On the agenda: El Dorado meeting — Data Center (Jun 30)

Board of County Commissioners
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
9:00 AM
205 W. Central Ave. 4th Floor
El Dorado, KS 67042
Agenda
A.

CALL to ORDER

B.

INVOCATION and PLEDGE

C.

COMMISSION MINUTES
C.1 Commission Minutes
June 23, 2026.docx

D.

PUBLIC COMMENTS

E.

ITEMS of BUSINESS
E.1 County Health Officer Appointment
KSA 65-201.pdf
E.2 Haverhill Resolution 05-50 Review
Resolution 05-50.pdf
E.3 Landfill Bomag Repair
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Butler county hst pump.pdf

F.

VOUCHERS
F.1 Vouchers Dated 06/30/2026
2026-06-30 AP Packet-Public.pdf

G.

COMMISSION ADDS & ABATES

H.

OTHER ITEMS of BUSINESS

Board of County Commissioners

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I.

ADJOURNMENT - The Commissioners will attend the Quad County Planning Forum on
Tuesday, June 30th, at 11:45 AM at Point Nine Trailside Eatery located at 1539 N Andover Rd,
Andover, Kansas, 67002.
Butler County offices will be closed Friday, July 3rd, in observance of Independence Day. The
offices will reopen Monday, July 6th. Have a safe and happy Independence Day!

Board of County Commissioners

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Board of County Commissioners Agenda Item Report
Agenda Item No. 1
Submitted by: Jennifer Currier
Submitting Department: Administration
Meeting Date: June 30, 2026
SUBJECT
Commission Minutes
RECOMMENDATION
Approval of Minutes
ATTACHMENTS
• June 23, 2026.docx
BACKGROUND
N/A
ANALYSIS
N/A
FINANCIAL CONSIDERATION
N/A
LEGAL CONSIDERATION
N/A
COMMISSIONER SIGNATURE REQUIRED
Yes
RECOMMENDED ACTION
I, Commissioner ____, motion to approve the minutes from the June 23, 2026, Butler County
Commission meeting as presented/amended.

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BUTLER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Tuesday, June 23, 2026

(00:00:10)
CALL TO ORDER
Commission Chair Marc Murphy called the Butler County Board of Commissioners meeting to
order at 9:00 a.m. Present were Commissioner Kelly Herzet, Commissioner Darren Jackson,
Commissioner Dan Woydziak, County Administrator Will Johnson, County Counselor Terrence
Huelskamp and Clerk Recorder Jennifer Currier. Commissioner Jeff Masterson was not in
attendance.
(00:00:13)
INVOCATION
Allen Potter, El Dorado, Kansas, presented the invocation.
(00:01:43)
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Commissioner Woydziak motioned to approve the minutes from the June 16, 2026, Butler
County Commission meeting as presented. Commissioner Herzet seconded the motion. Motion
carried 4-0.
(00:02:01)
PUBLIC COMMENTS
The Following individuals came before the Board to discuss reasons they are against Data
Centers and Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) being in Butler County:
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Christie Bowman, 730 SW 30th St., El Dorado, Kansas,
Sarah Hinshaw, 4656 SW 70th St., El Dorado, Kansas,
Meghan Wright, 2499 NW River Valley Rd., Towanda, Kansas,
Kristi Sommers, 11548 NW Shumway Rd., Burns, Kansas
Elias Nicholson, 2598 SW 50th St, El Dorado, Kansas,
Amanda McGee, 4582 SE Munson Hill Rd., El Dorado, Kansas,

(00:19:58)
ITEM #1 – PL 26-17, CLAASSEN ESTATES FIRST ADDITION EASEMENT
DEDICATION
Toby Stewart, Community Development Director, came before the Board for approval of
easement dedications on property located at 10701 SW 21st Ter., Towanda, Kansas. Janice
Claassen owns a tract of platted land containing 10.5+/- acres and is zoned RR. Ms. Claassen
wishes to replat lot four of Claassen Estates, creating two lots that are five+/- acres in size. Ms.
Claassen would like to sell the west parcel to a neighbor who lives on the same street. The
neighbor would use the parcel for recreational purposes and has no plans to construct a singlefamily dwelling. The property is located inside the urban growth area of the County and is
surrounded by RR, PRD-B, and AG-40 properties. Since the property will be used for
recreational purposes, there are no plans to service the property with water or a private

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wastewater system. The new parcel is largely covered by a Federal Emergency Management
Agency (FEMA)-mapped floodplain area and trees, which would further deter future
development of a single-family dwelling. The state of Kansas has released draft updated
floodplain maps and it is expected that the floodplain will further increase to the south and north.
The Plat does indicate that no residential structure is to be built on lot four, tract B. State Statute
requires surrounding property owners within 1,000 ft. be notified of the public hearing. The
Planning Commission approved the plat by a vote of 5-0.
Commissioner Herzet motioned to approve the acceptance of easements as indicated on the
Claassen Estates First Addition Final Plat, PL 26-17 on property located at 10701 SW 21st
Ter., Towanda, Kansas. Commissioner Jackson seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0.
(00:23:56)
ITEM #2 – PL 26-18, COUNTRYSIDE ACRES, ROAD AND EASEMENT DEDICATION
Toby Stewart, Community Development Director, came before the Board for approval of road
and easement dedications on property located south of SW 160th St., on SW County Line Rd.,
Rose Hill, Kansas. The Coykendall Living Trust owns a tract of land containing 40+/- acres. On
February 24th, 2026, the property was rezoned from AG-40 to RR, Case RZ 25-20 and May 5th,
2026, the Planning Commission approved the preliminary plat (PL 26-16). The trust desires to
plat six lots, each lot is approximately five+/- acres. The property is located inside the Urban
Growth area of the County and is surrounded by AG-40 and RR-zoned properties. Water will be
provided to the properties and will be serviced by private wastewater systems. Butler Rural
Electric will provide electricity. To access the properties, the development will be serviced by a
70-foot internal roadway with a cul-de-sac. The plat also notes utility easements, drainage
easements, and notes a 75-foot building setback line as required by the zoning regulations. There
are no FEMA-mapped floodplain areas located on the property. The County Engineer has
approved the drainage report. State Statute requires surrounding property owners within 1,000 ft.
be notified of the public hearing. The Planning Commission approved the final plat by a vote of
5-0.
Commissioner Woydziak motioned to approve the acceptance of easements, road, and road
right-of-way as indicated on the Countryside Acres final plat, PL 26-18, on property located
south of SW 160th St. on SW County Line Rd., Rose Hill, Kansas. Commissioner Jackson
seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0.
(00:25:45)
ITEM #3 – RZ 26-07, CHANGE IN ZONING FROM AG-40 TO RE
Toby Stewart, Community Development Director, came before the Board for approval of a
change in zoning from AG-40 to RE on property located at north of SW 40th St., on SW Santa Fe
Lake Rd., Towanda, Kansas. BJ Ventures LLC owns a tract of land containing 80+/- acres and is
currently zoned AG-40. BJ Ventures LLC wishes to rezone the property to RE. This would allow
BJ Ventures LLC to make an application for a nine-lot preliminary plat. The site plan indicates
the lot sizes would range from five acres to 17.9+/- acres. There would be an interior roadway
constructed, which would access all of the lots. The property is located inside the urban growth
area of the County and is surrounded by AG- 40, RE, and many RR-zoned properties. There are
similar sized tracts in the area. The County’s Comprehensive Plan would consider this area a

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Periphery Area that is located inside the urban growth area (UGA). BJ Ventures LLC is willing
to provide rural water, which will need to be extended from SW 40th St., along Santa Fe Lake R
to the site. Private wastewater systems will be utilized and electricity is provided by Butler Rural
Electric. There are no FEMA-mapped floodplain areas located on the property. State Statute
requires surrounding property owners within 1,000 ft. be notified of the public hearing. The
Planning Commission recommended approval of the rezone by a vote of 5-0.
Commissioner Herzet motioned to approve Resolution No. 26-26 for the rezoning of property
from AG-40 to RE, Case RZ 26-07, on property located north of SW 40th St., on SW Santa
Fe Lake Rd., Towanda, Kansas. Commissioner Jackson seconded the motion. Motion carried
4-0.
(00:27:56)
ITEM #4 – RZ 26-09, CHANGE IN ZONING FROM AG-80 TO RE
Toby Stewart, Community Development Director, came before the Board for approval of a
change in zoning form AG-40 to RE on property located at 14485 NE Samuel Rd., Cassoday,
Kansas. James Byers owns a tract of land containing 5.6+/- acres and is currently zoned AG-80.
Mr. Byers wishes to rezone the property to RE, this would allow the removal of an existing
abandoned home and allow the building of a new home. In 2014, the property was split by deed
from the larger parcel located to the south across the roadway. When the split occurred, the
parcel with the home became a non-buildable lot as it is not 80 acres in size and therefore nonconforming to the regulations. In 2020, Mr. Byers acquired the land by paying off the taxes and
ensuring it did not go through a tax sale. Mr. Byers has since been cleaning up the property. An
approval of the rezone would reclassify the property, making it legal and conforming to the
regulations. The property is located outside the urban growth area of the County and is
surrounded by AG-80 properties. There are a few similar sized tracts in the area. The character of
the area is agricultural in nature, and some do include single-family dwellings. The property is
located approximately 1.5 miles west of Cassoday. The County’s Comprehensive Plan would
consider this area an AG Preservation Area that is located outside the urban growth area. There
are no changing conditions in the area that make the requested amendment necessary. However,
due to the non-buildable nature of the property, there may not be much use for the land except
for dwelling purposes. The property is not being used for AG purposes. The property contains an
abandoned single- wide trailer. The property contains a water well for drinking purposes. A
lagoon would be utilized for wastewater purposes and Butler Rural Electric provides electricity.
The property does contain a FEMA-mapped floodplain area located at the northwest corner of
the property. There also appears to be a dam breach area as well. There is plenty of room on the
property to rebuild outside these areas. State Statute requires surrounding property owners within
1,000 ft. be notified of the public hearing. The Planning Commission recommended approval of
the rezone by a vote of 4-1.
Commissioner Jackson motioned to approve Resolution No. 26-27 for the rezoning of property
located from AG-80 to RE, Case RZ 6-09, on property located at 14485 NE Samuel Rd.,
Cassoday, Kansas. Commissioner Woydziak seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0.
(00:33:41)
ITEM #5 – CU 26-06, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP) TO OPERATE A

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WEDDING VENUE
Toby Stewart, Community Development Director, came before the Board for approval of a CUP
on property located at 14297 SE Cole Creek Rd., Leon, Kansas. Pam Pirotte owns a tract of land
containing 236+/- acres and is zoned AG-80. Ms. Pirotte desires to operate an event venue. The
property is located outside the UGA of the County and is surrounded by AG-80 and one RRzoned property. The venue does sit quite a distance from all property lines, with the closest
property line being the south property line, which is over 400 feet away. SE Cole Creek Rd. is a
paved roadway maintained by the County. Rural water does exist and the venue would be
serviced by a septic system. Evergy would provide electricity. There are Federal Emergency
Management Agency (FEMA)-mapped areas on the property; the venue would be located
outside this area. The parking area along the existing driveway may be impacted by the
floodplain. However, since the vehicles are movable during a flooding event, there would be no
impacting FEMA regulations. State Statute requires surrounding property owners within 1,000 ft.
be notified of the public hearing. The Planning Commission recommended approval of the CUP
by a vote of 5-0 with the following conditions:
1. The Planning Commission may revoke the CUP upon finding that necessary
building permits have not been issued within twelve months of approval of the CUP
or twelve months following the final resolution of any litigation in connection with
the issuance of such permit (whichever is greater).
2. A maximum of 100 wedding attendees.
3. Events will end at 8:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 10:00 p.m. Friday
through Sunday. Cleaning of the venue may occur after hours.
4. Alcohol may only be served by a licensed bartending service.
5. The construction of the venue shall meet applicable building code requirements.
6. No outside amplified music.
The Board and Mr. Stewart discussed parking for the event center. Commissioner Herzet wanted
to make sure emergency vehicles would have access.
Commissioner Herzet motioned to approve Resolution No. 26-28, a Conditional Use Permit to
operate a Wedding Venue, with recommended/amended conditions, Case CU 26-06, located
on property located at 14297 SE Cole Creek Rd., Leon, Kansas. Commissioner Jackson
seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0.
(00:41:54)
ITEM #6 – CU 26-08, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT CUP) TO OPERATE A
THERAPEUTIC RIDING CENTER
Toby Stewart, Community Development Director, came before the Board for approval of a CUP
on property located north of SW 70th St. on SW Tumbleweed Rd., Andover, Kansas, owned by
Freedom Hooves Therapeutic Riding Center Inc. The property is 39.5+/- acres and is zoned
Rural Residential (RR). Freedom Hooves Therapeutic Riding Center Inc. desires to operate a
non-profit equine riding center that will provide riding and ground-based riding lessons to
children and adults with disabilities. The property is located inside the UGA of the County and is
surrounded by AG-40, RE, and RR-zoned properties. There are a couple of other conditional
uses in the area located to the east of the property along SW 70th St. One was for therapeutic

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riding lessons, but staff is unaware if the business is still in operation. The property is surrounded
by trees and shrubs, which would be a natural barrier to surrounding property owners. The
closest neighbor appears to be approximately a half mile away from the riding facility, which is
located south of SW 70th St. A water well will be used for drinking purposes, and a lagoon will
be utilized for wastewater purposes. Butler Rural Electric can provide electricity. There is a
small FEMA-mapped area located by the south property line, which is indicated as an open area
on the site plan. State Statute requires surrounding property owners within 1,000 ft. be notified of
the public hearing. The Planning Commission approved the conditional use by a vote of 5-0 and
recommended the following conditions:
1. The Planning Commission may revoke the CUP upon finding that necessary building
permits have not been issued within twelve months of approval of the CUP or twelve
months following the final resolution of any litigation in connection with the issuance of
such permit (whichever is greater).
2. All construction shall meet building and environmental code standards.
3. Any lighting will be pointed in a downward direction to minimize impact on surrounding
landowners.
Commissioner Woydziak motioned to approve Resolution No. 26-30, a Conditional Use Permit
to operate a Therapeutic Riding Center with recommended conditions, Case CU 26-08, on
property located north of SW 70th St. on SW Tumbleweed Rd., Andover, Kansas. Commission
Chair Murphy seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0.
(00:47:34)
ITEM #7 – CU 26-07, CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT (CUP) TO OPERATE A POLE
VAULT TRAINING CENTER
Toby Stewart, Community Development Director, came before the Board for approval of a CUP
on property located at 13819 SW 134th St., Rose Hill, Kansas, owned by Tyler Knight. The
property is zoned RR and is 4.6+/- acres in size. Mr. Knight requests to construct and operate a
Pole Vault Training Center, which is intended to support youth development in a growing sport.
The facility he wishes to construct will be a 50-foot by 176-foot building. The building would be
28 feet at its peak. The facility will be located approximately 425 feet away from SW 134th St.
and will sit toward the east and south property lines. Operations consist of:
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Training groups of up to 12 participants.
Hours of operation are Mondays and Wednesdays, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Sundays, 12
p.m. to 2 p.m.
Long Term: Mr. Knight would like to have groups attending, which may include up to 25
participants and would also like to hold meets four to five times a year, which may
include 50 to 60 attendees.

The property is located inside the UGA of the County and is surrounded by AG-40, RE, and RRzoned properties. There are some other conditional uses in the area. The Comprehensive Plan
would consider this a "Periphery" area, located inside the UGA and outside the Extraterritorial
Jurisdiction (ETJ). There is a mix of land uses in the area. Immediately surrounding the property,
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which appear to be used for agricultural purposes. A training facility is not necessarily
compatible with the other land uses. However, if practices take place indoors, the use may be
more compatible. The current home is serviced by rural water. Mr. Knight would like to utilize a
water well for the building. However, he is willing to connect to Rural Water District #5 if
necessary. Mr. Knight will tie into the existing private wastewater system, which would most
likely need to be improved and/or enlarged. Butler Rural Electric provides electricity. State
Statute requires surrounding property owners within 1,000 ft. be notified of the public hearing.
The Planning Commission recommended approval of the CUP by a vote of 5-0, with the
following conditions:
1. The Planning Commission may revoke the CUP upon finding that necessary building
permits have not been issued within 12 months of approval of the CUP or 12 months
following the final resolution of any litigation in connection with the issuance of such
permit (whichever is greater).
2. The construction of the training facility shall meet all applicable building codes.
3. Future expansion of the building footprint or the need for additional buildings will
require approval of an amended CUP.
4. Any lighting will be pointed in a downward direction to minimize impact on surrounding
property owners.
5. All parking shall be located on site. No parking along the roadway or roadway easement.
The parking area shall be constructed in such a manner as to allow large emergency
response vehicles to be able to turn around and/or back up.
Staff is recommending one more condition: All pole vault activities shall take place indoors.
After the Public Hearing, staff received several letters from neighbors, one letter in support and
several letters of concern. Generalizing the letters of concern, the letters mentioned concerns
about additional traffic, the intersection of SW 134th St. and SW Meadowlark Rd., noise,
emergency vehicle response, road maintenance, the fact that they are already running the
business from the property, parking requirements, and wastewater requirements. Staff has also
spoken with the Township, and they are opposed to the approval. Staff has received a valid
Protest petition in opposition of approval.
The following neighboring landowners gave their reasons the CUP should be denied:
 Kelly Christensen
 Troy Zimmerman
 Paul Leis
Mr. Stewart stated if the CUP passed, the land and building would have meet all County codes.
Commissioner Jackson motioned to deny Resolution No. 26-29 for a Conditional Use
Permit to operate a Pole Vault Training Center, Case CU 26-07, on property located at 13819
SW 134th St., Rose Hill, Kansas, due to the factors stated. Commissioner Herzet seconded the
motion. Motion carried 4-0.
(01:11:44)
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Commission Chair Murphy recessed the meeting at 10:12 a.m. for 6 minutes.
(01:11:50)
RECONVENE
Commission Chair Murphy reconvened the meeting at 10:12 a.m.
(01:11:50)
ITEM #8 – GUARD RAIL REPAIRS
Curtis Mader, Public Works Director, came before the Board for approval of an invoice from J
and J Contractors to rebuild burnt guardrail. Guardrail on bridges is used to help keep vehicles
on the roadway if they begin to leave their lane or drift off the road. Guardrails act as a safety
barrier designed to redirect errant vehicles, reducing the risk of them going over the edge of the
bridge or into opposing traffic. Guardrails also help absorb and dissipate impact energy, which
can lessen the severity of crashes and improve overall safety for motorists. A guardrail on NW
Haverhill Rd., 0.1 miles south of NW 30th St. was found to be burned. Staff decided to have
the guardrail repaired when J and J Contractors were already working in the County. The cost of
this repair in $15,001.
Commissioner Jackson motioned to approve he guardrail repairs in the amount of $15,001.
Commissioner Woydziak seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0.
(01:13:21)
ITEM #9 – SECURITY CAMERAS
Curtis Mader, Public Works Director, came before the Board for approval for Information
Technology (IT) to send out a Request for Proposals (RFP) to purchase and install cameras at the
North Shop, South Shop and Noxious Weed Department. Cameras have already been installed at
the Landfill and have had huge success in terms of security and video documentation. Installing
security cameras at the shops can help protect County property, equipment, and vehicles from
theft, vandalism, and unauthorized access. Cameras also provide valuable documentation in the
event of accidents, safety incidents, or disputes, helping to improve accountability and workplace
safety. To respect employee privacy, cameras will only be placed in work areas, entrances, exits,
and equipment storage locations, and will not be installed in break rooms or other areas where
employees have a reasonable expectation of privacy.
Commissioner Herzet motioned to approve the RFP to be issued for the purchase and
installation of security cameras. Commissioner Jackson seconded the motion. Motion carried
4-0.
Mr. Mader discussed the following with the Board:
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Bridge Improvement Program (BIP) update
CAT compactor at the Landfill has been down for two weeks due to a bad head and hoses
CAT dozer for the Landfill should be delivered Tuesday
3 mowers at the North Shop are down
New fuel system at the North Shop, the current system has been having issues and is old
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Chip seal is up and running

(01:22:48)
VOUCHERS
Commissioner Woydziak inquired on the CDW Government Inc. voucher; Administrator
Johnson stated he would find out and email the Commissioners.
Commissioner Herzet motioned to approve vouchers dated June 23, 2026, in the amount of
$1,065,421.81. Commissioner Jackson seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0.
(01:24:16)
ADDS AND ABATES
Commissioner Woydziak motioned to approve Adds in the amount of $00.00 and Abates in the
amount of $629.80. Commissioner Jackson seconded. Motion carried 4-0.
(01:26:37)
OTHER ITEMS OF BUSINESS TO COME BEFORE THE BOARD OF BUTLER
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Commissioner Jackson attended Jamie Downs, Health Director, and Vicky Wiebe, Health
Department, retirement reception on Friday and stated the reception was nice and had a great
turnout.
Administrator Johnson reminded the Board of the following:
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Work session to review the draft Data Center Regulations with the Commissioners and
the Planning and Zoning Board at 6:00 p.m. tonight
June 24th - Work Session for Eastern Red Cedar management in the County
June 25th - The CAT meeting at Holly Sinclair Refinery
June 30th - Quad County Meeting at Point Nine, Andover, Kansas, at 11:45 p.m.

Ms. Wright asked for contact information for the Planning and Zoning Board; Administrator
Johnson stated they are all volunteers and staff does not give out their personal information. Ms.
Wright can give everything to Mr. Stewart and he will give it to the Planning and Zoning Board
members.
(01:26:37)
ADJOURNMENT
Commissioner Woydziak motioned to adjourn the meeting of the Board at 10:33 a.m.
Commissioner Jackson seconded the motion. Motion carried 4-0.

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Board of County Commissioners Agenda Item Report
Agenda Item No. 1
Submitted by: Will Johnson
Submitting Department: Administration
Meeting Date: June 30, 2026
SUBJECT
County Health Officer Appointment
RECOMMENDATION
Consider approval of the appointment of Emily Jensen as the Health Officer for Butler County, KS in
accordance of K.S.A. 65-201.
ATTACHMENTS
• KSA 65-201.pdf
BACKGROUND
The board of county commissioners of each county shall act as the county board of health for the
county. Each county board shall appoint a person licensed to practice medicine and surgery, preference
being given to persons who have training in public health, who shall serve as the local health officer and
who shall act in an advisory capacity to the county board of health. The appointing authority of citycounty, county or multicounty health units with less than 100,000 population may appoint a qualified
local health program administrator as the local health officer if a person licensed to practice medicine
and surgery or person licensed to practice dentistry is designated as a consultant to direct the
administrator on program and related medical and professional matters. The local health officer or local
health program administrator shall hold office at the pleasure of the board.
ANALYSIS
With the retirement of Jamie Downs the position of Health Officer is vacant in Butler County. The
County through a search process selected Emily Jensen as the next Health Department Director for
Butler County to replace Jamie. As such the Board is required to make the appointment of a Health
Officer which traditionally has been the Health Department Director as the County contracts with with
Dr. Rousch as a medical consultant and medical director for the Butler County Health Department. The
appointment of Ms. Jensen would be in compliance to K.S.A. 65-201 and she would serve in this
position at the pleasure of the board and until such time as a successor is appointed.
FINANCIAL CONSIDERATION
None
LEGAL CONSIDERATION
The appointment is in conformance with K.S.A. 65-201.
COMMISSIONER SIGNATURE REQUIRED
No
RECOMMENDED ACTION
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65-201. County, city-county and multicounty units; local health officers; appointment, tenure, removal; laws
applicable; review, amendment or revocation of local health officer orders; limitation on certain orders;
approval by board of county commissioners required; civil action for relief from orders. (a) The board of county
commissioners of each county shall act as the county board of health for the county. Each county board shall appoint a
person licensed to practice medicine and surgery, preference being given to persons who have training in public health,
who shall serve as the local health officer and who shall act in an advisory capacity to the county board of health. The
appointing authority of city-county, county or multicounty health units with less than 100,000 population may appoint
a qualified local health program administrator as the local health officer if a person licensed to practice medicine and
surgery or person licensed to practice dentistry is designated as a consultant to direct the administrator on program and
related medical and professional matters. The local health officer or local health program administrator shall hold
office at the pleasure of the board.
(b) (1) Except as provided in paragraph (2), any order issued by the local health officer, including orders issued as
a result of an executive order of the governor, may be reviewed, amended or revoked by the board of county
commissioners of the county affected by such order at a meeting of the board. Any order reviewed or amended by the
board shall include an expiration date set by the board and may be amended or revoked at an earlier date by a majority
vote of the board.
(2) If a local health officer determines it is necessary to issue an order mandating the wearing of face masks,
limiting the size of gatherings of individuals, curtailing the operation of business, controlling the movement of the
population of the county or limiting religious gatherings, the local health officer shall propose such an order to the
board of county commissioners. At the next regularly scheduled meeting of the board or at a special meeting of the
board, the board shall review such proposed order and may take any action related to the proposed order the board
determines is necessary. The order shall become effective if approved by the board or, if the board is unable to meet, if
approved by the chairperson of the board or the vice chairperson of the board in the chairperson's absence or disability.
(c) The board of county commissioners in any county having a population of less than 15,000 may contract with
the governing body of any hospital located in such county for the purpose of authorizing such governing body of the
hospital to supply services to a county board of health.
(d) (1) Any party aggrieved by an order issued pursuant to subsection (b)(2) may file a civil action in the district
court of the county in which the order was issued within 30 days after such order is issued. Notwithstanding any order
issued pursuant to K.S.A. 20-172(a), and amendments thereto, the court shall conduct a hearing within 72 hours after
receipt of a petition in any such action. The court shall grant the request for relief unless the court finds such order is
narrowly tailored to the purpose stated in the order and uses the least restrictive means to achieve such purpose. The
court shall issue an order on such petition within seven days after the hearing is conducted. If the court does not issue
an order on such petition within seven days, the relief requested in the petition shall be granted.
(2) Relief under this section shall not include a stay or injunction concerning the contested action that applies
beyond the county in which the action was taken.
(3) The supreme court may adopt emergency rules of procedure to facilitate the efficient adjudication of any
hearing requested under this subsection, including, but not limited to, rules for consolidation of similar hearings.
History: L. 1885, ch. 129, § 7; R.S. 1923, 65-201; L. 1973, ch. 246, § 1; L. 1976, ch. 264, § 1; L. 2020, ch. 1, § 37
(Special Session); L. 2021, ch. 7, § 12; March 25.

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Board of County Commissioners Agenda Item Report
Agenda Item No. 2
Submitted by: Curtis Mader
Submitting Department: Public Works
Meeting Date: June 30, 2026
SUBJECT
Haverhill Resolution 05-50 Review
RECOMMENDATION
Work Session to review the intent of resolution 05-50
ATTACHMENTS
• Resolution 05-50.pdf
BACKGROUND
The BoCC passed resolution 05-50 September 26, 2005. On December 6, 2005, three additional
segments were added. (see attachment)
ANALYSIS
Review of Resolution to Confirm the Original Intent and Applicability
FINANCIAL CONSIDERATION
none
LEGAL CONSIDERATION
review
COMMISSIONER SIGNATURE REQUIRED
No
RECOMMENDED ACTION
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DOUGLASS
11
9
TWP

13

12

Legend

Stockpile

Stockpiles

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C
G

Permanent
Temporory

SW 230th St
32

33

S E 190t h St

11

S W 200th St

C
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23

27

26

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35

36

SMILEYBERG

ROCK CREEK
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16
TWP

Operated_By

Augusta

Butler County
Cassoday
Rose Hill

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17

16

24

K
OC

EE K
CR

Streets

ROAD_TYPE
CITY

NE Flinthills Rd

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21

3000

30

29

28

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4000

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32

33

19

5000

5

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6000

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36

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C

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CLAY
TWP

C
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C

24

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8

9

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16

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20000

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28

2

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32

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33

34

26

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26

PRIVATE

KANSAS TURNPIKE

TOWNSHIP

27

28

15000

18000

27

32

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6

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31

21

4

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36

14000

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13

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17000

15

28

13000

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16

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30

9

32

11

25

8

31

10

26

7

HICKORY
TWP 18

36

9

27

12000

35

23

29

SE 180th St

1

SE 190th St

Latham !
C LATHAM
21

12

16000

2

20

4

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29

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23

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30

6

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32

31

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34

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! BEAUMONT
C

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33

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COUNTY GRAVEL

27S-08E

20

32

18

18

19

31

8

SE 70th St

24

27

13

23

13

28

14

642E

SE 240th St

16

28S-07E

29

7

22

TWP

BR

22

COUNTY ASPHALT

PAPER

9

Y
ON

21

12

PRICE

28

4

HI CKOR
YC 8
7
R

35

29

SE 60th St

K

10

30

29S-06E

SE 50th St

N

3

26S-08E

899S(16 J) GLENCOE

15

S E 90t h S t

25

C
!

10

25

16

17

20

16

27S-07E

9

8

19

9

899N

23

SE Flinthills Rd

22

17

28

899S

NE Grant Rd

NE Price Rd

NE Ellis Rd

19

21

18

30

19

2000

December 6, 2005
Resolution 05-50 addition

28S-06E

642E SE 210th St

SE 220th St

18

9

29

634

22

27

34

LOGAN
21
TWP

SE 180th St

SW 190th St

10

29S-05E
28

SE 170th St

8

20

16

905

16

SE 160th St

17

ROSALIA
24
TWP

SE Flinthills Rd

7

28S-05E

18

SE 20th St

13

SE Flinthills Rd

12

30

29

4

11

BLOOMINGTON
21
19
20
TWP

SW 210th St

C
!

10

9

1000

SE Stony Creek Rd

5

2

3

23

897

6

4

9

28

LEON SOUTH

2000

8

29

S E Hwy 400

27

SE Hwy 54

12

30

26

21

7

SE 80th St

19

24

20

100

Stony Creek Rd

1

5

S E 120t h S t

18

19

24

25

27

27S-06E

13

3000

NE 2 0t h St

A

33

14

614E LEON
LITTLE
C
!
21
WALNUT
23
20
22
TWP

7

28

4

614E SE 70th St

12

16

5

SE Satchell Creek Rd

32

15

SE

17

6

Satchell Creek Rd

31

11

18

13

C
SD: 9 !

26S-07E

CR
EE

36

10

d

4000

ROSALIA
1

Rosalia

29

6

R
ito
Qu

BE

638

29S-08E

SE 200th St

UNION
24
TWP

19

30

25

SE 230th St

31

36

Flinthills Rd

T
28

6

DOUGLASS 642E

881N

29

1

S W 1 80t h S t

881C

30

2

NE Hwy 177

K TA

25

3

SE Munson Hill Rd

N

SW Hwy 77 SE Hwy 77

19

35

29S-04E

881C

NW Haverhill Rd

24

9

8

871N

LF N

23

620

1

29

2

4

25

2

9

NE 40th St

3

5

26

3

8

7

EK

100

27

4

5000

25

20

16

34

36

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30

33

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33

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32

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36

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PACI FI C
MISSOURI
RAILROAD

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35

6000

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34

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E
CR

SE Parallel St

15

SE 60th St

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9000

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SPRING
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34

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34

VE

19

SE Parallel St

29

16

22

PROSPECT
11
10
TWP

8

26

RI

24

606

K

9

7

27S-05E

REE

4

5

SE Hwy 54

12

27

634

35

11

28

25

34

33

DC
B IR

10

29

26

32

NE P aral lel St

30

17

21

EY

20

31

25

Grant Rd

19

26

9

SOUTH
SHOP
YARD
620
AUGUSTA
EAST
AUGUSTA SOUTH YARD

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C

27

20

HO
N

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28

19

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15

25S-07E

891

23

29

16

17

Munson Hill Rd

17

30

18

18

1

M IS

8

24S-08E

N

NE 60th St

Price Rd

18

24

614E(21J)

13

23

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W

14

8

22

16

1

7

E 1s t S t

SW Haverhill Rd

KT
A

N

AL

NW Hwy 196

S

TA

861
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18

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HAVERHILL

13

Ellis Rd

AL
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LE

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31

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35

MU
DD
YC

853
6

1

Sunflower Rd

Indianola Rd

Meadowlark Rd

Butler Rd

Prairie Creek Rd

2

1

2

7

34

10

SW 230th St
36

3

12

33

UT

V
RI

4

Diamond Rd

35

Santa Fe Lake Rd

34

RICHLAND
3
TWP 5

Tawakoni Rd

33

843S

32

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6

26

5

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TT
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LNU

648

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C
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25

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36

TWP

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29

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32

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W Central Ave

21

SW 40th St

18

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C

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27

ROSE HILL (TEMP)

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28

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23

Augusta

22

C
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29

Rose Hill

13

31

881S

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19

23

14

36

SE Cole Creek Rd

5

24

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35

881S

21

SD: 11

16

34

881S

843S

20

10000

33

24S-06E

Cole Creek Rd

33

18

35

7

25

SE Bluestem Rd

32

13

14

28

15

SE Teter Rd

31

7

21

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Teter Rd

36

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15

27
SOCONY

29

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15

630

20

7

IVER
TR

843S

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16

10

AUGUSTA
21

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11

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4

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19 3

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14

A T AND S F
RAILWAY CO

28S-03E

22

TWP
APAC (TEMP)

1

10

612

30

2

12

26

23

594E

Turkey Creek Rd

24

F OU 35
RM

11

899N(34J) NE 1 00t h St

S

23

G

10

27

17

36
EL33DORADO
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871N

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3

9

9

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CRE

8

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DRISCO 604
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28

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29

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TOWANDA
21
20
TWP

8

27

4

31

19

9

28

18

R

4

17

7

E
IL

5

18

12

M

33

32

11

7

642W

NW Dia mond Rd

1

15

NE 90th St

SD: 16

13

Pickrell Rd

28

31

10

849

27S-03E

36

22

Walnut Valley Rd

16

2

35

SW Haverhill Rd

C

34

8

30

36

11

871S

Y

33

5

SW 40th St

A N 3 RE E
KT
K
614W
AS
KT SW 70th St

BRUNO
21
TWP
22

32

638 SPG

County Line Rd

DR

35

32

2
Towanda 60

S

31

6

25

NE 60th St

EL
DORADO
34
35

871S

29

26

29

14

871S

20

27

30

7

19

28

25

15

Haverhill Rd

19

24

21

Purity Springs Rd

17

23

20

Hopkins Switch Rd

18

22

19

25S-05E

26

Shumway Rd

9

13

16

27

y7
7

8

14

NW 40th St

28

Hw

7

15

8

29

857(24J)

6

12

NW 50th St

17

18

SW

4

31

594

RE
E

5

36

11

15

Hunter Rd

SW 60th St

35

11

34

33

30

10

24

er Rd

32

25

1

NE 85th St

10

29

7

9

FAIRVIEW
21
23
20
22
TWP 25S-04E

630

843C

28

26

11000

30

12

2

13

16

17

River Valley Rd

606

29

19

10

26S-03E

BENTON
21
20
TWP

24

36

25

6

3

7

4

26

1

4

12

5

27

32

5

11

1

CHELSEA
TWP 30

31

35

10

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24

36

34

9

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29

33

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18

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594

13

8

Th un
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843N

BENTON

6

27

34

9

C606SP
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31

23

4

5

18

30

22

NW 10th St

EA
TR

200th St
SG CO 87th S
4
210th St
SG CO 95th S
3
220th St
SG CO 103rd S
2
230th St
SG CO 111th S
1
240th St
SG CO 119th S

33

8

19

7

5

32

7

634SP

6

28

600

PLEASANT
TWP 30

190th St
SG CO 79th S

29

17

14

EE

853

843N
31

15

25S-03E

MURDOCK
21
20
TWP

30

6

16

7

MI L E
F OU R

4

22

30

32

Ohio Rd

12

5

! AIKMAN
C

21

25

31

CR
EE

11

12000

SYCAMORE
TWP 6

20

24

36

859

10

37

19

23

35

EL
M

9

33

24

22

34

SW Hwy 77

8

N Dike Rd

7

32

NE 120th St

23

21

24S-05E

26

6

31

32

22

20

27

1

36

31

17

13

28

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R
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29

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34

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16

25

24S-04E

13000

8

11

26

NW 60th St

857

1

857

2

C
!

38

23S-08E

7

10

27

K

3

PEARCE

CR

843N

NW County Line Rd

4

160th St
SG CO 55th S

180th St
SG CO 71st S

5

5

100th St
SG CO Kellogg
30
14
110th St
622
S
SG CO 15th
13
31
120th St
624
SG CO 23rd S
6
12
130th St
SG CO 31st S
7
11
140th St
SG CO 39th S
18
10
150th St
SG CO 47th S
9
19

170th St
SG CO 63rd S

6

6

598

N 159th St E

80th St
SG CO 13th N
16
90th St
SG CO 4th N
15

33

36

HI

30

EK

60th St
SG CO 29th N
18
70th St
SG CO 21st N
17

32

35

19

50th St
SG CO 37th N
19

31

34

W

28

NE 150th St

12

9

C
!

28

33

17

857(32J)
POTWIN
29

32

18

40th St
SG CO 45th N

25

31

592

20th St
SG CO 61st N
22
30th St
SG CO 53rd N
21

26

19

28

594

20th St
SG CO 93rd N
26
10th St
SG CO 85th N
25
Parallel St
SG CO 77th N
24
10th St
SG CO 69th N
23

27

24

DR

31
60th St
SG CO 125th N
30
50th St
SG CO 117th N
29
40th St
SG CO 109th N
28
30th St
SG CO 101st N
27

23

PLUM GROVE
23
20TWP21
22

SW

29

22

18

853N

30

MILTON
21
TWP

13

853

32

70th St

14

847

20

15

R RI VER

19

16

ATE
W
TE

33

24S-03E

RE

17

YC

18

90th St

29

29

21

23S-07E

SD:
10 570

d

10

14000

NE 135th St 30

30

Cassoday

NE Ivanpa
hR

9

39

25

25

6

21

26

26

1

20

27

27

NE 110th St

19

28

24

2

15000

24

20

23

3

40

23

19

22

NE 150th St

SE Tallgrass Rd

8

! DEGRAFF S
C
NW 110th St

16

22

16

13

ROC
K

7

N

3

578

17

13

17

14

30

31

SE 240th St

32

Tallgrass Rd

35

578

18

14

18

15

K

2

16000

Wiedeman Rd

7

3

41

S E F errell Rd

12

4

9

Ferrell Rd

4

5

8

905

578

6

7

SE Summit Rd

5

1

A
KT

15

9

K

6

2

17000

CR
EE

4

3

42

SE Summit Rd

5

4

4

S

Summit Rd

6

1

5

34

5

12

8

12

RI

N

33
6

11

10

7

11

T

A
KT

NE Gray Rd

33

A T AN
D
RAILW SF
AY

32

4

5

NE Hwy 177

31

6

Whitewater
582
34

EK
36

LINCOLN
TWP DEGRAFF
2
1

K

NW 100th St

RE

35

31

1

10

NE 130th St

Bluestem Rd

EE

3

2

E
RE

34

36

IT
R

26

TC

33

35

H
C

15000 16000

32

31

CA

32

34

W
Y

14000

30

899S S E G ray Rd

33

R

12000 13000

29

Gray Rd

32

EN

11000

28

899N

31

H

10000

899N

36

28

O L B RAN C H NE Price Rd

35

29

570

Miles

27

HO

34

30

16

1

SC

33

25

30

2

4

9000

6

NE 170 th S t

3

8000

N
KT
A
S

32

26

25

25

AL
NU

29

7000

24

W

30

6000

23

KT
A

25

21

NE Bluestem Rd

26

20

B I LL
SC

27

19

5000

22

23S-06E

SYCAMORE

C
!

NE Pickrell Rd

28

16

NW Hwy 77

29

23

24

27

26

27

19

17

28

20

28

24

18

29

19

22

23

9

23

24

21

22

8

22

17

20

21

7

4000

3

21

18

570

4

13

13

15

5

14

14

16

9

NW Haverhill Rd

23S-04E

17

! OIL VALLEY
C
NW 150th St

23S-05E

6

15

8

869

18

1

21

20

12

7

NW Boyer Rd

570

2

3

3000

2000

19

869

13

4

869(41J)

R

14

16

1000

100
18

11

12

36

100th St

80th St

15

100
17

10

11

10

9

8

1000

EE K

110th St

576

7

H

31

12

C

37

5

Boyer Rd

120th St

11

AN

30

6

1

15

NW 180th St

BR

38

2

2000

14

13

12

3

3000

4000

ST

130th St

NW 170th St

10

23S-03E

5000

11

4

5

20

843N

19

6

6000

C O LE CR

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140th St

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5

11000 10000

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Board of County Commissioners Agenda Item Report
Agenda Item No. 3
Submitted by: Curtis Mader
Submitting Department: Public Works
Meeting Date: June 30, 2026
SUBJECT
Landfill Bomag Repair
RECOMMENDATION
Consider approving the invoice from Barry Tractor for the Bomag repairs.
ATTACHMENTS
• 1000001597.jpg
• Butler county hst pump.pdf
BACKGROUND
The landfill operates two trash compactors: a CAT compactor for municipal solid waste (MSW) and a
BOMAG compactor for construction and demolition debris (C&D). The BOMAG has four motors that
run each wheel.
ANALYSIS
Last fall, the BOMAG experienced a failure of one of its wheel motors. We evaluated both replacing
and rebuilding the motor, with the replacement costing $49,045.97 and the rebuild costing $26,045.44.
After discussions with Barry Tractor and our maintenance staff, we are concerned that rebuilding the
motor may not provide a long-term solution and could result in another failure, placing us back in the
same situation. Although the replacement cost is higher, we recommend replacing the wheel motor to
provide a more reliable backup machine and reduce the risk of future downtime and additional repair
expenses. I would like to add 15% to make sure to cover the cost of the repairs. This estimate does not
include freight.
FINANCIAL CONSIDERATION
The vendor for the purchase is Barry Tractor and the invoice of $56,400 will come out of 0045-0416233-000 Equip Maint. & Repair.
LEGAL CONSIDERATION
None
COMMISSIONER SIGNATURE REQUIRED
No
RECOMMENDED ACTION
Motion. I commissioner ________ approve the repairs from Barry Tractor in the not to exceed amount
of $56,400.

17

18

930 S. West St.

Wichita, KS 67213

(316) 943-4246

June 22, 2026
Butler County Landfill
El Dorado, KS

Model:

BC772RB-4

S/N:

101570021090

Left side drive issue. HST pump is not creating the pressure needed
to operate correctly.
Parts: New HST tandem pump.

$

35,907.96

Parts: Oil and filters.

$

6,084.81

Labor and Expendables:

$

7,053.20

Job Total:

$

49,045.97

This is an estimate only and may be subject to a 10% to 15% variance plus or minus and is
for above repairs only. Estimate does not include freight or tax. Estimate is valid for 30 days
from date written and expires on 7/22/2026 .

Thank you for the continued opportunity to earn your business. If I can
be of assistance with any other parts or service need, please feel free
to reach out to me at any time.
Derrick Sutton
Service Manager
O: (316) 943-4246

C: (316) 644-8935

[email protected]

19

Board of County Commissioners Agenda Item Report
Agenda Item No. 1
Submitted by: Anna Wealand
Submitting Department: Administration
Meeting Date: June 30, 2026
SUBJECT
Vouchers Dated 06/30/2026
RECOMMENDATION
Approval of Vouchers
ATTACHMENTS
• 2026-06-30 AP Packet-Public.pdf
BACKGROUND
N/A
ANALYSIS
N/A
FINANCIAL CONSIDERATION
Total warrants $1,576,990.34.
LEGAL CONSIDERATION
N/A
COMMISSIONER SIGNATURE REQUIRED
Yes
RECOMMENDED ACTION
Commissioner ________________________ motioned to approve vouchers dated June 30, 2026, in the
amount of $1,576,990.34.

20

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHERS
APPROVED BY
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
VOUCHERS DISAPPROVED:

VOUCHERS APPROVED EXCEPT AS INDICATED:

CHECK NO:

BY:

___________________________

__________________________ ____________________________________________
COMMISSION CHAIRMAN

___________________________

__________________________ _____________________________________________
COMMISSIONER

___________________________

__________________________ _____________________________________________
COMMISSIONER

___________________________

__________________________ _____________________________________________
COMMISSIONER

___________________________

__________________________ _____________________________________________
COMMISSIONER

06/30/26
Regular Accounts Payable to Approve
Regular A/P
Encumbrance Payments
Handchecks
Subtotal Accounts Payable to Approve

$207,567.69
$106,325.84
$0.00
$313,893.53

Other payments already processed
AP Date:
AP Date:
Payroll:
Purchase Cards
Subtotal: Other payments already processed

$0.00
$0.00
$1,263,096.81
$0.00
$1,263,096.81

Total payments processed

$1,576,990.34

21

Ck Date
252061
252062
252063
252064
252065
252066
252067
252068
252069
252070
252071
252072
252073
252074
252075
252076
252077
252078
252079
252080
252081
252082
252083
252084
252085
252086
252087
252088
252089
252090
252091
252092
252093
252094
252095
252096
252097
252098
252099
252100
252101
252102
252103
252104
252105
252106
252107

6/30/2026 Check Report

pr_check_date
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026

Vendor Name
American Flags 4 Less
Berry Tractor & Equip Co
Bob Bergkamp Construction Co., Inc.
Brady Industries of Kansas LLC
Broadstroke Inc.
Burns & McDonnell
Byers, James
Cami R. Baker & Assc.,PA
Central Mechanical Wichita LLC
Christner, Paul
Cillessen & Sons Inc
City of Augusta
Cooper Law Offices, LLC
Downs, Jamie
Dr. Martin E. Sellberg
Drisco, LLC
Fire District #3
Fisher, Randy
Foley Industries
G W Van Keppel Company
Galls LLC
Hall, Tracy
Harshman Construction LLC
JEO Consulting Group Inc.
Kansas ChildFirst, Inc.
Kansas Secured Title
Kansas Turnpike Authority
Kansasland Tire - Andover
Karst, Sara
KDHE-BDCP TB Program
Kirkham Michael & Associates, Inc.
Max's Breathe Easy
McGrath Human Resources Group
Morrow Exteriors & Glass Co.,LLC
Murphy Tractor & Equipment Company
National Sign Company, LLC
Parks, Inc.
Pate & Paugh LLC
Pomp's Tire Service Inc
Prairie Pots LLC
Pye Barker Fire & Safety, LLC
Quadient Finance USA, Inc.
Ram Products, LTD
Ravenscraft Implement, Inc
River City Mechanical, Inc.
Security Oil LLC
SG Co Div of Finance

Check Total
$
2,700
$
1,720
$
1,364
$
2,241
$
1,417
$ 15,073
$
116
$
96
$
746
$
129
$
1,400
$
167
$
2,880
$
22
$
1,250
$ 20,398
$
373
$
39
$
257
$
2,595
$
575
$
304
$
9,581
$
4,091
$
500
$
800
$
1,299
$
59
$
196
$
108
$ 86,485
$
195
$
205
$
171
$
397
$
3,718
$
1,080
$
489
$
751
$
400
$
2,309
$
801
$
113
$
2,218
$
4,380
$
5,296
$
5,930

22

Ck Date
252108
252109
252110
252111
252112
252113
252114
252115
252116
252117

6/30/2026 Check Report

pr_check_date
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026
6/30/2026

Vendor Name
Southwind Oil Corp
Sunrise Oilfield Supply LLC
Superior Auto Care LLC
Superior Emergency Response Vehicles
The Hartford
Truck Center Companies Nebraska/Iowa/KS
Turn Key Health Clinics, LLC
Voyager Fleet Systems, Inc
WAXIE Sanitary Supply
Western Associates, Inc

Check Total
$
4,390
$
68
$
2,440
$ 15,750
$
1,389
$
3,064
$ 84,435
$ 12,566
$
806
$
1,552

23

Invoices Selected for Payment (APLT33)
Invoice

Inv Date

Due Date

Butler County
Description

Invoice Amt

Fund Totals
Fund

Fund Name

Fund Total

0001

General Fund

$23,381.58

0017

County Fair

$5.69

0020

E.M.S.- Operating

$15,725.58

0041

Pub Wrks- Road & Bridge

$56,151.79

0043

Pub Wrks-Spcl Hiwy

$90,575.91

0045

Pub Wrks-Landfill

$19,019.90

0051

Co.Sheriff-Admin

$4,665.47

0052

Co.Sheriff-Jail

$86,560.19

0056

Co.Sheriff-Jail Reserve

$15,749.93

0066

Butler County 911 Fund

$625.00

0077

Motor Vehicle Operating

$558.08

0080

Health Dept-Admin

$326.59

0085

County Capital Imprv Rsv

$205.00

1210

State Formula

$304.21

1303

Citizens Corp

$38.61
Grand Total:

Operator: efrakes
Report ID: (APLT33)

6/25/2026 2:32:41 PM

$313,893.53

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Annual Cumulative Health Insurance Costs (0004)
5,000,000
4,500,000
4,000,000
3,500,000
3,000,000
2,500,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
500,000
-

Jan

Feb

Mar
2021

Apr

May

2022

Jun
2023

Jul
2024

Aug

Sep
2025

Oct

Nov

Dec

2026

Monthly Health Insurance Costs (0004)
500,000

6299 - Self-Ins Stop
Loss Insurance
6297 - Self-Ins
Pharmacy TPA
6296 - Self-Ins
Medical TPA
6295 - Self-Ins
Telemedicine
6294 - Self-Ins HSA
ER Contribution
6293 - Self-Ins
Broker
6292 - Self-Ins
Wellness Program
6291 - Self-Ins
Pharmacy Claims
6290 - Self-Ins
Medical Claims

450,000
400,000
350,000
300,000
250,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,000
-

Jan

Feb

Mar

Apr

May

2026

25