Tuesday, September 23, 2025

Ai

There isn't a single "best" AI for architectural drawing; instead, a range of specialized tools exist for different stages of the design process, from early-stage site analysis to schematic design, floor plan generation, and photorealistic rendering. Leading options include Autodesk Forma (formerly Spacemaker) for site design, TestFit and ARCHITEChTURES for generative residential design, and Midjourney or Veras for creating visual renderings. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]  
For Early-Stage Planning & Feasibility: 
Autodesk Forma (Spacemaker): Analyzes site data like sun, wind, and noise to help generate optimal building layouts and massing in the early stages of design, .TestFit: An "AI-powered" generative design tool focused on site planning and feasibility, particularly for apartment blocks and parking layouts, . For Schematic Design & Layout: 
Arkdesign.AI: An AI-driven platform for schematic building design and feasibility studies, .ARCHITEChTURES: A platform using generative AI to create optimal building designs, focusing on residential layouts and regulatory requirements, .Finch 3D: Integrates with BIM software to help create detailed floor plans for various building types, offering customization and collaborative tools, . For Rendering & Visualization: 
Veras: An AI visualization app and plug-in for architecture programs that allows for easy modification of visuals, including style, lighting, and even geometry in real-time, .Midjourney: Generates high-quality, photorealistic images from text prompts, providing a powerful and fast way to create renders, .Visoid: Generates photorealistic renderings from 3D models in a web browser, offering high-quality visuals for client presentations, . How to Choose the Right Tool:Consider your specific needs, whether it's early-stage site feasibility, rapid floor plan generation, detailed schematic design, or creating compelling visual presentations. Many tools focus on one aspect, while others are more comprehensive. [1, 2, 3, 4, 6]  

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Fwd: KORA 9/22/2025

Go get it. 

You're going to have to tell me for what legal reasons you're not giving me this information.

I can't think of more perfect timing for you guys to be hiding information from the voters

Your lack of transparency prove you don't even run this city.

I truly appreciate you guys not cooperating but I'm going to make you cooperate one way or another.

The public is not on your side.

Henry McClure  
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From: Brenda Younger <BYounger@topeka.org>
Date: Tue, Sep 23, 2025, 8:34 AM
Subject: RE: KORA 9/22/2025
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Mr. McClure,

 

The city has no records responsive to your request.

 

Thank you.

 

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Subject: KORA 9/22/2025

 

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KORA

 

JEDO

 

I want to know how each one of the Go Topeka Board members voted to give Cody Foster $9,500,000 of sales tax. Don't we deserve to know who is really running JEDO?

Board Attendees: Sam Al-Murrani, Ashley Bettis, Joe Caldwell, Kevin Cook, Rich Eckert, Chris Faulk, Linessa Frazier, Calla Haggard, Dr. Kevin Hahn, Manny Herron, Lt. Col Chris Hill, Shane Hillmer, Jim Klausman, Kurt Kuta, Jeff Martin, Michael Odupitan, Mayor Michael Padilla, Robert Perez, Kevin Rake, Troy Simoneau, Curtis Snedden, Marvin Spees, Neal Spencer, Darin Stephens

 

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RE: KORA 9/22/2025

Mr. McClure,

 

The city has no records responsive to your request.

 

Thank you.

 

From: Henry McClure <mcre13@gmail.com>
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Subject: KORA 9/22/2025

 

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KORA

 

JEDO

 

I want to know how each one of the Go Topeka Board members voted to give Cody Foster $9,500,000 of sales tax. Don't we deserve to know who is really running JEDO?

Board Attendees: Sam Al-Murrani, Ashley Bettis, Joe Caldwell, Kevin Cook, Rich Eckert, Chris Faulk, Linessa Frazier, Calla Haggard, Dr. Kevin Hahn, Manny Herron, Lt. Col Chris Hill, Shane Hillmer, Jim Klausman, Kurt Kuta, Jeff Martin, Michael Odupitan, Mayor Michael Padilla, Robert Perez, Kevin Rake, Troy Simoneau, Curtis Snedden, Marvin Spees, Neal Spencer, Darin Stephens

 

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Monday, September 22, 2025

KORA 9/22/2025


KORA

JEDO

I want to know how each one of the Go Topeka Board members voted to give Cody Foster $9,500,000 of sales tax. Don't we deserve to know who is really running JEDO?

Board Attendees: Sam Al-Murrani, Ashley Bettis, Joe Caldwell, Kevin Cook, Rich Eckert, Chris Faulk, Linessa Frazier, Calla Haggard, Dr. Kevin Hahn, Manny Herron, Lt. Col Chris Hill, Shane Hillmer, Jim Klausman, Kurt Kuta, Jeff Martin, Michael Odupitan, Mayor Michael Padilla, Robert Perez, Kevin Rake, Troy Simoneau, Curtis Snedden, Marvin Spees, Neal Spencer, Darin Stephens


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shame on Cook

Shawnee County Commissioner Kevin Cook faced significant criticism regarding proposed budget cuts, particularly those targeting crucial departments like the Sheriff's Office and District Attorney's Office, amidst public concerns about rising property taxes. 
Specific Criticisms and Concerns:
  • Impact on Public Safety and Services: The most prominent criticism stemmed from the potential impact of cuts on public safety. For example, Cook proposed cutting $1 million from the Sheriff's Office and $400,000 from the District Attorney's Office for the 2026 budget. District Attorney Mike Kagay vehemently opposed these reductions, arguing that they would severely hinder his office's ability to retain qualified staff and manage increasing caseloads, ultimately compromising public safety and justice in the county.
  • Contradiction with Campaign Promises: Critics pointed out a potential disconnect between Cook's campaign promise to make "Public Safety A Top Priority" and his proposals to cut funding for key law enforcement and legal departments.
  • "Balancing the Budget on the Backs of Departments": Some, including department heads, felt that the burden of balancing the budget was disproportionately placed on departments that provide essential services, rather than exploring alternative revenue sources or less critical areas for cuts.
  • Lack of Support from Other Commissioners: Notably, Cook's motions to cut the budgets of the Sheriff's Office and District Attorney's Office were not seconded by fellow Commissioners Bill Riphahn and Aaron Mays, indicating a lack of consensus on the severity or direction of these proposed cuts. Riphahn expressed a need for further research and consultation with department heads before making such significant decisions.
  • Community Concerns about Retirement Fund Cuts: Beyond specific departmental cuts, the commission's decision to reduce the county retirement fund from 75% to 50% also drew criticism, raising concerns about the financial security of county employees. 
In essence, the criticisms centered on the potential negative consequences of these budget cuts on essential county services, the apparent contradiction with public safety priorities, and the process by which these cuts were proposed without full consensus or detailed impact assessments. 


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