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Mayor and Council meeting summary

Overland ParkJun 15, 20263 min read

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Council issued proclamations for Juneteenth and Pride Month, approved multiple youth liaison appointments to advisory bodies, set a public hearing on organized solid waste service, adopted the 2024 Residential Code, approved a helmet requirement for under-18 e-bicycle/scooter riders, advanced a TIF hearing notice, and approved consent items including expenditures and service agreements.

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Unified Development Tax Increment Financing Redevelopment Economic Development Overland Park Plaza II TIF

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What this means

The council proclaimed Juneteenth and Pride Month and appointed youth liaisons to several advisory committees so young residents will have formal participation in city advisory work. Council set a public hearing to consider a citywide organized trash and recycling collection service, which starts the formal review process and public input. Residents under 18 will be required to wear helmets when riding or riding as passengers on electric bicycles or scooters. Adoption of the 2024 Residential Code updates local building rules that will apply to new residential construction and major renovations.

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Proclaimed June 19 as Juneteenth and June 2026 as Pride Month (no vote required).
Approved multiple youth liaison appointments to advisory bodies (Parks & Recreation, Environmental Advisory Council, Legacy of Greenery Committee, Mental Health Advisory Committee) for terms 6-30-2026 to 7-01-2027 (vote 11-0 where recorded).
Approved Resolution No. 5137 to set a public hearing to consider a Resolution of Intent to establish an organized solid waste and recycling collection service (vote 11-0).
Approved Ordinance No. TC-3516 requiring individuals under age 18 to wear protective helmets while operating or riding as a passenger on electric bicycles or scooters (vote 11-0).
Adopted Ordinance No. BC-3513 adopting the 2024 Residential Code for the city (approved 7-5, Mayor voted yes).
Approved Resolution No. 5142 providing notice of a public hearing to consider amending the Overland Park Plaza II Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Redevelopment District (vote 11-0).
Approved Resolution No. 5126 authorizing a transfer consent related to the Edison OP economic development project (vote 11-0).
Approved Consent Agenda items including: Overland Park Trails Wayfinding Plan materials, Resolution No. 5132 enlarging a consolidated main sewer district near 175th and Grant, expenditure ordinances, and contract amendments (including Intergraph extension for $744,755.28 and ACME Technologies amendment for $162,000).

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Mayor and Council - June 15, 2026

Jun 15, 2026, 12:00 AMcompleted

Agenda

Proclamation - Proclaiming June 19, 2026, as Juneteenth in Overland Park. ● Proclamation
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Proclamation - Proclaiming June 2026, as Pride Month in Overland Park. ● Proclamation
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New Youth Liaison Appointment to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Council :  Audrey Worrell - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-2027
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Reappointment of Youth Liaison to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Council :  Michael Jiang - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-2027
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New Youth Liaison Appointments to the Environmental Advisory Council :  Lucy James - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-2027  Deser’ee Mponezya - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-2027
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New Youth Liaison Appointments to the Legacy of Greenery Committee :  Isabella O’Shea - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-2027  Shreeya Iyer - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-202
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New Youth Liaison Appointments to the Mental Health Advisory Committee :  Aashi Raichura - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-2027  Aman Henok - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-2027  Oishee Ghosh - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-202
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Reappointment of Youth Liaison to the Mental Health Advisory Committee :  Grace Pei - Term 6-30-2026-7-01-2027
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Resolution No. 5137 - Setting a public hearing to consider a Resolution of Intent to establish an organized solid waste and recycling collection service. ● Council Staff Report - Html ● Resolution No. 5137
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Overland Park Trails Wayfinding Plan - Regarding signage directing trail users to points of interest and key destinations along the Tomahawk Creek and Indian Creek Trails. ● Committee Report to Council - Html ● MARC Overland Park Trails Wayfinding Plan ● Presentation
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Resolution No. 5132 - Enlargement of Consolidated Main Sewer District located near the intersection of 175th Street and Grant. ● Council Staff Report - Html ● Resolution No. 5132 ● Letter of Request and Location Map ● Exhibit A
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Ordinance No. TC-3516 - Relating to the traffic code requiring individuals under the age of 18 to wear protective helmets while operating or riding as a passenger on electric bicycles or scooters. ● Committee Report to Council - Html ● Ordinance No. TC-3516
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Confirmation of Investments . ● Confirmation of Investments
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Expenditure Ordinance No. 5A - Outlining the expenditures from the General Operating Fund for May 8 through May 21, 2026. ● Expenditure Ordinance No. 5B
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Expenditure Ordinance No. 5B - Outlining the expenditures from the General Operating Fund for May 22 through June 4, 2026. ● Expenditure Ordinance No. 5B
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Amendment No. 1 to Agreement - Intergraph Corporation, an Octave Group Company, to extend the Master Services Agreement for Computer Aided Dispatch and Data Analytics Software, for a three-year period in an amount of $744,755.28. ● Council Staff Report - Html ● Amendment No. 1 to Agreement - Intergraph Corporation (Octave)
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Second Amendment to Agreement - ACME Technologies, Inc., for event management ticketing software and services, for a three-year period in an amount of $162,000. ● Council Staff Report - Html ● Second Amendment - ACME Technologies Inc.
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Ordinance No. BC-3513 - Adoption of the 2024 Residential Code. ● Committee Report to Council - Html ● Ordinance No. BC-3513 ● Presentation
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Resolution No. 5142 - Providing for notice of a public hearing to consider amending a Tax Increment Financing Redevelopment District generally bounded by Glenwood on the west, 112th Street on the north, Nall on the east, 115th Street on the south and including the northwest corner of 112th Street and Nall within the City (Overland Park Plaza II TIF Project). ● Committee Report to Council - Html ● Resolution No. 5142
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Resolution No. 5126 - Authorizing a Transfer Consent related to an Economic Development Project generally located at the southwest corner of 80th Street and Marty (Edison OP Project). (Continued from the June 1, 2026 City Council meeting.) ● Committee Staff Report - Html ● Resolution No. 5126 (rev. 06-05-26)
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Unified Development Ordinance Update - (PE3011). (Prior to consideration of this item, the Governing Body will take a brief recess and will recommence the meeting to consider this item in Conference Room No. 1, located adjacent to the Council Chamber.) ● Council Staff Report - Html ● Policy Direction for the June 15, 2026 City Council meeting
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