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Thursday, November 2, 1978
University Daily Kansan
Panel adopts recreation priorities
Members unanimously passed a bill that set as priority projects for the University: development of softball diamonds at 23rd and Iowa streets; development of the Adams campus; development of the Clinton Reservoir; and the restoring of University tennis courts.
A priority listing of student recreational needs was approved and night by members of the board.
Jeff Chanay, committee chairman, said the bill would be presented to the Senate at next month's meeting. But he will be forwarded to the Recreation Advisory Board and the
Money to fund the projects could come from University funds or student activity
Recreational Facilities Planning Committee. he said.
Chanay said the bill was drafted by three student members of the Recreation Advisory Board. He said board members had decided the three projects were the recreational areas where the University was "hurting most."
"THE UNIVERSITY has long-range plans for the development of the playing fields and facilities," he said. "We build a softball triplex, complete with fencing and lighting, But, since the fields at Robinson Gymnasium are in such bad condition, we new fields and want to push them along."
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Chanay explained how the Adams campus would be developed.
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"The land was purchased for the purpose of water activities but the Corps of Engineers claimed it was not their domain to the lake," he said. Eminent domain means the federal government has the legal right to claim ownership of the private use, with compensation to the owner.
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"The biggest idea that's been suggested is to build a student retreat center out there where student or faculty groups can spend the weekends. There's also the possibility of having nature trails, horseback riding or an outdoor theater," he said.
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He also said he hoped KU could reach an agreement with the Corp of Engineers that would give the University access to the lake. "WE SHOULD have some sailing, canoeing and other activities if the agreement does through," he said.
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Development of the Adams campus would be financed with University, Kansas
Because the condition of University tennis courts is so bad, Chanay said, resurfacing of the court is a necessary action.
"The courts are cracked and many have grass growing on them. We've had many complaints about them," he said. "I see no evidence of any assault, our courts should be in such bad shape."
Committee members also discussed a proposed reelection fee for faculty
"Right now, the faculty pay nothing for use of Robinson Gymnasium," Chanay said. "But last year, we made an agreement with the administration that if the Student Senate would raise the student activity fee by $1.50, then the faculty would pay a fee of about 18% of the annual budget." They haven't initiated it yet and have never paid what I consider their fair share."
Chanay said he had written Shankel about the suggested faculty fee.
Smither agreed that the fee was necessary and indicated he's in favor of it," he said. "He told me that he would take it to the Faculty Executive Committee."
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