On the agenda: Junction City City Commission Meeting — Flock Camera (Oct 6)
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October 6, 2026
City Commission Room, 701 N. Jefferson, Junction City KS 66441
Mayor Terry Butler
Vice Mayor Sam Yoskowitz
Commissioner Pat Landes
Commissioner Richard Pinaire
Commissioner Kelly Niemczyk
City Manager Kim Zimmerman
City Attorney Britain Stites
City Clerk Ariana Diaz Lorenzo De Barreto
City Finance Director Jamel Wilcox
1. 7:00 P.M. - CALL TO ORDER: PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
2. AGENDA ITEM COMMENT(S):
3. CONSENT AGENDA: Any item may be removed from the consent agenda and
considered separately by the request of a Commissioner.
a. Consideration of Appropriation Ordinance A-19 dated – September 15 –
October 7, 2026, in the amount of $1,309,610.55. (p.4)
b. Consideration of the ambulance contractual obligation adjustments for
September 2026 in the amount of $25,522.53 & bad debt adjustments in the
amount of $17,907.08. (p.60)
c. Consideration of the Special Event Permit Application for All Treats Day
October 29th, 2026. (p.61)
d. Consideration of the Special Event Permit Application for Boos for Boobies
Spooktacular on October 25th, 2026. (p.66)
e. Consideration of the Special Event Permit Application for Harvest Block Party
on October 31st, 2026. (p.71)
f.
Consideration of Payroll No. 18 & 19. (p.77)
g. Consideration of the September 15th, 2026 Commission Meeting Minutes.
(p.87)
h. Consideration of the September 30th, 2026 Special Meeting Minutes. (p.92)
4. PUBLIC HEARING:
a. Issuance by the Issuer of its Taxable Industrial Revenue Bonds (Veterans
Affairs Clinic). (p.99)
5. SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS:
a. Proclamation declaring October 4th - 10th, 2026 as Fire Prevention Week.
(p.100)
b. Proclamation declaring October 2026 as Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
(p.101)
c. Pyrolysis Briefing by John Michaels of Cirque Renewables.
d. Flock Camera Discussion.
e. Update on 426 West 3rd Street.
f.
$35,000 request from the Geary County Senior Center. (p.102)
6. APPOINTMENTS:
a. Request from the Junction City Housing Authority to remove a member as
Commissioner/member of the Housing Authority Board. (p.108)
7. NEW BUSINESS:
a. Consideration of Resolution No. R-3163, determining the advisability of issuing
taxable industrial revenue bonds for the purpose of financing the acquisition,
construction & equipping of a healthcare facility to be located in the city; &
authorizing execution of related documents (for the VA Clinic). (p.277)
b. Consideration of the Agreement for Payment in Lieu of Taxes with USFP IV
LLC. for the VA Clinic. (p.282)
c. Consideration of the JCFD request to increase the rate for a Non-Transport with
treatment from $200 to $250. (p.285)
d. Consideration of the request to award the sewer root treatment to Duke's Root
Control in the amount of $35,681. (p.291)
e. Consideration of HDR CPR # 43, for the work required to construct additional
gravel pavement behind the newly installed roll-back curb with the East WWTP
Series 110 area in the amount of $27,703. (p.294)
f.
Consideration of the HDR WWTP(W) Change Order 001 for the row required to
pump down & clean the Series 213 Wetwell to allow for replacement of the
existing bar screen in the amount of $92,000. (p.308)
g. Consideration of the request to purchase a 2000-AMP Transfer Switch for the
Municipal Gym emergency generator for $47,880. (p.310)
h. Consideration of Resolution No. R-3159, authorizing the public officer or other
agents of the city to abate conditions in violation of section 235.010 of the city
code for the property located at 228 East 13th Street. (p.312)
i.
Consideration of Resolution No. R-3160, authorizing the public officer or other
agents of the city to abate conditions in violation of section 235.010 of the city
code for 427 West Pine Street. (p.353)
j.
Consideration of the request to award bid for the demolition of 338 W 15th
Street to Glessner Dirt Contracting in the amount of $5,850. (p.388)
k. Consideration of the request to purchase a projector & screen for the stage at
the Municipal Building gym from McClellan Sound in the amount of $49,990.
(p.442)
8. UNFINISHED BUSINESS:
a. Consideration of the request to award bid for the Citywide Concrete Repairs
(Phase II) to T & M Construction in the amount of $186,614.62. (p.544)
b. Chamber of Commerce Master Agreement Discussion. (p.547)
9. PUBLIC COMMENT: The Commission requests that comments be limited to a
maximum of five minutes for each person. Please state your name and address for
the record.
10. COMMISSIONER COMMENTS & COMMITTEE REPORTS:
11. STAFF COMMENTS:
12. ADJOURNMENT:
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