KCRag Forum

Yes, the lake would, and undoubtedly does, receive polluted runoff. Not saying it's nice, just saying the lake isn't solely dependent on a small spring for its water supply. So, a larger lake might not be impossible.

Given it's place at a low point in the terrain from three directions, the lake shouldn't be dependant upon a small spring for it's water. Just a thought.

In many instances, it seems from parking lots to buildings with occupants.

Damn them carpetbaggin' Indy investors! Trailerkid, do you realize how parochial you sound? This is a perennial complaint in KC. KC hates outsiders. All the while out of town developers - MAC, Cordish, Lux and others move this city forward while homegrown owners/developers - Price, Tower, Copaken an...

Dave, you've succombed. Are you now in KC Tenants pocket? Abandoned hope, ye who enter here. You're posting likes its a new you.

Dave, you talk like you're running for Council.

Hate to see that facade go.

There's some good reason they've lost over half their population in the last 50 years. 50 years ago, KC was 1mil behind SL in population. Now, with, at best, modest growth, KC is 600k behind. They can disdain all they want. I grew up outside SL and harbor no ill will. Loved being part of the 10th la...

The company has 18 cpas plus some admin and support staff, I guess. They intend to grow.

It appears that very little of that space is being used for the purpose for which it was created - if used at all. What a shame. Thanks for posting.

A 300 unit building on that lot should have some height, right?

Buffett on the Omaha streetcar: https://www.thestreet.com/politics/billionaire-warren-buffett-strongly-opposes-return-of-a-familiar-face "I seldom take sides on local issues," the billionaire wrote in his letter titled "Bring it to a vote." "Understandably, it can be off-put...

Same old story in KC. UMKC gets short shrift in this effort. I'm guessing the Dr. Jacob Wagner on the board is the guy on UMKC faculty in Urban Planning and Design, but UMKC gets no mention. Also missing is any indication of participation by the Conservatory. Obviously, a sore spot for me.

And, what is the quiet chair?

Thst's up to the Census and, perhaps, Lawrence.

Why would they want to contact you?

Exactly right, FankKC.

But still, a cogent observation by someone that may not have been watching for the last ten years.

I'm not a sports fan, but I am an inveterate KC fan. Why is the Star so determined to cast every Chiefs win as a "dirty" win?

As an aside, two other composers born in KC: Virgil Thompson, a not-too-well known "classical" composer, and Burt Bacharach.