Todd Winters
Mayor of Gardner. The deciding figure on the Council vote.
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The people who decide.
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Mayor & City Council
Mayor
Council President
Council Vice President
Council Member
Council Member
Council Member
The five Council votes that decide the rezoning.
The City Council holds the final vote on the rezoning application. Each member is reachable directly. A short, personal email or voicemail from a real resident matters.
Mark Baldwin
Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.
Email Council Pres. BaldwinKacy Deaton
Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.
Email Council VP DeatonKelly Johnson
Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.
Email Council Member JohnsonSteve McNeer
Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.
Email Council Member McNeerMark Wiehn
Member of the City Council that votes on the rezoning.
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Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Where the recommendation begins.
The Planning Commission reviews the rezoning request first and recommends approval or denial to the City Council. Their meetings are at City Hall on the 4th Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. Public comment is welcome.
Austin Jueneman
Member of the Planning Commission.
Email Comm. JuenemanMatt Combs
Member of the Planning Commission.
Email Comm. CombsRobin Berg
Member of the Planning Commission.
Email Comm. BergCleverson Souza
Member of the Planning Commission.
Email Comm. SouzaAllen Vonderschmidt
Member of the Planning Commission.
Email Comm. VonderschmidtJoe O'Lucci
Member of the Planning Commission.
Email Comm. O'LucciFilip Landsberg
Member of the Planning Commission.
Email Comm. LandsbergEmail addresses sourced from the City of Gardner Planning Commission roster. Please verify any address with the City Clerk before sending.
Johnson County · 6th District
Johnson County Commissioner
For unincorporated residents, your direct elected representative is your County Commissioner.
The Johnson County Board of Commissioners does not vote on Gardner zoning, but the Commissioner represents you on county-level land use, regional planning, infrastructure, and emergency-service capacity, and can speak publicly on impacts to unincorporated residents.
Shirley Allenbrand
6th District, southern Johnson County including the Gardner area. Does not vote on Gardner zoning but can address county impacts. Use the county web form to send a message.
Contact Commissioner AllenbrandUse the county’s official contact form to reach the commissioners; that page is the authoritative place to send a message.