an emergency sewer main replacement and the purchase of encrypted-capable radios for fire/EMS.
Historic-preservation grant: The commission authorized the city to apply for a Historic Preservation Fund grant administered by the National Park Service to revise the National Register nomination for the Downtown Arkansas City commercial district. Staff said the city is seeking up to $25,000 to hire a consultant to complete the nomination/updates; the program requires a 40% match but staff said most or all of that match can be in-kind services. The grant project, if awarded, would likely run through 2026; staff said property owners would have to consent to additions to the district and that state tax credits could become available for eligible…
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