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Kearney board approves Market at the Park vendor packet, event rentals and consent agenda items

Board of Aldermen · March 2, 2026
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Summary

The Board approved the consent agenda (minutes, Kaw Valley Greenhouse temporary structure permit, and an entertainment contract) and passed resolutions to adopt the Market at the Park vendor information packet and to rent a large viewing screen from Musco Sports Lighting for the Cleats and Beats 2026 Watch Party. Officials said vendor spacing and parking availability were discussed but not changed.

Deputy City Clerk Sundi McKinney presented several items related to community events and vendor administration. The Board approved the consent agenda, which included minutes from Feb. 17, 2026; Resolution No. 14-2026 approving a temporary structure permit for Kaw Valley Greenhouse at 701 Watson Drive; and Resolution No. 15-2026 authorizing a contract to book Outlaw Jim and the Whiskey Benders at the Kearney Amphitheater.

McKinney also presented Resolution No. 16-2026, which approves the Market at the Park vendor information packet, permit application and standard vendor agreement for the rebranded farmers market at Lions Park. She said the packet consolidates vendor expectations around fees, hours, setup and basic legal protections. The Board discussed allotted vendor space and parking availability and then voted to approve the resolution unanimously.

McKinney presented Resolution No. 17-2026 to authorize a rental agreement with Musco Sports Lighting for a large mobile LED viewing screen for Cleats and Beats 2026. The rental covers delivery, setup, operation and removal of the screen as well as support for video, audio and internet during the event. The Board approved the resolution without recorded opposition.

Alderperson Lehman moved to approve the consent agenda; Alderperson Holt seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The meeting record contains no public objections to these items.

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