Zoning Rules for Mobile Home Parks and Nonconforming Uses
The document outlines mobile home park standards including 21 ft interior drives, 2000 sq ft per trailer site, 1000 sq ft per trailer for community facilities, setback landscaped strips, minimum distances between trailers, off street parking, and signage limits. It covers nonconforming land and building uses, permits, variances, and board procedures for zoning appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Zoning Appeals
Commiss+sion
Lawrence
Planning Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Jimfled
Jeavy
Douglas County zoning rules require occupancy permits and fees
Section 23-1 requires building permits before construction with a six month validity. Certificates of occupancy and compliance must follow building permits. Sections cover plats, filing fees, conditional use permits, and penalties for violations with fines from ten to one hundred dollars per day. The document names county officials and enforcers and sets enforcement duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Board of Zoning Appeals
Community Notes From Stull Church Activities
Stull residents report church clean up began last Monday at the hall and kitchen amid remodeling. Jolly Quilters met with Phylis Hauk. next meet June 3 with Betty O’Connor. A long list of Mother's Day visits and relatives from Topeka and Lawrence are noted along with advisory group hosting a district meeting in Lawrence on May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Schwemmer
Lydia Wulfkubble
Irene Steele
Beulah O'Connor
Jolly
Phylis Hauk
Betty O’connor
Betty Hauk
Esther Swallow
Mae Unger
Beulah O’connor
Lydia Wulfkuhle
Erice Ice
Frances
Peggy Sanford
Dibbie Keith
Terry
Phyllis Hauk
John
Betty O'Connor
Ruby Caruthers
Emma Hauk
Helen Wulfkuhle
Sharon Curran
Lauri
Randy
Jeff
Carold Groothoff
Russell
Mabel Forrester
Lawrence
Eldora Warrington
Tulsa
Oklo
St. Louis
Irene Wulfkuhle
Topeka
Stull
Glen O'Connor
Ruth
Bill
Barbara Anderson
J. M. O’connor
Kannakos
Douglas County
Helen Woods
Catherine Nichols
Frances Rake
Shirly Wulfkuhle
Orville Inlees
Kansas City
John Inlees
George Armstrong
Burlington
Kenny
Brenda
Bill Anderson
Ray Ice
Edd Roberts
Vellamy
Roberts
Jerry Ice
Kansas City Medical Center
Hubert Gerhman
Johnie
Wichita
Clarence Kellum
Marvin Lee
Kenneth
John Inloes
Bruce Dean
Shari
Myrtle Kellum
Lecompton
Richard O’connor
Margert Bidinger
Rachel
Leo Bidinger
Mrs. Redmond
Independent Producers Seek Oil Imports Curbs Change
Independent Oil Producers led by H A True Jr of Casper Wyoming asked Secretary Udall for market expansion by about 500000 barrels daily east of the Rocky Mountains excluding residual fuel oil. The group spoke for the Independent Petroleum Association of America and about 21 producer organizations. True said the industry faces a crisis from a prolonged curtailment of the domestic market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stewart Udall
H. A
Dave) True Jr
Casper
Wyo
Rocky Mountains
Independent Petroleum Association of America
True
Udall
Life Magazine Says Flier Letters Show Faulty Aircraft
Life magazine defends that Capt. Edwin G. Shank Jr of the U S Air Force clearly intended to show that U S pilots in South Vietnam were supplied with obsolete and faulty equipment. George P Hunt Life managing editor replied to Assistant Defense Secretary Arthur Sylvester denying altering the sense of Shank's letters. The aviator was killed in a March plane crash in Vietnam and his letters were published by Life and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Life Magazine
South Viet Nam
U.S
George P. Hunt
Life
Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Edwin G. Shank Jr
Winamac
Ind
Viet Nam
United States
Police Killer Is Sought In French Kidnaping
Paris detectives seek Jacques Pierre Casanova 36 as leader of a four man gang linked to the Dassault kidnapping and the July slaying of a Paris policeman. He is also wanted for at least a dozen armed robberies in the Paris region. Three other gang members were arrested near the farmhouse where Mrs. Dassault, 63, wife of a leading aircraft manufacturer, had been held 35 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Dassault
Jacques Pierre Casanova
Marcel Dassault
Johnson County Farmer Finds 12 Rattlesnakes
Chauncey Worthington found a box with 12 rattlesnakes on his Johnson County farm. The snakes were given to Pat Bryan of the Kansas Fish and Game Commission for transport to a Topeka laboratory to harvest venom for serum production. Worthington says he does not know how the box arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clathe
Kan
Chauncey Worthington
Johnson County
Pat Bryan
Kansas Fish and Game Commission
Bryan
Topeka
Worthington
Zinc deficiency in irrigated soils in Kansas river valley
Zinc deficiency is common on leveled soils in irrigation districts of north central Kansas. The problem is likelier where cut soil contains free calcium carbonate. Corn and sorghum under irrigation are most at risk, and zinc fertilizer should be used if deficiency is suspected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yaris
Kansas River Valley
Kansas
Linwood Notes and Local Obits Include Tragedy
Linwood community notices report visits from Baldwin and Lawrence residents, a May Sportsman banquet at the Christian Church camp, Lions Club youth athletics events, and hospitality at several local homes. Andrew Lane of Linwood dies after being struck near K-32. funeral at Sacred Heart Bonner Springs with burial in Kansas City. Batutsi is noted as the correct Watusi tribal name in Swahili context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannie Clodfeller
Denise
Baldwin
Dean Kirkman
Lavern Reed
Debbie Darlene
Christian Church
Lions Club
Methodist Church
Lawrence
Earl Hallenbeck
Cinda de Maranville
Jerry Barnett
Earl Ezell
Ricky
Walter Coulter
Charles Henak
Lula Lamb
Fred Meinke
Ed Meinke
Meinke
Liberty
Harry Engle
Tulsa
Okla
Pearl Bourn
Mayme Engle
Andrew H. Lane
Route 1
Linwood
Sacred Heart Church
Bonner Springs
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Kansas City
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the Board OF Zoning Appeals
Board of County Commisssioners
Pernilta
Ises
Harvey M. Booth
Walter Shampschroeder
Meimber
Elmer Ousdahl
D.ef
Mathia
Interior Secretary
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