WICHITA-SEDGWICK COUNTY
METROPOLITAN AREA PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA
August 5, 2004

The regular meeting of the Wichita-Sedgwick County Metropolitan Area Planning Commission will be held on 
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 2004, in the Tenth Floor Conference Room, Wichita City Hall, 455 N. Main, Wichita, 
Kansas beginning at 1:30 P.M.

?	PLANNING COMMISSION ITEMS
1.	Approval of July 8, 2004, and July 22, 2004 meeting minutes.

?	SUBDIVISION ITEMS
Items 2-1 to 2-6 may be taken in one motion unless there are questions or comments.  
2.		Consideration of Subdivision Committee recommendations from the meeting of 
		July 29, 2004.  Bill Johnson, Darrell Downing, Elizabeth Bishop, James Barfield, Denise Sherman, and 
Harold Warner Jr., present.  Bob Hernandez, absent. Copies of their recommendations have been furnished 
to the Planning Commission.
		Agenda Item 2-1 (SUB2004-73) Approved, vote (4-0); Agenda Item 2-2 (SUB2004-89) Approved, vote (6-0);
		Agenda Item 2-3 (SUB2004-92) Approved, vote (6-0); Agenda Item 2-4 (SUB2004-91) Approved, vote (6-0);
		Agenda Item 2-5 (SUB2004-90) Approved, vote (6-0); Agenda Item 2-6 (DED2004-19) Approved, vote (6-0); 
		Agenda Item 3-1 (VAC2004-01) Approved, vote (4-0);  

2-1.	SUB2004-73 – Final Plat – MIDIAN SHRINE ADDITION, located east of Ridge Road and on 
the south side of 13th Street North.   
Engineer:		Baughman Company, P.A.   
	Acreage:		24.74
   	Total Lots:   		1

2-2.	SUB2004-89 – Final Portion of Overall Preliminary Plat – EVERGREEN FIFTH ADDITION, 
located on the south side of 29th Street North and west of Maize Road. 	
	Engineer:		PEC, P.A. 
	Acreage:		13.8
         	Total Lots:      	36
 
2-3.	SUB2004-92 – One-Step Final Plat – BLATTNER ADDITION, located east of 135th Street West 
and on the north side of 13th Street North.	
	Engineer:		Baughman Company, P.A.  
	Acreage:		18.57
Total Lots:      	2

2-4.	SUB2004-91 – One-Step Final Plat – SUNSET ESTATES ADDITION, located on the south side 
of 15th Street South and on the east side of 311th Street West. 
	Engineer:		Ruggles and Bohm, P.A.  
	Acreage:		39.32
         	Total Lots:     	13

2-5.	SUB2004-90 -  One-Step Final Plat -- BELTON ADDITION, located east of Seneca and 
north of 55th Street South.
	 	Engineer:    		Benchmark Land Survey, P.A.
	Acreage:     		1
  	Total Lots:  		1

2-6.	DED2004-19 – Contingent Dedication of a Sidewalk and Utility Easement, for property 
located on the southeast corner of West Street and 31st Street South.
Complete legal descriptions are available for public inspection at the Metropolitan Area Planning Department – 10th City Hall, 
455 N. Main Street, Wichita, Kansas.

?	PUBLIC HEARING — VACATION ITEM
		      ADVERTISED TO BE HEARD NO EARLIER THAN 1:30 P.M.
Item 3-1 may be taken in one motion, unless there are questions or comments.
Complete legal descriptions are available for public inspection at the Metropolitan Area Planning Department – 10th City Hall, 
455 N. Main Street, Wichita, Kansas.
3-1.	VAC2004-01 – Request to Vacate Access Controls along the US 54 Frontage, located ½ mile east 
of the US 54/Webb Road intersection, on the south side of Kellogg. 

?	PUBLIC HEARING — ZONING ITEMS
		      ADVERTISED TO BE HEARD NO EARLIER THAN 1:30 P.M.
4.	Case No.:	ZON2004-20
	Request:	Zone change from "TF-3" Two-family Residential to
		"LC" Limited Commercial
	District Advisory Board:	Six heard August 2, 2004
	General Location:	East of West Street one block, north of Douglas
            Presenting Planner:	Bill Longnecker
DAB VI May 19, 2004, approved "GO" General Office, vote (6-1)
MAPC May 20, 2004, approved "GO" General Office, vote (12-1)
WCC July 13, 2004, returned to DAB VI and MAPC 

5.	Case No.:	CON2004-21
	Request:	Sedgwick County Conditional Use to permit a horse boarding, breeding, 
training stable, and riding arena on property Zoned "RR" Rural Residential
		
	General Location:	At the northwest corner of 47th Street South and 143rd Street East 
            Presenting Planner:	Dale Miller 
MAPC deferred July 22, 2004

6.	Other matters/adjournment.

	John L. Schlegel Secretary
	Wichita-Sedgwick County	
	Metropolitan Area Planning Commission


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