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While everyone was sleeping KCT infiltrated several important boards and commissions including the LCRA, EDC, BZA/ZBOA, and more. Source? https://clerk.kcmo.gov/Calendar.aspx https://kansascity.granicus.com/boards/w/12a007c7e86bf335 https://twitter.com/rjaaaaaaaaa/status/1733137522509717954?t=ehGcS...

While everyone was sleeping KCT infiltrated several important boards and commissions including the LCRA, EDC, BZA/ZBOA, and more.

Kansas City flunked its Spanish test. A proposed ordinance aims to bridge City Hall’s language gap One in 20 Kansas City residents have limited proficiency in English. A proposed change would force City Hall to use languages they understand. https://kcbeacon.org/stories/2024/02/09/kc-language-acces...

Kansas City’s ban on rejecting housing vouchers — landlords say it’ll shrink options, renters think it’ll help ... The Housing Authority of Kansas City runs the Housing Choice Voucher Program and gives preference to veterans and homeless applicants. Edwin Lowndes, the housing authority’s executive ...

FangKC wrote: ↑Thu Feb 08, 2024 7:44 pm KSPSD does seem to drag the process out for much too long.

Correction: KC Tenants board member who's job is also to speak at city development meetings on behalf of KCPS drags out the process for too long. For obvious reasons.

Just curious and maybe you've already answered this but if not... How do you know they used a 40/60 mix? Good question. 1. It's listed in the "certification letter" the HOA sent to the city as the fluid used. 2. The manufacturer, distributor, KCFD, and building staff have all independentl...

That's an ignorant take. No one claimed it would immediately cause a disaster if the fire suppression fluid froze. Not to give any air to posts I find to be untrustworthy but that's exactly what was inferred in this thread. Apparently the HOA drained and refilled the main support columns this summe...

Also, while it should be a given.. just in case nobody realizes it yet, KC Tenants intends to derail this and has formed a team to specifically attack the stadium proposal. Good luck y'all.

I’d like for the city to step up and put a blanket over the Crossroads to prevent demolitions for parking lots. Also require higher density usages where the industrial usages currently exist east of Locust. Nothing too crazy. Think more 1531 Holmes style density or higher. The baseball stadium can ...

So are the Royals favored to go to the Crossroads or EV now I’ve been informed Crossroads. Final renderings were completed yesterday with a reported “modern but bad ass design”. I did not see these renderings, so I’m going off of someone who has. I expect to see them released soon. I also wouldn’t ...

Alright, where'd you get the time machine from? Couldn't have called this any better. It will only get worse until people start asking the question, "Do you support KC Tenants?" and if they say yes, "I'm sorry I can't support you(.)" Of course, the candidates that come out again...

Belvidere wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 10:10 am Very few people can take off work to go testify at a council session, for example. We could try to fix that.

That should be a focus.

TheLastGentleman wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 11:22 pm This is what we're supposed to be mad about? What is you people's problem? Honestly!

Is this parody?

KC Tenants will just move to rent control and putting councilpeople in place who are either weak and scared, like we’re seeing here, or put their own people in office. They’ll push it through. It takes so few votes to win and getting rid of at-large candidates makes it even easier. Alright, where'd...

Hopefully they'll dilute themselves and their messages enough that the city draws a line and stops paying attention aa the majority needs taken care of first and foremost.

https://fox4kc.com/news/kansas-city-app ... inals/amp/

Still can't believe we're paying $18M for demolition.

And, that no reuse is being considered.

That doesn't show what is being claimed nor a timestamp nor if it's even about this building. Also quit editing your old posts to change whatever story you are trying to spin here. Obviously litigation is in play, so I'm not going to spill everything publicly. I'm reviewing sensitive information as...

KCPowercat wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 1:18 pm Show something official form the city or stop posting. Your choice.

Take this to your next board meeting, this isn't adding anything here and getting entirely too personal. Last warning. I agree. Back to the facts at hand and a recap of the buildings status: The city has verified that this historic building remains noncompliant, with a life safety code violation re...

Hell if I know, I'm not an engineer. As I previously stated, if the situation were as dire as you claimed, with record cold temps that were supposedly putting the building in danger, one would think the city would've taken action. But they didn't. This appears to be much ado about nothing. It's a p...