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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2003
Page
13
City of Garden City Kansas adopts Resolution No 2099 proposing internal improvements on the East Half of Roman Road from Katie Court to the southeast. Estimated cost 44800 dollars, district assessed by per square foot, 100 percent funded by the district, no city contribution, bonds possible, publication and record filing planned.
The document outlines improvements and proposed assessment method for West Half of Kansas property and easterly Lot 1 Block 1 Prairie Crossings. It details apportionment between the improvement district and city at large, requests waiving notices, and cites Kansas statutes to authorize the act. The resolution declares the petition sufficient and assigns costs, including an estimated 84 000.06 for the improvement, to be financed by the city and applicable laws.
A district court notice from Finney County Kansas shows Golden Plains Credit Union plaintiff and Garden City ordinance 2218 amending public offense codes. The measure adds penalties for battery and battery against officers and for theft within city limits. A debt collection disclaimer is noted but not central to the ordinance.
The document lists amended sections of the Uniform Public Offense Code including sections on unauthorized official acts false signing of petitions impersonation and battery definitions. It defines domestic battery as causing bodily harm or rude physical contact with intent and sets penalties of 48 hours to six months for first domestic battery violations.
The text outlines penalties for domestic battery including fines from 200 to 1000 dollars and imprisonment terms from 48 hours to one year. It mandates treatment programs as a condition of probation or release and defines domestic battery and family member. It also updates Section 3.2 regarding Battery Against Law Enforcement Officer as a Class A violation.
The text outlines conditions for work release after 48 hours of imprisonment with daily confinement return, minimum 15 days remaining in sentence, and defines theft under Section 6.1 as acts to deprive ownership including unauthorized control, deception, or threat. Theft of value under 500 dollars is a Class A violation.
The text outlines imprisonment in a work release program and later confinement, defines convictions including municipal and diversion agreements, cites section 10.4 of the Uniform Public Offense Code, and details weapon seizure, custody, return, forfeiture, and possible options for destroyed or repurposed weapons by Garden City authorities and the Kansas Bureau of Investigation.
The city council adopts a measure repealing a prior ordinance and replacing it with new provisions effective March 1, 2003. The ordinance is approved by Mayor Tim Cruz and City Clerk Jean Payne, with Randall Grissell providing counsel. publication in Garden City Telegram required. Also present are notices for freight service and community resources.
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