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Tuesday, October 24, 1989 / University Daily Kansan
Meeting
Tonight at 7 p.m.
Kansas Room
Level 6
Kansas Union
Speaker; Jim Surber
of Design Lab
for Info call: Brian 864-8173
Everone Welcome!
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Residents battle housing decision
By Dave Wakefield Kansan staff writer
Commissioners vote to build scatter-site home in Breezedale
Residents of the Breezedale neighborhood say that they will fight a decision made last night to continue a site-based scatter-site house in South Lawrence.
"We refuse to accept it," he said.
"After consulting with our attorney,
we will decide what to do next."
Association members asked city commissioners earlier this month to halt plans for a scatter-site house on Winona Ave. Scatter-site houses are single-family homes built on scattered, individual lots with financing from the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
At the Lawrence Housing Authority Board meeting, commissioners voted unanimously to proceed with plans for a lower-income house to be built at 33-39 Wilma Ave. Afterward, the association organized Neighborhood Association decision committee, but the association would continue to fight the decision.
City commissioners said that they had no authority to overturn a housing authority decision. Instead, Mayor Bob Schumm sent housing authority chairman Jean Collins a letter asking housing commissioners
You know that house is not comparable to others in the neighborhood. If you guys want to give me $5,000 or $10,000 right now, I'll shut up.'
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-- Cheryl Percival
Breezedale neighborhood resident
to review their decision and seek cooperation with the neighborhood.
After reading the letter, housing commissioners voted to accept it and began discussing revised plans for the Winona house.
But Breezedale association members asked if the mayor's letter meant anything at all.
"The mayor's letter states, "Reconsider the proposed project," said Collister, an attorney for the City. "What are we doing here tonight?"
Housing commissioners then agreed to vote again on whether the house on Winona should be built. Housing commission, they voted to build the house.
A plan for a three-bedroom house,
revised after Breezedale residents
objected to the original plan for a four-bedroom house, was then considered. Commissioners voted unanimously to build the three-bedroom design.
Breezedale residents objected to the new plans, saying that no other house in the neighborhood had only 1,000 square feet and that no other house had Masonite siding. If the house is built, property values will suffer, said Cheryl Percival, 132 Pawnee Avenue.
"You know that house is not comparable to others in the neighborhood," she said. "If you guys want to buy $100,000 or $1,000,000 it'll shut up."
Collister told commissioners that it was ridiculous to expect the association to give a more informative response because they were seeing the plans for the first time.
"When people aren't given the opportunity to say something meaningful, why have a meeting at all?" he asked.
Collins said that the housing authority could not change its decision because it had already bought the property.
"The only thing that would satisfy them," she said, "would be if we abandoned these plans."
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Capture the Moment...
The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts Concert Series Presents
A Sunflower Celebration
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Michael Palmer, Music Director and Conductor
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October 27, 1999
Hoch Auditorium
Program
Clairinet Concerto No. 2 in E-flat Major, Op. 74
Clairinet Concerto
Symphony No. 4 in E Minor, Op. 98
Weber Copland Brahms
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