Weatherization program aims to heat Lawrence homes
Lawrence plans a $40,000 weatherization project under the federal Community Development Block Grant. About 55 low income families will receive attic insulation storm windows and weather stripping to cut utility costs and improve comfort for winter. Bids close December 28 after contractor tours of applicants’ homes this week, funded by 1993 94 CDBG funds.
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Lynn Goodell
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Linda Hixon
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Proposed LMH health plan gains board of directors
Lawrence Memorial Hospital moves toward a new Community Health Plan for Douglas County. An interim board of directors includes Sidney Garrett Howard Mossberg Mark Praeger Steven Bruner William Walker Donald Hatton and Robert Ohien. The hospital plans to file articles of incorporation and will vote on a lab contract at 9 a.m. Wednesday. The path lab contract would pay $160 000 to $170 000 annually for autopsies.
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Sidney Garrett
Howard Mossberg
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Steven Bruner
William Walker
Donald Hatton
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Lawrence Clinical Laboratory
State offers heating bill aid in 1994 program
The Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services will accept applications for its 1994 Low Income Energy Assistance Program through March 31. The program helps defray heating costs for low income households with benefits based on income, utility rates, and dwelling type. A family of four must have three month income not exceeding 3946 dollars. Individuals with medical need for air conditioning or who are disabled or over 65 may qualify for air conditioning assistance. Call (800) 432-0043 to request an application.
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Lawrence set to vote on Payless Cashways plan
Lawrence city commissioners will review the final development plan for a Payless Cashways store with a lumber yard on 10.68 acres near the South Iowa Street Armstrong Road intersection. The plan includes a 57,000 square foot retail building, 56,200 square feet of lumberyard warehouse space, and 288 parking spaces. Rezoning to permit the store is required, contingent on planning commission action.
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Payless Cashways
Iowa Street
Armstrong Road
Ing
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Planning staff backs store approval with 12 conditions
The planning staff recommended approval of the development subject to 12 conditions. A key requirement is that the store’s primary sign be ground-mounted as the site serves as a gateway to the city.
Zaremba Heights zoning and 1994 plans review
A zoning change request for about 78.32 acres east of Douglas County Road E 1500 and south of N800 from A to A-1 is under consideration. Also to review and approve the Unified Work Program for FY 1994 and the Transportation Improvement Program for 1994 1999. Douglas County Public Works requests Willow Springs Township road declarations as minimum maintenance roads.
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Zaremba Heights
Douglas County Public Works Department
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