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Wednesday, March 22, 1978
University Dafly Kansan
KU to probe parking problems
Staff Writer
By ALLEN HOLDER
University of Kansas officials soon will meet to discuss parking problems at KU athletic events, Clyde Walker, KU athletic director, said yesterday.
Walker told members of the University Senate Executive Committee that he would talk to administrators in the next two weeks and would be by耳孙 Hankel, executive vice chancellor.
Shenkel said last night he would meet with Chancellor R. Hylee D. Walker and members of Walker K. Ketha, the chief director of business affairs, also might attend the meeting.
Although Shankel said he did not know exactly when the meeting would take place, he said it would involve parking problems at athletic events, including a decision on who should be responsible for paying for parking space at those events.
based on experience and the University of Kansas Athletic Corporation budget also would be
The money, he said, could not be used for anything other than scholarships, so it is not possible to get them.
give to the university for use by students.
Walker said the contributors were not
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overseeing the contributions historically had been allowed free parking at KU athletic events. They were given the ability to
directly charged for parking, but were indirectly charged through their donations
and he had not met the police. But Walker said he had used the policy and expanded it since he came to KU five years ago.
"We certainly have expanded it," he said,
"because we have almost tripped the money donated to scholarships."
doctorate to that all of the lots that KUAC Waker was permitted to use for contributor parking were used, including lots near both Allen Field House and Memorial Stadium.
Some lots used for contributor parking at the stadium are tennis courts.
Walker said courts both north and south of the stadium were used for parking.
Although they currently are not used, courts southwest of the stadium could be used, he said, because they were paid for the work. Parking would not damage the playing surface.
Walker said the courts north of the stadium were used because they were in poor condition.
Keith Lawton, director of facilities planning, said those lots probably would not be repaired because their playing surfaces were poor.
The courts also are smaller than regulation size, he said.
Walker said the University of Kansas Athletic Corporation had permission from KU recreation services to use parking lots for contributor parking.
Walker also told SenEx yesterday that a committee might be formed this week to study seating at the stadium and the field house.
But Walker said he did not know of J. Hammond McNish, KUAO board chairman, would appoint the committee at Friday's committee definitely would be formed this year.
The committee would be formed from all parts of the board: administrators, faculty, alumni and students.
Walker said the board had not yet given any serious thought to reserved seating at home basketball games. He said the board decided it, but he had not made any plans.
But Walker said he thought the issue on reserved seating had been blown out of proportion.
"Someone overheard something out of a conversation, but didn't hear the whole story."
Walker said he thought seating problems at the stadium were more serious than those at the field house.
Walker also was asked how closely the KUAC was related to the University.
"KUAC is a private corporation, but we're a long way away from the control of the University," he said. "I answer to the chancellor, I know who I answer to."
He said KUAC could not be a completely private corporation.
"It can't be any other way, as far as the NCAA is concerned," he said.
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