Votes at a glance: Lenexa City Council actions (summary)
Summary
At the meeting the council approved minutes, accepted plat dedications for Highlands at Clear Creek, approved a preliminary plan for Fire Station 6, amended the development code to allow small medical/personal-service uses in NPO/CPO as permitted uses, and adopted a resolution finding the Radisson Hotel unsafe and dangerous.
Key formal actions taken by the Lenexa City Council at this meeting:
- Approved minutes of the previous (June 2) meeting (motion by Avery, second Courtney). - Approved consent agenda items 1 and 3–8 (motion by Courtney, second Avery). - Accepted drainage, utility, landscape and sidewalk easements and rights-of-way for the Highlands at Clear Creek Final Plat (50 lots, ~17 acres); staff noted associated rezoning is in litigation. - Approved the preliminary plan and plat for Lenexa Fire Station 6 at 12300 W. 87th St. Parkway (motion by Craig, second by Mark); staff and architect described a three-building master plan (~61,000 sq ft) with the first phase being a ~27,000-sq-ft fire station. - Adopted an ordinance amending city code sections to reclassify small medical/dental clinics and personal services as permitted uses in NPO and CPO districts (motion by Avery, second by Chelsea). - Adopted a resolution finding the Radisson Hotel (12601 W. 95th St.) unsafe and dangerous and directed the owner to repair or remove the structure under staff-recommended staged deadlines; council delegated interim deadline authority to Community Development Director Scott McCullough.
Where the meeting record included mover/second information, that information is listed; where not, the vote outcome is reported as recorded by the clerk.
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