Daily Report February Building Permits Summary
The Daily Report lists building permits including demolitions for American Eagle Outfitters at 1529 Davis Road and Cecil Payne at 1305 S. Elm, remodels for Michael Schrick at 609 S. Cedar and Gary Rice at 524 N. Sycamore, single family residences for Clint Burkdoll at 820 N. Birch and Robert Mitchell at 1342 Beech with Salb Construction Co, and various other permits for fences, signs, garages, and other projects across multiple addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Eagle Outfitters
Davis Road
Zhiu Fu Liu
Main
Timothy N. Schuh
S. Maple
Dodson International
Herb Whitmeyer
Cecil and
Janet Payne
S. Elm
Michael Schrick
S. Cedar
Francis Larios
Hickory
Clint Burkdoll
Birch
Bruce
Kathleen Waymire
Kelli Reed
N. Mulberry
Dick Dorsey
Dee Kruger
Leon €. Nelson
Gary Rice
N. Sycamore
Robert C. Mitchell
Barkley
Salb Construction Co
Beech
Vance Finch
Graves: Changes improve Senate water quality bill
Kansas Governor Bill Graves said Senate changes make the water quality bill more acceptable than earlier versions. The measure would let the Kansas Department of Health and Environment reclassify streams for pollution control, with debate over whether it preserves strong standards or weakens them. Graves cautioned negotiations with the EPA and noted he has not decided on signing, urging House debate to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves
Senate
House
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Kansas
Statehouse
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
House“Appropriations Committee
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Alcorn
Senate Transportation Committee
Les Donovan
Wichita
Bob Grant
D-Cherokee
Donovan
Grant
Agriculture Committee
Gary Sherrer
Dave Kerr
Neuenswander
Senate Education Committee
Sherrer
Hutchinson Rebounds After Gas Explosions
Hutchinson slowly recovers from a gas geyser crisis as shops reopen and visitors return. Merchants, led by Market Hutchinson chair Pete McGrath, report sales rising after a two week TV campaign declaring Hutchinson safe, with sales spiking above normal on several days before stabilizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson Mall
Pete McGrath
J.C. Penney
McGrath
Chamber of Commerce
Hutchinson
Lawmakers Work on County Rocks and Weed Killer Bills
Harris News Service reports Topeka legislators debate two bills limiting county sales of rock and weed killer to private buyers. Senate panel may amend to allow city county cooperation while banning county rock sales to private sources, with opt out and resident petition options on weed killer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Doug Wareham
Kansas Fertilizer and Chemical Association
Neosho County
Jewell County
Doyle Alcorn
Senate Transportation Committee
Wareham
House Agriculture Committee
Dan Johnson
Rays
Franklin County eyes codes court to curb illegal trash dumping
Franklin County commissioners favor a codes court but state law restricts use to counties with 150000 plus residents. A House bill would remove the population requirement, but has stalled. Supporters say a codes court would hold polluters accountable and benefit rural areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Thompson
Waymire
Mormon Missionaries Share Life On The Road
Yeager and two sisters continue an 18 month mission spreading their faith across cities in Kansas City and Ottawa. They face occasional rejection yet pursue daily scripture study and service while adapting to a disciplined lifestyle that includes modest dress, weekly letters, prep days, and six week transfers between assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center
Yeager
Ottawa
Kansas City
Sister Grimmer
Sister Wootton
Cedar Street
Robert Weddington
Independence
Hays
Weddington
Utah
Kansas Governor pitches school funding plan across state
Governor Graves promotes a public school finance package including tax increases to fund special education and teacher incentives. He visits multiple Kansas cities to sell the plan while outlining concerns about delaying funding until 2002 elections and facing mixed legislative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Salina
Hays
Garden City
Hutchinson
Wichita
Emporia
Parsons
Chanute
Pittsburg
Iola
Kansas City
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Ink.org
By Sarah Kessinger
Harris News Service
Don Waymire
Kansas Association of Counties
Judy Moler
KAC
Legislative Services
Darrin Peschka
Ottawaherald.com
California
Lawrence
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald
Salmans
Salmons
Kansas National Education Association
Rep
Johnson
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
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