Senate backs study for Wichita to western Kansas four-lane highways
A Kansas Senate panel unanimously endorsed a plan to fund a feasibility study, up to 550000 dollars, on four-lane highways from Wichita to Garden City, the Colorado border, Liberal, and the Oklahoma border. The proposal aims to spur western Kansas growth by improving road access for agriculture, petroleum products, and regional commerce.
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Development plan for Ottawa site faces traffic and sidewalk questions
Harpool cites firm experience supporting a drug store near a Wal-Mart development. Wickliff joined last October after a potential site near Kansas City emerged. Planners addressed truck routing, new street placement, a deceleration lane on US-59, and raised sidewalks inside the project. Debates over a sidewalk network and esthetic landscaping culminated in a 54 vote for the PUD with final plats approved 6-0.
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New Homes Grow in January as Rates Fall
The Commerce Department reports a 4.4 percent rise in January new single family home sales to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 753,000, the strongest month since 1983. Prices slipped. median down 0.2 percent to 68,900, while average price fell 3.7 percent to 103,000. Mortgage rates near 10 percent spur gains in housing and late-year factory orders rose 0.4 percent in January, led by non durable goods and defense equipment.
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Wellsville OKs 20 Year Gas Franchise for KPL Kansas
The City of Wellsville Kansas proposes Ordinance 564 granting The Kansas Power and Light Company a 20 year natural gas franchise. The ordinance requires three percent monthly gross revenue payments and outlines street work, interference limits, and cost bearing for restoring surfaces. It becomes binding after mayoral signature and publication, with provisions on acceptance, preemption by state rulings, and repeal of conflicting ordinances.
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