The City of Pleasanton recently sent out letters to certain properties identified as those that would be annexed by the City. The letter was sent as a preliminary matter to start the inquiry into voluntary annexation and the very first step in the process. Upon receipt of those letters the governing body has heard and continues to hear from a number of the people who were sent the letter as well as several citizens of the City with their questions and concerns.

While the City Council has discussed and made provisions for the annexation, the questions the Council have been hearing require a specificity that they are not prepared to give and in some instances are still working on. The letter was not intended to communicate that every part of the planning for the annexation was complete.

 The Governing Body of the City of Pleasanton has heard the questions and concerns of both the citizens of the city and those the annexation would affect. As a result, out of deference and respect to those individuals who have cared enough to participate, it is the intention of the City to pause progress on any annexation until the Council can provide the specifics and details people have asked for. At this time, we have scheduled a Question and Answer session for September 8, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. and a community workshop on October 5, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. at the Pleasanton Community Center at 819 Main Street. 

NEWS

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Deadline for filing closes

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SPORTS

Patrick leads Pleasanton track with multiple medals

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Jayhawk track competes at 3A State

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The Jayhawk track team traveled to Wichita on May 29 and May 30 to compete in the 3A State track meet. The Hawks took eight athletes to the competition and Brea Dawson led the team by earning a medal in the 100 meter hurdles. Dawson placed sixth in the preliminaries with a... [More]

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COMMUNITY

Skyview Farm changes ownership

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After establishing Skyview Farm & Creamery many years ago, Bill and Sheri Noffke have found new adventures with their family in Atchison, Kan.; with that, new owners of the 80-acre dairy, Derrick and Jessica Crozier have taken over the milking operation and are continuing... [More]

Lynnae Sullins: Faith, Family, and Service

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The American Revolution: Roles of women, Native Americans and African Americans

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This year’s Kid’s Page is all about the Revolutionary War in honor of America 250th. So far, this has included the causes of the American Revolution, life as a colonist in 1776, the Boston Tea Party and Boston Massacre, and the Battles of Lexington and Concord. This... [More]

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