Marysville Police Chief Todd Ackerman informed the Marysville City Council on Monday that his officers will be aggressively enforcing Handicap space parking. Ackerman said there will be no tolerance for abuse of these parking spaces. They are designed and designated for handicap people for a reason. Ackerman said the department will step up the enforcement of these violations and only ... Read More »
The City of Marysville will soon require persons camping in City Park to obtain a permit. The Marysville City Council agreed to appoint a committee to investigate and decide the best way to implement the permit program and look at other camping issues. Groups interested in using shelters in any of the parks in Marysville are asked to contact city ... Read More »
It does not appear the Marysville City Pool will be open for the events during the first weekend of June. The Big Blue BBQ and the Car Show have both brought large crowds to the downtown area and to the pool. Carrathurs Pool Company plans to begin painting the pool soon, but could not give a completion date to the ... Read More »
?The Marysville City council approved moving forward with a plan labeled “Option C” for the improvement of the 7th Street Corridor. The plan will provide 61 parking spaces and a paved parking lot for the Helvring Center. The council members also approved the use of a $300,000 Kansas Department of Transportation Grant for the project. The city will be responsible ... Read More »
The New Marysville City Council was sworn in at Monday night’s meeting. Newly elected Mayor Bill Phillipi and City Council members Tim Ackerman, Wayne Price, Sean Cohorst and Todd Frye were joined by Melvin “Bud” Schuette, who was unanimously approved to fill the Ward 1 seat vacated by Phillipi. The Seventh Street corridor project will be on the agenda for ... Read More »
The Marysville City Council approved moving forward with the railbed rehabilitation project using one of several options provided to concerned citizens and business owners at a recent public meeting. The option provided approximately 63 parking spaces between Broadway and Elm Streets and a 10 feet wide concrete path that will begin at Broadway and follow the abandoned railbed through City ... Read More »
A crowd of nearly fifty people attended a meeting Monday evening at the Marysville City Building to discuss the Seventh Street corridor project. Wyatt Thompson, the city’s engineering contractor, listened to concerns about the project’s design from businesses owners worried about losing customer parking and other issues. Thompson presented several drawings showing various options for improving the corridor. After nearly ... Read More »
The Marysville City Council has tabled the Downtown Rail bed project. The council voted 4-3 to table the project until their next meeting. The council will reconsider the project, its design and potential state funding. The rail bed project was to place a bike/walking path from south 10th Street around city park to Broadway Street. No decision was made regarding ... Read More »
A motion to dismiss City Administrator Rick Shain highlighted the Marysville City Council meeting Monday night. The council went into round table discussion and when it was Bill Phillipi’s turn he read a motion to immediately terminate Rick Shain. That motion was seconded by Kevin Throm. Following a tense discussion, Wayne Price moved that the issue be tabled. That was ... Read More »
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