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Votes at a glance: Valley Center council approves development contracts, roundabout agreement, ordinance vacate and senior bus grant
Summary
At its Nov. 18 meeting Valley Center council approved SEH professional services for Prairie Lakes Phase 5 ($127,900), awarded Amber Ridge Phase 1 construction ($1,819,969.75) and SEH services ($184,900), accepted a senior bus grant (city cost $18,843), approved the 85th & Broadway roundabout agreement, and passed ordinance 1440-25 vacating a portion of Avenue A.
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The Valley Center City Council approved a series of motions by voice vote during its Nov. 18 meeting. Key formal actions included construction and professional-services agreements, an intergovernmental roundabout agreement, a street-vacation ordinance and a senior bus grant acceptance.
The council approved a professional services agreement with SEH for Prairie Lakes Phase 5 construction administration and material testing not to exceed $127,900.
The council awarded the Amber Ridge Phase 1 construction contract (motion recorded with amount $1,819,969.75) and separately approved an SEH professional services agreement for Amber Ridge Phase 1 in the amount of $184,900 for staking, inspection and materials testing.
The council approved acceptance of a grant agreement with the City of Wichita for purchase of a van for senior center activities, authorizing a city cost of $18,843.
Council accepted an intergovernmental agreement with the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT), Park City and Sedgwick County to participate in a partially WAMPO-funded roundabout project at 85th and Broadway and authorized the mayor to sign the agreement. Staff said the city’s commitment is limited to right-of-way obligations the city controls and that most underground utility relocations are expected to be paid by the utilities themselves.
City counsel introduced Ordinance 1440-25 as a replacement ordinance to correct previously omitted survey/legal attachments and the council approved vacating a portion of Avenue A (now called C Street) by motion and voice vote.
All motions were recorded as carried by voice vote on the record; the transcript does not include a roll-call tally of yes/no votes for these items. Where an exact mover or seconder was not stated in the transcript, the article records the motion text and the approved amounts as read on the record.

