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Votes at a glance: Lenexa Planning Commission, April 6, 2026

Lenexa Planning Commission · April 6, 2026

Summary

Summary of key motions and voice-vote outcomes from the April 6 Planning Commission meeting: minutes approved; consent agenda approved; recommendations made for Vista Village North, Primrose School special use and preliminary plan, and Bean Babies Daycare special use permit; all substantive motions passed by voice vote.

Key Commission actions on April 6, 2026:

- Approval of March 2, 2026 minutes: Moved by Commissioner Jermaine Jamison, seconded by Commissioner Cara Wagner; passed by majority voice vote.

- Consent agenda: Approved (items PL26-02F, PT26-12F, PT26-13F, and TIF consistency resolution). Moved by Commissioner David Woolf, seconded by Commissioner Mike Burson; carried by voice vote.

- Vista Village North (PL26-01PR / PT26-01F): Recommendation to approve the revised preliminary plan and final plat. Moved by Commissioner Ben Harber, seconded by Commissioner Cara Wagner; unanimous voice vote.

- Primrose School (SU26-05 and PL26-02P): Recommendation to approve an indefinite special use permit and the preliminary plan. Moved by Commissioner Curt Katterhenry (SU26-05) and Commissioner Ben Harber (PL26-02P); seconded and carried by unanimous voice votes.

- Bean Babies Daycare (SU26-06): Recommendation to approve a 10-year special use permit. Moved by Commissioner Mike Burson, seconded by Commissioner Don Horine; unanimous voice vote.

All substantive recommendations will be forwarded to the Lenexa Governing Body as applicable for final action on April 21, 2026.

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