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Board of Commissioners, October 15, 2026

Approves KDFA multifamily housing revenue bonds for Crosslines Retirement Center, 10-0

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What happened

The Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas Board of Commissioners voted 10-0 to approve KDFA revenue bonds (about $350 million) for BP Energy Resource Inc.'s 170 MW battery energy storage project.

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
Wyandotte County, KS
Governing body
Final authority
Date
October 15, 2026
Decisions
10 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, 10-0

Free sample: decision 1 of 10

KDFA revenue bonds for BP Energy Resource battery storage project at 4240 North 55th Street

The board approved, 10-0, an ordinance regarding issuance of KDFA revenue bonds (about $350 million) for a battery energy storage system. The system is 170 MW with four-hour discharge, sited on 6 acres of an unused parking lot inside the 616-acre Nearman Power Station parcel, adjacent to the existing substation. The project will pay for the substation expansion. Rick Borey of BP Energy Resource Inc. presented. The Unified Government carries no financial obligation; the bonds are KDFA's.

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Meeting Summary

The Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, Kansas Board of Commissioners voted 10-0 to approve KDFA revenue bonds (about $350 million) for BP Energy Resource Inc.'s 170 MW battery energy storage project.

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Key Decisions (10)

Approved

KDFA revenue bonds for BP Energy Resource battery storage project at 4240 North 55th Street

Vote: 10-0
Approved

KDFA multifamily housing revenue bonds for Crosslines Retirement Center

Vote: 10-0
Approved

Eminent domain survey resolution for Black Swan Lake Water Main Replacement

Vote: 9-1
Approved

Downtown KCK Self-Supported Municipal Improvement District renewal

Vote: 10-0
Approved

2026 Community Benefits Funds Disbursements

Vote: 10-0
Approved

Code of Ethics amendments

Vote: 10-0
Approved

Regular consent agenda

Vote: 10-0
Approved

Land Bank consent agenda

Vote: 10-0
Approved

Travel request for Commissioner Davis

Vote: 10-0
Other

Presentation on countywide health sales tax

Development Activity (3)

BP Energy Resource Battery Energy Storage System at Nearman Power Station

Infrastructure

Crosslines Retirement Center Phase 2

Residential

Black Swan Lake Water Main Replacement

Infrastructure

Market Signals (3)

Infrastructure

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Housing Demand

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Other

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Who Spoke (18)

Commissioner · 5Staff · 3Attorney · 3Applicant · 2Witness

On the record: 5 commissioners, 3 staff members, 3 attorneys, 2 applicants, and a witness.

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