Lee's Summit Council Weighs Budget, Fees, Rezoning

0:00It's April 13th. This is Kansas News today, powered by AI. Lee's Summer City Council has a big meeting coming up Tuesday night at 6 p.m., where they're eyeing some key budget tweaks and fee changes that could. Hit local wallets. First up, they're pushing to pump an extra $38,000 into the Legacy Blast Independence Day Bash, bumping the total pot to $93,000 for fireworks, live acts, shuttle buses, and beefed up security. This comes as the council also greenlights a rezoning push for a 10,400 square foot office warehouse spot right off Missouri Route 291 and Southeast 30th Street in the business park. On top of that, expect a fresh slate of city fees jacking of prices for permits, planning reviews, utility hookups, and even flights out of the Kansas. City Lee's Summit Regional Airport, which might sting residents a bit. You can catch the action live at City Hall on Southeast Green Street, or stream at

1:00Hasselfree on the city's YouTube, or watch ls.net, so tune in and see how it all shakes out for the community.