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Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee

Wednesday, June 22, 2022 · Government meeting record

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The Kansas City Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee met to advance several ordinances, including a reduction in cable franchise fees, the acceptance of a domestic violence grant, and the creation of a new permit for non-mobile food vendors. All items were recommended for passage to the full City Council.

Why it matters

Residents will see a gradual reduction in cable franchise fees over five years, new permit requirements for non-mobile food vendors, and the allocation of $290,921.99 in state funding for domestic violence services.

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Wednesday, June 22, 2022

10:30 AM

Kansas City

414 E. 12th Street

Kansas City, MO 64106

26th Floor, Council Chamber

Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee

Katheryn Shields, Chair

Heather Hall, Vice Chair

Ryana Parks-Shaw

Melissa Robinson

Lee Barnes

Kevin McManus

Marked Docket - Final

26th Floor, Council Chamber

Finance, Governance and Public

Safety Committee

Marked Docket - Final June 22, 2022

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Councilmember Katheryn Shields, Councilmember Heather Hall, Ryana

Parks-Shaw, Melissa Robinson, Lee Barnes and Kevin McManus

Present:

Amending Chapter 19, Code of Ordinances, entitled “Franchise Fee,” by

repealing Section 19-82, Franchise fee, to change the rates on the gross

revenues received from five percent down to two- and one-half percent

over the course of five years by decreasing the rate by one half percent

per year.

220523

Attachments: Fact Sheet Change in Cable Rate FY2023

Fiscal Note Cable Franchise Fee Rate Change 2022

220523com

Cable Franchise Fee Rate Change Presentation

6.22.2022

This matter was Do Pass to the Council, due back on 6/30/2022

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