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KC City Council approves zoning change to allow bowling centers, awards sewer and planning contracts and appoints Jim Crossland as city manager
Summary
At its Dec. 18 meeting, the KC City Council adopted a zoning text amendment to permit bowling centers in the C‑3 district, awarded a $1.085 million contract to rehabilitate the 6 Mile Creek sewer interceptor, approved a $195,000 planning contract, reallocated ARPA funds, reappointed two committee members and appointed Jim Crossland as city manager.
The KC City Council on Dec. 18 adopted a zoning text amendment to permit bowling centers in the city’s C‑3 (Central Commercial) district and approved a slate of contracts and administrative moves, including the appointment of Jim Crossland as city manager.
Staff told the council that the Planning Commission unanimously recommended the text amendment (Ordinance 2024‑13) and that no members of the public spoke for or against the change. "Staff recommends moving forward with the zoning change to allow bowling centers in the C 3 District," staff said during the second reading. The council moved, seconded and approved the ordinance by unanimous roll call.
Why it matters: Planning staff said allowing bowling centers in C‑3 would help entertainment venues adapt to modern trends by permitting combined uses such as arcades and restaurants alongside bowling. The…
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