Commission approves small Evergy easement near Elk City State Park entrance
August 31, 2026 | Montgomery County, Kansas
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Montgomery County commissioners approved an easement of roughly 0.27 acres to Evergy to allow electric service to an adjacent private parcel near the Elk City State Park entrance.
Public Works staff explained the easement wraps around adjacent parcels and is consistent with prior agreements in the area; the county's legal reviewer and the appraiser's office reviewed the legal description and raised no major concerns. Commissioners moved and seconded the item and then voted to authorize signatures and subsequent notarization of the documents.
Staff said the easement is consistent with standard procedures used in prior similar agreements and that signatures may be notarized at a later time.
Public Works staff explained the easement wraps around adjacent parcels and is consistent with prior agreements in the area; the county's legal reviewer and the appraiser's office reviewed the legal description and raised no major concerns. Commissioners moved and seconded the item and then voted to authorize signatures and subsequent notarization of the documents.
Staff said the easement is consistent with standard procedures used in prior similar agreements and that signatures may be notarized at a later time.
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