BUHLER, Kan. — The Buhler City Council will hear a report from Westar officials about several projects going on in the area and some outages that have occurred recently in the city.

The report is part of Tuesday’s agenda session. Westar continues with several projects in the area, but because of various outages and aging infrastructure, the company is changing some of the work schedules and doing other things to keep the system running as it should, according to City Manager Merrill Peterson.

Also Tuesday, the council will get a report from County Commissioner Bob Bush, who will update the city on the county road improvements because of flooding. The council will consider a change to the current ordinance regarding the use of golf carts on city streets. Under the proposal, golf carts would be allowed on the streets at night if they have proper lights and turn signals.

Also on the agenda is a request from Buhler USD 313 to allow for more parking along Main Street in front of the schools. The spaces will take the place of unneeded bus parking.

Because of the crowd that is expected for the Westar presentation, Tuesday’s meeting has been moved to the Buhler Elementary School at 800 N. Main at 7 p.m.