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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2002
Page
1
A compact note describes a bridge feature inside the aviary at Lee Richardson Zoo. The wording highlights the structure as part of the visitor experience and animal housing context.
Agriculture Secretary Jamie Clover Adams seeks new fees to fund irrigation oversight in western Kansas. Critics led by Senate member Robert Tyson oppose current levels, citing broad budget woes and limited appetite for increased spending. Proposals would tier fees, with large water users charged up to 20 dollars per water right application as backlogs and general fund cuts threaten staff and service.
Finney County commissioners upheld a nuisance of appearance decision by the Board of Zoning Appeals on Mid States Developers property near Schulman Avenue and T Bone Drive. The panel met privately, sparking questions whether KOMA was violated and prompting debate over whether quasi judicial boards fall under open meetings rules.
Garden City USD 457 faces a key decision on whether to add projects to a November bond election. Board president Bruce Reichmuth warns adding items could doom the ninth grade center proposal, which is valued at about 19 million dollars to alleviate high school space. The district would share costs with the state covering 31 percent due to lower property valuations.
Kansas livestock chief tells House committee last week's unfounded foot and mouth outbreak rumor showed his agency lacked a crisis plan. George Teagarden said information sharing with key personnel before a crisis is needed and that state, federal, and market regulators probe possible market manipulation for profit. Prices fell nationally, nearly $1.50 per hundredweight, affecting Holton market cattle and Midwest trades.
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