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FRONTENAC, Kan. — Frontenac’s new sewage treatment plant has some residents concerned about an increase in sewage rates to pay for the new facility. City Administrator John Zafuta …
Frontenac City Administrator John Zafuta gave the city’s financial report at Tuesday night’s city council meeting. According to Zafuta, the city’s finances are in good shape with $6.4 million surplus carried over from 2022.
At Monday’s Frontenac City Council meeting, City Administrator John Zafuta announced the receipt of a federal grant of about $1.46 million from the Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) to rebuild the sidewalks on McKay Street, between Cayuga Street and Parkview Drive (US-69).
Frontenac to begin planning for new library Morning Sun FRONTENAC, Kan. — Although the project is still in its early phases and few details have been decided, the City of Frontenac is planning to build a new library thanks to a gift of millions of dollars set aside for that purpose. “Late in 2019, we were notified that the city is the intended recipient of a large sum of money specifically earmarked to build a library,” City Administrator John Zafuta said at Monday’s city council meeting. The money is being provided by the family trust of the Tavella family, which has ties to Fro...
Five things to know from this week’s Frontenac City Council meeting Staff Reports / news@morningsun.net 1. The council unanimously approved re-zoning two lots located behind 4032 Parkview Dr. from residential to commercial C-1. 2. The city’s annual generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) waiver was unanimously approved. 3. The council voted to schedule a public hearing for April 6 for establishing a Community Improvement District. 4. City Administrator John Zafuta discussed the city’s options for using its environmental code or health code to deal with nuisance properties...