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Agreed

Great to crawl over that bar.

The problem with our mayoral system is that most of your power is standing for something and advocating for things. What does he want to do?

Unlikely McClatchy will even exist at the end of 2020.

So far I've seen no leadership from Lucas. He seems like a classic example of please tell me where my people are going so I can lead them. I still can't even tell what he wants to do?

I'm hopeful that light and landscaping will help some of the more drab parts.

The problem is that the sea of parking will just expand and probably stop future development around the area.

It's interesting jedunn won the bid too. It'll be interesting who wins the competitive bids.

I wish we didn't have to have a monstrosity of a garage, but it is what it is. I hope it's been designed for present and future transit.

It's an irresistible headline for national news, but it's almost impossible for anyone not familiar with Kansas City to understand.

They're going to try to name the airport after him now, aren't they?

They've lost classifieds to other sites, sports to the athletic, development to cityscene, and the editorial section has no credibility. People have Twitter and Facebook, and boomers will turn to the TV for their...stuff. lots of people listen to podcasts now. If you think back to all your favorite ...

I agree with Fang and continue to say that the proper way to honor MLK is to raise money to create a proper place that honors not just him but other leaders in Kansas City involved in our city. I'll vote yes.

It seems a little odd to me that they are putting the practice fields right there. I guess it would be nice for the team, but it seems like a waste of space - something that would be better suited in a more suburban area. If we had any competent leadership at the time, this is what should have been...

I wish they would have them all in Kansas City. It creates an event atmosphere for a game that doesn't mean a whole lot.

But I understand the universities wanting home games.

In a bizzaro world where a company like Google had headquarters here, I always pictured this area to be where you'd locate a Google X headquarters.

In other words, have a company with headquarters downtown and then have a branch separated.

Obviously not realistic for us currently.

It's a personal preference, and there is no accounting for taste. I prefer a little more design flair in them. It's for sure interesting to see the designs of soccer stadiums evolve because we've seen so many of them built recently. I would like stadiums to evolve to be more common areas that includ...

I don't like the roof, but everything else looks really nice. Excited to see this get built.

I'm just curious where everyone thinks these events should be? Where should noise be allowed after 10pm in the downtown area?

My rental agreement isn't even this strict about noise.

The middle building is a bit troublesome, but you could make it work. They're going to run into some weird parking issues here if it's truly residential, office, and hotel. Would be nice if they design around that.

Riverite wrote: ↑

Thu Oct 24, 2019 10:50 am

I for aren’t even that concerned at the moment with all high rises in east village, I’d give anything to see East village and paseo west just be functional walkable parts of downtown

Instead the developer is sitting on it for another decade hoping the royals will take it