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University Daily Kansan / Tuesday, February 18, 1992
--at a meeting last night at New York Elementary School, 936 New York St.
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Merchants propose district expansion
--at a meeting last night at New York Elementary School, 936 New York St.
By Andy Taylor
Kansan staff writer
East Lawrence residents worried
Carmen Crouse would like to look out of a window in her east Lawrence home and see the same neighborhood she has lived in for almost 20 years, not a gray expanse of parking lot and business complexes.
"We would like to see this neighborhood kept for single-family, tenant-owned homes," said Crouse, who lives in the 800 block of East 12th Street.
Although the bulldozers, land speculators and surveyors have not landed in east Lawrence, a local neighborhood group has concerns about a report issued by the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Lawrence, an organization of downtown business owners.
The report does not specify details, but it does recommend that the Lawrence City Commission determine the boundaries of the central business district without negatively affecting Lawrence merchants.
Chamber of Commerce officials discussed the report with the East Lawrence Improvement Association
The report said that the most significant problems with the downtown business district were parking, accessibility to businesses, lack of available land for further development and offering a variety of services and businesses in downtown Lawrence.
Lawrence does not have a defined central business district, but different zone classifications separate commercial property from residential property.
In order for the business district to meet those concerns, it could have to look for other places for expanded parking and development.
Earl Reimann, president of Downtown Lawrence, said the report, which will be presented to the city commission on March 17, said that business, city and neighborhood groups should
trying to do is to enhance the
"What we are
economic vitality of
the downtown
business district."
Earl Reineman President of Downtown Lawrence
seek various ways to help with the expansion.
"The main thing is to examine any alternatives that might be available and whether that means expanding the traditional boundaries of the business district," Reinman said. "What we are trying to do is to enhance the
economic vitality of the downtown business district."
Shelley Miller, who lives in the 900 block of Pennsylvania Street, said she thought the neighborhood association needed to discuss the alternatives further. Miller is a member of the improvement association.
Miller said any further expansion of his business district would have brought no benefits.
"My reaction is that this is a process that needs input from all sorts of sectors," Miller said. "And I want to see that there is broad-based input. It's safe to say that the east Lawrence neighborhood wants to be included in the process."
"Any buffer or green space will come out of the neighborhood," she said. "That's hard for people in any neighborhood, likeours, wherefinancing is difficult and where people live in housing less than $30,000. If you are big and have lots of property in the neighborhood, then you might be able to have a working relationship with the city."
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The 43rd Annual Principal-Counselor-Student and Community College Conference
Thursday, February 20,1992 in the Kansas Union 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
El Dorado-B
Ellinwood-D
Ellis-D
Ellsworth-D
Emporia-Malott Room, Level 6
Eudora-D
Chanute-B
Chaparral-D
Chapman-B
Chase County-D
Cheney-D
Cinnarron-D
Clay County Community-B
Colby-D
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DeSoto-B
Douglas-D
Dighton-B
Downs-D
COMMUNITY COLLEGES
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Butler County-B
Cloud County-B
Coffeyville-B
Dodge City-B
Fort Scott-B
Garden City-B
Haskell-B
Highland-B
Hutchinson-B
Johnson County-Regionalist Room., Level 5
Kansas City Kansas-Alderson Aud., Level 4
Neoosh County-B
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Fort Kindley Memorial-D
Fort Scott-B
Fredonia-D
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Beloit-B
Bishop Carroll-B
Bishop Ward-Oread Room, Level 5
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Blue Valley, Stilwell-Alderson Aud., Level 4
Bonner Springs-B
Buhler-B
Burlingame-D
Burlington-D
KANSAS HIGH SCHOOLS
Andover-B
Atchison-Alcove H, Level 3
Atchison County Community-B
Atwood-D
Augusta-B
Gardner-Edgerton-B
Goddard-B
Great Bend-Wheat Room, Level 4
Hanston with Bazine-B
Hayden-B
Hesston-D
Hiwatha-B
Highland Park, Topeka-B
Hill City-D
Hillsboro-B
Holton-B
Humboldt-D
Hutchinson-Kansas Room, Level 6
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Independence-B
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Labette County-D
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Lansing-B
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Madison-D
Manhattan-Malott Room, Level 6
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Sublette-D
Sumner Academy-Alecove G, Level 3
Syracuse-D
Topeka-B
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Valley Heights-B
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Washburn Rural-Big 8 Room, Level 5
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Wellington-B
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Wichita South-Alcove B, Level 3
Wichita Southeast-Parlor C, Level 5
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Wyandotte-B
MISSOURI HIGH SCHOOLS
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Lee's Summit-B
Mary Institute-B
Park Hill-B
St. Louis Country Day School-B
St. Teresa's Academy-B