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At a glance: committee approves minutes, strategic-goal amendment, 2027 budget and multiple contracts
Summary
The committee unanimously approved minutes, amended strategic goals to add a mobility implementation strategy, recommended the 2027 budget, approved the stormwater fee change and passed several consulting and construction contracts for street and storm projects.
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The Overland Park Public Works Committee recorded a sequence of unanimous committee approvals across procedural, strategic and procurement matters during its meeting (date not specified).
Key committee actions included: approval of meeting minutes (March 25 and April 29); an amendment adding a new priority action to Goal 3 (infrastructure and mobility) to create a comprehensive mobility implementation strategy; recommendation to approve the 2027 operating budget and the 2027–2031 capital and maintenance program; and the budget-inclusive recommendation to increase the stormwater ERU to $44 and return the stormwater mill-levy toward 1.0. Staff then presented and the committee approved multiple procurement items: selection/agreement for appraisal and acquisition services for the 175th Street project (Valbridge), a supplemental engineering agreement with HNTB for 175th Street, material-testing selection for Switzer/175th construction, multiple bid awards for retaining-wall and bridge maintenance projects, construction observation contracts and a design-build preconstruction agreement for the 119th retaining wall project (Pyramid). All recorded committee votes were unanimous.
Example language from votes: in moving the strategic goals recommendation, a member said they "move to recommend city council approval of the 2027 proposed strategic goals" and the amendment to add a mobility implementation strategy was adopted and then the underlying motion passed unanimously. Procurement approvals included negotiated agreements and bid awards with published contract amounts recorded in the staff packet.
