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    You are at:Home»Local News»Council Grove mayor threatens to cancel real estate leases with homeowners

    Council Grove mayor threatens to cancel real estate leases with homeowners

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    By KMAN Staff on November 26, 2024 Local News

    The Sentinel

    Homeowners with houses built on ground leased from the City of Council Grove around the city-owned lake, are being threatened with having their leases canceled unless they pay $25,000 and agree to the land being annexed. While the city owns the lake — which is a few miles outside the city limits — it remains part of Morris County and has not been annexed.

    According to resident Ryan McDonald, when the leases were redrawn around 2012, the sorts of homes built around the lake shifted from fishing cabins to more expensive houses.

    McDonald said annexation has been an off-and-on conversation for decades, but it kicked into high gear in the last two years after Debi Schwedtfeger — who was a council member in 2012 — was elected to her third two-year term as mayor.

    To view the full article visit theMercury.com.

     

    $25 Annexation issues City council controversies City Lake annexation Council Grove City Council Council Grove City Lake Association Council Grove Kansas Don Moler Executive session misuse First Amendment attorney Max Kautsch Kansas League of Municipalities Kansas Open Meetings Act (KOMA) KOMA violations Lack of transparency Lake homeowners Lease termination threats Leaseholder disputes Legal threats to homeowners Mayor Debi Schwerdtfeger Morris County Kansas Open government laws Patrick Riordan attorney Property rights disputes Ryan McDonald Transparency in government
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