University Daily Kansan, August 29, 1984
CAMPUS AND AREA
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Parking changes allow for lower permit prices
By LAURETTA SCHULTZ Staff Reporter
Changes in permit and parking lot classification should make parking on and around campus this semester cheaper and less confusing for most people, said Don Kearns, director of university of Kansas Parking Services.
The changes, approved in January by the University Parking Board, provide cheaper prices for some per person, fewer restrictions on several lots.
The lower prices are the result of lower operating costs for Parking Services this year, Kearns said.
services that cost-saving efforts and the money saved because fewer snow removal services were needed than were budgeted for last winter are listed as reasons for the lower operating costs.
"We felt in looking at the budget that we could cut parking prices for this year. Kearns said. We need to meet financially and still include a reduction in prices."
still include a reduction in press:
"It's a matter of doing things differently in the department to cut our own costs and passing that back
This semester, Kearns said the permit and lot system of color coding had been simplified. Two main permits are available to students and two permits are available to faculty and staff members.
to the user by reducing parking permit prices," he said.
Parking permits offered to students are Residence Hall parking permits, which require proof a student lives in a hall, and a yellow permit, which gives the student access to several lots outside of
campus.
THESE INCLUDE LOTS behind
Faculty and staff members may purchase a blue permit, which provides the most parking access, or a red permit.
the kansas Union, near Memorial Stadium, south of Robinson Gymnasium, and at the Frank R. Burge Union.
In the past, the parking offices offered students a green permit and a yellow permit in addition to Residence Hall permits.
The cheaper green permit provided parking in lots which were farther from campus than the yellow-zoned lots.
Now, all of these lots will be covered by the yellow permit.
The green permit was $36 for an annual permit last year, while the yellow permit was $42 annually. Now, the yellow permit is $35 annually.
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Senator's home in question
By United Press International
WICHTA, Kan. — A man has filed a document in Sedgwick County District Court, asking the court to remove Sen. Nancy Kassebaum's name from the November ballot.
The document was filed Monday by
Raymond Van Skiver, who claims Kassebaum, R-Kan, cannot run for re-election because she no longer maintains a residence in the state. Senators are required by law to reside in the states they represent.
VICE IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY
Van Skiver is a Republican who has run for several Sedgwick County offices in the past.
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