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Votes at a glance: Valley Center council approves comprehensive plan ordinance, annexation resolution and design agreement

2499225 · March 5, 2025
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Summary

At the meeting the council approved the second reading of the 2025–2035 comprehensive plan ordinance, Resolution 779-25 asking Sedgwick County to review an island annexation, a $57,200 design agreement for the Abilene Lift Station, the meeting agenda and minutes, and recessed into an executive session with no action taken.

The Valley Center City Council approved several routine and substantive items during the meeting.

Key votes and outcomes

- Agenda approval: The council approved the meeting agenda as presented (motion and second; motion carried).

- Approval of minutes: The council approved the minutes of the Feb. 20, 2025 meeting (motion and second; motion carried).

- Ordinance 1420-25 (Comprehensive Plan, second reading): The council moved and approved Ordinance 1420-25 adopting the 2025–2035 City of Valley Center comprehensive plan on second reading; staff had recommended approval.

- Resolution 779-25 (West Valley Addition annexation): The council approved Resolution 779-25 requesting Sedgwick County consider island annexation of Lot 5, Block A in the West Valley Addition (motion carried). The resolution sends the request to the county for findings; if the county makes the required findings the matter will return as an ordinance for two readings and public notice.

- Professional services agreement (Abilene Lift Station): The council approved a professional design agreement with SEH for $57,200 to design relocation and upgrades to the Abilene Lift Station and authorized the mayor or city administrator to sign (motion carried). Staff said construction is currently estimated at about $600,000–$700,000 and that design funding will come from sewer reserves.

- Executive session: Council recessed into an executive session for a preliminary discussion of acquisition of real property (10 minutes, city administrator and city attorney included). The meeting resumed and the mayor reported no action taken.

- Consent agenda and adjournment: The consent agenda was approved and the meeting was adjourned.

Vote tallies for the motions were recorded in the meeting as "motion carried"; the transcript did not include roll-call vote counts for each item.