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Tweet The Prairie Village City Council on Monday decided to let sitting fences lie. With a unanimous vote, they declared the project along Tomahawk Road completed, deciding against moving forward with a plan to add chain link backing to the wood rails. The move came after many of the neighbors who had called for the [...]
Tweet The end of the final chapter in the Tomahawk Creek fence saga is likely to be written tonight as the Prairie Village City Council makes a final determination about the design of the wood-rail fence crews completed last week. The design approved by the city council in February called for chain link to be [...]
Tweet Feedback from residents and members of the City Council has prompted Prairie Village city administrators to at least temporarily halt completion of the new fence along Tomahawk Road that’s replacing the controversial chain link version that was removed last month. The design approved by the city council in February called for chain link to [...]
Tweet Construction crews on Wednesday began removal and replacement of the controversial chain link fence that had been installed along Tomahawk Road earlier this year. Prairie Village Public Works project manager Keith Bredehoeft said the new fence – a log rail front with chain link backing — should be installed within the week. The low [...]
Tweet An agenda item that read as a simple call for clarification about the Prairie Village City Council’s support for a series of walking and biking trails devolved into a nightmarish bureaucratic squabble that seemed leave city staff, council members and residents frustrated Monday. City Administrator Quinn Bennion and Assistant City Administrator Dennis Enslinger addressed [...]
Tweet On Monday, the Prairie Village City Council voted to replace the black chain link fence that had upset many Tomahawk Road residents with a wooden rail fence that will have a chain link backing. Public Works has provided the above photo as a sample of what the new fence will look like (though the [...]
Tweet The Prairie Village City Council voted 6-4 Monday night approving a plan to replace the controversial black chain link fence along Brush Creek on Tomahawk Road with a wooden rail fence that will have chain link backing. It will cost $3,000 to remove the chain link fence that Public Works began installing in late [...]
Tweet Prairie Village’s Public Works staff had all but closed the books on the fence and trail installation project along Brush Creek from Porter Park to 71st Street. Now, they’re going back to the drawing board. The City Council directed Public Works staff to develop a variety of options for removing the current fence and [...]
Tweet Ten Prairie Village homeowners with property near the new Brush Creek fence presented a unified front at the Parks and Recreation Committee meeting Wednesday night, with representatives telling the committee they were upset and disappointed with the way the project had been carried out. “We felt blindsided,” said Marianne Noll, who lives with her [...]
Tweet Prairie Village Parks and Recreation Chair Diana Ewy Sharp said Wednesday she was aware on Oct. 3, 2011, that the material for a proposed fence along Brush Creek had changed from previous plans put before the City Council — and that her peers should have known as well. Ewy Sharp rejected suggestions that, as [...]
