Baldwin City Considers Neighborhood Revitalization Plan
Baldwin city officials will present a neighborhood revitalization plan to commissioners for consideration and review. The council recently passed an ordinance establishing the plan to encourage structural improvements on commercial and industrial properties. The plan abates incremental assessed value changes, per a letter from City Administrator Larry Paine to County Administrator Craig Weinaug, requiring an intergovernmental agreement with Douglas County and the Baldwin school district.
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Paine outlines plan to boost appearance and equity
Paine states the plan aims to improve overall appearance, restore community pride, raise residents’ quality of life, and foster public equity by encouraging reinvestment in a distressed area to stabilize a declining tax base and raise property values after rebates. It excludes new construction in new areas as the goal. The city council adopted the plan on December 7.
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Township authorizes cereal malt beverage licenses and bids
The board authorizes a Class B license for Flamingo Enterprises Inc. and grants resolutions for Flamingo Catering Flamingo Inc Gilded Cage and Judys Junction. It considers amending the sick leave policy and waiving bidding to contract with a jury management software provider. An ambulance bid solicitation and a $729 Motorola 800 megahertz radio contract increase are under review.
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Half lottery prize left unclaimed in Kansas case
Kansas Supreme Court rules the couple who won half of a 1994 cash lotto prize may not claim the other half if a second winning ticket existed but was not turned in. The court, in a unanimous decision, preserves their right to a hearing before the Kansas Lottery executive director to present evidence of a second ticket sale.
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Kansas City attorney found guilty in meth conspiracy case
Charles Nichols 64 of Kansas City was found guilty by a federal jury of aiding and abetting an attempt to distribute pseudoephedrine in a methamphetamine conspiracy that involved six others who had pleaded guilty. He was acquitted on one conspiracy count and remains free on bond with a potential 20 year sentence and no sentencing date set.
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