Throughout this process, elected officials consider A MASSIVE PUBLIC WORKS PROJECT THE VOTING PUBLIC HASN'T SEEN.
And so, here's the latest tidbit regarding a lack of transparency in a process that was mostly a horrific circus. Checkit:
And so, here's the latest tidbit regarding a lack of transparency in a process that was mostly a horrific circus. Checkit:
Edgemoor Says Design For New KCI Terminal Will Come After Approval From KC Council
For those excited to look at designs for what could potentially be Kansas City's new airport, you may be waiting a while. The team recommended by a selection committee to design, build and finance a new, single-terminal - led by Edgemoor Infrastructure & Real Estate - says the design should come collaboratively, by engaging with the city and its residents.
Lets pass this bill so we can see what's in it
ReplyDeleteWhy a single terminal? Sounds ridiculous for a town that desperately wants to be a BiG CiTy!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAs soon as you buy my painting, I'll let you see it.
ReplyDelete^^^^^That is a fact
ReplyDeletesounds like edgemoor is selling a pig in a poke
ReplyDeletethe losers are showing themselves to be bad sports.
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ReplyDeleteActually, Edgemoor is selling TO a pig in a poke.
These serious national companies recognize an easy mark when they see it, and KCMO is fast becoming a national joke for real developers.
It started with the Cordish deal on the P&L District in which the city guaranteed the bonds and the Baltimore company got the profits.
That clever deal will cost the general fund around $15 million/year through 2030.
You have to wonder how many really really exciting good deals like that a little town of less than 500K can afford.
When you look around the table and don't see the mark, it's YOU.
Right, Sly?
Welcome to Kickback City.
ReplyDeleteDirty Ole Town, Dirty Ole Town
ReplyDeleteDo I understand this deal correctly -- After the city council anoints the "winner" they will show us the drawings of the Brownsville Texas airport and we will start building it here in Kansas City?
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