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Udall hears updates on KDOT project, annexation rules and road-replacement planning
Summary
Council received staff updates about a KDOT right-of-way issue, abandoned well house electrical service for wells 6 and 7, and plans to estimate road replacement costs; Ingenuity will inspect lines and staff will solicit MMI Asphalt for next work session.
City staff updated the council on multiple infrastructure topics, including a KDOT project that requires right-of-way engineering and an abandoned well house that currently supplies electrical service for well houses 6 and 7. Staff said Ingenuity will inspect the power lines to determine whether a new agreement or amendment is needed with KDOT or other parties.
Travis Hart was noted as emailing Harlan and arranging Ingenuity to "look at the lines." Council also discussed annexation rules and referenced Kansas statutes (Chapter 12, Article 5) for guidance; staff emailed an "Andrew" to follow up on annexation questions. On roads, council members asked for a clearer estimate of actual road replacement costs and planned to invite MMI Asphalt to the next work session for pricing. The council asked staff to prepare materials to present to the public if a tax increase is contemplated.
Next steps include Ingenuity's inspection and a road-cost estimate to be brought to a future work session.
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