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The city of North Kansas City is shutting down food trucks in their community.

The attached New York Times article from yesterday tells the story of a city caught holding firmly to status quo.

http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/31/us/no ... .html?_r=0

Barry Plaza is adding a new Lot.

Wrong Thread

There is a Qdoba going in where the Schlotzkys used to be on the Liberty side. This is a new entrant to the entire KC market. Similar to Chipotle I believe.

www.qdoba.com

Was here before. Also coming to Mission.

Zen

SD 0941K, Final Plat – Barry Plaza, 7th Plat- To consider approval of a final plat on about 1 acre, in District B3-3 (Community Business 3 dash 3), generally located on the west side of N. Green Hills Road, between 152 Hwy on the north and NW Barry Road on the south, creating one (1) commercial lot. Applicant: Buckner’s Heating & Cooling Co., repr White Goss
2 OA 10. Case No. 8271-P-23 - About 1 acre generally located on the west side of N. Green Hills Road, between 152 Hwy on the north and NW Barry Road on the south, to consider approval of a Chapter 80 final plan in District B3-3 (Community Business 3 dash 3), to allow for a 7,300 square foot facility. Applicant: Buckner’s Heating & Cooling Co., repr White Goss
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https://data.kcmo.org/Development-Revie ... /ytzy-pkcf Zip Line,Retail Building,Shopping Center expansion among on it.

If you ever go up Burlington you've seen the sign for this place
http://www.chickennpickle.com/

In recent weeks the street at the sign has been closed for what looks like replacement water line work. Looks like this project is under way.

Looks like its taking all the empty space along Burlington from 18th Ave to Trojan Press

flyingember wrote:If you ever go up Burlington you've seen the sign for this place
http://www.chickennpickle.com/

In recent weeks the street at the sign has been closed for what looks like replacement water line work. Looks like this project is under way.

Looks like its taking all the empty space along Burlington from 18th Ave to Trojan Press

Looks like they have conduit in the ground so work is progressing

Costco coming but not to where you think.

mgsports wrote:Costco coming but not to where you think.

by 6:35pm it's coming to exactly where we think it is.

http://www.kansascity.com/news/business ... 44482.html

mgsports wrote:Costco coming but not to where you think.

I don't post here much anymore, but it's always a good read. Except for pretty much every one of your posts. Holy hell, do you just smack random keys without concern for how words may or may not look once they've landed onto the screen? I honestly don't understand what would drive someone to make so many posts that are not only poorly-written, but almost entirely factually incorrect.

No it was going into former Metro North Mall but know a more viewable place,

mgsports wrote:No it was going into former Metro North Mall but know a more viewable place,

There was never an announcement of them as a tenant.

So either you have inside knowledge and just gave away information you shouldn't be saying, or you made that up.

No it was reported to be going their but never set in stone.

mgsports wrote:No it was reported to be going their but never set in stone.

no, senior living moving there was a change. originally it was supposed to be a medical office park
I've driven by that corner around 1500 times and the sign the sign for the medical park went up years ago and only came down in the past 6 months

https://www.google.com/search?q=metromn ... all+costco Residents say they wanted it. Lincreek Mouth has a story on it,

Lincreek Mouth

Ha!

flyingember wrote:If you ever go up Burlington you've seen the sign for this place
http://www.chickennpickle.com/

In recent weeks the street at the sign has been closed for what looks like replacement water line work. Looks like this project is under way.

Looks like its taking all the empty space along Burlington from 18th Ave to Trojan Press

there's metal framing for the building up now. there's no major setback from Burlington. it will fit in with the existing buildings well