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• Taxes for specific purposes
• Impact fees for new development
• Debt through general obligation bonds
• Debt through special tax bonds
Existing Plans and Policies
Lake Quivira has the following plans and policies in place.
• Master plan
• Zoning ordinance
• Subdivision ordinance
• Growth management ordinance
• Capital improvements program
• Building code
• Stormwater management program
• Capital improvements plan
Other Mitigation Activities
2012-2013-Proceeding through a multiple phase plan to obtain all necessary engineering
documents, right of way and utility clearances to construct an Emergency Evacuation Exit at
approx. the intersection of Navajo West and Renner Road. Currently, with a single point of
ingress and egress evacuation options are limited as the presence of the Burlington Northern
Railway is of primary concern in case of a derailment or a hazmat event. A comprehensive site
selection study yielded the Navajo location as the best option. Recent approval for this project
has been secured by several committees including Safety & Security, Homeowners’ Association
Board and City Council to proceed with the final planning stages of this City funded project
scheduled for completion in 2013-2014.
Property Valuation
Table 2.15 below depicts the appraised values from the 2013 Abstract of Appraised and
Assessed Values report.
Table 2.15. Appraised Property Valuation, 2013
Appraised Property Valuation
Building Type Real Estate Structures ($) Median Home Value
(2011)($)
Residential 140,709,430 Not available
Agricultural 0
Commercial/Industrial 0
Not for Profit 275,800
Total $140,985,230
Source: Johnson County Assessor Office/U.S. Census Bureau
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