City Council
Regular MeetingSpring Hill, KS · April 12, 2018
Minutes
City of Spring Hill, Kansas
Minutes of City Council Regular Session
April 12, 2018
A Regular Session of the City Council was held in the Spring Hill Community Center, 613 S. Race, Spring Hill,
Kansas on April 12, 2018. The meeting convened at 7:00p.m. with Mayor Ellis presiding and Glenda Gerrity,
City Clerk, recording.
Councilmembers in attendance: Chris Leaton
Tim Pittman
Floyd Koder
Chad Eckert
Andrea Hughes
Staff in attendance: Jim Hendershot, Interim City Administrator
Melanie Landis, Asst. City Administrator
Lance Wipf, Sergeant
Consultants in attendance: Frank Jenkins, City Attorney
Chuck Dunlay, Special Counsel
INVOCATION
The invocation was given by Pastor Jack Smith, Antioch Baptist Church.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
ROLL CALL
The City Clerk called the roll of the City Council. With a quorum present, the meeting commenced.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
The Mayor requested to delete Consent Item No. 5 from the agenda and place it on the April 26, 2018
meeting.
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Eckert, to approve the agenda as revised. Motion carried 5-0-0.
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
Mr. Steve Boswell, 504 N. Jackson, Spring Hill, Kansas, addressed the City Council about his frustration and
issues concerning the City’s code enforcement. He believes the codes are vague and up to interpretation
but understands that the codes are necessary to keep the community in good shape and look nice. He
suggested that the City review the codes and make a solid idealistic code to be followed and enforced. He
also stated that the property behind State Bank of Spring Hill has a large pile and tall grass.
The Mayor thanked Mr. Boswell and directed staff to research the property behind the bank.
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CONSENT AGENDA
1. Approval of Minutes: March 22, 2018
2. Appropriation Order 2018-04-12
3. Consider Approval of Temporary Use Permit: TUP-02-18, Outdoor Display of Merchandise, Queen’s
Price Chopper
4. Consider Approval of Change Order No. 07: Civic Center Renovation Project, Loyd Builders, Inc
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Koder, to approve the Consent Agenda. Motion carried 5-0-0.
5. Consider Approval of Settlement Agreement: Crossings, Safeco Insurance Company
This item was deleted and moved to the April 26, 2018 meeting.
FORMAL COUNCIL ACTION
6. Resolution 2018-R-04: Support Osawatomie State Hospital
The Mayor stated that the City received a request from the Miami County Economic Development
Director to consider the resolution of support for the Osawatomie State Hospital. He encouraged
passage of the Resolution.
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Koder, to approve Resolution No. 2018-R-04. Motion carried 5-0-0.
7. Resolution 2018-R-05: Designating the Days Authorized for the Discharge of Consumer Fireworks
Mr. Hendershot presented the resolution designating the legal dates for discharge of fireworks. Each
year the Governing Body establishes the dates for the legal discharge of fireworks. This flexibility in
dates was created to allow for weekend celebrations in the community with the legal discharge of
fireworks.
Staff reported that July 4 falls on a Wednesday and recommended the dates for discharge as June 29
& 30, July 1, 2, 3 & 4 (Friday-Wednesday) provides for a weekend of celebration with fireworks in
addition to the holiday itself. Hours of legal discharge would remain 8:00a.m. to 11:00p.m, except for
Friday, June 29 with legal discharge hours from 5:00p.m. to 11:00p.m. Dates for discharging fireworks
for the New Year’s holiday would be December 31, 2018 through January 1, 2019 from 11:00p.m. to
12:30a.m.
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Koder, to approved Resolution No. 2018-R-05. Motion carried 5-0-0.
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DISCUSSION
8. Utility Rate Review
Ms. Landis presented a financial review of the 2018 water and wastewater funds, including a progress
report for a system merger and rate comparisons to surrounding jurisdictions. She reported that the
goal of the City Council was to have steady slight increases based on the operating expenses in lieu of
periodic large increases.
Discussion included to continue focusing on the reserve funds as a priority for the utility and general
funds, paying off debt early if it benefits the broader community, no changes to the System
Development Fees and include funds in the budget to complete a rate study next year.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
The City Attorney apologized for the revised agenda, but instead of non-elected personnel, the executive
session should be attorney-client.
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Koder, to recess into Executive Session for 15 minutes to discuss advice of
legal counsel regarding employee relations and potential litigation pursuant to the attorney client
exception K.S.A. 75-4319 (b) (2) of the Kansas Open Meetings Act. The open meeting will resume in the City
Council Chambers at 8:15p.m. Persons to be in attendance are the following: Jim Hendershot, Interim City
Administrator, F. Charles Dunlay, Special Counsel and Frank H. Jenkins, Jr., City Attorney. Motion carried 5-
0-0.
The meeting recessed at 7:50p.m. with the executive session to begin at 8:00p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 8:15p.m. with everyone present.
Mayor Ellis announced that no votes were taken or decisions made during the executive session. The
discussion was limited to the subject stated.
Extended
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Pittman, to extend the executive session for 15 minutes. Motion carried 5-
0-0.
The meeting recessed at 8:16p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 8:31p.m. with everyone present.
Mayor Ellis announced that no votes were taken or decisions made during the executive session. The
discussion was limited to the subject stated.
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Extended
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Pittman, to extend the executive session for 15 minutes. Motion carried 5-
0-0.
The meeting recessed at 8:32p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 8:47p.m. with everyone present.
Mayor Ellis announced that no votes were taken or decisions made during the executive session. The
discussion was limited to the subject stated.
Extended
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Pittman, to extend the executive session for 5 minutes. Motion carried 5-
0-0.
The meeting recessed at 8:48p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 8:53p.m. with everyone present.
Mayor Ellis announced that no votes were taken or decisions made during the executive session. The
discussion was limited to the subject stated.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Eckert, to recess into Executive Session for 5 minutes to discuss anticipated
litigation pursuant to the attorney client exception K.S.A. 75-4319 (b) (2) of the Kansas Open Meetings Act.
The open meeting will resume in the City Council Chambers at 9:02p.m. Persons to be in attendance are
the following: Jim Hendershot, Interim City Administrator, Lance Wipf, Interim Chief of Police, Frank H.
Jenkins, Jr., City Attorney. Motion carried 5-0-0.
The meeting recessed at 8:57p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 9:02p.m. with everyone present.
Mayor Ellis announced that no votes were taken or decisions made during the executive session. The
discussion was limited to the subject stated.
ADJOURN
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Eckert, to adjourn.
The meeting adjourned at 9:03p.m.
Glenda Gerrity, City Clerk
Approved by the Governing Body on April 26, 2018.
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Agenda
AGENDA
REGULAR MEETING
THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 2018
SPRING HILL COMMUNITY CENTER
613 S. RACE STREET
7:00 P.M.
CALL TO ORDER
INVOCATION Pastor Jack Smith, Antioch Baptist Church
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
APPROVAL OF AGENDA
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
CONSENT AGENDA:
The items on the Consent Agenda are considered by staff to be routine business items. Approval of the items
may be made by a single motion, seconded, and a majority vote with no separate discussion of any item listed.
Should a member of the Governing Body desire to discuss any item, it will be removed from the Consent
Agenda and considered separately.
1. Approval of Minutes: March 22, 2018
2. Appropriation Order 2018-04-12
3. Consider Approval of Temporary Use Permit: TUP-02-18, Outdoor Display of Merchandise,
Queen’s Price Chopper
4. Consider Approval of Change Order No. 07: Civic Center Renovation Project, Loyd Builders
5. Consider Approval of Settlement Agreement: Crossings, Safeco Insurance Company
FORMAL COUNCIL ACTION
6. Resolution 2018-R-04: Support Osawatomie State Hospital
7. Resolution 2018-R-05: Designating the Days Authorized for the Discharge of Consumer
Fireworks
DISCUSSION
8. Utility Rate Review
ANNOUNCEMENTS and REPORTS
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Consideration of motion to recess into executive session under the Non-Elected Personnel exception.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Consideration of motion to recess into executive session under the Attorney-Client exception.
ADJOURN
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City of Spring Hill, Kansas
Minutes of City Council Regular Session
March 22, 2018
A Regular Session of the City Council was held in the Spring Hill Community Center, 613 S. Race, Spring Hill,
Kansas on March 22, 2018. The meeting convened at 7:00p.m. with Mayor Ellis presiding and Glenda Gerrity,
City Clerk, recording.
Councilmembers in attendance: Chris Leaton
Tim Pittman
Floyd Koder
Chad Eckert
Andrea Hughes
Staff in attendance: Melanie Landis, Asst. City Administrator
Jim Hendershot, Asst. City Administrator
Lance Wipf, Sergeant
Consultants in attendance: Frank Jenkins, City Attorney
INVOCATION
The invocation was given by Pastor Janice Hawley with Hillside Community Lutheran Church.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.
ROLL CALL
The City Clerk called the roll of the City Council. With a quorum present, the meeting commenced.
APPROVAL OF THE AGENDA
The Mayor requested to add Consent Item 7a. Appointment of Interim City Administrator.
Motion by Leaton, seconded Eckert, to approve the revised agenda. Motion carried 5-0-0.
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
Tim Spader, 601 N. Jackson, addressed the City Council about the fox that was cited in the minutes from the
March 8th council meeting. He stated that he is the complainant regarding the fox and voiced other concerns
regarding inoperable vehicles and trash located at 504 N. Jackson. He presented photographs to the Governing
Body. Mr. Spader added that the nuisance has been ongoing for over a year and has tried to work with the
Spring Hill Police Department. Mr. Spader is looking for help from the Governing Body.
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The Mayor requested that Sgt. Wipf contact Mr. Spader and obtain some of the details and then work with
the City Attorney for a legal review. This review is separate from the Municipal Court. The Mayor requested
an update at the next council meeting.
PRESENTATION
First Option Bank Trusteed Foundations: Velma Kelly Foundation and C. Lyman & Ingrid Smith Foundation
Mr. Blake Heid, President/CEO at First Option Bank, presented the Governing Body with a $106,000 check
from the First Option Bank Trusteed Foundations: Velma Kelly Foundation and C. Lyman & Ingrid Smith
Foundation to go toward the Civic Center Renovation project. These Trusteed Foundations were established
in honor of these former educators.
Mr. Ryan Crowley, Parks Superintendent, and Dora Davison, Public Works Administrative Assistant, submitted
the grant application to remodel the performing arts stage and purchase equipment for activities in the
gymnasium. The Mayor thanked Mr. Crowley and Mrs. Davison for their hard work in securing grant funding
for this project. The Mayor thanked First Option Bank for this generous donation to the community and then
a group photo was taken with the over-sized check.
PRESENTATION
Property/Casualty Liability Insurance, The Reilly Company, Mr. Kevin O’Brien
Mr. O’Brien thanked City staff for their hard work and assistance and presented the insurance proposal from
April 1, 2018 to April 1, 2019. He reported that the insurance marketplace in 2018 remains reasonably stable
as it has been in the past several years; however, with 2017 severe storms, combined with the impact of the
California wildfires, Insurance companies who have benefited from the lack of any significant property
catastrophe claims in the past few years, will begin to roll out slight increases in property premiums over the
next year.
Fortunately, the City continues to enjoy an excellent claims record; however, because of the unknown impact
of these catastrophic storms on the municipal insurance marketplace, they decided to seek two other bids this
year for insurance for the City's renewal program from the two other largest writers of municipal insurance in
Kansas, EMC and Travelers. Mr. O’Brien summarized the differences in coverage, limits, and premiums from
2017 to 2018 with One Beacon, EMC, and Travelers.
Mr. O’Brien recommended making a move this year and change to the Travelers Insurance program, including
workers compensation coverage.
The Mayor thanked Mr. O’Brien for the presentation.
CONSENT AGENDA
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Eckert, to approve the consent agenda.
1. Approval of Minutes: March 8, 2018, Regular City Council meeting
2. Appropriation Order 2018-03-22
3. Proclamation: Fair Housing Month
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4. Consider Approval of Special Event: Let Your Light Shine 5K, Michele Ivans
5. Consider Approval of Special Event: Fishing Derby, Spring Hill Recreation Commission
6. Consider Approval of City Administrator Job Profile, Austin Peters
7. Consider Approval of Property/Casualty Liability Insurance: The Reilly Company
7a. Consider Appointment of Jim Hendershot to the position of Interim City Administrator
Motion carried 5-0-0.
FORMAL COUNCIL ACTION
8. Ordinance No. 2018-03: Conditional Use Permit: CU-2018-0001, Allow for a concrete batch plant, 19001
Chestnut Street, Nips, LLC, Mr. Robert Boyd
Jim Hendershot presented the ordinance for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP), CU-2018-0001, Concrete
Batch Plant facility located at 19001 Chestnut Street.
The previous CUP was approved in 2007, renewed in 2012, conditioned with a 5-year renewal. A site
plan process was not required for the portable plant, because no building permits were applicable to the
project. The concrete batch plant has been in operation for years without issue relating to the CUP.
Renewal of the CUP is appropriate, as recommended by staff and the Planning Commission.
The Planning Commission conducted the required public hearing on March 1, 2018. There was no
opposition to the CUP request at the meeting or prior to the meeting. The Planning Commission voted
unanimously to recommend approval of the application subject to the following: 1. Change the
conditions of the CUP to be reviewed annually by staff. This will bring this CUP into compliance with the
matrix policy put into place by the PC in 2014.
It was the recommendation of the Planning Commission and staff to adopt Ordinance 2018-03
approving Conditional Use Permit CU-2018-0001, with the changes in conditions to the CUP.
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Pittman, to approve Ordinance No. 2018-03, as stated.
Motion carried by roll of the Governing Body 5-0-1 (Ellis). Hughes-yea, Leaton-yea, Eckert-yea,
Pittman-yea, Koder-yea, Ellis-abstained due to a conflict of interest.
9. Resolution No. 2018-R-03: Requesting the Miami County Board of County Commission to determine the
annexation of land located at 223rd and Woodland Road will not hinder or prevent growth and
development of the area
Jim Hendershot presented the resolution requesting the Miami County Board of County Commission
(BOCC) to determine the annexation of land located at 223rd and Woodland Road will not hinder or
prevent growth and development of the area.
A request for annexation of land into the city limits of Spring Hill has been received from Mr. John Nevius
for property located at the southwest corner of 223rd and Woodland Road (see Attachment A – Map of
Annexation). This request is an island annexation and therefore must have the consent of the BOCC.
The need for sanitary sewer has prompted this annexation request. Annexation of this area is
reasonable for the City of Spring Hill as growth will continue in many areas around the City, including
along 223rd St.
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The process for this type of annexation (commonly referred to as an island annexation) is set out by
State Statute as follows:
• Petition received by landowner for annexation
• City adopts resolution to be forwarded to BOCC
• BOCC must approve by 2/3 vote
• Following BOCC action, the request returns to the Governing Body for annexation ordinance
adoption
The City Attorney provided the Resolution and determined the annexation process according to State
Statute.
Staff recommended adoption of Resolution No. 2018-R-03 requesting the Miami County Board of County
Commission to determine the annexation of land located at the southwest corner of 223rd and
Woodland Road will not hinder or prevent growth and development of the area.
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Pittman, to approve Resolution 2018-R-03. Motion carried 5-0-0.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Pittman, to recess into executive session for 10 minutes to discuss alleged
improprieties in the work place; alleged violations of the Municipal Code and/or violations of the Employee
Handbook of the City of Spring Hill; and update from legal counsel regarding the same pursuant to the attorney
client exception K.S.A. 75-4319 (b) (2) of the Kansas Open Meetings Act. The open meeting will resume in the
City Council Chambers at 7:50p.m. Persons to be in attendance are the following: Jim Hendershot – Interim
City Administrator and Frank H. Jenkins, Jr.-City Attorney. Motion carried 5-0-0.
The meeting recessed at 7:40p.m.
The meeting reconvened at 7:50p.m. with everyone present.
Mayor Ellis announced that no votes were taken, or decisions made during the executive session. The
discussion was limited to the subject stated.
ADJOURN
Motion by Leaton, seconded by Eckert, to adjourn. Motion carried 5-0-0.
The meeting adjourned at 7:51p.m.
Glenda Gerrity, City Clerk
Approved by the Governing Body on .
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Attachment A - Map of Annexation
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CITY OF SPRING HILL, KANSAS
APPROPRIATION ORDER
NUMBER 2018-04-12
PRESENTED: April 12, 2018
Be it ordered by the Governing Body of the City of Spring Hill that
the above dated order is and shall be approved and all claims honored
and paid by the City Clerk.
Section 1:
Claims paid prior to approval of the City Council as authorized
by Ordinance 2001-08:
Accounts Payable: $377,332.61
Payroll: $126,087.17
$503,419.78
Section 2:
Claims presented for approval of payment:
Accounts Payable: $405,086.40
$405,086.40
Total amount of the Appropriation Order: $908,506.18
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
AETNA
PR20180309 3/9/2018 AETNA‐457 PLAN 01‐00‐2035 $678.50 1284879 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 AETNA‐457 PLAN 20‐00‐2035 $80.00 1284879 3/16/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 AETNA‐457 PLAN 01‐00‐2035 $680.65 1284893 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 AETNA‐457 PLAN 20‐00‐2035 $80.00 1284893 3/30/2018 E
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AETNA $1,519.15
ALLEN MARKINGS
20181503 3/15/2018 SIGNATURE STAMP 01‐06‐6110 $37.47 80368 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ALLEN MARKINGS $37.47
ARACELY GARCIA
3221 6/3/2018 COMMUNITY CTR DEPOSIT REFUND 01‐00‐2050 $65.00 80369 4/4/2018
3221 6/3/2018 COMMUNITY CTR RENT REFUND 01‐00‐4230 $75.00 80369 4/4/2018
EVENT CANCELATION
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ARACELY GARCIA $140.00
ATMOS ENERGY( 102 S MAIN)
20182003 3/20/2018 GAS SERVICE 01‐17‐7624 $193.41 1284898 3/26/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ATMOS ENERGY( 102 S MAIN) $193.41
ATMOS ENERGY( W LAWRENCE)
20182003 3/20/2018 GAS SERVICE 25‐15‐7624 $46.97 1284904 3/26/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ATMOS ENERGY( W LAWRENCE) $46.97
ATMOS ENERGY(418 NICHOLS)
20182003 3/20/2018 GAS SERVICE 01‐05‐7624 $50.53 1284902 3/26/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ATMOS ENERGY(418 NICHOLS) $50.53
ATMOS ENERGY(502 NICHOLS)
20182003 3/20/2018 GAS SERVICE 01‐02‐7624 $365.87 1284899 3/26/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ATMOS ENERGY(502 NICHOLS) $365.87
ATMOS ENERGY(CRESTONE ST)
20182003 3/20/2018 GAS SERVICE 25‐15‐7624 $46.97 1284900 3/26/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ATMOS ENERGY(CRESTONE ST) $46.97
ATMOS ENERGY(MADISON ST)
20181903 3/19/2018 GAS SERVICE 01‐17‐7624 $1,139.21 1284901 3/26/2018 E
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ATMOS ENERGY(MADISON ST) $1,139.21
ATMOS ENERGY(N JACKSON)
20181903 3/19/2018 GAS SERVICE 25‐15‐7624 $50.14 1284903 3/26/2018 E
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ATMOS ENERGY(N JACKSON) $50.14
ATRONIC ALARMS, INC
254216 2/24/2018 FIRE ALARM MONITORING SERVICE 01‐05‐7630 $84.00 219948 3/23/2018
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ATRONIC ALARMS, INC $84.00
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
BNSF
90165570 1/26/2018 UTILITY ADJUSTMENT LOAN REPYMNT 20‐14‐9010 $29,568.50 80370 4/4/2018
90165570 1/26/2018 UTILITY ADJUSTMENT LOAN REPYMNT 25‐15‐9010 $32,032.50 80370 4/4/2018
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BNSF $61,601.00
CARTER WATERS CONSTRUCTION
35110039 3/8/2018 LINCOLN STREET PROJECT 10‐02‐8500 $367.88 80371 4/4/2018
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CARTER WATERS CONSTRUCTION $367.88
CENTURYLINK
20180903 3/9/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐05‐7622 $22.65 1284909 3/21/2018 E
20180903 3/9/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 25‐15‐7622 $22.65 1284909 3/21/2018 E
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CENTURYLINK $45.30
CENTURYLINK
20181803 3/18/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 25‐15‐7622 $353.62 1284910 3/29/2018 E
20181803 3/18/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐04‐7622 $60.42 1284910 3/29/2018 E
20181803 3/18/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐09‐7622 $167.60 1284910 3/29/2018 E
20181803 3/18/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐05‐7622 $139.94 1284910 3/29/2018 E
20181803 3/18/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐12‐7622 $48.16 1284910 3/29/2018 E
20181803 3/18/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐13‐7622 $71.32 1284910 3/29/2018 E
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CENTURYLINK $841.06
CHAMPION BRANDS, LLC
536609 2/28/2018 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 01‐02‐6150 $187.46 219949 3/23/2018
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CHAMPION BRANDS, LLC $187.46
CHRISTINA BERKEY
3133 3/17/2018 COMMUNITY CTR DEPOSIT REFUND 01‐00‐2050 $75.00 80372 4/4/2018
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CHRISTINA BERKEY $75.00
CINTAS FIRST AID & SAFETY
5010294347 3/22/2018 FIRST AID SUPPLIES 20‐14‐6090 $64.67 80373 4/4/2018
5010294347 3/22/2018 FIRST AID SUPPLIES 25‐15‐6090 $64.67 80373 4/4/2018
5010294347 3/22/2018 FIRST AID SUPPLIES 01‐02‐6090 $63.94 80373 4/4/2018
5010294347 3/22/2018 FIRST AID SUPPLIES 01‐03‐6090 $63.93 80373 4/4/2018
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CINTAS FIRST AID & SAFETY $257.21
CITY OF OVERLAND PARK
1883201801 3/6/2018 INTERGRAPH MAINTENANCE FEE 01‐05‐7630 $578.71 80374 4/4/2018
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CITY OF OVERLAND PARK $578.71
CITY OF SPRING HILL
20180204 4/2/2018 02/19‐03/15/2018 TRASH 01‐02‐7628 $108.62 80375 4/4/2018
20180204 4/2/2018 02/19‐03/15/2018 TRASH 01‐04‐7628 $96.36 80375 4/4/2018
20180204 4/2/2018 02/19‐03/15/2018 TRASH 01‐17‐7628 $192.72 80375 4/4/2018
20180204 4/2/2018 02/19‐03/15/2018 TRASH 01‐17‐7628 $21.62 80375 4/4/2018
20180204 4/2/2018 02/19‐03/15/2018 TRASH 20‐14‐7628 $59.60 80375 4/4/2018
20180204 4/2/2018 02/19‐03/15/2018 TRASH 01‐05‐7628 $84.11 80375 4/4/2018
20180204 4/2/2018 02/19‐03/15/2018 TRASH 01‐12‐7628 $29.67 80375 4/4/2018
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CITY OF SPRING HILL $592.70
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
COLEMAN EQUIPMENT INC.
6867 1/2/2018 LINCOLN STREET PROJECT 10‐02‐8500 $1,095.00 219950 3/23/2018
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COLEMAN EQUIPMENT INC. $1,095.00
CROSS‐MIDWEST TIRE CO.
1180012935 2/22/2018 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 01‐02‐6150 $260.89 219951 3/23/2018
1180013082 2/28/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐02‐7670 $132.60 219951 3/23/2018
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CROSS‐MIDWEST TIRE CO. $393.49
DELL FINANCIAL SERVICES
79387870 2/14/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 01‐09‐8120 $500.11 80365 3/26/2018
79387870 2/14/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 20‐14‐8120 $20.96 80365 3/26/2018
79387870 2/14/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 25‐15‐8120 $77.86 80365 3/26/2018
79391895 2/15/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 01‐09‐8120 $916.40 80365 3/26/2018
79430376 3/17/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 01‐09‐8120 $500.11 80365 3/26/2018
79430376 3/17/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 20‐14‐8120 $20.96 80365 3/26/2018
79430376 3/17/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 25‐15‐8120 $77.86 80365 3/26/2018
79430376 3/17/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 01‐09‐6090 $8.98 80365 3/26/2018
79430377 3/17/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 01‐09‐8120 $588.97 80365 3/26/2018
79430379 3/17/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 01‐09‐8120 $415.00 80365 3/26/2018
79430379 3/17/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 20‐14‐8120 $415.00 80365 3/26/2018
79430379 3/17/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 25‐15‐8120 $405.50 80365 3/26/2018
79430380 3/17/2018 LEASE PAYMENT 6695052‐00 01‐09‐8120 $426.36 80365 3/26/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
DELL FINANCIAL SERVICES $4,374.07
DRS. HAWKS, BESLER & ROGERS
20181001 1/10/2018 VISION BENEFIT 01‐16‐5120 $187.50 80376 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
DRS. HAWKS, BESLER & ROGERS $187.50
E EDWARDS WORK WEAR
2211862942 2/21/2018 UNIFORMS 01‐16‐7680 $137.71 219952 3/23/2018
2211862942 2/21/2018 UNIFORMS 01‐02‐7680 $87.98 219952 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
E EDWARDS WORK WEAR $225.69
FAMILY CENTER OF PAOLA
3227295 3/21/2018 UNIFORMS 01‐03‐7680 $365.95 80377 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
FAMILY CENTER OF PAOLA $365.95
FASTENAL COMPANY
SKC1135458 3/23/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐02‐7670 $7.41 219953 3/23/2018
SKC1135667 3/5/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐02‐7670 $5.77 219953 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
FASTENAL COMPANY $13.18
FERRELLGAS, LLP
1100483389 3/13/2018 GAS 01‐03‐7624 $803.56 80378 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
FERRELLGAS, LLP $803.56
FIRE MARK APPAREL
466 3/20/2018 UNIFORMS 01‐02‐7680 $48.00 80379 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
FIRE MARK APPAREL $48.00
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
FIRST OPTION BANK
20181203A 3/12/2018 2012 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐05‐8130 $3,315.95 80363 3/20/2018
PD TAHOE
20181203A 3/12/2018 2012 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐05‐8130 $3,315.90 80363 3/20/2018
PD TAHOE
20181203A 3/12/2018 2012 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8130 $6,765.68 80363 3/20/2018
DUMP TRUCK
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐03‐8110 $701.55 80363 3/20/2018
MOWER 1
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐03‐8110 $701.54 80363 3/20/2018
MOWER 2
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐09‐8150 $1,866.37 80363 3/20/2018
PHONE SYSTEM
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 20‐14‐8110 $323.50 80363 3/20/2018
PHONE SYSTEM
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 25‐15‐8110 $298.62 80363 3/20/2018
PHONE SYSTEM
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8130 $4,187.77 80363 3/20/2018
F‐350 1
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 20‐14‐8130 $5,257.19 80363 3/20/2018
F‐350 2
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐05‐8130 $4,034.78 80363 3/20/2018
PD TAHOE
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐17‐8110 $4,084.90 80363 3/20/2018
GENERATOR
20181203B 3/12/2018 2014 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8130 $6,606.06 80363 3/20/2018
DUMP TRUCK
20181203C 3/12/2018 2015 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐05‐8130 $4,338.66 80363 3/20/2018
FORD EXPLORER 1
20181203C 3/12/2018 2015 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐05‐8130 $4,338.66 80363 3/20/2018
FORD EXPLORER 2
20181203C 3/12/2018 2015 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐03‐8130 $4,609.77 80363 3/20/2018
FORD F‐350
20181203C 3/12/2018 2015 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8110 $3,394.84 80363 3/20/2018
EXCAVATOR
20181203C 3/12/2018 2015 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐09‐8150 $759.48 80363 3/20/2018
SECURITY CAMERA SYSTEM
20181203C 3/12/2018 2015 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐09‐8150 $2,983.15 80363 3/20/2018
SERVER HARDWARE
20181203C 3/12/2018 2015 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8110 $759.48 80363 3/20/2018
EXCAVATOR TRAILER
20181203D 3/12/2018 2016 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐05‐8130 $4,403.26 80363 3/20/2018
FORD EXPLORER
20181203D 3/12/2018 2016 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐05‐8130 $4,403.26 80363 3/20/2018
FORD EXPLORER
20181203D 3/12/2018 2016 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐03‐8110 $2,817.56 80363 3/20/2018
FORD F‐150
20181203D 3/12/2018 2016 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8110 $2,213.16 80363 3/20/2018
CRACK SEALING MACHINE
20181203D 3/12/2018 2016 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐03‐8110 $1,648.85 80363 3/20/2018
JOHN DEERE TRACTOR
20181203D 3/12/2018 2016 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8110 $1,507.83 80363 3/20/2018
ROLLER
20181203D 3/12/2018 2016 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8110 $1,669.92 80363 3/20/2018
ASPHALT PLANER
20181203E 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8110 $1,506.43 80363 3/20/2018
JET VAC TRAILER
20181203E 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 20‐14‐8110 $1,506.43 80363 3/20/2018
JET VAC TRAILER
20181203E 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 25‐15‐8110 $7,030.02 80363 3/20/2018
JET VAC TRAILER
20181203E 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8110 $7,333.18 80363 3/20/2018
BOBCAT COMPACT TRACK
20181203E 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐02‐8110 $4,852.45 80363 3/20/2018
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
BOBCAT SKID‐STEER LOADER
20181203E 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐09‐8150 $711.73 80363 3/20/2018
(3) PRINTER/SCANNERS
20181203E 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐05‐8110 $711.73 80363 3/20/2018
(3) PRINTER/SCANNERS
20181203E 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐13‐8110 $733.30 80363 3/20/2018
(3) PRINTER/SCANNERS
20181203E 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐16‐8110 $1,078.89 80363 3/20/2018
LARGE FORMAT PRINTER
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
FIRST OPTION BANK $106,771.85
FOLEY EQUIPMENT COMPANY
R93617‐01 3/9/2018 VETERANS PARK PROJECT 87‐00‐7760 $7,013.99 80380 4/4/2018
R93617‐02 3/21/2018 VETERANS PARK PROJECT 87‐00‐7760 $310.00 80380 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
FOLEY EQUIPMENT COMPANY $7,323.99
GERKEN RENT‐ALL
19577R‐1 3/28/2018 PORTABLE RESTROOM 01‐03‐7240 $110.00 80381 4/4/2018
19578R‐1 3/28/2018 PORTABLE RESTROOM 01‐03‐7240 $110.00 80381 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
GERKEN RENT‐ALL $220.00
H.E.R.S. INC
53704 3/13/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐03‐7670 $64.16 80382 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
H.E.R.S. INC $64.16
HAWKINS INC
4245756 3/16/2018 CHEMICALS 25‐15‐6340 $2,099.50 80383 4/4/2018
BY‐PRODUCT
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
HAWKINS INC $2,099.50
HOLLIDAY SAND & GRAVEL CO
365951 2/26/2018 SALT/SAND 01‐02‐6340 $5,563.65 80418 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
HOLLIDAY SAND & GRAVEL CO $5,563.65
INTEGRITY LOCATING
2107 3/1/2018 UTILITY LOCATING SERVICE 20‐14‐7740 $1,193.33 219954 3/23/2018
2107 3/1/2018 UTILITY LOCATING SERVICE 25‐15‐7740 $1,193.34 219954 3/23/2018
2107 3/1/2018 UTILITY LOCATING SERVICE 01‐02‐7740 $1,193.33 219954 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
INTEGRITY LOCATING $3,580.00
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
PR20180309 3/9/2018 FED/FICA TAX 01‐00‐2020 $18,460.44 1284878 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 FED/FICA TAX 20‐00‐2020 $1,325.46 1284878 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 FED/FICA TAX 25‐00‐2020 $1,211.45 1284878 3/16/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 FED/FICA TAX 01‐00‐2020 $18,419.22 1284892 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 FED/FICA TAX 20‐00‐2020 $1,338.31 1284892 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 FED/FICA TAX 25‐00‐2020 $1,327.96 1284892 3/30/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE $42,082.84
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
IOWA LEAGUE OF CITIES
77589 3/30/2018 CLASSIFIED AD ‐ CITY ADM 01‐09‐7120 $130.00 80419 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
IOWA LEAGUE OF CITIES $130.00
ITALK TELECONTRACTING
76022 2/21/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATION 01‐11‐7622 $100.00 80386 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ITALK TELECONTRACTING $100.00
JOHNSON CO RFD#2
20180204 4/2/2018 2018 FIRE DISTRICT SERVICE 03‐00‐7210 $160,000.00 80387 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
JOHNSON CO RFD#2 $160,000.00
JOYCE SMITH
3207 3/31/2018 COMMUNITY CTR DEPOSIT REFUND 01‐00‐2050 $75.00 80388 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
JOYCE SMITH $75.00
KANSAS ONE‐CALL
7120456 12/31/2017 UTILITY LOCATING NOTIFICATIONS 20‐14‐7740 $60.60 80389 4/4/2018
7120456 12/31/2017 UTILITY LOCATING NOTIFICATIONS 25‐15‐7740 $60.60 80389 4/4/2018
7120456 12/31/2017 UTILITY LOCATING NOTIFICATIONS 01‐02‐7740 $60.60 80389 4/4/2018
8010457 1/31/2018 UTILITY LOCATING NOTIFICATIONS 20‐14‐7740 $56.40 80389 4/4/2018
8010457 1/31/2018 UTILITY LOCATING NOTIFICATIONS 25‐15‐7740 $56.40 80389 4/4/2018
8010457 1/31/2018 UTILITY LOCATING NOTIFICATIONS 01‐02‐7740 $56.40 80389 4/4/2018
8020457 2/28/2018 UTILITY LOCATING NOTIFICATIONS 20‐14‐7740 $64.50 80389 4/4/2018
8020457 2/28/2018 UTILITY LOCATING NOTIFICATIONS 25‐15‐7740 $64.50 80389 4/4/2018
8020457 2/28/2018 UTILITY LOCATING NOTIFICATIONS 01‐02‐7740 $64.50 80389 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KANSAS ONE‐CALL $544.50
KANSAS PAYMENT CNTR
PR20180309 3/9/2018 CHILD SUPPORT 1 01‐00‐2040 $158.31 80359 3/16/2018
PR20180323 3/23/2018 CHILD SUPPORT 1 01‐00‐2040 $158.31 80366 3/30/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KANSAS PAYMENT CNTR $316.62
KC BOBCAT
19105986 2/23/2018 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 87‐00‐7760 $1,590.75 80390 4/4/2018
19106140 2/28/2018 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 93‐00‐8110 $1,805.00 80390 4/4/2018
19106359 3/7/2018 CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT 87‐00‐7760 $1,590.75 80390 4/4/2018
19106581 3/14/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐02‐7670 $438.79 80390 4/4/2018
19106588 3/14/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐03‐7670 $80.84 80390 4/4/2018
19106744 3/20/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐03‐7670 $124.10 80390 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KC BOBCAT $5,630.23
KCP&L (18095 W 199TH ST)
20182703 3/27/2018 ELECTRIC SERVICE 01‐02‐7626 $20.40 1284905 3/29/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KCP&L (18095 W 199TH ST) $20.40
KCP&L (18539 WOODLAND RD)
20182703 3/27/2018 ELECTRIC SERVICE 25‐15‐7626 $123.43 1284907 3/29/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KCP&L (18539 WOODLAND RD) $123.43
KCP&L (18700 W 191ST ST)
20182703 3/27/2018 ELECTRIC SERVICE 25‐15‐7626 $156.38 1284906 3/29/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KCP&L (18700 W 191ST ST) $156.38
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
KCP&L (18899 S LONE ELM)
20182803 3/28/2018 ELECTRIC SERVICE 25‐15‐7626 $136.34 1284896 4/02/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KCP&L (18899 S LONE ELM) $136.34
KCP&L (20281 LONE ELM RD)
20182803 3/28/2018 ELECTRIC SERVICE 01‐02‐7626 $20.53 1284895 4/02/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KCP&L (20281 LONE ELM RD) $20.53
KCP&L (20900 SYCAMORE DR)
20181403 3/14/2018 ELECTRIC SERVICE 01‐12‐7626 $2,606.27 1284888 3/19/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KCP&L (20900 SYCAMORE DR) $2,606.27
KCP&L (22785 W 220)
20181403 3/14/2018 ELECTRIC SERVICE 25‐15‐7626 $1,086.29 1284889 3/19/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KCP&L (22785 W 220) $1,086.29
KCP&L (23 16 08 16 W/P)
20181303 3/13/2018 ELECTRIC SERVICE 20‐14‐7626 $54.43 1284887 3/19/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KCP&L (23 16 08 16 W/P) $54.43
KEY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO
252726 3/22/2018 NEW EQUIPMENT 25‐15‐8110 $55,116.34 80391 4/4/2018
252726 3/22/2018 NEW EQUIPMENT 20‐14‐8110 $55,116.33 80391 4/4/2018
252726 3/22/2018 EQUIPMENT 01‐02‐8110 $55,116.33 80391 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KEY EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO $165,349.00
KP&F
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KP&F 01‐00‐2030 $7,308.10 1284880 3/16/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KP&F 01‐00‐2030 $7,703.74 1284894 3/30/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KP&F $15,011.84
KPERS
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS TIER 1 01‐00‐2030 $3,594.78 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS TIER 1 20‐00‐2030 $577.04 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS TIER 1 25‐00‐2030 $543.94 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS LIFE 01‐00‐2030 $10.20 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS post 7/09 01‐00‐2030 $2,625.34 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS post 7/09 25‐00‐2030 $460.26 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS TIER 3 01‐00‐2030 $1,111.66 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS D&D 01‐00‐2030 $509.52 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS D&D 20‐00‐2030 $40.10 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 KPERS D&D 25‐00‐2030 $69.78 1284877 3/16/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KPERS TIER 1 01‐00‐2030 $3,371.87 1284891 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KPERS TIER 1 20‐00‐2030 $517.23 1284891 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KPERS TIER 1 25‐00‐2030 $551.14 1284891 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KPERS post 7/09 01‐00‐2030 $2,617.48 1284891 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KPERS post 7/09 25‐00‐2030 $457.82 1284891 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KPERS TIER 3 01‐00‐2030 $1,139.06 1284891 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KPERS D&D 01‐00‐2030 $495.38 1284891 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KPERS D&D 20‐00‐2030 $35.95 1284891 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 KPERS D&D 25‐00‐2030 $70.11 1284891 3/30/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KPERS $18,798.66
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
KS STATE TREASURER
39383 12/6/2017 COURT FEES NOVEMBER 2017 01‐00‐2206 $70.00 219955 3/23/2018
39383 12/6/2017 COURT FEES NOVEMBER 2017 01‐00‐2206 $22.00 219955 3/23/2018
39383 12/6/2017 COURT FEES NOVEMBER 2017 01‐00‐2202 $36.50 219955 3/23/2018
39383 12/6/2017 COURT FEES NOVEMBER 2017 01‐00‐2201 $627.50 219955 3/23/2018
39383 12/6/2017 COURT FEES NOVEMBER 2017 01‐00‐2208 $530.00 219955 3/23/2018
39383 12/6/2017 COURT FEES NOVEMBER 2017 01‐00‐2209 $20.00 219955 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KS STATE TREASURER $1,306.00
KS WITHHOLDING TAX
PR20180309 3/9/2018 STATE TAX 01‐00‐2020 $3,196.47 1284876 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 STATE TAX 20‐00‐2020 $199.30 1284876 3/16/2018 E
PR20180309 3/9/2018 STATE TAX 25‐00‐2020 $192.12 1284876 3/16/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 STATE TAX 01‐00‐2020 $3,208.87 1284890 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 STATE TAX 20‐00‐2020 $198.49 1284890 3/30/2018 E
PR20180323 3/23/2018 STATE TAX 25‐00‐2020 $215.41 1284890 3/30/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
KS WITHHOLDING TAX $7,210.66
LOGAN CONTRACTORS SUPPLY
M89438 3/6/2018 STREET MATERIALS 10‐02‐6330 $95.76 80392 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
LOGAN CONTRACTORS SUPPLY $95.76
LOWE LAW FIRM, LLP
20180203A 3/2/2018 RETAINER 01‐09‐7710 $1,500.00 219956 3/23/2018
20180203A 3/2/2018 RETAINER 20‐14‐7710 $750.00 219956 3/23/2018
20180203A 3/2/2018 RETAINER 25‐15‐7710 $750.00 219956 3/23/2018
20180203B 3/2/2018 DAYTON CREEK 01‐16‐7710 $1,390.00 219956 3/23/2018
20180203C 3/2/2018 PERSONNEL 01‐09‐7710 $50.00 219956 3/23/2018
20180203C 3/2/2018 PERSONNEL 20‐14‐7710 $25.00 219956 3/23/2018
20180203C 3/2/2018 PERSONNEL 25‐15‐7710 $25.00 219956 3/23/2018
20180203D 3/2/2018 PERSONNEL 01‐09‐7710 $62.50 219956 3/23/2018
20180203E 3/2/2018 AUSTIN PETERS GROUP 01‐09‐7710 $201.90 219956 3/23/2018
20180203F 3/2/2018 WATERONE CONTRACT 01‐09‐7710 $151.60 219956 3/23/2018
20180203G 3/2/2018 SH VS HAMMONDS 01‐09‐7710 $1,302.30 219956 3/23/2018
20180203H 3/2/2018 CROSSING GUARD CONTRACT 01‐05‐7710 $128.00 219956 3/23/2018
20180203I 3/2/2018 CROSSINGS OF SH 01‐16‐7710 $500.20 219956 3/23/2018
20180203J 3/2/2018 MAVERICK TRANSPORTATION 01‐09‐7710 $200.00 219956 3/23/2018
20180203K 3/2/2018 PERSONNEL 01‐09‐7710 $162.50 219956 3/23/2018
20180203L 3/2/2018 CAPSOL CONTRACT 01‐05‐7710 $205.60 219956 3/23/2018
20180203M 3/2/2018 FOXWOOD RANCH 01‐16‐7710 $52.20 219956 3/23/2018
20180203N 3/2/2018 LONE ELM DRAINAGE PROJECT 01‐09‐7710 $156.00 219956 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
LOWE LAW FIRM, LLP $7,612.80
MID‐STATES MATERIALS, LLC
69120 3/20/2018 STREET MATERIALS 01‐02‐6330 $1,603.86 80393 4/4/2018
69296 3/27/2018 STREET MATERIALS 10‐02‐6330 $855.16 80393 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
MID‐STATES MATERIALS, LLC $2,459.02
MIZE & HOUSER COMPANY PA
20181503 3/15/2018 2016 AUDIT ‐ FINAL PAYMENT 01‐09‐7140 $2,000.00 80394 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
MIZE & HOUSER COMPANY PA $2,000.00
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
NAPA SPRING HILL, LLC
329225 6/16/2017 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 01‐02‐6150 $11.59 80395 4/4/2018
336491 1/19/2018 VEHICLE MAINTENANCE 01‐05‐6150 $23.40 80395 4/4/2018
338057 3/6/2018 HAND EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS 01‐02‐6360 $8.13 80395 4/4/2018
338431 3/16/2018 HAND EQUIPMENT AND TOOLS 01‐02‐6360 $26.02 80395 4/4/2018
338588 3/21/2018 METER/SUPPLIES 20‐14‐6320 $20.51 80395 4/4/2018
338646 3/23/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐03‐7670 $5.33 80395 4/4/2018
338689 3/26/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐03‐7670 $7.99 80395 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
NAPA SPRING HILL, LLC $102.97
NATIONAL SIGN COMPANY INC
IN‐185772 2/26/2018 SIGNS 10‐02‐6310 $381.95 219957 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
NATIONAL SIGN COMPANY INC $381.95
NEOPOST, INC
55579852 2/25/2018 POSTAGE METER RENTAL 01‐09‐6020 $573.42 80396 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
NEOPOST, INC $573.42
NEPTUNE TECHNOLOGY GROUP
N516617A 2/14/2018 COMPUTER EQPT MTNCE/LICENSE 20‐14‐6130 $2,520.00 219958 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
NEPTUNE TECHNOLOGY GROUP $2,520.00
NPG NEWSPAPERS, INC
2892030118 3/1/2018 PUBLICATION & FILING FEES 01‐16‐7120 $67.56 219959 3/23/2018
2892030118 3/1/2018 PUBLICATION & FILING FEES 01‐10‐7120 $105.00 219959 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
NPG NEWSPAPERS, INC $172.56
OFFICE DEPOT
3600106001 3/8/2018 OFFICE SUPPLIES‐AQ CTR 01‐12‐6110 $498.84 219960 3/23/2018
3600344001 3/7/2018 OFFICE SUPPLIES‐CH 01‐09‐6110 $174.74 219960 3/23/2018
3600345001 3/7/2018 OFFICE SUPPLIES‐CH 01‐09‐6110 $11.62 219960 3/23/2018
3600346001 3/7/2018 OFFICE SUPPLIES‐CH 01‐09‐6110 $20.77 219960 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
OFFICE DEPOT $705.97
PACE ANALYTICAL SERVICES,
1860045411 3/14/2018 LAB ANALYSIS 25‐15‐7250 $490.00 80397 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PACE ANALYTICAL SERVICES $490.00
PARAMOUNT SERVICES
20181903 3/19/2018 CITY HALL PROJECT 31‐31‐8500 $12,796.00 80398 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PARAMOUNT SERVICES $12,796.00
PAVING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY
25503643 2/15/2018 STREET MATERIALS 10‐02‐6330 $737.50 219961 3/23/2018
25503666 2/27/2018 STREET MATERIALS 10‐02‐6330 $737.50 219961 3/23/2018
25503667 2/27/2018 STREET MATERIALS 10‐02‐6330 $737.50 219961 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PAVING MAINTENANCE SUPPLY $2,212.50
PETTY CASH
20181203 3/12/2018 TRAINING 01‐03‐7640 $45.00 80399 4/4/2018
20181203 3/12/2018 TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT 01‐05‐6050 $24.00 80399 4/4/2018
20181203 3/12/2018 TRAVEL REIMBURSEMENT 01‐05‐6140 $24.50 80399 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PETTY CASH $93.50
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
PONZER ‐ YOUNGQUIST
20182802A 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 88‐00‐7730 $3,244.00 219962 3/23/2018
DAYTON CREEK PHASE 2CPGS
20182802B 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 94‐00‐7730 $4,807.50 219962 3/23/2018
LONE ELM ROAD RCB
20182802C 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 25‐15‐7730 $362.50 219962 3/23/2018
HAMMONDS
20182802C 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 01‐16‐7730 $145.00 219962 3/23/2018
WOODLAND RIDGE
20182802C 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 25‐15‐7730 $93.50 219962 3/23/2018
PRAIRIE RIDGE
20182802C 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 01‐16‐7730 $654.82 219962 3/23/2018
FOXWOOD RANCH
20182802C 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 01‐16‐7730 $72.50 219962 3/23/2018
DAYTON CREEK 3
20182802C 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 25‐15‐7730 $145.00 219962 3/23/2018
FOXWOOD RANCH
20182802C 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 88‐00‐7730 $72.50 219962 3/23/2018
DAYTON CREEK BD
20182802C 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 01‐16‐7730 $72.50 219962 3/23/2018
CROSSINGS
20182802C 2/28/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FEES 20‐14‐7730 $145.00 219962 3/23/2018
HAMMONDS‐WATER LINE
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PONZER ‐ YOUNGQUIST $9,814.82
PRAXAIR DISTRIBUTION INC.
81722387 2/28/2018 EQUIPMENT RENTAL/LEASE 01‐02‐7660 $85.64 80400 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
PRAXAIR DISTRIBUTION INC $85.64
R & D COMPUTER SYSTEMS
2493 3/2/2018 SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE/TRAINING 01‐09‐6130 $817.25 80401 4/4/2018
2493 3/2/2018 SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE/TRAINING 20‐14‐6130 $583.75 80401 4/4/2018
2493 3/2/2018 SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE/TRAINING 25‐15‐6130 $583.75 80401 4/4/2018
2493 3/2/2018 SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE/TRAINING 01‐05‐6130 $350.25 80401 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
R & D COMPUTER SYSTEMS $2,335.00
REILLY & SONS, INC
274043 2/16/2018 EQUIPMENT RENTAL COVERAGE 01‐09‐7130 $47.00 80402 4/4/2018
274044 2/16/2018 EQUIPMENT RENTAL COVERAGE 01‐09‐7130 ‐$29.00 80402 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
REILLY & SONS, INC $18.00
REJIS COMMISSION
INV0059241 2/18/2018 ANNUAL CONNECTION CHARGE 01‐05‐7630 $54.00 80403 4/4/2018
inv0059242 2/14/2018 MONTHLY LEWEB RENEWAL 01‐05‐7630 $41.45 80403 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
REJIS COMMISSION $95.45
RONNIE BENEDICT
3173 6/2/2018 COMMUNITY CTR DEPOSIT REFUND 01‐00‐2050 $40.00 80404 4/4/2018
3173 6/2/2018 COMMUNITY CTR RENT REFUND 01‐00‐4230 $50.00 80404 4/4/2018
EVENT CANCELATION
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
RONNIE BENEDICT $90.00
ROYAL METAL INDUSTRIES, INC
321429 3/19/2018 EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE 01‐02‐7670 $64.25 80405 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
ROYAL METAL INDUSTRIES, INC $64.25
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
RURAL WATER DISTRICT #2 MI CO
20182903 3/29/2018 WATER SERVICE 20‐14‐7200 $26.06 80406 4/4/2018
81022040‐6 4/2/2018 WATER CHARGE MARCH 2018 20‐14‐7200 $30,758.09 80407 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
RURAL WATER DISTRICT #2 MI CO $30,784.15
SAM'S CLUB
2534 3/23/2018 OFFICE EQUIPMENT 01‐11‐8110 $38.28 1284897 4/02/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
SAM'S CLUB $38.28
SCOTWOOD INDUSTRIES, INC
0444705‐IN 3/1/2018 STREET SALT 10‐02‐6340 $2,591.35 80408 4/4/2018
0444706‐IN 3/1/2018 STREET SALT 10‐02‐6340 $2,424.20 80408 4/4/2018
0444707‐IN 3/1/2018 STREET SALT 10‐02‐6340 $2,596.24 80408 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
SCOTWOOD INDUSTRIES, INC $7,611.79
S.H.Y.P
20182803 3/28/2018 DONATION ‐ S.H.Y.P 01‐07‐6040 $100.00 80409 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
S.H.Y.P $100.00
SPRING HILL CHAMBER
10960 3/26/2018 JOCO STATE OF COUNTY LUNCH 01‐11‐6091 $35.00 80410 4/4/2018
10960 3/26/2018 JOCO STATE OF COUNTY LUNCH 01‐13‐6091 $35.00 80410 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
SPRING HILL CHAMBER $70.00
SPRING HILL OIL (CH)
20182702 2/27/2018 FUEL 01‐16‐6140 $49.59 219963 3/23/2018
20182702 2/27/2018 FUEL 01‐16‐6140 $59.61 219963 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
SPRING HILL OIL (CH) $109.20
SPRING HILL OIL (CITY)
20182702 2/27/2018 FUEL 01‐02‐6140 $3,048.59 219964 3/23/2018
FUEL
20182702 2/27/2018 FUEL 01‐03‐6140 $424.37 219964 3/23/2018
20182702 2/27/2018 FUEL 20‐14‐6140 $276.18 219964 3/23/2018
20182702 2/27/2018 FUEL 25‐15‐6140 $364.65 219964 3/23/2018
20182702 2/27/2018 FUEL 01‐13‐6140 $151.87 219964 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
SPRING HILL OIL (CITY) $4,265.66
SPRING HILL OIL (POLICE)
20182702 2/27/2018 FUEL 01‐18‐6140 $38.14 219965 3/23/2018
20182702A 2/27/2018 FUEL 01‐05‐6140 $1,789.63 219965 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
SPRING HILL OIL (POLICE) $1,827.77
STATE BANK OF SPRING HILL
20181203 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 01‐11‐8120 $11,455.72 80360 3/20/2018
ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE
20181203 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 20‐14‐8120 $5,727.86 80360 3/20/2018
ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE
20181203 3/12/2018 2017 LEASE PAYMENTS 25‐15‐8120 $5,727.85 80360 3/20/2018
ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
STATE BANK OF SPRING HILL $22,911.43
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
STATE OF KANSAS/DEPT OF HEALTH
20182301 1/23/2018 PROJECT NO.1525‐01 KDHE 25‐15‐9010 $130,419.34 80364 3/26/2018
20182301 1/23/2018 PROJECT NO.1525‐01 KDHE 25‐15‐9110 $15,687.65 80364 3/26/2018
20182301 1/23/2018 PROJECT NO.1525‐01 KDHE 25‐15‐9210 $1,203.04 80364 3/26/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
STATE OF KANSAS/DEPT OF HEALTH $147,310.03
STEVE KEEPES
20182303 3/23/2018 MILEAGE REIMBURSEMENT 01‐11‐6050 $126.44 80411 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
STEVE KEEPES $126.44
SUDDENLINK
20182103 3/21/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐12‐7622 $571.46 1284908 3/27/2018 E
20182103 3/21/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐03‐7622 $496.31 1284908 3/27/2018 E
20182103 3/21/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐09‐7622 $371.04 1284908 3/27/2018 E
20182103 3/21/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 20‐14‐7622 $571.04 1284908 3/27/2018 E
20182103 3/21/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 25‐15‐7622 $546.31 1284908 3/27/2018 E
20182103 3/21/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐05‐7622 $746.31 1284908 3/27/2018 E
20182103 3/21/2018 TELEPHONE/COMMUNICATIONS 01‐13‐7622 $746.30 1284908 3/27/2018 E
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
SUDDENLINK $4,048.77
SUMNERONE/UNISOURCE/DATAMAX
1737027 3/21/2018 ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPLIES 01‐13‐6110 $67.00 80412 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
SUMNERONE/UNISOURCE/DATAMAX $67.00
THE AUSTIN PETERS GROUP
2018‐2 3/9/2018 CITY ADMINISTRATOR RECRUITMENT 01‐09‐7740 $3,600.00 80413 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
THE AUSTIN PETERS GROUP $3,600.00
TRENARY'S TREE CARE
10608 3/9/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 01‐02‐7740 $1,875.00 80414 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
TRENARY'S TREE CARE $1,875.00
UNITED LABORATORIES
INV217663 3/14/2018 LINE MAINTENANCE 25‐15‐7270 $829.74 80415 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
UNITED LABORATORIES $829.74
VALIDITY SCREENING
158261 3/1/2018 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 01‐08‐7740 $75.10 219966 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
VALIDITY SCREENING $75.10
VIREO
P17059‐7 3/6/2018 VETERANS PARK DESIGN 62‐00‐7730 $13,650.00 219967 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
VIREO $13,650.00
WASTE MANAGEMENT
1894748561 2/26/2018 REFUSE 01‐02‐7628 $90.00 80416 4/4/2018
2313248563 3/16/2018 CITY HALL PROJECT 31‐31‐8500 $340.24 80416 4/4/2018
2314148564 3/16/2018 CONSTRUCTION 87‐00‐7760 $864.61 80416 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
WASTE MANAGEMENT $1,294.85
WATER DISTRICT #7
20182703 3/27/2018 WATER SERVICE 25‐15‐7620 $19.31 80417 4/4/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
WATER DISTRICT #7 $19.31
INVOICE NO DATE VENDOR/DESCRIPTION GLACCT # AMOUNT CK # CK DATE
WHITESELL OPTOMETRY
55744893 1/6/2017 VISION BENEFIT 01‐05‐7130 $66.00 219968 3/23/2018
65303194 6/30/2017 VISION BENEFIT 25‐15‐5120 $250.00 219968 3/23/2018
65993276 7/14/2017 VISION BENEFIT 01‐03‐5120 $250.00 219968 3/23/2018
72383823 11/2/2017 VISION BENEFIT 01‐06‐7130 $65.00 219968 3/23/2018
72385861 11/2/2017 VISION BENEFIT 20‐14‐5120 $94.00 219968 3/23/2018
73780376 11/28/2017 VISION BENEFIT 20‐14‐5120 $88.00 219968 3/23/2018
79892914 3/7/2018 VISION BENEFIT 01‐05‐5120 $250.00 219968 3/23/2018
‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐
WHITESELL OPTOMETRY $1,063.00
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***** REPORT TOTAL ***** $908,506.18
AGENDA ITEM REVIEW SHEET
TO: GOVERNING BODY
SUBMITTED BY: JIM HENDERSHOT, INTERIM CITY ADMINISTRATOR
MEETING DATE: APRIL 12, 2018
DATE: MARCH 28, 2018
Consent Agenda Item: Temporary Use Permit TUP-02-18, Queen’s Price Chopper.
Issue: Proposed Temporary Use Permit
Background: The applicant, Queen’s Price Chopper, has submitted a temporary use
permit application for the outside display and sales of plants and landscaping items at
their store located at 22350 S. Harrison St.
Analysis: A temporary use permit is required to be approved by the City Council if the
time period exceeds three days. This permit request is from the date of issuance through
December 31, 2018. Approval of the permit allows for limited display and sales of
merchandise that is compatible with the business and seasonably appropriate.
Alternatives: Approval, denial, table.
Legal Review: Not applicable.
Funding Review or Budgetary Impact: Not applicable.
Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of TUP-02-18 allowing the outside
display and sales of plants and landscaping materials effective from the date of issuance
through December 31, 2018 at the Price Chopper store located at 22350 S. Harrison St.
Attachments: TUP application
AGENDA ITEM REVIEW SHEET
TO: GOVERNING BODY
SUBMITTED BY: JIM HENDERSHOT
MEETING DATE: APRIL 12, 2018
DATE: APRIL 4, 2018
Consent/Formal Action/ Discussion Item: Consent
Issue: Staff is seeking City Council award of a change order to the contract for the
construction of the Civic Center Renovation. The change order is in the amount of
$84,152.00.
Background: Change order No. 7 is for; additional EIFS, adjustments to the Council
Chambers, additional electrical demolition, replace old electrical receptacles, and
additional changes the scope of equipment / work involving IT
Analysis: Reduction in the amount of windows being installed required areas to be
infilled and finished with EIFS to complete the exterior with an attractive and durable
material. There are several miscellaneous electrical items that must be demolished and
replaced to meet code requirements. Revised the scope of work on the IT portion of the
contract to reflect the City provided the required equipment and the Contractor provided
the installation only. Additional access control work with-in the Council Chambers area
is included with this change order.
Alternatives: Approval, denial, return to staff for further consideration.
Legal Review: N/A
Funding Review or Budgetary Impact: This recommendation is being presented in
accordance with Section 3 of the Spring Hill Purchasing Policy. A temporary note that
will be repaid through the sale of General Obligation Bonds is funding this project.
Recommendation: Staff recommends the City Council approve change order No.7 in
the amount of $84,152.00, for the additional cost related to the changes as presented.
Attachments: Change Order No. 7 AIA document G701-2001 from TreanorHL
RESOLUTION NO. 2018-R-04
A RESOLUTION OF SUPPORT FOR THE OSAWATOMIE STATE HOSPITAL CAMPUS
WHEREAS, Osawatomie State Hospital provides vital care to Kansas citizens and their families; and
WHEREAS, Osawatomie State Hospital employees have a track record of providing excellent care; and
WHEREAS, Miami County communities have supported the hospital’s operations and offered
partnerships on many levels; and
WHEREAS, the hospital’s operations have a significant financial impact on the county’s economic
health; and
WHEREAS, approximately one-half of the hospital’s employees live within the county and the facility
is among the top five largest employers in Miami County; and
WHEREAS, Miami County continues to support the Osawatomie State Hospital and appreciates the
dedication of its employees;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE CITY OF
SPRING HILL, KANSAS, AS FOLLOWS:
Section One. The Miami County Commissioners encourage Kansas leaders to maintain and expand the
hospital’s operations on its current campus; and to improve the operation’s facilities thus improving the care
provided to patients.
ADOPTED by the City Council this 12th day of April, 2018.
APPROVED by the Mayor this 12th day of April, 2018.
(Seal) Steven M. Ellis, Mayor
ATTEST:
Glenda Gerrity, City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Frank H. Jenkins, Jr., City Attorney
AGENDA ITEM REVIEW SHEET
TO: GOVERNING BODY
SUBMITTED BY: JIM HENDERSHOT, INTERIM CITY ADMINISTRATOR
MEETING DATE: APRIL 12, 2018
DATE: APRIL 4, 2018
Consent Agenda: Consideration of resolution establishing legal dates for discharge of
fireworks.
Issue: Section 6-104.a of the Spring Hill Municipal Code requires the Governing Body
to annually establish the legal dates for the discharge of fireworks in Spring Hill.
Background: Each year the Governing Body establishes the dates for the legal
discharge of fireworks. This flexibility in dates was created to allow for weekend
celebrations in the community with the legal discharge of fireworks.
Analysis: As noted above, flexibility in establishing the legal dates of fireworks
discharge allows for weekend celebrations for city residents. This year July 4th falls on a
Wednesday. Establishing the dates for discharge as June 29 & 30, July 1, 2, 3 &
4(Friday-Wednesday) provides for a weekend of celebration with fireworks in addition to
the holiday itself. Hours of legal discharge would remain 8:00a.m. to 11:00p.m, except
for Friday, June 29 with legal discharge hours from 5:00p.m. to 11:00p.m. Dates for
discharging fireworks for the New Year’s holiday would be December 31, 2018 through
January 1, 2019 from 11:00p.m. to 12:30a.m.
Alternatives: denial, approval, or directing staff to further review the issue
Legal Review: City Attorney Frank Jenkins has reviewed the draft resolution
Funding Review or Budgetary Impact: This recommendation is being presented in
accordance with Section (list section) of the Spring Hill Purchasing Policy. This
expenditure will be drawn from (list name of account and line item number). N/A
Recommendation: Staff recommends approval of Resolution 2018-R-05 establishing
the legal dates for the discharge of consumer (1.4G) fireworks to be permitted on June 29
and 30, July 1, 2, 3, and 4, 2018. The discharge of the designated fireworks on these
specified days shall be limited to the hours between 8:00 A.M. and 11:00 P.M, except for
June 29, 2018 with discharge hours limited to 5:00 P.M to 11:00 P.M. The discharge of
consumer (1.4G) fireworks shall be permitted on December 31, 2018 and January 1,
2019. The discharge of the designated fireworks on these specified days shall be limited
to the hours between 11:00 P.M. and 12:30 A.M.
Attachments: Draft resolution
RESOLUTION NO. 2018-R-05
A RESOLUTION DESIGNATING THE DAYS AUTHORIZED FOR THE DISCHARGE OF
CONSUMER (1.4G) FIREWORKS WITHIN THE CITY OF SPRING HILL, KANSAS
PURSUANT TO SECTION 6-104(a).2 OF THE SPRING HILL MUNICIPAL CODE FURTHER
RESCINDING RESOLUTION NO. 2017-R-05.
WHEREAS, Section 6-104 of the Spring Hill Municipal Code (SHMC) prohibits the discharge
of consumer (1.4G) fireworks within the City of Spring Hill, Kansas, except for those days designated by
resolution adopted by the Governing Body of Spring Hill, Kansas.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF SPRING
HILL, KANSAS:
SECTION ONE: Authorized Days for Discharge of Consumer (1.4G) Fireworks. Pursuant
to Section 6-104(a).2 of the SHMC, the following days are designated as the days that the discharge of
consumer (1.4G) fireworks are permitted to be discharged within the City of Spring Hill, Kansas:
A. July 4th Holiday. The discharge of consumer (1.4G) fireworks shall be permitted
on June 29 and 30, July 1, 2, 3, and 4, 2018. The discharge of the designated
fireworks on these specified days shall be limited to the hours between 8:00 A.M.
and 11:00 P.M, except for June 29, 2018 with discharge hours limited to 5:00
P.M to 11:00 P.M.
B. December 31, 2018 through January 1, 2019. The discharge of consumer (1.4G)
fireworks shall be permitted on December 31, 2018 and January 1, 2019. The
discharge of the designated fireworks on these specified days shall be limited to
the hours between 11:00 P.M. and 12:30 A.M.
SECTION TWO: Effective Date. This Resolution shall be effective upon its adoption by the
Governing Body.
ADOPTED by the Governing Body this 12th day of April, 2018.
APPROVED by the Mayor this 12th day of April, 2018.
Steven M. Ellis, Mayor
ATTEST:
_______________________________
Glenda Gerrity, City Clerk
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(SEAL)
Approved As To Form:
________________________________
Frank H. Jenkins, Jr.,
City Attorney
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