University Daily Kansan, February 22. 1984
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City grants waivers on street extension
By SHARON BODIN Staff Reporter
People who would benefit from an extension of 15th Street to a planned research park west of Lawrence will neither have to pay in advance nor be charged for the use of the street extension, the Lawrence City Commission decided last night.
The extension of 15th Street would go beyond Monterey Way to Wakaraus
The City Commission voted 4-1 to grant waivers so that developers and others who would directly benefit from the street extension would not have to
pay for 25 percent of the project in
which you should not have to
guarantee payment
COMMISSIONER Nancy Shontz voted against granting the waivers, saying she thought the whole street extension project was a risk.
But Mayor David Longhurst disagreed. He said that even if the research park project was not successful, some development would go into the area.
"I don't think the city's getting a good deal on this," she said.
The city must extend the street some time, Commissioner Ernest Angino said, and it will be cheaper to do it now than in 10 years.
The commission asked the city staff
to determine during the next week
extension group will appropriate
group was appropriate
JOHN LUNGSTROM, a Lawrence attorney, requested the doctors during his surgery.
In other action, the commission:
Developers of the research park think that the street is a major thoroughfare, Lungstrom said, and that the proposed extension would benefit the city, not just developers of the research park or other area projects.
- Unanimously approved a site plan for the J.C. Penney Co. Inc., which is planning to leave downstreet and move
into the former Montgomery Ward & Co. building at 23rd and Ousdahl streets.
- Agreed to build a sidewalk along the north side of 15th Street between Kasold Drive and Monterey Way.
- Asked City Manager Buford Watson to finalize a request for proposals for an improved terminal building at the Lawrence Municipal Airport. The firm will help the firms to make proposals to the city to build a terminal to lease to the city.
- Voted to contribute $55,000 to improving 15th Street between Haskell Avenue and Cadet Street.
8.00 p.m.
Thursday, March 1, 1984
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