Park City Valley Center, KS 67147 PO Box 120 • 210 W. Main VALLEY CENTER, KS Permit No. 10 PRSRT. STD. U.S. Postage 67147 OST PAID Vol. 8, No. 9P SEPTEMBER 2013 Complimentary copy

By Matt Heilman ture firm Law Kingdon to work with the mittee. The improvements call for a mix allocated in 2009 to get the projects City OKs beautificationbeautification committee in developing of stone and paving work on the medians underway. plan The council also approved Effort targets For four years, a group of community a plan for landscaping to improve the with wild flowers and Park City signage. allowing Park City Administrator Jack volunteers has worked to develop a plan medians off I-135 at 61st and 53rd North Similar concepts involving stonework, Whitson and assistant city administrator 53rd and 61st to give Park City a facelift. The Park and around the western-themed sculp- flower and tree planting are meant to Dana Walden to deliver to the governing City Beautification Committee identi- tures just east of the intestate on 61st. accentuate the Chisholm Trail cowboy body at its next meeting a plan to cover entrances into fied several projects throughout the city At its Aug. 13 meeting, the council statues in front of Subway and the Native about $25,000 in additional funding to to spruce up its image and provide city heard a presentation from a representa- American-on-a-rearing-horse statue a pay for wayfinding signage in the city, Park City identification and wayfinding signage. tive with Law Kingdon, introducing the little east on the south side 61st. meant to guide visitors to the city’s key In November, the Park City Council concept for the improvements the firm The council voted 6-1 to approve approved a contract with the architec- developed with the beautification com- spending up to $200,000 in reserve funds See PLAN, Page 7

City buys home lots to spur activity Builders offered incentives By Matt Heilman Overall, the housing market has improved from this time last year, but for the City of Park City, there’s still a long way to go to eliminate the debt owed to the city in unpaid special assessments on residential properties. With the idea of lifting the burden from its tax base, city leaders recently continued a strategy it started last year to see a return on what is owed for infrastructure on a few undeveloped residential lots. Last August, the Park City council sought to re- coup what’s owed in infrastructure improvements on undeveloped lots in the Bear Hill and Saddlebrook Tony Schock additions north of the city’s limits. With available reserve funds, representatives from Team president Joseph Pindell (left) and head coach Larry Inlow introduce Wichita’s new indoor soccer team, the the city attended a sheriff’s sale where they were Wichita B-52s. able to obtain 19 vacant lots for less than $40,000. At the time, the city was owed about $750,000 in unpaid specials. The idea behind bidding on some of the vacant lots was to get the properties caught up with specials and in the hands of builders who have the means and dedication to build homes on the lots, Park City administrator Jack Whitson said. He explained that while the city doesn’t want to get into the land business, temporary ownership of B-52s ready for takeoff the lots allows the city to stop the frustrating cycle of properties changing hands while thousands of IByndoor Matt Heilman soccer makesorange color its scheme return as the Wings andto Hartmanof professional indoor Arenasoccer, will coach dollars worth of infrastructure work goes unpaid and they’ll play their home games in Hartman Wichita’s new indoor soccer team. adds to the city’s debt. This time fans won’t have to wait a de- Arena starting in November. A coach with Inlow retired a few years ago after play- “This way, any back specials that we pay, (new cade for a new indoor soccer team. About ties to the Wings will guide the new team. ing his final season with the San Diego lot owners) turn around and give it back to us,” three months after the second coming of That’s about where the similarities end. Sockers, a representative of the PASL that Whitson said. “We also get a certain percentage the Wichita Wings franchise folded, a The B-52s play in a different league than includes 20 teams from across the United of property taxes. So really, it isn’t costing us that new team with a new name and logo was the Wings under different management. States and Mexico. The Wings were affili- much to recoup these lots.” unveiled at an Aug. 22 press conference at The Wings were under the same manage- ated with the Major Indoor Soccer League. Recently, specials were due on more residential Hartman Arena. ment as the Wichita Wild indoor football Before taking over as the new franchise’s lots in Bear Hill and Saddlebrook. Representatives Starting in November, the Wichita B- team that also calls Hartman Arena home. head coach, Inlow was an assistant coach from the city again bid on properties with the same 52s will pick up where the Wings left off. The president of the B-52s is Joseph for the Wings. objective in mind as last year. This time, the city was “We always knew that Wichita was a Pindell, a former ticket sales and account Inlow, a 1993 graduate of Wichita able to obtain 71 lots for about $140,000 in Bear good market,” said Kevin Milliken, the representative with the St. Louis Rams Southeast High School, became a two- Hill and between 50 and 60 lots in Saddlebrook. commissioner of the B-52s new league, of the National Football League. Larry time Collegiate All-American during his In line with bidding on the lots in Bear Hill and the Professional Arena Soccer League. Inlow, a former player for the original The B-52s will share the same blue and Wings franchise who played several years See B-52s, Page 4 See LOTS, Page 4

ItBy Matt Heilmanpays toWichita save water customers so they water too with Kechi accepting under $3,000 in the cycle, high new efficiency clothes washers program drought resistant landscaping to help can participate in the program. Partici- program. that use 4.5 gallons or less per cycle alleviate the need for watering. For Recent rainfall has alleviated local pating cities in the Water Conserva- Park City and Kechi offer the same per cubic foot a specific washer uses, more information on drought-resistant drought conditions, but cities are still tion Rebate Program include Valley water conservation incentives offered smart irrigation controllers labeled Wa- landscaping, the city advises residents encouraging residents to be conserva- Center, Park City, Bel Aire and Kechi. in the City of Wichita. While part terSense and up to a $75 rebate for rain to contact the Sedgwick County Exten- tive with their water use. In June, the Valley Center has been awarded of the same program, Bel Aire has barrels that are 50 gallons or larger. sion Education Center at 660-0100. City of Wichita implemented a $1 mil- $10,000 to participate in the program adopted its own incentives with the Bel Aire offers its residents a $5 Bel Aire residents that utilize lion rebate program that offers incen- and offers the same incentives imple- $6,000 it was allocated. one-time rebate for each new shower- drought-resistant landscaping in their tives for conserving water. mented in the City of Wichita. Park The incentives implemented by head that uses two gallons or less per lawns are eligible to receive free hats. With the program, $1 million is City, which gets most of its water from Wichita and offered in Valley Center, minute, $50 for new water efficient The city that is a wholesale custom- allotted for rebates on clothes washers, the Chisholm Creek Utility Authority Park City and Kechi include up to a clothes washers that use less than 15 er with both the CCUA and the City dishwashers, low-flow toilets, irriga- and utilizes Wichita water as a backup $100 rebate for low-flow toilets that gallons per load and dishwashers that of Wichita encourages its residents to tion controllers and rain barrels. source, has been awarded $4,000 to use 1.28 gallons of water or less per use less than 5.8 gallons per load and limit watering their lawns to once or Part of that $1 million has been participate in the program. Bel Aire flush, high efficiency dishwashers that $20 for each low-flow toilet. distributed to smaller cities that are has been awarded $6,000 to participate use less than 4.25 gallons of water per Bel Aire also is encouraging See WATER, Page 4 PAGE 2 SEPTEMBER 2013 • PARK CITY POST HIGHLIGHTS PBy Matteople Heilman hurt in two wrecks on Broadway City issues 30 Woman hurt Five people were hurt in building permits in hit-and-run a two-vehicle wreck shortly The City of Park City issued One woman was hurt in an after 1 p.m. Aug. 14 at 101st 30 building permits in July for a Aug. 3 hit-and-run car wreck North and Broadway, but total valuation of $853,872. Of at 77th North and Broadway. none of the injuries were life that number two were for new Shortly before 2 p.m. a 1993 threatening, the Sedgwick homes and one was for a new Honda Civic was hit on the County Sheriff’s Office said. commercial building. driver’s side at the intersection Sedgwick County sheriff’s Permits are listed by date by a gold-colored Chrysler Lt. Dave Mattingly said four they were issued, address, type minivan with a temporary tag. of five occupants in a 2006 of project and valuation: A Park City police report said black Nissan Armada SUV •July 11, 525 Rolling View, the minivan left the scene of the were transported to a Wichita tearoff/reroof, $10,000; •July 1, accident and was later located hospital. The patients includ- 50 Arapaho, carport, $800; •July at 244 E. Allen in Valley Center. ed four passengers in the 2, 8804 Ridgewood, tearoff/ However, the driver of the mini- Armada driven by 39-year- reroof, $7,500; •July 3, 1325 van was not found. old Erik Torres of Hillsboro. Beaumont, remodel, $1,600; Park City Police Lt. Henry The driver of a 1994 Mazda •July 11, 6518 N. Broadway, Spurlock said the case remains pickup, 42-year-old Lynda roof replacement, $4,500; •July under investigation. The driver Schommer of Valley Center, 10, 1945 Cedar Tree Court, new of the Honda Civic was identi- was also transported. One home, $150,000; •July 10, 1949 fied as Olevia Gillespie. Her patient from the SUV was Cedar Tree Court, new home, place of residence was not transported with serious $150,000; •July 10, 1627 Beau- provided in the report. Spurlock injuries. The others that were mont, tearoff/reroof, $4,610; said the woman was transported injured were transported with minor injuries. •July 11, 632 Rolling View, to a Wichita hospital, but he Matt Heilman tearoff/reroof $6,000; •July 12, didn’t know the severity of her Mattingly said Schommer 6613 N. Grove, siding, $7,000; injuries. was driving north on Broad- Emergency crews respond to a wreck at 101st North and Broadway, Aug. 14. •July 15, 8906 Ridgewood — The Post staff way when she turned left to Court, tearoff/reroof, $6,200; go west on 101st North in expired driver’s license. A Nissan van driven by a times, Park City police said. •July 16, 6240 Longmont, front of the SUV. No serious injuries were juvenile failed to yield the Also on Aug. 21, a minor $10,400; •July 16, 6000 Hat- Mattingly said Schommer reported in a two-car wreck right-of-way to a white Chevy injury accident was reported tan Drive, new commercial Storage units was cited for failure to yield around 5 p.m. Aug. 20 at pickup. The van hit the pickup at Fifth and Seneca in Valley construction, $300,000; •July on a left-hand turn. Torres 85th North and Broadway. and caused it to roll several Center. One person was hurt. 17, 1530 Frontenac, tearoff/re- burglarized was cited for driving with an roof, $3,740; •July 17, 2026 Power tools and a car ampli- Ventnor, window well, $2,000; fier were stolen and property •July 17, 2008 Wyndham, was damaged in a burglary tearoof/reroof, $10,348; •July to seven storage units at Park City’s AAA Storage, 4801 N. 17, 6719 Kerman, fire dam- EvidenceBy Matt Heilman of a Parkmeth City police lab Det. discoveredWilkes said Nicolini in was motelcharges that roomwere presented age repair, $90,000; •July 18, Broadway. The burglary was Dwight Wilkes said it’s found in the Fredonia area to the Sedgwick County Dis- 5848 Kerman, deck, $600; reported shortly before 8 a.m. While responding to a unknown who extinguished in Wilson County, about 90 trict Attorney’s Office on the •July 18, 6115 N. Hydrau- Aug. 11. systems alarm at the Days the fire. A man who had been miles east of Wichita. Park morning of Aug. 12. lic, tearoof/reroof, $2,500; On the call, Park City police Inn in Park City, Sedgwick in the room wasn’t present City police say Nicolini was •July 22, 8812 Ridgewood, responded to a report of an County fire crews encoun- when fire crews arrived at transported from the Wil- tearoff/reroof, $7,500; •July unknown person driving a ve- tered “an odor and other the Days Inn. Wilkes said son County Jail to the Park 22, 4874 Wyndham, tearoof/re- hicle through the west fence of components of a meth lab” there was minor damage to City Police Department to roof, $12,314; •July 22, 6345 a trucking company near AAA in one of the rooms, Park the room. be interviewed. He was then Tarrytown, tearoof/reroof, Storage and driving into the City police said. On Aug. 9, an arrest was taken to the Sedgwick Coun- $5,000; •July 22, 8825 Hidden drainage ditch. The suspect ve- A systems alarm sounded made in connection with the ty Jail and was booked on the Lane, tearoff/reroof, $8,918; hicle then backed up to the west at 5:36 p.m. Aug. 7, auto- small fire and evidence of a •July 22, 8890 Saddlebrook fence line of AAA Storage, cut matically generating a call to meth lab. Marty L. Nicolini, Court, tearoff/reroof, $9,735; the fence and burglarized seven 911. A small fire was extin- 45, of Poplar Bluff, Mo., was Kitchen & Bath Remodeling •July 22, 636 Rolling View, storage units, Park City police guished before fire crews arrested on charges of aggra- said. Windows & tearoof/reroof, $9,776; July 22, arrived, but the evidence vated arson, unlawful manu- Doors Items missing included Jeff Osterman 8914 Ridgewood Court, tearoff/ remained that someone had facturing of a controlled 401 N. Dexter Fences, Siding, unknown brands of cordless Valley Center, KS Flooring reroof, $8,000; •July 24, 708 been manufacturing metham- substance and interference (316) 249-0058 Sprucewood Circle, tearoff/re- power tools, unknown brands phetamine in the room. with a firefighter. [email protected] Home Repair roof, $6,500; •July 24, 709 Roll- of air-powered tools and an un- ing View, tearoff/reroof, $8,531; known brand car amplifier. Loss •July 24, 444 Rolling Acres for the damage to fences, stor- Court, tearoff/reroof, $8,500; age unit door latches and loss •July 25, 6334 Jacksonville, of the power tools is estimated tearoff/reroof, $1,300. at $3,405. No arrests have been made as the case remains under BUSINESS & SERVICE GUIDE — The Post staff investigation. — Matt Heilman To advertise in this section, call Teresa at 755-0821 Dog groomer BRIAN’S Drs. Crum, Todd and finds right fit Spangles fire ATTORNEYS HEATING & COOLING Giannetti, P.A. A woman who grew up in BODY SHOP INC. Optometrists caused by AC Quality Auto Body 301 E. Main, Valley Center Kechi is operating a dog groom- Repair & Painting ing business in her hometown. The lobby filled with Mon 8:30-12,1-7 • Tu 9-12, 1-5 Debbie Ryan, a 1992 gradu- smoke, but no one was hurt INSURANCE CLAIMS W-Th 8:30-12,1-5 • Fri 9-12 and nothing was damaged Thomas D. Harris Written warranty on all repairs Bryan’s Phone 755-0491 ate of Wichita Heights High 1150 S. Meridian, Valley Center School, opened Ryan’s Dog on an Aug. 4 call for the Attorney at Law Heating & Air Grooming in July at 217 N. Sedgwick County Fire Depart- 755-2237 Oliver. ment at Spangles, 1023 E. 61st 300 W. Main Conditioning PLUMBING Ryan operated her own shop North. in Towanda for a few years Park City police assisted on Valley Center 755-2447 the emergency call that was ELECTRICAL before moving her business to 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Kechi. She said she’s been able made about 3:45 p.m. The Sales • Service D&D Plumbing Inc. source of a small fire at the to keep several clients she had Mon.-Fri. ������������������ Installation Box 243 Valley Center before the move as she looks to restaurant was found to have Lic. #1464 come from a switch in an air- Residential/Commercial expand. 755-2707 New Construction/Repair Service “I’ve got people from conditioning unit. Fire officials Trenching said the smoke cleared after • Sewer cleaning Andover, Towanda, Bel Aire Est. 1972 Lic # 1379 INSURANCE • Water service lines and El Dorado that still come the breaker was turned off. 744-1884 or 655-9289 — The Post staff • Service & repair out here because I’ve groomed • Well service their dogs for so long,” she said. ® For more information F A R M E R S on Ryan’s Dog Grooming, call Scammer targets AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES FUNERAL HOMES 755-1277 371-7258. WILLI J. RICHERT — Matt Heilman local resident AGENCY A Park City woman kept 1900 N. Amidon, Suite 216 her money. It didn’t take long B&R Radiator Inc. Wichita 67203 • 838-1486 VETERINARIANS Fraud attempt for her to realize she was be- Baker AUTO HOME LIFE COMMERCIAL ing targeted for a scam. 1015 W. 53rd N. made on Foley On Aug. 23, the woman Funeral Home 7:30 am-6 pm M-F A fraud attempt was made called police to report that A Name You Can Trust 8 am-1 pm Sat. she had received a strange 838-8497 INVESTMENTS on the Foley Equipment Co., A Good Place 100 S. Cedar • Valley Center but for now, it appears the at- phone call at her residence in Daniel Thompson, tempt was futile. On Aug. 1, an the 1600 block of East Gary. To Take A Leak! 755-2731 D.V.M. employee with the company’s The woman reported the call Professional Service with Cindy Payne- branch at 1601 E. 77th North was from an unknown man Chisholm Trail Robertson, D.V.M. Dignity, Caring & Affordability Al Taylor, AAMS® reported on behalf of the com- saying he was from Publish- Animal Lori Mitchell, D.V.M. ers Clearing House and that Financial Advisor pany that unknown suspect(s) 309 East Kechi Road Hospital, P.A. Kelly Martin, D.V.M. had been manufacturing checks she had won $2.2 million and Kechi, KS 67067 using the Foley Equipment a Mercedes. The man told the HEATING & COOLING 316-744-6222 744-0501 name to make purchases off woman all she had to do to 1726 E. 61st North, Park City Craigslist and eBay in several redeem her prize was to go to Member SIPC states. her bank and get $750, then [email protected] The report from Park go to Walmart and send him CROSS City police says, “Several banks the money to pay the taxes on AUTO BODY LLC and individuals were able to her winnings. A Google search MEDICAL SERVICES showed the phone number the 1240 S. Meridian, Valley Center notice the checks were not ASE - PPG To place legitimate.” man called from is in Jamaica. CERTIFIED Foley Equipment received — Matt Heilman Guaranteed Collision Repair your notice of the fraud attempt be- 112 Years Combined Experience fore any loss was reported. ad here, — The Post staff DENTIST 755-4400 Tom Troilo, DDS, PA call Member Better Business Bureau 201 W. Main T’s Treasures of Teresa at Yesterday & Today 1542 E. 61st North 755-1203 755-0821 Park City To advertise here, call 755-0821 10% Senior Citizen Courtesy 744-0023 SEPTEMBER 2013 • PARK CITY POST PAGE 3 THE PARK CITY REPORT $ $ $ Or How Your Dollars Are Spent $ $ $

CITY OF PARK CITY COUNCIL MEETING HIGHLIGHTS July 23, 2013 Regular Meeting: December 31, 2013. Bond. •A Public Hearing was held concerning •The Council approved the Notice of •A report of the City’s Beautification recycling accounts that were delinquent Budget Hearing for publication for the Committee regarding 61st Street Improve- and eligible to be certified to the County 2014 Budget. ments and way finding signage. The 61st Clerk as assessments against the related •An Ordinance regarding the 2014 Street Improvements were approved with real property. A resolution was passed Budget was approved. consideration of the way finding signage to implementing this process. •The Council approved the lifting of occur at a subsequent meeting. •Julia Leth-Perez was appointed to the the hiring freeze to fill the vacancy created •The purchase of truck from Don Parks and Recreation and Tree Boards for by the retirement of the current Finance Hattan in the amount of $17,250 was ap- a three-year term. Director/City Clerk. proved for the Public Works Department. •A Change Order in the amount of •The Council approved the re-marking $9,500 was approved for the Echo Hills August 13, 2013 Regular Meeting: of police vehicles with the cost being paid Commercial Development paving project •The Council approved hiring Terry for by a KDOT grant in the amount of was approved. Coltrain as Finance Director/City Clerk. $4,500 and $300 coming from the Police •The Council approved a partner- •A Public Hearing was held concerning Department operating budget. ship with the City of Wichita in a Rebate the 2014 Budget and then the 2014 Budget •An Ordinance was approved concern- Program for qualifying purchases of water was approved. ing the minor amendments to the section efficient appliances, irrigation Smart Con- •A Public Hearing was held concern- regarding weeds. trollers and rain barrels. ing General Obligation Bond Issue, Series •The Council approved the purchase •The Council approved spreading 2013 and the levying of special assess- of a new telephone system from Great specials for 20 years for Prairie Hills 2nd ments. An Ordinance was then approved Plains Communications in the amount of Addition improvements. concerning the levying of said special $12,282. •The Council approved the renewal of assessments. •An Ordinance was approved by the the Housing Incentive Program for six new •The Council provided consent to the Council regarding the towing of semi trac- homes with a $2,500 incentive for each bond structure and lease agreement rela- tors and trailers that are parked in unau- home for a total cost of $15,000 through tive to the Tect/Utica’s Industrial Revenue thorized areas.

Park City Police Department Has New Blue Uniforms! The goal of the Park City Police Department and the Officers is to serve the citizens and to keep you safe. The Officers wear uniforms so that you can easily identify and recognize them when they are out in the community. The Park City Police Department would like you to know that they have updated their uniforms. Please note that the color of the uniform has changed from tan to blue. Fight The Spread of West Nile Virus Keep Your — Eliminate Standing Water Mosquitoes are annoying but they can also cause serious health prob- Grass Mowed lems like the spread of West Nile Virus. Standing water is a breeding ground for mosquitoes. Make sure when it rains to eliminate any Remember it is your responsibility to mow your water that has not drained from pots, gutters, tires, tarps, wagons grass so it does NOT get too high. Code enforce- wheelbarrows – anything that holds water. Change the water in wad- ment does not want to give you a notice of violation. ing pools, pet dishes and bird baths several times a week. Only one notice will be given, and then a citation will be issued for failure to comply! LIKE Park City on Facebook!! COMMUNITY CALENDAR Conserve Water! Sept. 1: 7 p.m. PCYP Board Sept. 19: 5:30 p.m. Seniors It’s hot! As the temperature rises, so does the demand for water. The Water Conservation CB Finger Food, 6:30 p.m. Court CH increased demand puts a great deal of pressure on the pumps at the Sept. 2: Labor day: city hall Sept. 21: 7 p.m. Park city closed Alive PCL, 7 p.m. Senior Dance water plant. Please water lawns between sun down and sun up. Rebate Program Sept. 4: 10:30 a.m. Seniors SC In an effort to promote water conservation Park City is partnering with Catered Lunch SC Sept. 24: 7 p.m. Council CH, the City of Wichita in a Water Conservation Rebate Program. Rebates Sept. 5: 6:30 p.m. Court CH 7 p.m. Seniors Square Dance SC applied to water bills of up to $100 are being offered when a qualified Sept. 7: 7 p.m. Senior Dance Sept. 25 — 11:30 a.m. Cham- Check out the latest blog — low flow toilet, high efficiency dishwasher, high efficiency clothes washer SC ber Luncheon Have you been on the Park City website lately? or smart irrigation controller is purchased and installed. Rebates may Sept. 9: 7 p.m. Park Board CH Sept. 26 — 1 p.m. Court Tri- be applied to the water bill of up to $75 for eligible rain barrels. Sept. 12: 1 p.m. Court Trials als CH, 4:30 p.m. CCUA Bel Aire Would you like to know more about the Park City The rebates are for qualifying devices or appliances purchased between CH, 6:30 p.m. Court CH, 7 p.m. CH, 6:30 p.m. Court CH May 1, 2013 and December 31, 2013. The rebates will be offered on a Library Board PCL Sept. 27 — 8 a.m. Commodi- Planning Commission? Make sure to check out Sept. 14: 9 a.m. Pride PC ties Leekers first-come, first-served basis. Rebates are available only to single-fam- Sept. 16: 7 p.m. Planning/ Sept. 28 — Citywide Garage ily, owner occupied residences and there is a limit of five rebated items the latest blog. BZA CH Sale per household. For more information, see the Park City website at www.parkcityks.com www.parkcityks.com AUTOMATED PHONE SYSTEM AT CITY HALL Water Excess Use Charge City Hall now has an automated phone system. When you call you will be The water and sewer billing received around the first of August willreflect an “Excessive Use Charge” asked to make a selection from the menu and will be connected to a specific department. The Police Department and the Court have a direct number for residential customers who used over 15,000 gallons during a billing cycle. This period began with the that may be called from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. A list of extensions/numbers usage from June 15th and will extend through October 15th. The Excessive Use Charge for Commer- is provided below for your convenience. cial Customers is calculated on a different basis. 203 City Administrator 215 Assistant City Administrator/HR A garden hose left on can pour out 1,000 gallons of water or more in only a few hours. Remember 204 Finance Dr./ City Clerk that when you leave the sprinkler running all day or leave the hose unattended, thousands of gallons can 214 City Attorney be used in a very short time. A toilet flush uses up to seven gallons, water taps run at about five gallons a 206 Mayor 202 Accounts Payable minute while waiting for the water to get hot or cold, showers use five to ten gallons a minute, and leaks 209 Payroll can soak up hundreds or even thousands of gallons a day. 208 Building Permits 207 Utility Billing 201 Utility Billing 213 Inspections 225 Compliance Officer 205 Compliance Officer 210 Court Clerk 216 Asst. Court Clerk 744-2011 Police TUESDAYS, 744-6417 Court Sept. 3 and 17 ARE RECYCLING The City of Park City offers e-mail utility bills. If you would like to have your bills e- DAYS IN PARK CITY mailed instead of receiving a card in the regular mail just complete this form and return it to City Hall. (Place recyclables at You may also sign up on our website www.parkcityks.com. curb by 6 a.m.) Name as it appears on bill:______Service Address:______GET YOUR Account Number:______RECYCLING CART Phone Number:______– CALL CITY HALL E-mail Address:______TODAY Automatic Payment of Utility Billings Enroll now for automatic payment of water and sewer bills. Once enrolled, a billing will continue to be mailed to you that will show the amount that will be automatically deducted from your bank account. If you would like to enroll in this plan, just come by City Hall and com- plete the authorization form or call the water clerk at 744-2026. PAGE 4 SEPTEMBER 2013 • PARK CITY POST

GoodTwenty years ago, a new thing family first impressionthe trip to Lawrence to watch the didn’t community in wishing stick his family moved to Valley Center. Initially, I Hornets play in the state champion- could stay. didn’t like their son. ship game if they beat Liberal. I Eleven years later, the coach’s Give By 7-year-old standards, he was remember crying in anger when the son is back, this time with a whistle a good athlete, but beyond that, I Heil Hornets fell devastatingly short of around his neck. There’s no guar- wasn’t impressed. I vaguely remem- on life making that a reality. antee that Caleb Smith will be able ber him making fun of me for crying That 1995 team was stacked with to turn around the VCHS football once in the line to go back inside for By Matt Heilman talent and featured the state’s best of- program with the same success as his soccer recess, but I can’t recall any instance fensive line anchored by now Valley dad, but the district made the right beyond that where he was a bully in grade class on a brisk November Center City Council member Ben decision in giving him a chance. any way or a kid who caused trouble. morning to send off the football Anderson. It was arguably the best There’s been a lot of buzz sur- Contrary to what my niece may team’s charter bus as they made team Mike Smith ever coached and rounding the program this summer say, first-graders aren’t the best the long trek to Liberal to play in growing up, it was fun to watch on and I whole-heartedly believe it’s team a judges of character. I decided I didn’t the Class 5A state semifinal game. Friday nights. just a matter of time before it turns like the new kid in my grade without I remember being jealous of Caleb Over the next several years, Mike the corner and winning becomes the giving him a chance. for getting out of class early to travel Smith continued to build the Val- rule rather than the exception. I didn’t really get to know Caleb with the team. ley Center football program while Caleb has proven he can be an Give the new team a chance. It’s un- Smith until two years after his family That night, I remember sitting and still finding time to be active in his effective leader for young men and fortunatechance that the second version of the moved to the district and we were listening to most of that game on the community and church. He was there he shares some of the character and Wichita Wings franchise folded after both in Shari Abbey’s third-grade radio in my parents’ van outside a for his family and made guests in his values that made his dad so well two short seasons. But we’re optimistic class at Abilene Elementary School. church in Wichita where my sister home feel welcome. He never won liked in this town. that the newly unveiled Wichita B-52s I started to play basketball with him was performing in a piano recital. that elusive state championship, but Twenty years later, I can safely will have more staying power. Time at recess and soon formed a new I heard the heart-breaking conclu- his coaching and leadership abili- say my initial assessment of the new will tell if that optimism is justified. friendship. That winter, we played on sion to that game after we got home. ties were seldom, if ever questioned. football coach was wrong. And for The B-52s are under new manage- the same rec league basketball team Valley outplayed the defending 5A Mike Smith and his family left a that, the community should be glad. ment and part of the Professional Arena coached by his dad who was also the champs in every facet of the game void when they left Valley Center for Soccer League that emphasizes com- head football coach at Valley Center and held the advantage in just about Garden City in 2002. Matt Heilman is a reporter for munity outreach as part of its efforts to High School. every statistical category except for By that time, Caleb and I weren’t The Park City Post. Reach him at attract fans to games. Before basketball season started, I the final score. the close friends we were in elemen- 755-0821 or matt@arkvalleynews. The quality of play is expected to remember walking with my third- My dad had told me we’d make tary school, but I joined most of the com. be about on par with what we saw with the Wings, who played in the Major Indoor Soccer League. Besides a few rule differences, the professional indoor leagues are similar. PASL commissioner Kevin Milliken It’sThe first Mondaynice of September to is have new businessesdrew a large crowd. It was good into ProjectPark Manager is CharlesCity Mar- said his league typically consists of Labor Day and was first celebrated greet old friends and the weather shall. younger talent than in the MISL, in New York City in 1882 under the was perfect. Phone: 293-6160 Ext. 129. They although it’s unclear who will play for sponsorship of the Labor Union. There hasn’t been much progress do Roofing, windows, siding, almost the B-52s when games start in Novem- This day was set aside to honor going on at the 53rd St. project, any job you would want done. ber. The team’s tryout is planned for Labor. This is the last holiday of Around maybe it’s because of all the rain. School is off to a good start with the second or third week of September. summer. Park City By early September more will be students ready to learn. A good When the roster is finalized, we’d like Sept. 17 is the Jewish New Year done. nights sleep and a healthy breakfast to think that at least a handful of guys with the beginning of ten days of By Cecile Cox We have several new businesses is important. that suited up for the Wings will be able penitence. Then Sept. 27 marks the in Park City. The Thrift Store, The Park City phone books spon- to keep playing at Hartman Arena. end of the penitence. It’s interesting observed. Rubys Nail and Spa. The newest if sored by Pride will be distributed Outside of the love of the game, to learn of the different days that are The 2nd annual Ice Cream Social Ready Roofer at 434 E. 61st N. The this month, so watch for yours. there’s not much incentive for these athletes. Similar to players on the Wichita Wild roster, members of the effort to keep professional indoor already here.” to slide tackle attackers. Milliken B-52s will play for minimal pay. B-52s soccer in the Wichita area, Milliken With about 16 years of experi- said teams in the PASL average At this level, players sacrifice in- came up with the new team’s name. ence at the helm of running an about five goals per game and last come to keep playing. They’d be better off financially find- Continued from Page 1 The idea was to have some fun indoor soccer league, Milliken said season, 15 contests were decided with a name that honors Wichita’s the PASL has been successful with in sudden death overtime. He said ing full-time employment off the field, college soccer career at Newman but they choose to play and most of the University in Wichita. In 2010, In- aviation heritage. its community outreach efforts and the PASL consists of teams with The PASL commissioner also marketing strategies. The teams in young, fresh talent that plays the time, they play hard. Some players for low was inducted into the Newman the B-52s will be trying to prove them- University Hall of Fame. likes the enjoyment fans may find the PASL also have lower operating game fast and aggressive. in playing off the team’s shared costs. The B-52s schedule includes selves, hoping to be given the opportu- The new B-52s coach has also nity to move up the ranks and play for served as an EMT and firefighter name with the quirky band that “(The B-52s) will be on solid home games on Nov. 9, Nov. 23, rolled out such hits as “Love footing financially with our busi- Dec. 7, Dec. 14, Dec. 28, Jan. 10, money they can live off of. Others may for the City of Wichita. Milliken be in the twilight of their careers, look- said bringing on a former Wings Shack” and “Rock Lobster.” ness model,” Milliken sad. “We Jan. 18, Feb. 1 and Feb. 9. Milliken explained that com- have plans to expand and different The inaugural roster for the B- ing to go out with some glory before player to coach the new franchise they hang up their cleats. should help excite the core group of munity support would be essential philosophies to bring in new fans.” 52s will be decided with a tryout for the B-52s’ success and market- The new league also differs from likely in the second or third week The dynamic of the new indoor diehard fans that were the strongest soccer team remains to be seen. But so supporters of the Wings as part of ing would be key, getting the team the Wings’ former league with a of September. Milliken said Venu- active in the Wichita area, beyond few rules, Milliken said. In the Works, Hartman Arena’s manage- far, we like what we’re seeing with the “The Orange Army.” conception of the B-52s. Milliken explained that Wich- just the soccer community. PASL, each goal is worth only one ment company, has been instru- He said the key for long-term point, but opportunities are often mental in helping to keep indoor We like that the team has separate ita’s new team couldn’t keep the management from the Wild and we Wings name because of a two-year success will be to build off the presented for attackers to find open soccer alive in north Sedgwick strong base of soccer fans already space working the ball up field. County. like what we’ve heard about how much non-compete clause. He also indi- teams in the PASL reach out to the cated it made sense to change up in place. There’s a six-foul rule in play “They’ve been proactive in “The people that we need to where a team can go on the power helping the B-52s be successful in communities in which they play. the name of Wichita’s indoor soccer We have no idea if the B-52s will team to assure that it’s not confused go get are the people that want play for two minutes after each foul their launch. When they told the to be entertained,” Milliken said. its opponent commits past its fifth city they were gonna keep indoor be any good when they start playing in with the city’s Independent League November, but we believe attending a Baseball team, the Wingnuts. “That’s what we want to go after is foul of the game. soccer in Wichita, they meant it,” to expand on the great base that’s Also, defenders are not allowed Milliken said. game will be worth the time and mod- In addition to kickstarting the est expense.

— The Park City Post Council member George Capps was owed for infrastructure improvements. her think of Darth Vader. Plan absent from the Aug. 13 meeting. •Held a public hearing on the 2014 bud- •Approved ordinances amending a sec- Also on Aug. 13, the council: get and adopted the budget with no tax in- tion of the municipal code relating to weeds •Heard from Park City resident Keith crease. and creating sections of the municipal code The Park City Post Continued from Page 1 Thomas who thanked volunteers for their •Approved an ordinance levying special relating to unauthorized parking of vehicles amenities. help in making the city’s Aug. 10 ice cream assessment of general obligation bonds on private property. Published monthly by Strunk Publish- George Glover opposed the social a success. He said between 300 •Approved the purchase of a new public •Approved a new telephone system at ing LLC at P.O. Box 120, Valley Center, and 400 people attended the event in Hap works vehicle with funding from the Special City Hall for $12,282 out of the Capital Equip- Kan. 67147. Publisher: Chris Strunk. beautification plan. Glover said the Street and Highway Funds. ment Fund. McLean Park. Telephone: 316-755-0821. Fax: 316-755- wayfinding signage should have been •Heard from Whitson and Mayor Ray •Approved spending $4,800 to remark •Held a five-minute executive session to police vehicles, $4,500 of which is covered discuss matters relating to potential litigation 0644. E-mail: legals@arkvalleynews. a higher priority, but also voiced frus- Mann who announced that the city was able com. The office is located at 210 W. Main, to purchase 71 vacant lots with unpaid spe- by a KDOT grant. The proposed markings and attorney-client privilege. No binding ac- tration that additional funds beyond are black and white. Residents Carol Flower tion was taken in the closed session. Valley Center, Kan. what’s allocated could be avail- cial assessments for about $2,000 in the Bear Hill development. By retaking ownership of and Dee Stuart spoke against the proposed able for beautification, but not for the lots, the city aims to market the proper- change, feeling that the traditional black and reopening the city’s swimming pool. ties and see a return on the specials that are white marking was outdated and not wel- coming. Stuart said black and white made

To qualify for an incen- for new homebuyers. A discussed the need to ef- Fall Special! Lots tive, a builder who takes $10,000 incentive is avail- fectively market Park City ownership of a vacant lot is able in Saddlebrook. Beyond to attract future residents in 10 % off when you Continued from Page 1 given six months to pull a recouping what’s owed in Bear Hill and Saddlebrook. Saddlebrook, Park City has permit to build on the prop- special assessments, Whit- The council agreed to form implemented a plan to spur erty and a year to start con- son said construction on the a committee to develop an advertise in all 4! progress in the developments. struction. An incentive may undeveloped lots is crucial effective marketing strategy The Ark Valley The marketing plan includes be used as a reduction of the for the subdivisions. in the city and discussed the requirements for builders and lot price or may be received “If people just sit on possibility of contracting new homeowners to obtain in cash by the homebuyer (vacant lots), it can kill the with an advertising agency incentives to assure that upon the closing of the new subdivision,” Whitson said. to develop an ad campaign the city sees a return on its home. “It certainly doesn’t help the to promote the city and its NewsThe Bel Aire investment in purchasing the In Bear Hill, there is a citizens.” incentives for new homebuy- lots. $15,000 incentive offered On Aug. 27, the council ers. pation in the Water Conserva- purchased between May 1 and bills. To cash in on a rebate after reeze Water tion Rebate Program. the end of 2013, or until the $1 purchasing an appliance that B The Kechi The rebates in the program million worth of rebates have qualifies for the program, turn Continued from Page 1 are available only to single- been redeemed. in the receipt from the purchase twice per week. family, owner occupied homes. Water Conservation Rebate with the application. “The City of Bel Aire wants Newly constructed homes applications are available at to remain proactive in reducing already equipped with more City Hall where residents pay efficient appliances, do not their water bills. Applications Lamp the long-lasting effects of poten- & tial droughts in the future, while apply in the program. A list of in Park City and Bel Aire are J.B.’s PCs Park City at the same time encouraging appliances that are eligible for also available on the cities’ Complete Personal Computer creative ideas to stay ahead of the rebates is available on the websites. Repair • Sales potential negative implications City of Wichita’s website, www. There is a limit of five rebat- New Computer & associated with a drought in our wichita.gov. Rebates are avail- ed items per household. Rebates Internet Setups area,” the city said of its partici- able for qualifying appliances are applied as credits on water COMPUTER • RECYCLING POST 15+ Years Experience, with References To receive the special rate, place an ad one week in the Ark Valley News during Professional, Dependable and Reasonable the month of March and in the April Park City Post, Bel Aire Breeze & Kechi Lamp. Commercial & Residential Rates Offered Jeffrey A. Black 316-755-1881 Call Teresa at 755-0821 www.arkvalleynews.com Monday - Saturday • 226 W. Main #5 to place your ad! SEPTEMBER 2013 • PARK CITY POST PAGE 5 HIGHLIGHTS DEATHS City KS 67219, payable to DAVID ELDER BILLY KNOLES Johnnie Kelley with a memo to David Grant Elder, 67, died Billy H. Knoles, 82, of Adelynn’s fund. Other dona- Aug. 8, 2013. Apple Valley, Calif., formerly tions may be sent to 461 Meeds He was the oldest of five, of Wichita and Park City, died Drive in Valley Center. born April 30, 1946, in Arkan- Aug. 3, 2013. ††† sas City to A. Lee and Duana He was a graduate of Wich- Ashley Jordan Malone and Grant Elder. ita State University. He taught Joshua Allen Sherwood were He is survived by his Auto Shop at Wichita Heights married June 8, 2013, at the daughters, Jennifer Lynn High School before moving to Wichita Scottish Rite. Follmer (C.J.) of St. Louis, California in 1966. He was a The bride is the daughter of Mo., and Christina Marie retired U.S. military veteran of Michael and Shelly Malone of Gonzalez (Nick) of Lansing; 20 years. He was also a retired Wichita and the granddaughter grandchildren, Kaitlyn, Karlie Apple Valley High School of Lois Beck, Larry Robertson, and Micah Follmer, and Alec after 22 years. Gene Robertson and William Gonzalez; brothers, Roderic of He is survived by his wife, Malone. She received a bach- Tellez Manhattan, Kan., and Clifford Norma; six children; one elor of arts degree in liberal (Sherilyn) of Park City; sister, brother; one sister; 15 grand- arts with a minor in criminal Students included Leslie Leanna Tyler of Arkansas children; and 12 great-grand- justice from Wichita State Uni- Geist of Bel Aire, Andrew City; and five nephews and a children. versity. She is a social worker Bayless of Kechi and Ellen niece. Services will be 10:30 a.m. for COMCARE of Sedgwick Crocombe of Park City. He was preceded in death Aug. 31 at Verdigris Valley County. The scholarships were by his parents and brother, Community Fellowship in Johnnie Kelley touches her niece, Adelynn The groom is the son of awarded by the Wichita Area Wilbur. Altoona. Countryside Funeral Gene Sherwood of Park City K-State Alumni Club, the K- Memorial services will be Home in Fredonia has charge. Adelynn is fighting to and Delania Taylor, who had and the grandson of Patsy State Alumni Association, Kan- at 2 p.m. Aug. 30 in the Cha- Memorials may be made to survive. been living with Delania’s Sherwood and Isabell Sher- sas State University President’s pel of Memorial Lawn Cem- the Wounded Warrior Project. The 3-pound infant born parents in Newton, were told wood. He attended Heights Office, Vanguard Scholarship etery, near Arkansas City. The with a congenital heart disease that Adelynn had a rare disease High School and works in Fund, Compton Family Schol- family will visit with friends HELEN M. RICHARDSON is at Children’s Mercy Hospital known as Persistent Truncus construction for Hutton Con- arship Fund and McCandless prior to the services at 1 p.m. Helen M. Richardson, 81, in Kansas City, Mo., and has an Arteriousus. Adelynn was struction. Family Scholarship Fund. A memorial has been died July 26, 2013. uphill battle ahead of her. taken to Children’s Mercy Hos- The couple honeymooned at ††† established with Compassion She was born and raised in And her aunt, Johnnie Kel- pital when she was 3 days old. Sandals in St. Lucia and live in Park City resident Denny International. Arrangements Coldwater, graduating from ley of Valley Center, is asking Kelley said the family Wichita. Daniel Tellez will be promoted are by Broadway Colonial Coldwater High School in for the community’s help. would appreciate any dona- ††† to Second Lieutenant-2LT1st Funeral Home, Newton. 1950 and receiving an asso- Adelynn Lilly Francis Tay- tions the community is able to Area students were awarded Regiment 235th OCS. ciate’s degree from Kelsey- lor was born July 8 in Wichita provide. Check donations may scholarships at a Kansas State Congratulations may be sent PAUL JONES Baird Secretarial School in about 10 weeks premature. be sent to Chisholm Trail State University alumni and student to him at 2539 E Egret Flight Paul Vernon Jones, 67, Spokane, Wash. She retired Adelynn’s parents, Brandon Bank, 6160 N. Broadway, Park event July 22 in Wichita. Ct. Park City, KS 67219-1733. aeronautical engineer at from the Wichita Public Boeing, died Aug. 14, 2013. School System in 1992 after He was preceded in death 25 years of service. by his parents, Jess Burton She was preceded in death Jones and Ada May Jones; by her infant daughter, Linda CHURCH HIGHLIGHTS daughter, Misty L. Hephner; Rae; mother, Geneva Pur- Christ Lutheran Church Gospel Assembly Church 0030 for more info. adult class, is offered at 9 a.m. on four brothers and one sister. cell, father, Ben Purcell; and Sunday service times are 8:30 Located at 4230 N. Oliver in Call or e-mail Pastor Rob with Sunday. Service of Matins is at He is survived by his wife, brother Ray Purcell. (contemporary) and 11 a.m. (tradi- Bel Aire, service times are 10 a.m. any questions about upcoming 9:45 a.m. followed by the Divine Pamela Jones of Wichita; sons, Survivors include her hus- tional) with a kid friendly service and 6 p.m., Sunday. Prayer service events and activities at 744-0029 Liturgy (Mass) at 10 a.m. Bradley L. Jones of Shawnee, band, Glenn; daughters, Debra and adult learning at 9:45. is 7 p.m. Tuesday. Praise and or 200-0156. Find the church Wednesday service is at 6 p.m. Jonathan (Kristin) Shaver of (Dale) Coffman of Wichita, Communion is served at all worship is 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. on Facebook, follow on Twitter Saturday Vespers is at 5:30 p.m. Carrollton, Texas, Timothy and Karla (Michael) Wong of morning services. The first Saturday evening of each “@Churchparkcity” or visit the Wednesday Night Potluck Shaver of Odenton, Md., and Sand Springs, Okla.; siblings, A variety of weekly and month are youth activities. website www.churchatparkcity. Supper Program: Sept. 4 “How Mark Shaver of Park City; Ellen Erwin, Ralph and Roy monthly activities are offered Phone number is 744-1502. com for more info. Bad Religion is Destroying our sisters, Helen Morrison and Purcell; five granddaughters, including Falcon Fellowship (free Rev. Gary D. Green is the pastor. Society,” Sept. 18 “The Hallmarks Frances Anderson; grandchil- Nicole, Angela, Amy, Jordan lunch for students at Heights High Randall Road of Authentic Christianity.” Liturgy dren, Hailey Hephner, Kira and Jenna; two step-grand- School on the second Wednesday Kechi United Baptist Church is at 6 p.m., potluck at 6:45 and Hephner, Audrey Compton, sons, Kris and Adam; seven of the month), youth groups, quilt- Methodist Church Randall Road Baptist is located program at 7:30. Christian Tucker, Ryan Jones, great-grandchildren; six step- ing, choirs and men’s breakfast. Kechi United Methodist at 6556 N Randall, Park City. Men’s study group, studying Grace Schaller, Jack Shaver great-grandchildren; and a host Find the church online at Church is located at 4533 E. 61st Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. the Gospel of Luke, is first and and Alexys Lynch; and son-in- of nieces and nephews. www.christ-lutheran.org; e-mail North. The phone number is 744- Worship is at 11 a.m. third Mondays at 7 p.m. law, Mark Hephner. Visitation was July 29 and [email protected]. Pas- 1221. Sunday evening activities start Women’s study group, “Dare Memorial service was Aug. funeral service was July 30 at 6 p.m. to Live Fully Right Where You tor Chad’s email is pastor@clc. Rev. Guy E. Rendoff is 17 at Downing and Lahey at Downing and Lahey West kscoxmail.com. Call the office at the pastor. Website is www. Wednesday bible study begins are,” is second and fourth Fridays 744-1242. kechiumc.org; Email is at 7 p.m. at 10 a.m. Group will begin with Mortuary East. Mortuary, followed by a The church is located at 5356 [email protected] Contact Pastor Jim Mc- “One Thousand Gifts,” by Ann Memorials have been graveside service at the Fair- N. Hillside (at 53rd and North Worship services on Sunday Query at 201-1696 or e-mail at Voskamp. established with the Wichita view Cemetery in Greensburg. Hillside, across from Wichita morning are at 9:03 and 11 a.m. [email protected] Holy Days for September: Na- Children’s Home, 810 N. A memorial has been estab- Heights High School). with Sunday school at 10 a.m. tivity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Holyoke, Wichita, KS 67208; lished with Amedisys Hospice During both worship services, Riverview Sept. 8, Exaltation of the Holy and the Kansas Humane Soci- Care, 250 W. Douglas, S-101, Church of the Resurrection children’s church and a nursery are Baptist Church Cross Sept. 14, Seven Sorrows ety, 3313 N. Hillside, Wichita, Wichita, KS 67202. Church of the Resurrection offered. Located at 844 W. 53rd North. of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sept. KS 67219. (Roman Catholic) is located at The church office can be reached 15, Saint Matthew Sept. 21, Our 4910 N. Woodlawn in Bel Aire. Park City Church at 838-4861. The pastor study Patronal Festival - The Feast of Masses for the Lord’s Day are of the Nazarene number is 832-9060. Saint Michael, Sept. 29. 5:30 p.m. Saturday and 8:30 and Sunday school for all ages is at The church’s website is www. During September, Sunday 11 a.m. Sunday. Weekday Masses 9:30 a.m. Worship and children’s wichitariverviewbaptist.org. sermons will focus on the Holy are 8 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, church are at 10:45. Sunday schedule has Bible Angels. Sept. 1 “All things Vis- we buy junk Thursday and Friday; also at 6:30 Wednesday Bible study for study at 9:30 a.m., morning wor- ible and Invisible,” Sept. 8 “The p.m. on Wednesday. adults begins with sandwiches and ship at 10:45 and evening worship Nine Choirs of Angels,” Sept. 15 Resurrection Catholic School chips at 6:15 p.m. at 6. “The Holy Archangels,” Sept. 22 cars & trucks has students from preschool The church is located at 2100 Fellowship meal is at 6 p.m. “Our Guardian Angels,” and Sept. through eighth grade. E. 61st North in Park City. Wednesday. At 7 is adult Bible 29 “Our Holy Patron Archangel The parish/school website is study and prayer and youth group Michael.”Call the church for more www.resurrectionwichita.com. The United Methodist (grades nine through 12). information at 734-6248 or visit Phone number is 744-2776. Rev. Church at Park City www.stmichaeloc.org James F. Weldon is the pastor. Located at 1510 E. 61st North. St. Michael’s Orthodox Fr. John Flora, pastor, can The church has “Worship & Con- Christian Church be reached at 734-6248 or Greenwich United nection Time” on Sunday morn- The church is located at 2710 [email protected]. Methodist Church ings at 9 and 11 a.m. Children’s E 61st North in Park City It is a Sunday worship service at 9 ministries are provided and a congregation of the Antiochian Send your church’s upcom- Scales now open a.m. Fellowship and coffee follow nursery is available. Orthodox Christian Archdiocese of ing events and service times to Mon-Fri: 8 am - 5:30 p.m. Sat.: 8 am -1 p.m. the service. Mondays at 6:30 a.m., there is a North America. [email protected] or call Pastor Jeff Miller can be men’s coffee group at Auntie C’s. “The Story of Christianity,” an 755-0821. Broadway Truck & Auto Inc. reached at 744-0203. Mondays at 7 p.m., the church Auto Salvage Senior Day first Tuesday of has a free Zumba class for women. each month at 10 a.m. And at 8:15 p.m., there is a Chris- 8159 N. Broadway United Methodist Women meet tian yoga fitness class. (Donations Valley Center, KS the first Thursday of each month are accepted for fitness classes.) 316-755-1127 at 1 p.m. Tuesday evenings from 6 to Movie night is the second Sat- 7:30 p.m., there is a Celebrate broadwaysalvage.com urday of each month at 6:30 p.m. Recovery 12-step study. Childcare A snack is served. is provided. The church is located about a Wednesday evening Family mile south of K-254 on Green- Ministry Night will resume in the wich Road. The phone number is fall. 744-0203. Park City Christian Preschool CHURCH DIRECTORY is enrolling for fall a.m. and p.m. classes. Call Miss Kim at 744- Valley Center Randall Road Baptist Church Christian Church 6556 N Randall Rd 1801 E. Fifth, Valley Center Park City Sunday School 10 am 755-1233 Worship 11 am Sunday—9 a.m. Sunday School Sunday Evenings 6 pm Wednesday Bible Study 7 pm 10:15 a.m. Worship Contact Pastor Jim Wednesday—6 p.m. Dinner McQuery for more info 7 p.m. Youth & Adult Studies at 201-1696 or email at Bus service provided, please call church office. [email protected]

Grace Connections Church (American Baptist) 300 N. Ash, 755-1855 Valley Center Wellington, KS Pastor: Doug Wedan Sunday 620-326-2626 Morning Worship 9:30 a.m. Adult Bible Studies 10:45 a.m. Nursery provided Wednesday Family Dinner 6 p.m. Children & youth classes 6:30 p.m. Nursery provided PAGE 6 SEPTEMBER 2013 • PARK CITY POST

ByChisholm Matt Heilman Trail Charge draws runners from across central U.S.

The participation was down a few runners from last year, but a wider area was represented. The Second Annual Chisholm Trail Charge in Park City also brought in more money than the inaugural event in 2012 and drew more sponsors. On July 27, some of the best Brothers Matthew and Ben distance runners in the central Chesang are recognized for United States competed for finishing first and second $4,000 in available prize money in the 10K. at the Chisholm Trail Charge. the July 27 5K race in a time of The field included runners from A team representing the dental office of Dr. Wendy 17:52. the Wichita and Kansas City Reynolds was recognized for having the most partici- Looking ahead, she said she areas, Nebraska, South Dakota, pation in the one-mile fun run. plans to join a professional track Oklahoma and Missouri. Chesang finished less than a distance runner in the 2011 club in New Jersey and take Last summer, the Park City Photos by Matt Heilman second behind his brother, Mat- Pan America games, said the another shot at earning a spot on Pride Committee developed and Rebeka Stowe of Olathe turns the corner onto the fi- thew Chesang, of Fort Riley, Chisholm Trail Charge was the 2016 U.S. Olympic team to organized the annual fundraiser nal stretch of the 5K race at the July 27 Chisholm Trail who also won the 5K to match her first race shorter than a compete in the steeplechase. that features 5- and 10-kilome- Charge in Park City. Ben’s effort last year. Both men 26.2-mile marathon in about 18 Stowe said she likes the low- ter races that begin and end in ments about how nice the park all men and women winners in finished the 10K in a time of months. key, yet competitive nature of Hap McLean Park. The event looked,” Stuart said. “The park each race. Second-place finish- 31:06. Herron won the women’s the Chisholm Trail Charge and also features a one-mile fun run. looked beautiful thanks to the ers earned $350 with third-place Wichita’s Marcus Bailon 10K in a time of 36:30. Her appreciated how well the event Chisholm Trail Charge city crews.” finishers cashing in $150. finished third in the 10K in a time in the 5K was 18:13. was organized in its second year organizer and Pride Commit- Stuart said the participation The individual winners for time of 31:10. Raquel Stucky of Wichita in Park City. tee member Dee Stuart said the didn’t match last year’s mark men and women in each of 12 Matthew Chesang won the finished second in the 10K and “I thought the race directors long-term objective of the event of 148 runners in large part age groups were awarded with 5K in 15:40, 12 seconds ahead third in the 5K in her second did an awesome job,” she said. is to raise money for Pride’s because there was a chance of medals. of Wichita’s Nathan Wad- year competing in the Chisholm Eve Vincent and her daugh- outreach efforts, especially the rain in the forecast. Registra- Several participants started sworth. Ben Chesang finished Trail Charge. She finished the ter, Christina Addison, of Valley Park City Food Pantry. tion fees also increased, but the the 10K race at 7 a.m. and ran third in 16:16. 10K in 36:51 and the 5K in Center were among the local On July 27, enough money costs are still on the low end of again in the 5K that started On the women’s side, 18:23. Stucky, a veteran of 10 names that earned medals at the was raised to essentially pay what most organized races cost, about 90 minutes later. Camille Herron, a professional marathons, representing First Chisholm Trail Charge. Both for the Third Annual Chisholm Stuart said. The leader board was similar marathon runner from Warr Gear in downtown Wichita, women won their respective age Trail Charge next summer. As Registration fees increased in both races. On the men’s Acres, Okla., won the 10K and won the 10K last year and groups and were among the top the final times were recorded by $5 for the Second Annual side, Ben Chesang, who won finished second in the 5K. Her- finished second in the 5K. five overall women in both the and refreshments and awards Chisholm Trail Charge. A few $1,000 for winning both the 5K ron, who has won 10 marathons For the second year in a row, 5K and 10K races. were distributed at the runner’s runners who competed in both and 10K last year, settled for a in her career, said she didn’t Olathe’s Rebeka Stowe won the Vincent competed in the village at the north end of the the 5K and 10K races won $500 payday on July 27. hear about the Chisholm Trail women’s 5K at the Chisholm Chisholm Trail Charge last year. park, several runners expressed back their $25 to $35 entry fee The University of Kansas Charge until about a week Trail Charge. Stowe, a recent Addison is a 2006 Valley Center an interest to return to Park City several times over. graduate finished as the run- before the event. KU graduate who competed at High School graduate who went next year. The Chisholm Trail Charge ner-up in the 10K and in third The two-time qualifier last year’s Olympic trials in the on to compete in track and cross “I heard a lot of com- again offered $500 to the over- place in the 5K. In the 10K, for the Olympic trials and a 3,000-meter steeplechase, won country at Tabor College.

New clerk and finance director

findsBy Matt Heilman ‘ideal situation’years of in anPark English teacher City in Kinsley experience before going back to Kansas Terry Coltrain has called in profes- State University to complete his Park City home for about four sional accounting degree in the late years. Now, the finance and ac- finance and 1970s, said his new position in counting professional is work- accounting Park City is a welcome change ing less than two miles from to the City from what he’s used to. where he sleeps. of Park In his previous roles, Col- Last month, Park City clerk City. In his train has been called on to get and finance director Dennis career, he’s finances in order, often starting Nichols submitted his resigna- worked for from scratch to fix problems. tion to transition to a position in Coltrain non-profit In Park City, his new role church ministry. Coltrain was agencies offers less stress at the start. hired as his replacement. including Coltrain said his responsibilities Coltrain started his new role Ketch and the Salvation Army, are clearly defined and the city on Aug. 26, learning the ropes served as the Sedgwick County has done well with its account- from Nichols before he flies controller for five years and ing practices and organization. solo starting after the Labor Day as an auditor for Wichita State “This is an ideal situation,” weekend. University for another five Coltrain said. “Not what I’m Summer social Nichols, who started with years. used to.” the city in September of 2010, Coltrain also has experience ABOVE: Chisholm Trail said he planned to serve his serving as a financial consultant Elementary School first- role for longer than three years, and has been trained in emer- Massage Therapist grade teacher Marsha but he couldn’t turn down the gency planning, which is one of Holl scoops ice cream call to return to ministry and the qualifiers that Assistant Park Steve Willms for a child Aug. 10 at the the chance to devote full-time City Administrator Dan Walden M-F 10-6 pm • Sat 10-3 second annual Park City service to disadvantage people cited in selecting Coltrain to Gift Certificates Ice Cream Social in Hap he has a heart for. replace Nichols. Available McLean Park. In leaving Park City, Nichols Coltrain, who worked as 316-755-3438 RIGHT: The event fea- said he would miss past and tured free ice cream and present city council members water melon and a perfor- who have become his friends mance by musical guests, and the city staff that he worked Auctions with Action 80 Proof Engine. with on a daily basis. Coltrain, 59, brings about 34 We Make it Happen Photos by Matt Heilman

By Matt Heilman Oklahoma, Nebraska and Mis- The Park City BMX track of events, visit the Park City Local track hosts weekend races Largest Watercraft Auction souri were unable to attend the operator said work is being BMX Facebook page. The weather finally cooper- event because it conflicted with done to redesign the board of in the Midwest — ated. On Aug. 24 and 25 the their state championship races, volunteers who help maintain 1st Sat. of each month Park City BMX track hosted Guinn said. the track. For the remainder I Will Fix Your races that had previously been “We were originally hoping of this season at the Park City Computer! 6460 N. Broadway rescheduled twice. On Aug. 24, for about 200 riders,” he said. BMX track, races are held ev- Kechi resident with Wichita KS 67219 about 75 riders, primarily from The Aug. 24 qualifier ery Saturday until November. (316) 744-9950 across Kansas, competed in the couldn’t have been further de- Ultimately, Guinn said he’d four Microsoft Kansas State Qualifier. layed because the state cham- like to see enough support for certifications. Home or newcomauction.com Track operator Jeremy pionships are set for Sept. 14 the track to allow it to host rac- pick-up repairs. Guinn said the racing went and 15 at Emory Park in south es on Saturdays and Sundays 316-990-1999. Usually well, but did not draw as many Wichita. as was initially planned when $50 plus parts. Includes participants as it would have On Aug. 25, the Park City the track opened in 2011. FREE Antivirus for life! if the weather would have al- BMX track hosted a Race for For more information on lowed the qualifier to be held Life event that was organized the track and the schedule CALL FOR FREE advice! when it was initially scheduled as a fundraiser for leukemia in late July. research. The Aug. 25 event Groups of riders from drew 26 riders, Guinn said. One Month Unlimited Golf for only $35 Cart extra, Must activate by October 1, 2013 Not valid with other offers, tournaments, league play or holidays. 800 S. Kansas • Newton www.foxridgegc.com • 316-283-4666 SEPTEMBER 2013 • PARK CITY POST PAGE 7

ResidentsBy Matt Heilman dicts Parknot City’s desired impressed image with proposedwill be covered policeby a grant the wouldn’t decals associate the brighter as a progressive and friendly department obtained through colors with law enforcement. It’s a minor change, but it’s community. She said the “old- the Kansas Department of The council approved one that drew a strong reaction fashioned” look could give off Transportation. spending $300 for new, more from a pair of longtime Park the perception that the officer With the grant, the city traditional decals on police City residents. And the feed- behind the wheel isn’t going to will be refunded $4,500 after vehicles, 6-1. Council member back wasn’t encouraging. be approachable. purchasing new decals. Melvin Kerr opposed the mo- At the Park City council’s Former mayor Dee Stuart Council member Chris tion. Council member George Aug. 13 meeting, Police Chief indicated she liked the original- Johns said he appreciated Capps, who is a former Park Phil Bostian introduced a plan ity of the current bright green Flower and Stuart’s passion, City police chief, was absent to replace the decals on police design for the decals on the but ultimately felt it was in the from the Aug. 13 meeting. vehicles from the current green police department’s SUVs and city’s best interest to go along The new decals on police marking to large, black letters. said the black block lettering with the police department’s vehicles is the second cosmetic The decals will still identify too closely mirrors the look of request since there’s not much change to the Park City Police the Park City Police Depart- the police vehicles in Bel Aire. of an expense coming from Department since Bostian start- ment, but the message behind She added that the tradi- the city and an upgraded look ed with the city in April. Last the identifier can be interpreted tional black on white marking was requested from the officers month, officers began wearing differently with how it’s dis- carries a negative perception Courtesy photo who utilize the vehicles. new uniforms, switching back played, the residents said. that reminded her of “Star Council members also from tan to navy blue. Carol Flower, who has lived Wars” villain Darth Vader. Park City police have requested a more traditional look shared the opinion that the Prior to the recent uniform in Park City since before the Bostian said the request for to the sides of their vehicles. This artist’s rendition more traditional decals on change, Park City officers town was incorporated, said the decal change came from his shows what police have in mind. police vehicles could make wore navy blue for about 20 the traditional black lettering officers. The council approved the current decals from green ing. The cost for new decals them more quickly recognized years before adopting the tan on white vehicles contra- spending about $300 to replace to the traditional black letter- is about $4,800, but $4,500 by non-residents who likely uniforms in 2002. HIGHLIGHTS QuikTrip off 61st North and Former home of I-135 and walked out without New owners expand already paying for merchandise. BTK victim sold The suspects in the theft A Park City home where that took place between 5 BTK serial killer Dennis and 5:30 p.m. Aug. 19 were Bysuccessful Chris Strunk motorcycleConner, track races. So does Tyler Rader murdered his eighth reported to be among a group Lummus, the 19-year-old son victim was sold at an Aug. 27 of Wichita Heights High It’s 1.6 miles of hairpins, of Tony and Tabitha Lum- public auction. School football players. washboards, tabletops and mus. On April 27, 1985, Rader The QuikTrip store man- banks. “It is a family affair for all snuck into the 960-square- ager reportedly contacted The sandy dirt track at Bar of us,” Bruce said. foot, ranch-style home on the Heights football coach- 2 Bar MX Park southwest Bruce and Tony have oth- Independence Street and mur- ing staff and requested that of Valley Center came alive er full-time jobs, but devote dered his neighbor, 53-year- coaches make the players with motorcycle riders Aug. three or four days a week to old Marine Hedge. return and pay for the items 11 for the second half of the preparing the track for race It was the only murder they stole. The manager first Border Battle between weekends. Amy and Tabitha Rader committed in Park City, reportedly advised that if the Kansas and Oklahoma riders. work at the track full-time, where the serial killer lived for players complied with the The event was expected they said. more than 30 years and served request, she wouldn’t press to draw 400 riders and close Tony said the work is as the compliance officer from charges. to 2,500 worth the sacrifice when he 1991 until his arrest in 2005. — The Post staff specta- sees the positive reactions The home sold for tors, from some of the sport’s $35,000, nearly $25,000 below show- youngest riders. its county-appraised value. casing “It’s not for the money,” Rader’s home was sold pro and he said. “If you’re not doing at auction after his arrest in pee-wee it for the love of the sport, 2005. After the title didn’t go competi- you’re not going to be in through with the buyer, the tors. business very long.” city took ownership of the But Amy said the group wants house and had it demolished. more to promote area shopping — Matt Heilman than that, and services to riders and Bruce the Aug. their families when they Richardson 11 races come in for race weekends. were the Bar 2 Bar has applied to Shoplifting com- be a sanctioned American ing-out party of sorts for the Motorcross Association facil- involves players track’s new owners, Tony ity, which would make it the Five high school students and Tabitha Lummus of Chris Strunk only track in Kansas to do walked into the Park City McPherson and Bruce and Dustin Winter rides on the Bar 2 Bar motorcycle track so, Bruce said. Amy Richardson of Park Aug. 6. Two area couples bought the track late last For more information City. year. about the track, which is “We just want to provide located at 7800 W. 61st Ryan’s Dog an unbe- size. Races went from about tocross Series race and three North, see the Bar 2 Bar MX lievable one minute per lap to more Kansas ATV series races. website or Facebook page or Grooming experi- than two. Similar to Jeeps Motor- call 293-8132. ence ev- The track was in “fan- cycle Club in Park City, Bar Kechi, KS ery time tastic” shape when the new 2 Bar is part of the Central 371-7258 somebody owners took over, they just Kansas Motorcross Series. pulls into “dressed it up,” Amy said. The Aug. 11 races fea- that gate,” The new owners also got tured 27 different classes, Bruce Monster Energy on board as with a variety of cyclist age said. a sponsor, which helped sig- and ability. The nage and aesthetics efforts. Bar 2 Bar also will host “We bought it with the the Monster Energy Winter Tony Lummus couples, whose intent of providing a fam- Series starting in November. children ily-friendly environment for The Richardsons’ son, ride motorcycles competi- everyone, yet offering a com- petitive track to attract top- tively, purchased the track Suzys Hair Designs from Ken and Kim Voss in quality riders from across the December 2012. The track country,” Bruce said. “The 234 Sioux Street [email protected] had been voted the best in whole year, our focus has Kechi, KS 67067 been toward and about this Kansas each year since 2009. 316-744-2431 weekend.” The new owners remod- [email protected] eled the concession stand and The track previously added fencing and bleach- hosted a Central Kansas Mo- ers. 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WildBy Chris Strunk Westing convicted in 2010 of sevenfounder and hold no grudges against Wildgets West World opened out reach this point,” of Etheredge prison tors his previous convictions, counts of securities fraud. Etheredge. near 77th North and I-135 said during a news conference and he took advantage of Thomas Etheredge, who Etheredge was incarcerated “We really kind of recon- in May 2007 and closed two in July 2007. close friends, covering up the conned friends and fellow in El Dorado and Winfield ciled ourselves with the fact months later with $24 million The park’s rides and other problems associated with Wild churchgoers into giving thou- for a year and has been in the that it was a bad deal all the in debt. infrastructure were eventually West World. sands of dollars to support his Wichita Work Release Center way around,” Mike Porter The company filed Chapter auctioned off, and Etheredge “We’ve moved on,” Mike Wild West World theme park in Wichita since March 2011. said. “We weren’t the only 11 corporate bankruptcy as was arrested on securities Porter said. “We don’t harbor in Park City, was released Valley Center accountant ones who got injured. … In all Etheredge blamed the park’s fraud charges in May 2009. any hatred or anything like from prison last month. Mike Porter, who invested honesty, I hope he’s learned failure on poor attendance Prosecutors said Etheredge, that. We’ve accepted what Etheredge, 59, served more $100,000 into Etheredge’s some lessons, but I really caused by continual rain and who served prison time on happened. What are you going than three years of his five- theme park, said he and his don’t have any animosity storms. similar charges in 1987, did to do? There are worse things year prison sentence after be- wife, Pam, have moved on toward him.” “It pains us as a family to not fully disclose to inves- in life.”

NewtonBy Matt Heilman Medical CenterAir Force career also included expands husband and father of two be reachopen from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. his residency at Travis Air young daughters said he likes Mondays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. With a focus on catering to Force Base in the San Fran- the opportunities practicing Tuesdays, Wednesdays and the needs of small communi- cisco Bay Area. family medicine gives physi- Fridays and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. ties north of Wichita, Newton Duncan described his last cians to personally know their Thursdays. Medical Center is expanding. two years in emergency care patients. At the Sedgwick, Valley Starting on Aug. 5, Dr. Spencer as “a stop gap” before he was In an emergency room, he Center and Park City Medical G. Duncan began seeing pa- able to transition back to fam- said, doctors often treat pa- Plazas, Newton Medical tients at the newly constructed ily medicine. tients once and never see them Center is offering $20 physi- Medical Plaza of Sedgwick. Duncan, who earned his again. cals and donating $10 from Duncan, a 34-year-old medical degree from the “In a family medicine each physical to the student’s Winfield native, has experience Kansas City University of setting, you see the children, school. Duncan said the part- in emergency care and family Medicine and Biosciences, parents, the grandparents on nership with the school district medicine. Before accepting the is certified by the American a routine basis,” Duncan said. is one aspect of Newton Medi- position as the family medicine Board of Family Medicine. “That’s what definitely draws cal Center’s expansion that has physician at Medical Plaza of He said he enjoyed the chal- me to primary care is just the him looking forward to work- Sedgwick, Duncan worked lenges and rewards associated relationships really that you ing in Sedgwick. for two years on a contractual with working in an emergency get with the patients. You Kelly said walk-ins could basis in the emergency room room, but is glad to return to know everything on a patient’s also be accepted at Medical at Newton Medical Center’s Matt Heilman practicing family medicine in chart when you see them in Plaza of Sedgwick as the clinic main campus in Newton. Dr. Spencer Duncan (left) will begin seeing patients at what he hopes will be a long- the lobby checking in, by looks to assist area residents Prior to joining Newton the new Medical Plaza of Sedgwick Aug. 5. Joining him term career stop at Medical memory.” wherever needed. Medical Center, Duncan in introducing the new facility is Chris Kelly, the direc- Plaza of Sedgwick. Chris Kelly, director of “We’re here to meet the served in the U.S. Air Force as tor of clinics and outreach for Newton Medical Center. Aside from having more clinics and outreach for New- community’s needs and to try the active duty primary care time for his family with more ton Medical Center, said the to address those issues as they physician for more than 1,600 patients at Wichita’s McCon- nell Air Force Base. Duncan’s traditional working hours, the Medical Plaza of Sedgwick is come up,” he said.

Pride seeks holiday decorators PrideBy The Post staff providesthat these childrensummer might age of lunches nuts, a package of By The Post staff men, etc., that they would be possibly have been hungry cookies and a loaf of bread. willing to donate to this project, For the second year, Pride will be decorating pub- contact Carol Flower to arrange at lunch time. Pride’s goal The bags were delivered by lic spaces again this year for the Park City Pride has helped was to partially bridge that Pride Chairperson Linda for pick-up. CLASSIFIEDS Chisholm Trail students community’s enjoyment, and “I know that there are a lot of 20 Help Wanted gap. Holsey, Dee Stuart, Darrell the group is looking for people by providing food items Pride worked with Wilcox, and Ken and Carol folks out there that enjoy bring- for those who receive free willing to help with the project. ing smiles to their neighbors Chisholm Trail’s principal Flower. Volunteers don’t have to be lunches during the summer. to determine how many Pride looks forward during the holiday season be- The free lunch program Pride members, just people with cause your houses are decorated bags to prepare. The bags to working on other joint energy and imagination who ended on July 24. contained a large box of projects for Chisholm Trail so beautifully,” Flower said. There would have been love the color and excitement of “We need your decorating skills cereal, toaster pastries, Elementary during the the holiday season. a two-week timeframe peanut butter, jelly, a pack- school year. to make our city look its best Pride has purchased new led during the season.” lights and accessories. If anyone Contact Flower by Sept. 1 at has outside lighting in good 744-0766 (leave a message) or shape, such as reindeer, snow- at cafl[email protected].

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