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Votes at a glance: commission approves airport CIP, multiple contracts and cooperative agreements

Goodland City Commission · January 21, 2026
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Summary

In addition to rejecting an RV-park zoning change, the commission approved the annual airport CIP, authorized a KDOT grant application, approved a snow-equipment building design contract, and approved cooperative and service agreements and other contracts including a municipal judge contract and an industrial park purchase authorization.

The Goodland City Commission approved several formal items on the agenda during the meeting:

- Consent agenda (minutes and appropriation ordinances): approved by roll call. - Airport five-year CIP: accepted; commission authorized staff to apply for a KDOT Aviation grant for fuel-tank replacement (90/10 match) and approved associated design work for a snow-removal equipment building. - Cooperative agreement with Kyle Railroad (Genesee & Wyoming): commission approved Goodland serving as local government applicant for a build grant. - Master services agreement with KMEA Midstates: commission approved a background MSA to enable task orders for electrical engineering, procurement and construction for industrial-park electrical extension work. - Municipal court judge contract: commission approved a contractual arrangement to retain Lee Ann Taylor as municipal judge following retirement as an employee. - Industrial park lots: commission authorized moving forward with a purchase agreement and property consolidation to support a proposed grain mill and bakery development (lots 1,2,7,8 in Block 3), including plat amendment steps.

All of the above were moved, seconded and carried by roll-call votes recorded in the meeting; where specific vote tallies were given in the transcript those are noted in the actions recorded in the meeting provenance.