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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Great Bend City Council quick reads – March 1, 2021 Council, commission to hold joint meeting A Venture Corporation crew works on the 10th Street resurfacing project near the K-96 bypass Monday afternoon. This is one of the project back on track after the cold snap delayed progress. - photo by DALE HOGG Great Bend Tribune
Great Bend City Administrator Kendal Francis reminded the City Council Monday the that the council will hold a joint meeting with the Barton County Commission. The session is set for 6 p.m. Monday, March 29, at the Great Bend Events Center, 3111 10th St.
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. City RV parking guidelines amended After much discussion, revised ordinance OKed The Great Bend City Council Monday night approved revisions to the city’s ordinance governing the parking of RVs on residential property.
It has taken a while, but the Great Bend City Council Monday night approved a recreational vehicle parking ordinance revision.
“This thing has taken a life of its own,” City Administrator Kendal Francis said. “It morphed in several directions.
During the Nov. 2 council meeting, Josh Blankenship and Danyon Holden expressed concerns about the ordinance pertaining to parking recreational vehicles on their property. According to the current ordinance, one can legally park a recreational vehicle on their property as long as the recre
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By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. Council grants SDS rezoning request Sunflower seeking to expand recycling efforts The site of the former Pro Tint business on 10th Street has been rezoned for use by Sunflower Diversified Services.
To help accommodate an increased interest in recycling, the Great Bend City Council Monday night approved a rezoning request from Sunflower Diversified Services.
Sunflower currently operates a recycling service at 5523 10th Street and has purchased real estate adjacent to the west. Sunflower officials said the service has outgrown its current facility.