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“If we can go to Mission Hills, we ought to get the rest of Wyandotte County taken care of,”
Smith said. “At this point, we’ve been ignored,” Helin added. “They will not respond to us.”
Because the cities that will receive Google Fiber have a deadline to sign up to get their service in
various neighborhoods, Helin said his hopes aren’t high that it will come to southwest
Wyandotte County any time soon. “My concern is this clock that they’ve set, the timer is going
to run out on us,” he said.
In other business, the council:
• Approved an ordinance to establish the annual salary for Helin at $109,167, retroactive to July
14, and a 10th amendment to the city manager’s contract to reflect the salary change. The change
is part of the 4 percent salary increase the council recently approved for all city employees.
• Approved waiving the fee for use of the city parking lot for Kobi’s charity bike show.
• Heard from David Block, president of the Chamber of Commerce, who thanked the city for
their help with the Tiblow Days festival.
• Approved the consent agenda.
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