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Wednesday, September 10, 1975
University Daily Kansan
City Commission changes code to allow inspection
The Lawrence City Commission last night tentatively approved changes in the present
The tentative approval was passed a 4 to 1 after it was agreed that a provision would be added that allowed city inspectors to complete the report. Fred Fence voted against the measure.
Mayor Barkley Clark suggested the provision because he thought it was necessary that a inspector be present for entering that was in an area cited for general inspection.
The question of area-wide inspection demands a legal provision in the code, he said. That means that if an area is picked to enter a property, the city, or an inspector may enter any house in the area. If an owner or resident denies the inspector entrance, then the inspector may obtain a warrant. When he does, the inspector can enter in the code, the inspector could be denied the warrant.
Stan Harris, a member of the Building Code Board of Appeals, said the main problem with the present code and all future codes was uniform enforcement. This past year, Mr. Harrington asked the area of Lawrence, he said, but the rest of the city should be subject to inspection also.
"It bulls down to one word," he said,
"enforcement."
Clark said that with the legal basis for inspection, all the city would be uniformly inspected.
Pence dissented because he said he thought the city had already spent too much time changing the existing code. He said that Commissioner Carl Mibek, who introduced the changes, hadn't properly conferred with members of the Building Code Board of Appeals. Mibek had conferred with the members individually instead of collectively.
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reports will be returned, with comments, by mid-April.
Shankel said University officials hoped to finish all of the studies by the end of the school year. He said he didn't know of any areas on the Lawrence campus that failed to comply with Affirmative Action guideli-as. But he said he wasn't acquainted enough with the Kansas City campus to predict its compliance.
Applications for the director of facilities and operations are still being received, Shankel said, after last Friday's deadline. Approximately 50 applications have been received. A search committee will be chosen soon by Keith Nitcher, vice chancellor for business affairs, to screen the applicants.
Shankel said he didn't think the University would have an official position concerning a proposal to sell beer in the Kansas Union. He said dry forces in the United States had been strong, but he said he didn't know how influential those forces would be.
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