Stouffer sandboxes
Wilson: 'No drastic plans'
For four years parents at Stouffer Place have compained about the children's playground there, but the KU Housing Department has no immediate plans to do anything about it.
The children's playground at Stouffer Place is a reneed-in 70 by 50 foot lot of uncut weeds and grass. Inside the pen are three short sections of pipe and two crumbling tractor tires.
STOUFFER PARENTS say their children need sandboxes and swings. The parents are angry
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Other students agreed that meals seemed to come too soon. Candy Amber. Kansas City junior, said, "I wasn't even hungry at dinner, and that's unusual."
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because, " . . . the one thing the children did have to play with— sandboxes—were taken away."
This has been a problem for quite awhile, J. J. Wilson, KU director of housing, said, but right now "we have no plans to do anything drastic."
Wilson said the housing office would have to try and work this problem out specifically, improve the sandbox situation.
"In the last month, we've had very uncooperative weather and the rain has made it hard to bring in any sand for new sandboxes," Wilson said, "but we're working on the problem."
THE BOXES WERE TAKEN away because cats—which residents say did not belong there anyway—were cluttering the sand. The debris left in the boxes caused screwworms and made it unsafe for children to use the sand.
"We do realize there are quite
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a few people at Stouffer who do keep pets illegally, and we are trying to remedy this situation." Wilson said, "but we don't want to get into a role where it involves the police.
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"We'll just have to use a little patience and work out this problem as best we can," he said.
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