Lee's Summit
Upcoming
Finance and Budget Committee
The Finance and Budget Committee will discuss employee health insurance financial review, consider two budget amendments for FY2026 and FY2027, and vote on authorizing a Workday support contract not to exceed $115,044. They will also receive a presentation on federal immigration-related and COPS grants.
- Discussion on employee health insurance financial review
- Ordinance amending FY2026 budget (TMP-3709)
- Ordinance amending FY2027 budget (TMP-3716)
- Workday Success Plan contract up to $115,044 (TMP-3723)
- Presentation on DOJ Bridging Immigration-related Deficits and COPS grants
City Council - Regular Session
The City Council holds public hearings on the Arborside Land Clearance Redevelopment Authority plan and a rezoning for a Dillon's grocery store with fuel station and retail at NE Tudor Road and NE Douglas Street. It also considers conceptual economic development incentives for the Dillon's project and approves a tax collection agreement with Jackson County. Several subdivision plats and easement vacations are on the agenda.
- Public hearing on Arborside LCRA redevelopment plan (Land Reserve, Inc. applicant)
- Public hearing on rezoning 15.71 acres near NE Tudor/Douglas to CP-2 for Dillon's grocery store, fuel kiosk, and retail
- Conceptual economic development incentive request (Community Improvement District) for Dillon's project
- Consent agenda: property tax collection agreement with Jackson County
- First reading of final plats for Hook Farms 3rd Plat (lots 216-258) and Eagle Creek Villas 1st Plat (lots 1-51)
Community and Economic Development Committee
The Community and Economic Development Committee will discuss a proposed Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance. They will also consider approval of the previous meeting's action letter. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion item.
- Discussion of Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) ordinance
- Approval of June 10, 2026 Committee Action Letter
Parks and Recreation Board
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a preliminary development plan for a convenience store at 2661 SE Blue Pkwy. They will also approve the consent agenda including the June 25, 2026 action letter.
- Public hearing for Preliminary Development Plan for Blackwell Convenience Store at 2661 SE Blue Pkwy (KDP Hospitality, LLC)
- Approval of June 25, 2026 Planning Commission Action Letter
Charter Review Commission
Cultural Commission
Charter Review Commission
Public Safety Advisory Board
Parks and Recreation Board
Charter Review Commission
Public Safety Advisory Board
Parks and Recreation Board
Cultural Commission
Public Safety Advisory Board
Charter Review Commission
Parks and Recreation Board
Charter Review Commission
Public Safety Advisory Board
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Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public comment period and vote on a consent agenda approving two easement vacations. Public hearings on a comprehensive plan amendment and consistency determination for the 3,164-acre Land Reserve property are continued to a date uncertain. The commission will also receive a training presentation and elect officers.
- Vacation of easement for Park Ridge 8th Plat, Lots 370-379 (Engineering Solutions)
- Vacation of easement at 201 SW Oldham Pkwy (Engineering Solutions)
- Public hearing on Land Reserve comprehensive plan amendment continued (3,164 acres)
- Public hearing on Land Reserve consistency determination continued
- Annual election of Planning Commission officers
Parks and Recreation Board
Charter Review Commission
Board of Zoning Adjustments
The Board of Zoning Adjustments will hold public hearings on two variance applications. One seeks a side yard setback variance at 392 NE Velie Rd, the other a fence height variance at 501 NE Missouri Rd.
- Variance for side yard setback at 392 NE Velie Rd (Vernacular Design, LLC)
- Variance for fence height at 501 NE Missouri Rd (KVC Foundation, Inc.)
City Council Rules Committee
The Rules Committee will meet via video conference to approve previous meeting minutes and discuss camera angles for public participation at council meetings. The session will also include an introduction to future agenda items and priority planning.
- Approval of Action Letter 2026-7479
- Discussion on camera angles for public participation
- Introduction to Rules Committee and future agenda items
- Roundtable discussion
- Meeting held via video conference
Public Safety Advisory Board
City Council - Regular Session
The city council will consider an emergency ordinance awarding a $6.99 million contract for Douglas Complete Street improvements. They will also hold a public hearing on a proposed senior living community, and vote on several contracts including water main replacement and a welcome monument.
- Public hearing for Lee's Summit Senior Community at 5101 NE Lakewood Way (preliminary development plan and special use permit)
- Award of $5,458,696 water main replacement contract to Wiedenmann, Inc.
- Approval of $385,843 welcome monument design-build agreement (increase of $375,843)
- Emergency ordinance for $6,994,890 Douglas Complete Street Improvements (SE 2nd to NE Chipman Rd)
- Approval of state block grants for airport GA terminal construction ($44,277 and $19,637)
Legislative and Intergovernmental Relations Committee
The committee will review the action letter from the previous May meeting. The City Attorney will also provide a lobbyist update and discuss upcoming agenda priorities.
- Approval of May 18, 2026 Action Letter
- Lobbyist Update presentation
- Future Agenda Items and Priority Planning discussion
Charter Review Commission
City Council - Work Session
This is a strategic planning session where the City Council discusses and establishes priorities, organizational goals, and future initiatives. No specific ordinances, contracts, or public hearings are on the agenda.
Planning Commission
The Lee's Summit Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone 15.71 acres at NE Tudor Road and NE Douglas Street from industrial, office, and apartment residential to community commercial. The applicant proposes a Dillon's grocery store, a fuel kiosk with canopy, and retail space. The commission will also consider approval of a final plat for the Lemone-Smith Business & Rail Center.
- Rezoning of 15.71 acres for Dillon's Grocery Store and fuel station
- Public hearing on preliminary development plan for commercial project
- Approval of final plat for Lemone-Smith Business & Rail Center, Tract A
Community and Economic Development Committee
The committee will consider ordinances adopting the 2024 International Fire, Building, and Property Maintenance Codes. They will also discuss how special events affect liquor license compliance. The meeting begins with approval of the prior action letter.
- Adoption of 2024 International Fire Code (Ordinance TMP-3703)
- Adoption of 2024 International Building Code (Ordinance TMP-3690)
- Adoption of 2024 International Property Maintenance Code (Ordinance TMP-3704)
- Discussion: Special Events and their Impact on Liquor License Compliance
City Council - Closed Session
The City Council is holding a closed session to discuss legal actions and privileged communications with attorneys. No public business or decisions are scheduled.
City Council - Regular Session
The Council will review several budget appropriations for the upcoming fiscal year, including city-wide, fire department, and municipal court funds. They are also considering a mutual aid agreement for police services during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
- Preliminary Development Plan for 900 NW Ward Road
- Property, Casualty and Liability Insurance purchase under $1,286,000
- Workers Compensation Excess policy renewal with $163,800 premium deposit
- Mutual Aid Agreement with Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners for FIFA World Cup 2026
- FY2027 budgets for the City, Fire Department, and Municipal Courts
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee will vote on awarding a $5,458,696 contract for the Water Main Replacement FY25 Project to Wiedenmann, Inc. They will also consider approving a $375,843 increase for a welcome monument design-build, two airport block grant agreements totaling $63,914, and a $90,135 change order for sidewalk gap construction.
- $5,458,696 water main replacement contract to Wiedenmann, Inc.
- $375,843 increase for Welcome Monument at M291 and M150 highways
- $44,277 state block grant for airport GA terminal prelim costs
- $19,637 amendment to airport block grant agreement
- $90,135 change order for Sidewalk Gap Phase 2 (Phoenix Concrete)