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Danedri Thompson
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Slow and steady gets the job done, that was the consensus during a Spring Hill City Council meeting on May 12.
Council members discussed an ongoing project to upgrade old sewer lines and replace worn manholes in …
Danedri Thompson
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Spring Hill’s budget appears healthier than it did last spring, city finance director Melanie Landis told the city council on Nov. 18.
Each quarter, she provides the council with a year-to-date budget update. At the end of …
Amy Cunninghham
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Chief Jeff Johnson from Johnson County Fire District No. 2 presented third quarter performance measures to the Spring Hill City Council.
Since January, the district has had 3,800 contacts and responded to 17 different events; this exceeded …
The Spring Hill council will allow a tractor sales business to set up shop within its borders. Members of the council agreed to re-zone land a 21814 W. 223rd Street from general business (C-2) to General Industrial (M-1) during a …
Danedri Thompson
dthompson@gardnernews.com
In a short meeting Sept. 9, Spring Hill City Council members approved a new bank card agreement that will allow city department heads to make purchases with purchasing cards rather than city credit cards.
Melanie Landis, city …
Danedri Thompson
dthompson@gardnernews.com
The city of Spring Hill may sign on to an interlocal agreement governing water usage out of Hillsdale Lake. The lake serves as a drinking water source for Spring Hill, along with a number of neighboring communities …
Danedri Thompson
dthompson@gardnernews.com
The old school house is salvageable, consultant Julie Cawby, told members of the Spring Hill city council.
“We found that the building has quite a few exterior issues,” she said. “…It is savable, and it can be …
Danedri Thompson
dthompson@gardnernews.com
Spring Hill residents will pay slightly less in property taxes next year thanks to a transfer from an excise tax reserve fund to the general fund.
City officials presented council members with a proposed budget that reduces …
Danedri Thompson
dthompson@gardnernews.com
Spring Hill city officials need to save more than $50,000 between now and the end of December to close 2010 with a zero balance. The budget deficit is largely the result of sales tax revenues not meeting …
Danedri Thompson
dthompson@gardnernews.com
People pulled their barbeque grills into their driveways and spent the day hanging out on the Fourth of July in Spring Hill thanks to an ordinance that allowed residents to launch fireworks in town this year.
“I’ve …
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