A major talking point for critics of the new airport is now making headway in the lower Missouri media circuit as advocates hope to use this oversight to Kansas City convince voters despite their lack of campaign cash . . .
Questions arise between the State and SOM over licensure on KCI project
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Questions are being asked between the state professional registration board and an integral part of the Maryland-based Edgemoor team. Hours after the initial version of this story posted, representatives of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM), the architecture firm Edgemoor hired for the billion dollar KCI project contacted The Missouri Times claiming that they were in compliance with state regulations due to their partnership structure.
TKC, this is a dead end. Hey, I don't want the airport as much as the next common sense taxpayer. But, say I had a client wanting me to design a project in Iowa. All I have to do is contact their state board, submit my current license info, full out their application, pay their fee, and get a license to practice in their state. That's in chiropractic, I'm sure architecture is very similar.
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