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Other business at Wichita City council meeting
The Wichita City Council spent around two hours in session Tuesday morning.
They tackled a variety of topics, including approving bonds for 24 new street paving projects, 20 water projects, 18 sanitary sewer and 11 storm sewer projects...73 in all. The bonds will total just over $12.5 million.
The group also approved a gated area for A. Price Woodard Park for the Wichita River Festival, which starts May 31. They also approved areas for alcohol consumption.