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Category Archives: Transportation
Streetcar advances with approval of special taxing district
Today the City Council approved a plan to pay for the Downtown Streetcar with a mix of taxes on sales, property, and parking lots adjacent to its route along Main Street. Downtown residents will likely vote in April to approve … Continue reading
Posted in Downtown, Transportation
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EPA’s flight to suburbs gets national attention
The irony of the Obama Administration’s decision to move the Midwest EPA headquarters from Downtown KCK to an exurban office park in Lenexa is starting to get national attention. EPA employees are caught in the middle of a growing local … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Real Estate, Suburbs, Transportation
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EPA setting bad example with move to suburban fringe
Yesterday the local office of the Environmental Protection Agency announced it was moving its Midwest office from Downtown KCK to an environmentally hostile location at 113th and Renner on the southwest fringe of the metro area. While the EPA touts … Continue reading
Posted in Real Estate, Suburbs, Transportation
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First snowgasm of 2011
Update 11:20 a.m. – KCMO Snow Ordinance is in effect. KCPD will start ticketing cars stuck w/o snow tires, all-weather tires, or chains; as well as cars parked on signed emergency snow routes. If you commute by car from far … Continue reading
Posted in Transportation, Weather
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Looking to Seattle for infrastructure funding solutions
Seattle is considering taking advantage of a new state law that would turn the entire city into one giant transportation benefit district to pay for transportation and infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, sea walls, and bicycling facilities. It’s an idea … Continue reading
Posted in City Council, Transportation
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Traffic disaster for south-by-southeast commuters
If you haven’t heard yet, a massive landslide/sinkhole has destroyed part of the gigantic Grandview Triangle freeway interchange in southern Kansas City, likely for weeks to months to come. MoDOT has posted some detour routes for Monday’s commute, but none … Continue reading
Posted in Transportation
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Rock out with your Bach out
If you’re curious about the condition of Penn Valley Park for Celebration at the Station concert and fireworks on Sunday, don’ t worry. It’s in a whole other area of the park, far from the Rockfest mud pit. Unfortunately the … Continue reading
Posted in Arts/Entertainment, Downtown, Transportation
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