Prairie Village, KS

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Tree Board

The Prairie Village Tree Board is meeting to review minutes, discuss old business including a fall seminar on tree canopy and species selection, and consider new business on fall street and park tree plantings and the winter pruning cycle. The agenda is mostly routine, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Fall seminar with speakers John McLenon and Markis Hill on tree canopy and planting natives vs non-natives
• Increased budget for seminar speakers, refreshments, and tree raffle approved by Keith
• Discussion of fall street and park tree plantings
• Discussion of winter pruning cycle

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City Council

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JazzFest Committee

Environmental Committee

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Diversity Committee

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JazzFest Committee

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JazzFest Committee

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Environmental Committee

The Prairie Village Environmental Committee is meeting to discuss updates on community gardens, climate action prioritization, and the Go Green 2026 initiative. They will also review the 2026-2027 Sustainability Grant program and plan the 2026 Climate Action Summit. The agenda includes several informational items about upcoming city events.

• Community gardens update and budget request
• Climate Action Prioritization update
• Go Green 2026 update
• 2026-2027 Sustainability Grant for Educational Institutions program updates
• 2026 Climate Action Summit

JazzFest Committee

The JazzFest Committee is meeting to discuss planning for the upcoming festival, covering talent, food and beverage, infrastructure, marketing, and volunteers. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Committee Chair's Report
• Talent discussion
• Food & Beverage discussion
• Infrastructure discussion
• Marketing and Volunteers discussion

City Council

The Prairie Village City Council is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, policy amendments, and the 2027 Mission Hills contract and budget. They will also consider an ordinance for the Hispanic Heritage Celebration special event with alcohol sales, and discuss wastewater pump station improvements at Porter Park.

• Approval of 2027 Mission Hills contract and budget
• Ordinance for Hispanic Heritage Celebration with alcohol sales
• Amendments to Council Policy CP061 - Purchasing
• 2027 compensation study RFP update
• Johnson County Wastewater Brush Creek pump station improvements at Porter Park

Diversity Committee

The Prairie Village Diversity Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear project updates, and discuss new and old business, including the upcoming Hispanic Heritage Event. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major decisions or proposals listed.

• Hispanic Heritage Event under Old Business
• Hispanic Heritage Celebration scheduled for September 19, 2026 at Harmon Park
• National Hispanic Heritage Month recognized September 15 – October 15, 2026
• Project updates from community events, town hall forum, policy, and communications

Tree Board

The Tree Board is meeting to coordinate a fall seminar on tree canopy and native planting. The board is also reviewing the city's tree protection ordinance and active tree plan permits for major construction projects.

• Fall Seminar scheduled for Oct. 7 at Meadowbrook Park Clubhouse with $358.36 remaining in budget
• Review of Tree Protection Ordinance (Ordinance 2446) and creation of a resident-friendly summary
• Discussion of $2,000 budget for replacing arboretum tags with metal plaques in 2027
• Review of July 2026 active tree plan permit records for major construction projects
• Discussion of City Hall Landscape Plan regarding native vs non-native plants

Planning Commission

The Prairie Village Planning Commission will hold a regular meeting to approve previous minutes, hear public and non-public items, and discuss the 2027 capital improvement plan and Senate Bill 418. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda beyond routine approvals.

• Presentation of the 2027 capital improvement plan
• Discussion of Senate Bill 418

City Council

The Prairie Village City Council will meet on August 3, 2026, to conduct routine business including approval of claims, contracts, and ordinances. The meeting includes a consent agenda with standard approvals and several notable items such as a school crossing guard contract renewal and a special event permit for the Prairie Village Jazz Festival.

• Approval of claims ordinance #3064
• Renewal of school crossing guard contract with All City Management Services (ACMS) Inc.
• Adoption of Ordinance 2518 amending sections of the 2018 building code
• Approval of streetlight maintenance services agreement with Black and McDonald
• Special event permit for Prairie Village Jazz Festival with alcohol sales authorization

The Prairie Village City Council approved amendments to Council Policy CP061, increasing the city administrator's spending authority from $10,000 to $75,000 and raising various bid and quote thresholds. The council also ratified Cliff Speegle as city engineer for a four-year term. A motion to require council approval for change orders over 10% and $75,000 failed.

• Approved amendments to Council Policy CP061 (11-1)
• Ratified appointment of Cliff Speegle as city engineer (11-0)
• Approved consent agenda including claims ordinance #3064 and streetlight maintenance agreement (11-0)
• Failed motion to require council approval for change orders over 10% and $75,000 (9-3)

JazzFest Committee

The Prairie Village JazzFest Committee will meet to discuss talent bookings, food and beverage arrangements, infrastructure needs, marketing, and volunteer coordination for the festival. No specific decisions or proposals are listed; the agenda covers standard planning topics. The meeting is procedural and preparatory.

• Talent: discussion of performers for the festival
• Food & Beverage: vendor and menu planning
• Infrastructure: staging, sound, and site logistics
• Marketing: promotional strategy and outreach
• Volunteers: recruitment and assignments

City Council

The City Council will consider a rezoning ordinance and final plat for 4200 West 79th Street. The body will also review a residential waste agreement with GFL Services and a construction contract for Roe Avenue. Additionally, the council will discuss amendments to the 2018 International Energy Conservation Code.

• Rezoning and Final Plat for 4200 West 79th Street
• Contract with McAnany Construction for Roe Avenue from 63rd Street to 83rd Street
• Residential solid waste and recycling services agreement with GFL Services starting January 1, 2027
• Police Department furniture package for Municipal Complex Project, Phase 1
• Charter ordinance designating official publications for legal notices

The Council approved the rezoning of 4200 W. 79th Street for 20 detached dwellings and a 10-year solid waste contract with GFL Services. Other actions included approving 83rd Street road modifications and updating the official city newspaper designations.

• Approved rezoning of 4200 W. 79th Street from R-1A to RP-1B for 20 dwellings (unanimous)
• Authorized Mayor to execute final plat for 4200 W. 79th Street (unanimous)
• Approved 10-year + 90 day solid waste and recycling contract with GFL Services (9-3)
• Approved 83rd Street modifications between Mission Road and Somerset Drive (unanimous)
• Approved Charter Ordinance No. 30 and Ordinance No. 2520 updating official city newspapers (unanimous)
• Approved McAnany Construction contract for Roe Avenue CARS project (unanimous)
• Approved police department furniture package for municipal complex phase 1 (unanimous)
• Recommended approval of 2018 International Energy Conservation Code amendments (unanimous)

General

The Prairie Village Arts Council will meet to consider routine items and receive an update on the Public Art Master Plan. The consent agenda includes approval of the May 2026 meeting summary. No major decisions or public hearings are scheduled.

• Approval of May 2026 meeting summary (consent agenda)
• Public Art Master Plan update (old business)
• State of the Arts event planning (September 16, 2026)
• Recollections at Meadowbrook Show planning (October 14, 2026)
• Special Olympics Gallery Opening planning (November 18, 2026)

Diversity Committee

The Prairie Village Diversity Committee will meet to discuss potential collaborations with Asbury Church and the Jazz Museum, as well as recap the Juneteenth celebration. The meeting includes standard procedural items and updates on community events, town hall forums, policy, and communications. No votes or binding decisions are on the agenda.

• Discussion of Asbury Church collaboration
• Discussion of Jazz Museum collaboration
• Juneteenth event recap
• Update on Hispanic Heritage Celebration scheduled for September 19, 2026 at Harmon Park
• Committee updates on Community Events, Town Hall Forum, Policy, and Communications

VillageFest Committee

The VillageFest Committee is meeting to discuss various components of the upcoming festival. The agenda covers event programming, vendor coordination, and infrastructure needs.

• Pancake Breakfast
• Patriotic Program
• Spirit Awards
• Vendors and Exhibitors
• Live Entertainment and Attractions

The committee reviewed the 2026 VillageFest, noting attendance was good despite weather and finances are slightly under budget. The pancake breakfast raised $4,714 against a cost of $5,094, and Chris Cakes is confirmed for 2027 with a per-plate price increase to $7.50. Several vendors and attractions are confirmed for 2027, and the committee discussed potential changes like relocating the foam party and finding a new stage vendor. No formal votes were taken; the meeting was informational and planning-focused.

• Confirmed Chris Cakes for 2027 with per-plate charge rising to $7.50
• Confirmed National Guard display and vehicles for 2027
• Confirmed Thorni Ridge Exotics, Sterling Silver DJ, Vietnam Veterans and Huey Helicopter, Mr. Stinky Feet, and Multiphonic for 2027
• Placed order with Fun Services for 2027 inflatables, with possible cutbacks
• Retired Old Park Vinyls marketing materials
• Planned to update 75th Street VillageFest banner for year 31
• Scheduled next committee meeting for January 2027

Planning Commission

The Prairie Village Planning Commission will review three site plans and a final plat for approval. The meeting will also include the approval of previous commission minutes.

• Approval of June 2, 2026 Planning Commission minutes
• Site plan review for fence with exception at 9329 Catalina Street
• Site plan review for monument sign at 9400 Mission Road
• Final plat approval at 4200 W. 79th Street
• Review of PC-26-15 and PC-26-16 applications

The Planning Commission recommended approval of a final plat to divide 4200 W. 79th Street into 20 residential lots. The commission also approved a fence exception for a residential property and a monument sign for a bank.

• Recommended approval of final plat for 20 residential lots at 4200 W. 79th Street (4-1)
• Approved fence height and design exception at 9329 Catalina Street (5-0)
• Approved monument sign at 9400 Mission Road with staff conditions (5-0)
• Approved June 2, 2026, meeting minutes (5-0)

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution declaring intent to exceed the revenue neutral rate for the 2027 budget, with a public hearing to be scheduled. Presentations include police department awards and a six-month crime report. The consent agenda includes approval of June 15, 2026 meeting minutes.

• Consider resolution to exceed revenue neutral rate and set public hearing for 2027 budget
• Six-month crime report presented by Eric McCullough
• Police department awards presentation
• Approval of meeting minutes from June 15, 2026 (consent agenda)

The Prairie Village City Council approved Resolution 2026-02, declaring intent to exceed the revenue neutral rate for the 2027 budget and scheduling a public hearing for September 8, 2026. The proposed budget maintains the same mill rate of 18.057 and service levels as 2026. The vote was 8-1, with Councilmember Reddell opposed. The council also approved the amended agenda and consent agenda unanimously.

• Approved Resolution 2026-02 to exceed revenue neutral rate and set public hearing for Sept 8, 2026 (8-1)
• Approved amended agenda (8-0)
• Approved consent agenda including June 15 minutes (9-0)

JazzFest Committee

This is a regular JazzFest Committee meeting covering general planning topics. No specific decisions or proposals are listed; the agenda consists of broad categories such as talent, food and beverage, infrastructure, marketing, and volunteers. The meeting is procedural in nature with no actionable items specified.

• Committee Chair's Report
• Talent discussion (no details)
• Food & Beverage discussion (no details)
• Infrastructure discussion (no details)
• Marketing discussion (no details)

The Prairie Village JazzFest Committee met to plan the 2026 festival, covering talent contracts, food and beverage logistics, infrastructure, and marketing. Three artist agreements were signed and deposits mailed, with the headliner contract expected next week. Crawford Distributors will supply beer but cannot make a cash donation, and overflow parking at Mission Road Bible Church is unavailable due to demolition.

• Approved sending artist agreements; 3 returned signed, deposits mailed
• Confirmed all food/beverage vendors in Harmon Park playground parking lot
• Reserved 16' refrigerated trailer for beer storage
• Reserved 4x4 vehicle for setup/breakdown
• Confirmed UpCycle Piano Craft with deposit pending
• Noted Crawford Distributors unable to make cash donation for beer
• Noted overflow parking unavailable due to Mission Road Bible Church demolition

VillageFest Committee

The VillageFest Committee will discuss logistics and planning for the 2026 Prairie Village festival, including vendor coordination, entertainment, infrastructure, and marketing. This is a routine planning meeting for the annual community event.

Environmental Committee

The Environmental Committee will meet to discuss several ongoing sustainability initiatives. The body is considering the sponsorship of the 2026 Go Green Environmental Fair and reviewing updates on climate and waste projects.

• Sponsorship of the 2026 Go Green Environmental Fair
• VillageFest update
• Mayor's Monarch Pledge update
• Grant programs review
• Climate Action Project prioritization

City Council

The City Council will review a 10-year contract option with GFL for Solid Waste Services and receive a preliminary presentation for the 2027 budget. Members will also discuss the relocation of the Johnson County Library.

• 10-year contract option with GFL for Solid Waste Services
• Preliminary 2027 Budget Presentation
• Johnson County Library relocation discussion
• Presentation of 2025 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)
• Approval of claims ordinance #3063

The City Council voted 8-2 to direct staff to continue negotiations with GFL for a 10-year solid waste contract and bring it back for consideration, after rejecting a motion to issue a request for proposals. The council also approved the preliminary 2027 budget (9-1) and the consent agenda, which included minutes, an Arts Council appointment, and claims ordinance #3063. No other substantive decisions were made; other items were informational or proclamations.

• Directed staff to continue negotiations with GFL for solid waste services (8-2)
• Rejected motion to proceed with request for proposals for solid waste contract (2-8)
• Approved preliminary 2027 budget (9-1)
• Approved consent agenda including minutes, Arts Council appointment, and claims ordinance #3063 (unanimous)

Diversity Committee

The Diversity Committee will meet to discuss a potential proclamation revision and review the year-to-date budget. The body will also receive recaps of the PV Pride event and a Town Hall.

• Year-to-date budget review
• Potential revision on proclamation
• PV Pride event recap
• Town Hall recap
• Juneteenth update

Tree Board

The Prairie Village Tree Board will meet to review minutes and discuss several old business items, including a tree protection ordinance and the balance of native vs non-native plants in the new City Hall landscape plan. Other items include updates on a fall seminar, new arboretum tags, and tree map updates. No new business is listed.

• Discussion of Tree Protection Ordinance
• Balance of native vs non-native plants in new City Hall Landscape Plan
• Fall Seminar planning
• New Arboretum Tags
• Arbnet Map and PV Park Tree Map update

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on a variance request for cumulative side setback at 5009 W. 70th Street, filed by Scott McKenzie and Connie Link McKenzie. The board will also approve the minutes from its May 5, 2026, meeting and handle any other business.

• Public hearing on BZA2026-05 variance for cumulative side setback at 5009 W. 70th Street (applicants: Scott McKenzie and Connie Link McKenzie, zoning R-1B)
• Approval of May 5, 2026 Board of Zoning Appeals meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a rezoning and site plan for 4200 W. 79th Street (applicant Price Brothers) to change from R-1A to RP-1B. Additional items include a preliminary plat for the same property, an impervious surface exception at 5112 W. 67th Street, a fence site plan review at 4512 W. 91st Street, and a building line modification at 5009 W. 70th Street. No other business is listed.

• Public hearing on PC-26-1: Rezoning 4200 W. 79th Street from R-1A to RP-1B and site plan approval
• PC-26-11: Preliminary plat approval for 4200 W. 79th Street (Price Brothers)
• PC-26-8: Impervious surface coverage exception at 5112 W. 67th Street (William Trakas)
• PC-26-12: Site plan review for fence with exception at 4512 W. 91st Street (John Picerno)
• PC-26-14: Residential building line modification at 5009 W. 70th Street (Scott McKenzie and Connie Link McKenzie)

The Prairie Village Planning Commission approved a rezoning of the former YMCA property at 4200 W. 79th Street from R-1A to RP-1B, allowing for 20 detached homes, and also approved the associated preliminary plat. Both approvals were unanimous (7-0) and included conditions such as a grading plan, a plan to address setback concerns, and accurate lot dimension information. The commission also approved a building line modification, an impervious surface coverage exception, and a fence exception for other properties.

• Approved rezoning of 4200 W. 79th St from R-1A to RP-1B for 20 homes (7-0)
• Approved preliminary plat for 20 lots at 4200 W. 79th St (7-0)
• Approved building line modification at 5009 W. 70th St (6-1)
• Approved impervious surface coverage exception at 5112 W. 67th St (4-3)
• Approved fence exception at 4512 W. 91st St (7-0)

City Council

The Prairie Village City Council will approve routine items including the minutes from the May 18 meeting and claims ordinance #3062. The body will also consider two construction contracts: one with Celtic Concrete for the 2026 concrete repair program and another with Tenoch Construction, Inc. for the Windsor Trail project.

• Approval of construction contract with Celtic Concrete for CONC2026
• Approval of construction contract with Tenoch Construction, Inc. for Windsor Trail project
• Approval of claims ordinance #3062
• Consideration of reappointment of deputy city administrator
• Consideration of joining the MARC Purchasing Cooperative for solid waste services

VillageFest Committee

The VillageFest Committee is meeting to review various operational and programming components for the festival. The agenda lists discussion items ranging from entertainment and vendors to infrastructure and marketing.

• Pancake Breakfast
• Patriotic Program and Spirit Awards
• Vendors and Exhibitors
• Live Entertainment and Attractions
• Pie Contest

The VillageFest Committee reviewed organizational spreadsheets and site maps, approved a Lifetime Spirit Award nomination, and confirmed numerous event logistics including food truck agreements, entertainment, and the petting zoo tent. No major policy decisions were made; the meeting focused on operational planning for the July 4th event.

• Approved Lifetime Spirit Award nomination and ordered award
• Confirmed all food truck vendor agreements and locations
• Ordered and confirmed AAA rental tent for petting zoo (setup July 3, removal July 7)
• Approved staff/volunteer t-shirt design; order pending
• Confirmed Kristy Lambert to sing National Anthem
• Confirmed PV Environmental Committee contracted Magpie for kids craft
• Confirmed PD will lead bike parade, possibly with DARE car

Environmental Committee

The Environmental Committee will consider sponsorship of the 2026 Go Green Environmental Fair and discuss ongoing committee commitments. Other items are procedural: approval of agenda, minutes, and informational items.

• Consider sponsorship of the 2026 Go Green Environmental Fair
• Discussion of ongoing committee commitments

The Prairie Village Environmental Committee tabled a decision on sponsoring the 2026 Go Green Environmental Fair while members consider volunteering as the city's representative. The committee reviewed several past and upcoming events, including the 75th Anniversary Parade, Native Plant sale, and VillageFest, and discussed the solid waste contract, noting Republic Services' extension price was higher than expected.

• Approved updated agenda (unanimous)
• Approved meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled Go Green Environmental Fair sponsorship
• Reviewed 75th Anniversary Parade and native seed handout
• Reviewed Native Plant sale and parking issues
• Discussed VillageFest setup for July 4
• Noted solid waste RFP likely for 2027
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

JazzFest Committee

The JazzFest Committee is meeting to discuss planning for the annual JazzFest event. Agenda items include talent bookings, food and beverage arrangements, infrastructure needs, marketing strategies, and volunteer coordination. No votes or financial decisions are recorded; the meeting appears focused on operational updates and discussion.

• Committee Chair's Report
• Talent booking discussion
• Food & Beverage planning
• Infrastructure requirements
• Marketing and volunteer coordination

The committee reviewed the 2026 Jazz Fest lineup submitted by Alex Toepfer, with artist agreements sent and several returned signed. Food and beverage vendors will be located in the Harmon Park playground parking lot, and Crawford Distributors will supply beer without a cash donation. Infrastructure plans include renting a refrigerated trailer and a gator or 4x4, while VIP hospitality will drop seating and a dedicated tent. A merchandise tent is proposed if the PV Foundation staffs it.

• 2026 lineup submitted by Alex Toepfer; artist agreements sent, several returned signed
• All food and beverage vendors to be located in Harmon Park playground parking lot
• Crawford Distributors to supply beer and rolling coolers; no cash donation in 2026
• Mike Polich to reserve a 16' refrigerated trailer for beer storage
• Mike Polich to reserve a gator or 4x4 for setup and breakdown
• VIP hospitality to no longer include seating or a dedicated tent; complimentary admission remains
• Merchandise tent proposed if PV Foundation staffs it

Diversity Committee

The Diversity Committee is meeting to discuss project updates and old business. The agenda includes planning for the PV Pride event and reviewing upcoming heritage months and town halls.

• PV Pride event planning
• Immigration 101 Town Hall on May 28, 2026
• Juneteenth Celebration on June 19, 2026
• VillageFest on July 4, 2026

The committee discussed and finalized logistics for the upcoming Pride 2026 event on June 6 at Harmon Park, including participants, programming, budget, and volunteer coordination. No formal votes were taken; decisions were made by consensus. The committee also discussed future restroom inclusivity recommendations for the new City Hall.

• Approved agenda with no changes (unanimous)
• Decided to invite current elected representatives but not candidates running for office to Pride 2026
• Agreed to recommend gender-inclusive restrooms at new City Hall (discussion, no formal vote)
• Discussed joining LGBTQIA Chamber (~$350/year) — no decision recorded
• Discussed catering options for volunteers — no decision recorded

Arts Council

The Prairie Village Arts Council will meet to receive a status update on the Public Art Master Plan, review current-year financial reports, and discuss operational items such as a committee t-shirt purchase and changes to the call-for-entry platform. The meeting will also include planning discussions for upcoming events like the PV Arts Show and State of the Arts.

• Status update for Public Art Master Plan
• Purchase of committee t-shirts
• Discussion to change call-for-entry platform
• Approval of Meadowbrook Supplies purchase
• Planning for PV Arts Show and July Gallery Opening

The Prairie Village Arts Council unanimously approved its agenda and consent agenda, and received a City Council report confirming approval of the Arts Council's 2027 budget request. The council voted unanimously to switch from CaFE to EntryThingy for its Call for Entry platform, and approved a purchase of supplies not to exceed $100. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting included updates on the Arts & Culture Plan, upcoming events, and committee assignments.

• Approved agenda unanimously (Abby moved, Bonnie seconded)
• Approved consent agenda unanimously (Betsy moved)
• Approved switch to EntryThingy from CaFE unanimously (Amy moved, Betsy seconded)
• Approved purchase of bin and supplies not to exceed $100 unanimously (Amy moved, Betsy seconded)
• City Council approved Arts Council's 2027 budget request (reported by Ian)

City Council

The Prairie Village City Council will meet on May 18, 2026, to approve routine meeting minutes and consider minor updates, including traffic calming on Tomahawk Road, a change order for additional lights at Harmon Park, and the purchase of a Toro TX2500S mud buggy. The meeting also includes ceremonial proclamations and informational reports.

• Approve regular city council meeting minutes - May 4, 2026
• Consider traffic calming on Tomahawk Road from Roe Avenue to Nall Avenue
• Approve change order with Pro Circuit for additional lights at Harmon Park
• Approve purchase of Toro TX2500S swivel tracked mud buggy model #68141 ($25,000 estimated)
• Review 2026 Citizen Survey Report

The Prairie Village City Council voted 10-1 not to proceed with a follow-up 'pulse survey' on resident satisfaction, with Councilmember Selders opposed. The decision came after a presentation of the 2026 Citizen Survey results, which showed high satisfaction rates. The council also approved the consent agenda, including traffic calming on Tomahawk Road and a change order for Harmon Park lights, and heard reports on e-bike enforcement and upcoming events.

• Approved consent agenda including traffic calming on Tomahawk Road and Harmon Park change order (10-0)
• Voted not to proceed with pulse survey on resident satisfaction (10-1)
• Approved agenda as presented (10-0)
• Moved to council committee of the whole (11-0)

Parks and Recreation Committee

The committee will meet to discuss the Capital Improvement Program and conduct tours of local parks. The session includes reports from the Chairperson, Recreation, and Public Works.

• Capital Improvement Program review for Windsor Park
• Capital Improvement Program review for Bennett Park
• Capital Improvement Program review for Franklin Park