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John “Jack” Helin<br />

(Articles are in reverse chronological order)<br />

TAB 5<br />

Council member Rodger Shannon remarked that it shouldn’t be such an ordeal for motorcyclists<br />

to walk a few blocks to get to Kobi’s, adding that it was wrong of Cooper to insinuate that the<br />

closing of Cedar would be a sign to motorcyclists that they weren’t welcome in Bonner<br />

Springs.“I think you’re out of line,” Shannon said. In the end, the council passed the motion to<br />

close Cedar/K-32 between Front and Second streets 5-2, with Cooper and council member Jerry<br />

Jarrett opposed.<br />

In other action, the council:<br />

• Approved a letter of support for the Kansas Highway 7/Interstate 70 interchange design during<br />

the work session prior to the council meeting. The letter acknowledges the council’s approval of<br />

the current design for the project — a long sought-after approval stemming from the fact that the<br />

council now feels KDOT has adequately addressed all of its concerns regarding the design.<br />

Such concerns included whether KDOT had ever looked at any other designs prior to the current<br />

one. With the help of a power point presentation, Helin showed that several designs had been<br />

looked at, including an inadequate split diamond design created in 2005 that wouldn’t have<br />

rectified the left-turn congestion occurring now. Helin said the current design, which has already<br />

been slightly modified by KDOT to satisfy some of the council’s concerns, should be approved<br />

at this point as a necessary step to get the ball rolling. “If we all can agree that’s what we want,<br />

let’s move forward with the process,” Helin said.<br />

• Unanimously approved the minutes of the July 13 meeting with the following correction:<br />

“The City Council approved a not to exceed amount of $21,000 for Wilson and Company design<br />

services at the June 22, 2009 meeting…” The agenda incorrectly stated that the approval had<br />

been given at the July 22 meeting.<br />

• Unanimously approved supplement claims for city operations in the amount of $24,959.68 and<br />

regular claims in the amount of $98,804.27.<br />

• Unanimously approved Public Housing Authority claims in the amount of $11,623.74.<br />

• Unanimously approved a lease purchase agreement for a Ricoh MPC6000 copier with a 60-<br />

month term at 0 percent interest and a monthly lease amount of $963 to replace the current Ricoh<br />

MP6500 copier.<br />

• Unanimously approved a resolution to adopt the Midwest Public Risk Bylaws and authorized<br />

city manager John “Jack” Helin to sign the agreement.<br />

• Unanimously approved the scheduling of a public hearing regarding the 2010 budget for Aug.<br />

10. • Unanimously approved the awarding<br />

of a bid to McAnany Construction in the amount of $75,456.03 for the Metropolitan recycle-inplace<br />

project.<br />

• Unanimously approved the awarding of a bid to Harbour Construction Company in the amount<br />

of $38,619.27 for the expansion of the parking lot at North Park.<br />

• Unanimously approved the motions to approve an ordinance to establish the salary of city<br />

manager John “Jack” Helin and to approve a seventh amendment to his employment contract,<br />

as this will be the seventh year his contract with Bonner Springs has been amended and renewed.<br />

• Heard the city manager’s report. John “Jack” Helin asked the council to agree on a special<br />

meeting regarding the review of bids for the Front Street improvement project. An agreement<br />

was made to have the meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 4.<br />

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