Buyers Guide

Senior Apartment Living
Low Rent!
Utility Assistance!
A-ffordable Cuts
Salon & Barber Shop
Hair Cuts
$13
Perms
$45
Judy,
Stylist
Mike,
Barber
785-827-4059
314 S. Broadway
Wed. - Sat. Open at 8 AM
Guy Gross, DDS, Kathryn Gross, DDS,
Allison Lesko, DDS, Ken Guest, DDS
Call 785-826-1618
Accepting People 55+ or
Mobility Impaired
• Ground Level One Bedroom
• On-Site Mgnt. & Mtn.
• HUD-Subsidized Rent
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY
• Some Utilities Paid
Market Place/Saline Apartments
ROOMS FOR rent in a large, beautiful
historic country home 16 miles
west of Salina. Smoke and alcolohol
free home. $350/mo or $125/
wk. 826-5151. 4/10-24
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
RENTAL - 120 W. REPUBLIC. 3
BEDROOM, 1 BATH, DETACHED
GARAGE, NEWLY REMODELED.
ALL BRAND NEW HARDWOOD
FLOORS, SPACIOUS ROOMS, HIGH
CEILINGS & OPEN FLOOR PLAN.
NO PETS, NO SMOKING. $689. NO
DEPOSIT. 785-820-9202. 316-
804-9127. 10/10-10
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
2 BED RM total electric w/d stove
refr. micro.Hardwood floors newer
central air/heat world wide windows.
No pets $550 per mo + 550
deposit. 785-342-3784 or 785-342-
3701. 2/10-10
*Call for Details.
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1-BEDROOM duplex, some or all
bills paid. $425/475. Central air.
538 W. Iron. 825-9383. 2/10-10
EXCELLENT INVESTMENT property
for rent or sale. 808 N. 10th St. 826-
8984. 2/10-17
SHOP SPACE 832 N. Broadway
$550 month. 826-8984. 2/10-17
SUNSET SCHOOL area 3 bedrooms,
fenced yard, garage, no pets, no
smoking. $800 month. 826-8984.
Available Nov. 1st. 2/10-17
THREE BEDROOM house, one level,
near St. Marys School. 609 Ralph.
New carpet. $795/795. 785-342-
2360. 2/10-17
NICE 2 BD unfur 900 sq. ft., new
remod. LeaSe $550/550. Pix and
application Kraftmanor.com. No
pets. 785-577-4037. 4/10-31
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BUILDING FOR LEASE 1906
SOUTH BROADWAY $800. 785-
577-4009. 2695 SQ FT. 2/10-17
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RETAIL SPACE: 900 sq. ft, former
Computer Outlet Store, Kraft
Manor Shopping Center.
Kraftmaor.com. 785-577-4037.
4/10-31
1 & 2 BEDROOM apts, some bills
pd. 2 & 3 bedroom house. $485-
$685. 825-1810. 2/10-17
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ASK THE CITY MANAGER
by Jason Gage
ABOUT . . .
DISPLAYING STREET NUMBERS
Q. It was my understanding that the City required all
businesses and residential dwellings to visibly display
their street number. Is this correct?
A. You are correct in understanding that City Code and the
2006 International Fire Code requires all businesses and
dwellings to display the number assigned to them on and in
front of the building. The codes stipulate that the numbers
be at least two and one-half inches tall for residences, and at
least four inches tall for commercial buildings.
While there is no specific prohibition against it, building
officials discourage home owners from "writing out"
their addresses, instead of just putting up numerals. For
example, the city recommends "1029" -- not "one thousand
and twenty-nine." While some might feel that the second
treatment is a bit more "elegant," it does not lend itself
to easy and accurate reading in an emergency, which is
the primary reason the city concerns itself about house
numbers in the first place.
The seconds (and sometimes minutes) saved in an
emergency by having large, clear and easily read house
numbers can literally mean the difference between life and
death. Everyone might want to take a look at his or her house
numbering at night and ask whether an emergency medical
technician, firefighter or police officer could quickly see
them and accurately make them out. The numbers should
be placed where adequate lighting is available. In 911
responses, time is clearly of the essence.
Painting numbers on the curb may provide some additional
help in locating your home, but remember, snow/leaves can
cover up street-side numbering in a hurry. Parked vehicles
can also render the curb numbers useless. Another thing
to keep in mind is to make your numbers contrast with the
color of your home. Numbers on your mailbox are also very
helpful to emergency crews.
This is why the city requirement is for large numbers on
the house. Such numbers are available from many stores
around town. It's a small investment that can pay big
dividends in an emergency situation.
If you have further questions about street numbers, please
contact the Salina Fire Department at 785-826-7340.
"Ask The City Manager" is a public service feature of the Buyers
Guide intended to provide more information about the operation
of our City government. If you have a question of general interest
about how Salina City government works and would like it
answered by City Manager Jason Gage, just send your question
to:
Ask the City Manager
City of Salina, P.O. Box 736
Salina, Kansas 67402-0736
All questions will be acknowledged, if a return address is
included. Questions with the broadest public interest will be
answered in this space. No writer will be identified by name. The
questions may be edited for brevity and clarity.
"The best citizen is the informed citizen."
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