WATER - IN THE PUBLIC EYE

A Kansas city and county make life easier for public employees, residents and businesses by making GIS data available online

Let’s say you need to know where water and sewer lines exist relative to property about to be developed on the edge of town. You could trudge down to the city engineering office and request drawings, possibly at a cost or a delay.

Or if you’re in the City of Manhattan, Kan. (Riley...

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