City Of Lawrence, KS

The Historic Resources Commission meeting begins with preliminary instructions, roll call, and acknowledgment of communications from the state historic preservation office.

The Environmental Sustainability Advisory Board meeting begins with housekeeping announcements and introductions of new members.

A steering committee meeting discusses prioritizing bikeways for standalone funding to improve network connectivity.

A local government MPO Policy Board meeting begins with roll call, quorum confirmation, and a brief update on new offices before moving to approve minutes.

A technical advisory committee meeting begins with roll call and approval of previous minutes.

["The April 13, 2026 Parks and Recreation Advisory Board meeting centers on a master plan update that staff say contains 178 recommendations.", "Mark explains that yellow boxes mean completed or ongoing work, purple items are CIP proposals, and gray items are unfunded requests moving through the city budget process.", "Porter describes arts and culture work with Designing Local, public art policy that has been reaffirmed three times, and partners including Lawrence Art Center, Theatre Lawrence, Watkins Museum of History, and Lawrence Public Library.", "The board then debates whether to form a subcommittee to study a parks foundation and sponsorships before closing with FIFA planning, six community viewing parties, and a Stan Hurd earthwork project."]

City Of Lawrence, KS spends this 04/09/26 Building Code Board of Appeals meeting on Senate Bill 418 and whether the city should keep the 2018 IRC for smaller homes while moving other code areas to 2024.

John demonstrates a Laserfiche waitlist that automatically tracks applications, queue changes, offers, and repeated declines.

On April 8, 2026, the City of Lawrence Cultural Arts Commission moved through a packed agenda of public art proposals and a percent-for-art policy update with Daniel B.

A community police review board meeting begins with introductions of new members and law enforcement liaisons.

The Community Police Review Board holds its first meeting of 2026, approving minutes from previous meetings and outlining public comment rules.