City commission approves citizen survey for Lawrence
Lawrence commissioners approved spending 3000 to 5000 dollars to run a biannual citizen survey by the Kansas University Policy Research Institute. The 400 to 500 resident survey tracks public service views and race relations, with results due in January and topics including traffic, economic development, and retirement suitability.
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Lawrence
Kansas University Policy Research Institute
Steven Maynard-Moody
Institute
Gaug
Erv Hodges
Mike Rundle
Maynard-Moody
Maynard- Moody
Lawrence approves Grandfather's nonconforming use for liquor license
Lawrence officials allow Grandfather's at 815 N.H. to keep its nonconforming 55 percent food rule despite six months lapse on its liquor license. Other items cover bike shop and apartment occupancy, drainage easements, and a city stormwater plan required by the EPA due by March 10, 2003.
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Lawrence
Grandfather's
N.H
Mike Riting
Riling
Doug Compton
Gary Lang
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Kasold
Tim Herndon
Landplan Engineering
Hy-Vee
Long
Chad Voigt
Thelma Simons
West 27Th Terrace
David Corliss
Environmental Protection Agency
Voigt
County seeks FEMA grant for Douglas County EMA
Douglas County Emergency Management seeks a $20,000 plus federal grant to fund equipment training and public education. Emergency management director Paula Phillips will ask the Douglas County Commission to approve the application at tonight's meeting at 6 35 at the county courthouse on 15th and Massachusetts.
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Douglas County Emergency Management
Paula Phillips
Douglas County Commission
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Kansas Division of Emergency Management
Phillips
Tith
Massachusetts
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