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Thursday. February 20,1975
University Daily Kansan
Construction bids received for law school building
Bids for the construction of a new School of Law building were accepted Wednesday in the office of the state director of purchases in Topeka.
Low bid totaling $3,855,303 were received from contractors for general construction, mechanical work, electrical installation, movable classroom seating for the planned building.
Chancellor Archie Dykes said he was pleased with the bids because they were very close to the amount of money appropriated for the project. He said KU had anticipated possibly having to go $500,000 above the allocation.
Estimated cost of the structure, which is to be completed in 1977, has been set at $350.
Committee looks for dump site
Several sites for solid waste disposal were considered, but the feasibility of each location was not known.
Finding a location where the city and county may properly dispose of their solid waste was discussed by the Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health Committee
Ross McKinney, member of the committee, said that he was greatly concerned about the current dumping of refuse in and along the Kansas River.
Everyone is aware of the need to establish some area where authorized dumping of solid waste may be made, he said. The biggest problem is to find a suitable
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million. This figure includes other costs not included in Tuesday's bidding, such as architect fees.
Keith Lawton, director of facilities planning and operations, said the bids would be taken under advisement for 30 days before any contracts were awarded.
There are a number of alternate plans for the building that have to be reviewed, Lawton said. The building's financial depend on which of those accepted, be based on construction funds, based on the bids, will then be requested of the Kansas Legislature.
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