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Votes at a glance: Bel Aire council actions on June meeting
Summary
At the meeting the council approved the consent agenda and appropriation ordinance (4–0), approved a Woodlon Road change order (4–0), awarded a paving contract (passed with one abstention), approved two pipeline encroachment agreements (each 3–1), and approved two fireworks permits (4–0).
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Key formal outcomes from the Bel Aire City Council meeting:
- Consent agenda (minutes of June 2, 2026): Approved (voice vote) 4–0. - Appropriation Ordinance No. 26‑11 (expenditures for May 27–June 8): Approved 4–0. (Transcript contains a garbled figure for the full total; the ordinance number and approval are recorded in the minutes.) - Change Order No. 26 (Woodlon Road reconstruction to use lime‑treated subgrade): Approved 4–0; motion authorized up to $712,024 and directed staff to execute paperwork with Pearson Construction LLC. - Chapel Landing 7 paving contract: Council approved award to Kansas Paving; one member abstained and the motion passed (recorded as 3–0 with one abstention). The transcripted dollar figure for the contract contains unclear digits; staff will publish the executed contract amount in the official contract file. - Encroachment agreements for 53rd Street multi‑use path: Phillips 66 encroachment agreement approved 3–1 (Mr. Macintosh opposed); KPC Pipeline LLC agreement approved 3–1 (Mr. Macintosh opposed). Staff will include executed agreements in contractor RFPs. - Fireworks display permits: Wasup Fireworks permit for June 27 and City of Bel Aire fireworks for July 11 were both approved with fee waivers 4–0.
The council also scheduled a budget workshop and asked staff to circulate materials ahead of the July 7 meeting when the revenue neutral rate will be considered.

