Legislature expands live audio streaming for hearings
Kansas lawmakers will extend online access by streaming audio of House and Senate committee hearings, with audio streaming starting this month. Video streaming is not planned due to cost and bandwidth needs, says IT chief James Mutter. A three year $199,000 grant funds the streaming project through the Division of Computer Services.
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City Commission to hear objections on parking garage tax
Lawrence officials schedule final public hearing on the Library Parking Garage Benefit District to allow downtown property owners to contest the $915000 extra tax. Finance Director Bryan Kidney notes the hearing finalizes assessment proportions and reviews notices and legal steps.
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City Commission to hear update on downtown grocery group
The City Commission will receive an update from the downtown grocery store committee, which has met for four years and will present at Tuesday’s meeting. The committee is a local group focused on bringing a downtown grocery store to the area.
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