Lawrence eyes westward growth with new apartment project
Plans filed at City Hall propose annexation and rezoning of about 160 acres southwest of the Bob Billings Parkway and South Lawrence Trafficway interchange. The first phase could add around 2,000 apartment units with a later phase for about 600 single-family homes. Lawrence attorney Dan Watkins represents the ownership group led by Don Hazlett, seeking rezoning for the apartment portion now and separate approvals later for single-family development.
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All Dolled up at Foundation Follies in Liberty Hall
Photos by John Young capture a skit titled Pussycat Dolls with Rick Doll masks at the 26th annual Foundation Follies at Liberty Hall. Rick Doll resigns at end of the school year as Lawrence Public Schools superintendent. Sunset Hill Elementary staff perform Workroom Workout during the event to raise funds for the Lawrence Schools Foundation.
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Brownback to curb Kansas City border job raids
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback said he will scale back efforts to lure Missouri border jobs by limiting the PEAK tax incentive program unless Missouri alters its 2014 law. The move aims to reduce cross-border job poaching and spur net new job creation in the region, contingent on Missouri lawmakers' action and investment criteria.
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North Lawrence mulls tighter home building codes urged by residents
North Lawrence Improvement Association led by Ted Boyle pushes to require drainage plans for new builds and curb density on 3,000 square foot lots. City commissioners consider changes to limit impervious coverage and address stormwater, aiming to preserve the rural feel of the area amid smaller lots.
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