KCRag Forum

I hope this goes down in flames. Very disappointed in the county for even putting it on the ballot. This is not something that should be funded by sales tax revenue.

I don't think it is so bad. The colors they used to unveil it aren't the best. Much better than the fountain heart.

The ROW parking in Brookside and Waldo it a PITA to navigate anyway. Would be an improvement to replace it with a garage.

Noticed an interlocking KC like that on the city newsletter book that was in the mail yesterday.

I'm pretty sure that toy train exhibit is permanent. Hallowen City opened a seasonal store across the way. Ulta will open up permanently next to it. Gary Gribble moved to a large new space, and it looks like they're doing something with its former space. I think that's the only vacancy up there rig...

studentper wrote:

lock+load wrote:You can only enroll during open enrollment toward the end of each year, so can't just sign up whenever big medical bills arise.

you can only buy exchange policies during open enrollment.

I don't think there will be any other options for you when you have a pre-existing condition.

You can only enroll during open enrollment toward the end of each year, so can't just sign up whenever big medical bills arise.

Unfortunate to see the little brick building on the corner torn down for this ugly thing.

Bury them.

At the rate they are hooking up houses, it might be the next decade before these suburbs see service.

No idea why it takes months after the "deadline" to sign up for service for them to actually install it. Seems like their deadlines are way too early.

Definitely worth a no vote.

this is going to be an enormous shitshow. that intersection is basically the only part of this entire metro that feels, for a few minutes during rush hour, like "big city congestion." closing that block is going to blow minds. And only because it is a complete traffic engineering cluster....

Disappointing decision. I have found the stop signs to make travel much quicker.

Got an email from Google that it can take up to 4 months complete a fiberhood after installation has started. Not sure why the sign up deadlines are so early if it takes that long to install.

OK Joes is nowhere near good enough to warrant the line you have to wait in.

Joe Smith wrote:There are a lot of areas in K.C. North with no sidewalks.

Isn't this the responsibility of the developer, not the city?

I find the numbered street signs much harder to read. On the old signs ST ot TER was the same size font as the number. Now it is a tiny size font like the E or W. Makes the signs harder to read at a distance.

Will miss the hallmark cards in Halls. But I guess that falls under the "neighborhood amenity" category so unlikely to be replaced.

The proofreading and attention to detail on the new street signs is terrible.

There is a sign on Meyer Blvd that says "Meyers Blvd"

There is a sign on Mill Street that says "Mills St"

Centering the text vertically on the sign seems to be beyond theie ability.

^Pensacola, FL. Maybe it was just a bad day there. None of us liked it.