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Park City council approves annexation, repeals building-code amendment and appoints treasurer; votes at a glance
Summary
At its May 26 meeting the Park City Council approved three ordinances (annexation ord. 1243-2026; repeal of municipal code section 4-210, ord. 1242-2026) and appointed Jamie May as city treasurer. All measures passed unanimously, 6-0.
The Park City City Council on May 26 approved several administrative and land-use measures in unanimous votes.
What passed: the council adopted ordinance 1243-2026 to annex a tract in the 2800 block of Ford Street (described by staff as just over 1.6 million square feet, or 37.14 acres); adopted ordinance 1242-2026 to repeal section 4-210 of the municipal code (an amendment to the National Electrical Code/International Residential Code concerning placement of receptacle outlets); and approved the appointment of Jamie May as city treasurer. All votes were recorded 6-0.
Annexation details: Staff presented a petition for consent to annex property in Sedgwick County and said the purchaser (the same owner as 81 Speedway) plans to subdivide the tract into three residential lots and later petition to extend water service. The staff reading included an acreage figure (37.14 acres). Staff also read appraised and assessed values as "1,430" and "421" respectively; those numbers appear truncated in the transcript and staff did not supply full dollar figures during public remarks.
Code repeal: The repeal of section 4-210 followed a recommendation from the building official to revert a narrow City amendment concerning outlet placement back to the uniform code provisions. A staff speaker said the building official suggested the change; Councilmember Jim Schroeder moved the ordinance and John Wells seconded.
Appointment: Jamie May, described in the meeting as a former city treasurer and city employee, was nominated and confirmed as city treasurer by a 6-0 vote.
Votes at a glance: - Ordinance 1243-2026 (annexation of Ford Street tract): motion moved by Jim Schroeder, seconded by John Wells; vote 6-0. - Ordinance 1242-2026 (repeal of section 4-210 of municipal code): motion moved by Jim Schroeder, seconded by John Wells; vote 6-0. - Appointment of Jamie May as city treasurer: motion moved by Troy Hill, seconded by Linda Westafer; vote 6-0.
Next steps: For the annexation, staff indicated the purchaser may request extension of water service to the new lots; no additional public hearings were recorded in the transcript.
