AGENDA Raymore City Council Work Session City Hall – 100 Municipal Circle Monday, May 21, 2018 7:00 p.m. A. Voluntary Annexation Review Staff will be updating the City Council on the status of voluntary annexation meetings with the Mayor over the past several months and making recommendations for moving forward. B. Tornado Warning System Staff will be reviewing with the City Council the process and procedures associated with utilization of the tornado warning system and program in place for the City of Raymore. C. Other EXECUTIVE SESSION (CLOSED MEETING) The Raymore City Council may enter an executive session before or during this meeting, if such action is approved by a majority of Council present, with a quorum, to discuss: ● Litigation matters as authorized by § 610.021 (1), ● Real Estate acquisition matters as authorized by § 610.021 (2), ● Personnel matters as authorized by § 610.021 (3), ● Other matters as authorized by § 610.021 (4-21) as may be applicable. Any person requiring special accommodation (i.e., qualified interpreter, large print, hearing assistance) in order to attend this meeting, please notify this office at (816) 331-0488 no later than forty eight (48) hours prior to the scheduled commencement of the meeting. Hearing aids are available for this meeting for the hearing impaired. Inquire with the City Clerk, who sits immediately left of the podium as one faces the dais. 1 of 12
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AGENDA
Raymore City Council Work Session
City Hall – 100 Municipal Circle
Monday, May 21, 2018
7:00 p.m.
A. Voluntary Annexation Review
Staff will be updating the City Council on the status of voluntary annexation
meetings with the Mayor over the past several months and making
recommendations for moving forward.
B. Tornado Warning System
Staff will be reviewing with the City Council the process and procedures
associated with utilization of the tornado warning system and program in
place for the City of Raymore.
C. Other
EXECUTIVE SESSION (CLOSED MEETING)
The Raymore City Council may enter an executive session before or during this
meeting, if such action is approved by a majority of Council present, with a quorum,
to discuss:
● Litigation matters as authorized by § 610.021 (1),
● Real Estate acquisition matters as authorized by § 610.021 (2),
● Personnel matters as authorized by § 610.021 (3),
● Other matters as authorized by § 610.021 (4-21) as may be applicable.
Any person requiring special accommodation (i.e., qualified interpreter, large print,
hearing assistance) in order to attend this meeting, please notify this office at (816)
331-0488 no later than forty eight (48) hours prior to the scheduled commencement
of the meeting. Hearing aids are available for this meeting for the hearing impaired.
Inquire with the City Clerk, who sits immediately left of the podium as one faces the
dais.
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Annexation Meeting Status
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Franklin & Erin Edwards Met on 11/27/2017 Property ID#10 - 1800 E. State Route 58
Property Tax Impact: $787.17 (real estate)
$116.35 (personal property) Comments:
● Current speed limit on 58 Highway is too high ● Want improvements to 58 Highway to be limited to expanded shoulders, not
4-lane ● Valued the short response time of the Raymore Police ● Expressed concern on the condition of some of the properties in Dikeland ● Supportive of connecting the school district to the City ● Expressed value to City storm water program and resources available ● Supportive of the annexation effort
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Leo & Kathleen Dean Met on 11/30/2017 Property ID#27 - (undeveloped land at southeast corner of Prairie Lane & 58 Hwy.)
● Question on zoning if annexed ○ Will remain commercial
● Question on impacts of any future road work on 58 Highway ○ Told her possible widening of shoulder ○ Her business sign could be relocated if right-of-way affected by any
future road work Raised questions regarding sanitary sewer connectivity Asked about installation of street lights along 58 Highway Somewhat supportive of the annexation effort
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Daniel & Sandra Braga Met on 1/17/18 Property ID#28 and 29 - 1611 E. State Route 58
Property Tax Impact: ID#28: $541.11 (real estate)
$128.43 (personal property)
ID#29: $362.54 (real estate) Comments:
● Current speed limit on 58 Highway is too high ● Concern on future widening of 58 Highway - wouldn’t impact their home but
could impact neighbor homes ● Concern on current condition of some properties in Dikeland subdivision ● Not planning on development of their property - difficult due to creek
○ Staff feels property could support residential development ● Raised questions regarding sanitary sewer connectivity ● Supportive
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Dikeland Neighborhood Meetings held 1/24/18 & 1/31/18 Property ID#30
Comments:
● Like their “country living” ● Concern on increase in taxes, including taxes on vehicle purchases ● Sheriff response time is adequate for non-emergencies ● Concern on impacts of City codes on their properties
○ Existing single-wide mobile homes are non-conforming (can remain; if removed must be replaced with site built home or a conforming double-wide manufactured home)
○ City codes are different than County codes (City and County have adopted the same building codes - enforcement may differ)
● A few residents supportive of the annexation effort - most not supportive
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Dr. Keith Wagner Met on 2/21/18 Property ID#40 - 18101 E. State Route 58
Property Tax Impact: $378.35 (real estate)
$33.42 (personal property)
Comments:
● Wants to continue to enjoy shooting of firearm on his property ○ Since his lot is zoned agricultural, could continue provided at least 150
yards from a residential home or 58 Highway ● Doesn’t see any benefits of annexation at this time for the $400 increase in
taxes he would pay ● Bought property in 2000..knew annexation would happen at some time and
is planning on selling ● Not supportive of the annexation effort
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Annexation Support Map
Blue: existing City of Raymore corporate limits Green: Supportive of the annexation effort Yellow: Somewhat supportive of the annexation effort Red: Not supportive of the annexation effort
