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Lindsborg council opens CDBG housing hearing for proposed $336,500 rehab project
Summary
The council held a public hearing on a proposed Small Cities CDBG Housing Rehabilitation application to repair roughly nine dwellings (about two rental units and seven owner-occupied homes) with an estimated total cost of $336,500; no members of the public spoke at the hearing.
The Lindsborg City Council opened a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) housing application hearing on March 2, 2026 to consider a Small Cities CDBG Housing Rehabilitation application to the Kansas Department of Commerce. Mayor Clark Shultz stated the project would target approximately nine dwellings within the city limits — approximately two rental units and seven owner-occupied homes — and include the demolition of one blighted residential structure. The estimated project cost is $336,500, funded by landlord contributions, the Kansas Weatherization Assistance Program, and city funds.
Mayor Clark Shultz opened the hearing at 6:32 p.m. and, with no public comments offered, closed it at 6:34 p.m. The hearing preceded council action later in the meeting to authorize staff to sign required grant forms and adopt a resolution certifying the city’s legal authority to apply. The council’s subsequent votes formalized the city’s intention to pursue the application but did not obligate the city beyond committing the local match and required application materials.
