University Daily Kansan / Thursday, September 8, 1988
Code restricts notice-posting
By a Kansan reporter
Citizens should be aware of a city ordinance restricting the posting of notices on public structures, a police spokesman said yesterday.
Chris Mulanewan, assistant to police chief Ron Olin, said the ordinance prohibited the posting of notices on public poles, public utility poles, shade trees
or trash receptacles, except as authorized by law or approved by the city commission.
Mulvenon made the announcement in an effort to reduce what the Lawrence police department termed an excessive amount of handbills, notices and other temporary signs posted on utility poles.
minded that some notices would not violate the ordinance. Garage sale notices in the yard of the sale and in a corner yard with the owner's approval, which were removed the sale, would fall into that category.
Other related city codes restrict the distribution of commercial handbills and their placement on vehicles or residences.
Mulvenon said city building inspector Gene Shaughnessy had deter-
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2. two yucas, two sheefflers,
a ponytail palm and a concrete budda
statue were taken sometime between
Friday and Monday from the porch
of a house in the 800 block of Missouri Street, Lawrence police said. ■ A window of a bus owned by the Lawrence Bus Company was broken
sometimes between Friday and Monday while it was parked in the 900 block of Pennsylvania Street. Damage was estimated at $300.
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