Advance Plans Committee
Summary of Meeting
7:35 am, September 7, 2006
Attendance
Committee Members: 	Morris Dunlap, John McKay, Ron Marnell, Bud Hentzen, Harold 
Warner
MAPD staff: 	Christy Askew, Stephen Banks, Dave Barber, Scott Knebel, Dale 
Miller, John Schlegel, Scott Wadle
Others:	Mitch Mitchell, Dianne Brooks, Gene Keady, Jerry Miles, Teri 
Layman, Karen Bailey, Laura Fisher
Discussion Summary
1.	The Advance Plans Committee approved the minutes of the August 17, 2006 
Committee meeting.

2.	Dale Miller reviewed with the Committee, the proposed MAPD staff revisions to 
the current Zoning Area of Influence (ZAI) boundaries as they pertain to and 
affect the Cities of Maize, Colwich and Wichita; Goddard and Wichita; and the 
City of Bentley.

Colwich/Maize/Wichita discussion:
?	Dianne Brooks and Scott Knebel spoke on behalf of the Cities of Colwich 
and Wichita respectively. No representatives from Maize attended the 
meeting. After some discussion, the Committee came to a consensus that it 
was important for the revised ZAI's to reflect, as much as possible, the 
2030 urban growth areas developed in the Wichita-Sedgwick County 
Comprehensive Plan.  The Committee also supported revising all ZAI's to 
reflect current corporate limits of cities in Sedgwick County. The 
Committee agreed to support Maize's request to extend its existing west 
ZAI boundary west to 135th St. W., bur only north of the current Wichita 
city limits (½ mile north of 37th Street N.), while moving Colwich's ZAI 
boundary ½ mile north of 37th Street, between 119th St. and 183rd St. The 
Committee did not support the requested eastward extension of Maize's 
ZAI to Ridge Road north of K-96. 

Goddard/Wichita discussion:
?	Gene Keady, Jerry Miles, Teri Layman and Karen Bailey spoke on behalf 
of the City of Goddard, while Scott Knebel spoke on behalf of the City of 
Wichita. After some discussion, the Committee agreed to support MAPD 
staff's proposed westward expansion of the east ZAI boundary that 
coincides with the 2030 urban growth area boundary designations for 
Goddard and Wichita as depicted in the Wichita-Sedgwick County 
Comprehensive Plan.  

Bentley discussion:
?	Laura Fischer spoke on behalf of the City of Bentley, advocating for a 36 
sq. mi. ZAI in order to receive platting notifications that facilitate 
volunteer fire and EMS service delivery planning. After some discussion, 
the Committee did not feel that purpose warranted a 36 sq. mi. ZAI for 
Bentley and instead supported the existing ZAI boundary, recommending 
that MAPD and Bentley work out a boundary for courtesy notices.

3.	Scott Knebel outlined the proposed modifications to selected implementation 
actions contained in the K-96 Corridor Economic Development Plan that would 
bring these actions in compliance with existing policy direction contained in the 
Wichita-Sedgwick County Comprehensive Plan. After some discussion, the 
Committee recommended that four of the proposed implementation actions 
related to the creation of a K-96 Corridor Overlay District not be considered for 
implementation.

4.	Meeting adjourned at 9:15 a.m.

Next meeting scheduled for September 21, 2006.