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Votes at a glance: Goodland approves consent agenda, licenses, contracts, bid award and appointments
Summary
At its meeting the Goodland City Commission approved the consent agenda, passed boundary and solar resolutions, approved 2025 CMB licenses (except Dollar General pending inspection), approved a $25,000 county library contract and a $53,000 two‑year recreation contract, awarded a $3,000 bid for 321 Broadway, and confirmed several appointments; the commission also moved into an executive session under KSA 75‑4319(b)(1).
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The Goodland City Commission completed a series of routine and substantive votes during its meeting.
Consent agenda: The commission approved the December meeting minutes and multiple appropriation ordinances on a unanimous roll call.
Licenses: Commissioners approved the 2025 Cereal Malt Beverage (CMB) license list with the exception of Dollar General, which remains pending until its sprinkler/fire suppression update is approved. Zach (staff) said, "their sprinkler system in the building itself needs to be updated for fire suppression." The motion approved other listed licensees pending Dollar General’s inspection.
Contracts: The commission approved a county contract to fund library services at $25,000 and approved a two‑year recreation contract with the Goodland Activity Center (GAC) for $53,000, which includes programming and facility maintenance for city parks and the Centennial Complex.
Property bid: The commission awarded the bid for property at 321 Broadway to S and M Repair for $3,000 with a completion date of Jan. 31; an alternate bid was $11,000 with a later completion date.
Appointments: Kevin Ross was appointed to the airport board and Richard Hayden and Don Smith were reappointed to the cemetery board; the appointments were approved by voice/roll call.
Executive session and adjournment: The mayor moved to go into executive session under KSA 75‑4319(b)(1) to discuss non‑elected personnel matters; the commission approved the move to executive session and later returned and adjourned the meeting.

