Status and future of the River Market area??

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I believe the street signs say it’s pay by plate. I’ll take a look.
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DaveKCMO wrote: Sat Mar 16, 2019 12:28 pm I believe the street signs say it’s pay by plate. I’ll take a look.
They do.
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Do we still have any pay kiosks in KC that require taking the receipt back to the car? The kiosks on Walnut are the only ones I've used and they are pay-by-plate.
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scooterj wrote: Mon Mar 18, 2019 11:44 am Do we still have any pay kiosks in KC that require taking the receipt back to the car? The kiosks on Walnut are the only ones I've used and they are pay-by-plate.
All electronic on-street meters should be pay by plate now.
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213 Delaware St., 6 W. Third St. and 413 Delaware St., the three structures formerly were known as the Askew Saddlery, Volker Place, and Pacific House buildings, have been sold.

Value-add River Market multifamily property sells
The Landings at River Market has a new owner.

The 141-apartment complex spreads across three historic buildings along Delaware and Third streets in the River Market.

A joint venture between Artemis Real Estate Partners and Missouri-based CRES Management LLC sold the property to California-based Canyon View Capital, according to a release from Berkadia's Kansas City office. Berkadia is a commercial real estate services firm specializing in the multifamily market.
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http://tinyurl.com/y24bh2gt
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ToDactivist wrote: Wed Dec 19, 2018 3:26 pm Yes, I'll scope those out. have really already designed these next 7 units along Wyandotte so we have a motivation to bring in that diversity. May know within 2-3 months. Just didnt want to drag anyone out any longer on anticipation. Messy infill due to parking requirements - of course. We are opposed to a garage - of course.

As to the liquor thing...yes, that is us. stay tuned.
By my count we are at 3 months. Any news?
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River Market Lands New Office Tenant
WSP USA, an international engineering firm, has opened a 42-person office in the River Market, encouraging news at a time when downtown officials are striving to attract more private employers.

The firm has leased space in the 3Y building at 300 Wyandotte, bringing it close to 90 percent occupancy. The former Populous building opened in 2005, but was left mostly vacant when the sports architecture firm relocated to new digs in the South Plaza in 2015.
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https://cityscenekc.com/river-market-la ... ce-tenant/
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FangKC wrote: Thu Apr 04, 2019 2:56 pm River Market Lands New Office Tenant
WSP USA,
https://cityscenekc.com/river-market-la ... ce-tenant/
I got a little excited there for a second.
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scooterj wrote: Mon Mar 18, 2019 11:44 am Do we still have any pay kiosks in KC that require taking the receipt back to the car? The kiosks on Walnut are the only ones I've used and they are pay-by-plate.
UMKC and its a real challenge for time management skills.
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WSPanic wrote: Thu Apr 04, 2019 3:09 pm
FangKC wrote: Thu Apr 04, 2019 2:56 pm River Market Lands New Office Tenant
WSP USA,
https://cityscenekc.com/river-market-la ... ce-tenant/
I got a little excited there for a second.
Every time I see a new post I'm all, "USA USA USA!!!"
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https://t.co/PPmW7WoGsz?amp=1
Plans for a proposed $100 million museum of steamboat history...
That’s enough to build quite a few elementary schools or a few BRT lines or a new building or 3 at U of Missouri or maybe 1 enterchange.
The bill calls for an additional $1 fee to be added to the $2 fee Missouri riverboat casinos already pay for each customer.
^^^ I would honestly rather use this for highways than this dude’s personal boat museum
And I’d like to dig one boat from each decade of river travel,” Hawley said. “The Arabia would tell the story of the 1850’s. The Malta, the next boat we’d like to dig, would tell the story of the 1840’s.”
^^^ cool concept. Doesn’t stop the fact that no one will visit. No one visits now and your in the biggest city in the state. Can’t see how middle of nowhere Missouri is gonna support this place.
And if it can’t be here and the legislation doesn’t work out in Jeff City, then we’ll be calling Pittsburgh and saying ‘let’s cut a deal,'" he said.
^^ haven’t heard that line before. :roll: This line makes me loose what respect I had for him.(much was lost in his being a bad RM tenant/guest. This man is an actual joke. I’m sure he is just deeply passionate about the steamboats(comes off as a scammer) but he needs to be realistic.

I am sure Missouri will give him everything he asked for. We can’t let Tennessee beat us with their boat museum!! (Noah’s Arc Encounter)
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Anyone know how many visitors the museum currently gets?
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As part of the bill they should say that no money can be taken out of the museum or any government funded operations without reimbursing the state.

That family would run away in record time.
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WoodDraw wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2019 7:33 pm As part of the bill they should say that no money can be taken out of the museum or any government funded operations without reimbursing the state.

That family would run away in record time.
“None of your family can work here and all new artifacts must be from sources outside of your family.”
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normalthings wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2019 7:37 pm
WoodDraw wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2019 7:33 pm As part of the bill they should say that no money can be taken out of the museum or any government funded operations without reimbursing the state.

That family would run away in record time.
“None of your family can work here and all new artifacts must be from sources outside of your family.”
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The guy is not a scammer, this has literally been his whole life.

That being said, MO/KC should call their bluff. It will wither and die in Jeff City. No idea about Pittsburgh.
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I wouldn't call him a scammer, but he does this shit like every year. And sometimes they come pretty close to the line.

If the state is paying for it, I want it to be state property.
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For perspective, the cost of the 2006 WWI Museum was $102 million. They want roughly the same amount of money for the Arabia as a national war museum.
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They sell a lot of artifacts and invest almost nothing in the museum as well.

Remember that it'll be further subsidized by schools and other local government crap.

Let him go.
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WoodDraw wrote: Sat Apr 06, 2019 7:53 pm I wouldn't call him a scammer, but he does this shit like every year. And sometimes they come pretty close to the line.

If the state is paying for it, I want it to be state property.
Not saying he is a scammer. Just saying the situation(giving this dude $100million in public money for what’s essentially his family business) and the way he talks about it “give me money or I will go to PA” do not paint him in a good light.
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