Government

County finishes anticipated planning, zoning ‘bible’
By Joel Walsh
June 19, 2008
A document that will guide development in Leavenworth County for the next 20 years has was approved Thursday by the County Commission.
Planning Commission to get month off
Current staff reports
April 7, 2008
There will not be a regular monthly meeting of the Lansing Planning Commission in April
City Council allocates DAZE revenue to prisons museum
By Joel Walsh
March 27, 2008
As warm weather approaches, Lansing City Council members are already looking ahead to the lazy ‘DAZE’ of summer.
Mayor makes house call with Meals on Wheels
By Joel Walsh
March 27, 2008
Lansing Mayor Kenneth Bernard delivered sack lunches to local seniors Wednesday, March 19, as part of the Meals on Wheels Association of America’s 2008 Mayors For Meals program.
Commercial wastewater rates to rise
By Joel Walsh
March 6, 2008
Following approval of a wastewater rate increase for Lansing residents and businesses in October 2007, city staff is now recommending further commercial rate adjustments in order to capture adequate revenue from the city’s highest volume users.
City takes more steps toward new park
By Joel Walsh
February 28, 2008
With a contractor in place, Lansing residents can expect to see work on a new city park begin in just a few short weeks.
City Council meeting agenda
February 21, 2008
The Lansing City Council could award a construction bid for the first phase of a new Lansing City Park, to be located on Gilman Road west of Kansas Highway 7 in a regular meeting tonight at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 800 First Terrace.
City Council supportive of regional airport study
By Joel Walsh
February 14, 2008
Lansing City Council members voiced their support for funding a study to determine the need for a regional airport in Leavenworth County but will delay taking the issue to a vote until the source of the money to fund the study is determined.
Mayor unsure of center’s tenants
Bernard updates business owners at luncheon
By John Taylor
February 7, 2008
Don’t ask Mayor Kenneth Bernard what’s going into Lansing Towne Center.
City’s debt may sink pool, for now
By Joel Walsh
February 7, 2008
As Lansing officials come closer to breaking ground on a new, 127-acre city park, they acknowledged plans for a state-of-the-art aquatic center to anchor the park could be put on hold longer than expected.
Council to hear park fee, pool presentations
Current Staff Reports
January 31, 2008
Lansing City Council members will have a work session tonight to hear presentations on two parks-related topics.
Trash rates may rise
Council to consider recommended increase
By John Taylor
January 17, 2008
Lansing residents could be in for the first rate increase to their monthly trash bill in 10 years.
Towne Center plans move ahead
By Joel Walsh
January 10, 2008
Traffic issues related to the new Towne Center development along South Main Street occupied Lansing City Council members at their first meeting of the new year.
City Council agenda
January 3, 2008
The Lansing City Council will consider an ordinance to rezone the property west of Kansas Highway 7 between 4-H Road and Kay Street that could become the future Lansing Towne Center complex in a regularly scheduled meeting tonight at 7 p.m.
City Council accepts previously tabled benefit district policy
By Joel Walsh
December 27, 2007
The Lansing City Council approved a benefit district by petition policy and an amended 2007 budget in a regular meeting Thursday, Dec. 20.

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