University Daily Kansan, September 24, 1980
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Commission approves hiking trail along river
By JENNIFER LISTON Staff Reporter
Before receiving the easement at the commission meeting, commissioners walked the one-mile trail with Brier.
The Lawrence City Commission accepted last night an easement granted by Kansas Secretary of State Jack Brier for a hiking trail along the Kansas River between Riverfront and Constant parks.
Last night, the commission also asked Lawrence's neighborhood associations to reward their bylaws to eliminate what the commission called discriminatory membership fees.
A DOWNTOWN BUSINESSMAN complained two weeks ago that he had been asked for a $20 associate fee for the Lawrence lawrence Improvement Association.
Regular ELIA memberships are $1 for residents and property owners
in the new neighborhood, but the group had been soliciting downtown businessmen for $20 non-voting associate memberships.
Dick Dunhaupt, ELIA president,
said the bylaws were written so
businesses could make donations
and show support for the group.
The commission also decided to try to defer the demolition of a south side of the City Hall building at 8Xth and Massachusetts streets.
BRYAN ANDERSON, former owner of the building, presented alternatives to the city's planned parking lot there.
Anderson's building was condemned this summer for a small lot to provide about 25 parking spaces.
Anderson, who is appealing the building's condemnation, said the plan was too costly and suggested the city build a two-story parking garage on city land just east of the present lot.
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The new building, which will house Alumni Association offices, retired faculty services and an alumni-faculty club, will be built on Endowment Hill. The campus is surrounded by the water tanks on 13th and Oread streets and west of Louisiana street.
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When the KU Alumni Center is built during the next three years on the parking lot at 13th and Great streets, there will be a decrease in the number of parking spaces.
THERE ALSO will be better traffic movement and control because the new entrances will be farther apart than they are now. he said.
The existing lot and portion of the land that is weed-ridden will be terraced and landscaped. A retaining wall will be placed at the bottom of the
Many visitors to campus park their cars in the lot while doing business at the Union and the Alumni Association office in the Union.
Preliminary architectural plans for the 32,000-square-foot building indicate that there will be room for 65 cars and three service vehicles, Dick Wintermite, director of the Alumni Association, said early this week. That would be a loss of about 15 of the 80 spaces available now.
MOST OF THE lot will be used for University parking. Some of the parking spaces will be reserved for visitors to the Alumni offices.
ACCORDING TO preliminary drawings, all of the米eter and blue-zoned lot will be gone, and remaining spaces will be farther from the Kansas Union and Smith Hall, said Don Kearns, director of parking.
"We're not using the lot to full capacity now." Kearns said.
But Kearns and Wintermorte said they did not expect any problems.
hill near Louisiana, to allow for grading and leveling of the land for the new lot.
Visitors may park in another lot on Cread across from the existing lot if the Avenida de la Reina.
Although final plans for the building have not yet been completed, Kearns and Wintermote expect them to differ little from the preliminary plans in the amount of parking that will be available.
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