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Council approves year-end financial reports; mayor clarifies STAR bond map has no city impact
Summary
Treasurer Noland presented a year-end budget-to-actuals report showing revenues up $23,600 and net position $55,400 better than budget; council approved the November and December financial reports. Mayor McCullagh said a Kansas Department of Commerce STAR bond district map does not confer special tax status on Lake Quivira.
Treasurer Noland delivered the year-end Budget-to-Actuals summary for November and December 2025, reporting total revenues up $23,600 (noting sales/use tax favorable by $25,700), expenses under budget by $31,700, and net position better than budget by $55,400. Capital Improvement Fund activity was minimal and net favorable by $243,000 due to project timing. The council voted 3-0 to approve the November and December financial reports.
In his mayoral report, Mayor McCullagh said the Kansas Department of Commerce's recently released STAR bond district map does not indicate any special tax status for Lake Quivira and therefore does not affect the city's sales/use tax distributions; he summarized STAR bond revenue mechanics as sales tax increases within designated development footprints and reiterated Lake Quivira has no city sales tax.
