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University Daily Kansan / Wednesday, January 22, 1992
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City to regulate bars, trailer parks
A proposed city ordinance designed to crack down on crowd misbehavior at local nightspots and an ordinance regulating mobile-home parks moved closer to final approval at last night's Lawrence City Commission meeting.
By Andy Taylor
Kansan staff writer
If the bar or ordinance is adopted, the city will have the authority to revoke a bar's operating license if the establishment commits three municipal violations in one year, said Mike Wildden, city manager.
If the ordinance is approved, the commission will review it after one year.
But the ordinance was created to form cooperation between city and police officials and bar owners, he said.
"Obviously, the city will never find the reasoning to declare a nuisance if there are only one or two minor violations. It has to be long-term, severe problems." Wilden said.
Ken Wallace, owner of the Jayhawk Cafe, 1340 Ohio St., said yesterday in an interview that past incidents at the bar had been resolved by meeting with police officials. He said he hoped the ordinance would not prohibit such cooperation.
At last week's commission meeting,
several bar owners voiced disfavor with the ordinance. No local bar owners attended the meeting last night.
"I hope this doesn't turn informal cooperation into formal confrontation." he said.
The bar ordinance went through the first reading last night, and it will go through a second reading at next Tuesday's meeting. Then the ordinance will become effective when it is published in a newspaper. Wildeen said.
Also last night, a proposed ordinance regulating mobile-home parks moved within one step of being enacted. One section of the ordinance calls for owners of mobile-home parks to maintain storm shelters or inform park residents about the nearest shelter.
"This was created because of the tornado in Andover," said mobile-home park owner Tom Horner, referring to the April 1991 tornado that demolished a mobile-home park in Andover, near Wichita.
they also meet other provisions in the ordinance," he said.
The ordinance also calls for each mobile-home park to maintain adequate water distribution to individual units.
Horner, owner of Brookwood Mobile Home Park, 1908 E. 19th St., and Gaslight Village, 1900 W. 31st St., said mobile-home park owners would not see a major impact from the ordinance.
"I went down there to Andover after it happened and saw the devastation of its loss."
Dave Corliss, city management analyst, said the ordinance was created because of problems with water discharged one Lawrence mobile-home park.
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"We had a problem about this time last year with Green Acres Mobile Home Park on East 23rd Street," Corliss said. "They had a private distribution water line that wasn't providing an adequate water supply. The city didn't have appropriate regulations as to how they were providing water, and this ordinance is the tool that fills that gap."
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