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Share your thoughts with Mayor Garcia on June 26, 2008 from 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm at City Hall.
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Welcome
to the town of Basehor
The year 1889 marks the real beginning of the town of Basehor.
The City has become known for its lovely residential neighborhoods,
beautiful park and excellent schools. Over the past several
years, the City has benefited from the addition of retail
and office developments. With its convenient location to two
major interstates and its small town atmosphere, Basehor will
continue to grow in the years to come. As a resident or a
visitor enjoy the tranquility of small-town America.
Notes From the City Administrator
Carl Slaugh
For those of you who have been to the new Basehor library I think you will agree that it is a super nice facility. One gets a very warm and inviting feeling when moving about inside. It is like walking into a living room or study, a comfortable place to sit and read a good book or browse the internet.
Please take time to compliment Carla Kaiser, Director, Jenne Latham, Assistant Director or one of the library staff for the excellent work they have done to put it all together. The library board has done a lot of volunteer work over the last few years to plan for the new library, get the bond approved, and go over all the details in construction. While the new building was being planned and construction taking place a lot of time went into moving into the temporary library location. Janice Garcia, previous board president and the board members must have put in many hours to make it all happen. Lila White, president of Friends of the Basehor Community Library, received recognition at City Hall on behalf of the friends of the library for their help.
My compliments to each of you for your great effort and dedicated service to the community!
Green River Ordinance
The practice of going in and upon private residences in the city by solicitors, peddlers, hawker, itinerant merchants and transient vendors of merchandise, not having been requested or invited to do so by the owner or owners, occupant or occupants of private residences, for the purpose of soliciting orders for the sale of goods, wares and merchandise, and/or for the purpose of disposing of and/or peddling or hawking the same, is hereby declared to be a nuisance and unlawful. (Code 1989)
Temporary Permit for Alcohol
It shall be unlawful for any person granted a permit from the State of Kansas to sell or serve any alcoholic beverages at a gathering within the city without first obtaining a temporary permit from the city. (Code 1989) For more information and applications click here.
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ADDRESS:
2620 N. 155th Street
P. O. Box 406
Basehor, KS 66007
PHONE:
(913) 724-1370
FAX:
(913) 724-3388
HOURS:
Monday—Friday
8:00 am– 4:30 pm
WELCOME PACKET:
Packet Part 1
Packet Part 2
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Special Note from the Governor
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Governor to honor fallen Kansas law enforcement officers
In recognition of the Kansas Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony on Friday, May 9, and National Peace Officer’s Memorial Day on Thursday, May 15, Governor Kathleen Sebelius has ordered flags on state buildings be flown at half-staff on each of those days.
“Law enforcement officers put their lives on the line every time they go to work, protecting the people of Kansas ,” Governor Sebelius said. “This year, we will honor Police Officer Robert Timothy Buckman, Macksville, who lost his life as he was warning citizens of the tornado that devastated Greensburg on May 4, 2007. I urge all Kansans to remember the brave men and women we’ve lost in the line of duty and pray for their families and friends.”
On May 9, Governor Sebelius will speak at the Kansas Law Enforcement Memorial Service at 12:00 p.m. in the Rotunda on the second floor of the Kansas Statehouse.
Governor Sebelius said, “This memorial is extremely important to the law enforcement community and to the families of law enforcement officers who have died. It symbolizes their courage and sacrifice and I’m honored to join law enforcement officers from around the state as we rededicate this memorial.”
In addition, H.J. Res. 730, P.L. 87-726 designates May 15 of each year as National Peace Officer’s Memorial Day.
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All ramps at the interchange of K7 and US- 24/40 have been closed so construction can begin for the new K-7 and US-24/40 interchange in Wyandotte County. The K-7 and US-24/40 interchange project will include construction of new northbound and southbound K-7 bridges, all new ramps at the K-7 and US-24/40 interchange, and all new roadway pavement on K-7 and US-24/40.
The existing cloverleaf interchange will be replaced with a new partial cloverleaf or folded diamond interchange and the addition of auxiliary lanes on K-7 and US-24/40. The lane addition will provide traffic with acceleration and deceleration lanes for the new interchange on- and off-ramps.
During construction, traffic will be restricted to one lane in each direction throughout the duration of the project. All existing ramps at the interchange of K-7 and US-24/40 will be closed during construction of the new ramps. Marked detours will be provided using US-24/40, K-7, I-70, and I-435 during the ramp closures.
Updated daily lane and ramp closure information for this interchange project can be viewed online at: www.ksdot.org/kcmetro/laneclose.asp. Drivers should expect minor delays during the project and are encouraged to use alternate routes, if possible.
APAC Kansas, Inc. is the primary contractor for this project with the total contract cost of $35, 739,978. The scheduled completion date for the entire interchange project is early winter 2008.
News Contact:
Kimberly Qualls
785-296-3881 or kqualls@ksdot.org
Jim Wetterberg
913-721-2754 or jimw@ksdot.org
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Note from the Governor
Flags to be flown at half-mast on May 9th and May 15th in recognition of the Kansas Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony.
Library Grand Opening Celebration
May 9th and May 10th
Basehor-Linwood
High School Commencement
May 15
NOTICE BASEHOR RESIDENTS
Effective May 1, 2008, monthly sewer rates will increase. Please click here to see details.
Josh Gaffney Memorial Golf Tournament & Silent Auction, May 29
Falcon Lakes Golf Course
For more information contact Matthew Brown at mbrown6@kumc.edu
Volunteer Recognition Ceremony 2008
Special thanks to all our volunteers! Click here to view pictures.
Basehor Chamber Golf Tournament June 4 at Falcon Lakes Golf Course
Tournament Registration Form
Tournament Sponsorship Form
3rd Annual Basehor Dairy Days
June 7, 2008
Fun for the whole family including flea market, live music, carnival games, food, crafts and more! For more information contact Melanie Morris at 913-721-1778 or email.
Dairy Days
Rules & Regulations
Crafter & Vendor Booth Contract
Not-for-Profit Booth Contract
Basehor Annual Garage Sale
Saturday, June 14
4th Annual Dream Factory Ride for Dreams
Saturday, June 14
For more information call Pastor Mark at 816-289-8077 or email.
Music & Concessions
Basehor VFW will be hosting live music Friday nights by the country and gospel band "White Horse Jubilee". They will appear from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm at the Bob Wiley Memorial VFW Post. Concessions will be available for purchase and a $5 donation will be taken at the door.
2008 Buffalo Bill Century/Tour of the Seven Cities
Presented by Leavenworth Bicycle Club
Sunday, Sept 28
For more information you
may contact
Baron Powell at
913-680-6807 or email.
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