In Kirtdoll, an administrative hearing officer found Frank Kirtdoll in violation of two Topeka city ordinances and ordered him to abate a property nuisance within 30 days by removing some abandoned vehicles and other material from his premises.
Summary of this case from Barnes v. Bd. of County Commissioners of Cowley CountyNo. 95,946.
June 21, 2007.
Appeal from the Unpublished.
Pettions For Review of Decisions of The Court of Appeals Denied.
In Kirtdoll, an administrative hearing officer found Frank Kirtdoll in violation of two Topeka city ordinances and ordered him to abate a property nuisance within 30 days by removing some abandoned vehicles and other material from his premises.
Summary of this case from Barnes v. Bd. of County Commissioners of Cowley Countyin Kirtdoll v. City of Topeka, No. 95,946, 2007 WL 570293 (2007) (unpublished opinion), rev. denied 284 Kan. 946 (2007), and Dahl v. City of Shawnee, No. 92,144, 2006 WL 851232 (2006) (unpublished opinion).
Summary of this case from Barnes v. Bd. of County Commissioners of Cowley CountyFull title:Kirtdoll v. City of Topeka
Court:Supreme Court of Kansas
Date published: Jun 21, 2007
But to support its defense, the County directs us to our Court of Appeals' decisions in Kirtdoll v. City of…