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Thursday, January 18, 1990 / University Daily Kansan
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County asks court to give trafficway a second look
By Kathryn Lancaster
Kansan staff writer
A Kansas Supreme Court ruling against a Douglas County bond issue for the South Lawrence Trafficway has left many unanswered questions for state and local officials.
On Dec. 8, the court ruled that the county had exceeded its home rule authority by issuing $4 million in fines and penalties to the trafficway without voter input.
County commissioners have asked the court to review its decision before scheduling a public vote on the bond issue.
issue.
Joining Douglas County in asking for reconsideration are Attorney General Bob Stephan, the League of Municipalities, three Kansas counties and one city.
All local and county bonds in Kansas must be approved by the attorney general's office before they can be issued.
tries and one city,
Harvey County, Sedgwick County,
Wyandotte County and the city of
Lenexa, all have filed motions to
intervene, requesting that the court
reconsider its decision.
Mary Horsch, Stephan's press secretary, said the attorney general's office would not approve any bond requests that could fall under this court ruling.
Donald G. Strole, attorney for Leslie Blevins Sr., who filed the
original complaint, asked the court on Friday to deny the counties' requests.
"I believe that voters should have a chance to make up their own minds about how their money is spent," Schumm said.
Lawrence Mayor Bob Schumm said yesterday that he supported the court decision.
At their Jan. 10 meeting, city commissioners decided in a 3-2 vote to recommend that the city and county each have a bond election for the trafficway.
City commissioners, who planned to schedule elections in April or May, have decided to wait along with county commissioners for a Supreme Court response.
The county expects to learn in 60 to 90 days whether the court will rehear the trafficway case.
"Until we hear what the courts will say and what the Legislature will say, it's pointless to set an election date," said Chris McKenzie, Douglas County administrator.
Mike Amyx, county commission chairman, said the commission's number one objective was to make sure the bonds become valid.
The state has pledged $40 million for the trafficway, a 14.2-mile, $58.2 million project that would link Kansas Highway 10 with the Kansas Turnpike.
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