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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 2015
Page
3
City commissioners prepare to review a revised audit from McDonald & Associates on Rock Chalk Park infrastructure. The updated report shows the city owes $1,092,971, higher than the initial $1,025,649, with ongoing questions about earlier calculation methods.
City and KU Endowment dispute recreation center costs and payments, with Version 1.0 recording 10.55 million paid and Version 2.0 reflecting 10.5 million. Discrepancies affect the 22.5 million total cap for Rock Chalk Park expenses and architecture fee credits, while some 1.0 payments may lie outside the development agreement. Further review continues.
A Lawrence committee of neighborhood city and business representatives gathered at the Public Library to define success for the Ninth Street Corridor Project. The seven block renovation from Delaware to Massachusetts will include streetscape upgrades public art and landscaping with meetings open to the public and ongoing monthly input sessions.
Kansas University names Mahesh Daas as dean of the School of Architecture Design and Planning, effective June 15. He comes from Ball State University where he was professor and department chair, succeeds John Gaunt after more than two decades, and plans to expand interdisciplinary, design computing and robotics work across on campus and partners.
The Liberty Hall hosts the first TEDxLawrence with a dozen speakers from cancer research to world air guitar. Mick Murray, pastor at Antioch Community Church, urges theologians and scientists to collaborate to solve riddles of our time. Anthony Barnett discusses human canine healing and dog-assisted wellness.
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