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Forgive us this melancholy end of Summer post but we think that Sunflowers growing amid the defunct Golden Ghetto development is bittersweet and strangely hopeful . . . For news purposes beyond fair use pretty newsworthy pix, here's a reminder of the wreckage for our fellow newshounds:
After nearly 18 years, the site remains the same – slabs of concrete, stairs that lead nowhere and an unfinished parking garage. It will now stay that way for at least another year and a half until the city works out the foreclosure lawsuit.
The eyesore was supposed to be a mixed-used development centered around an entertainment complex and was going to be built in two phases.
The city said that the New-York based developers leading the project, Aryeh Realty, failed to pay the city nearly $450,000 dollars in taxes.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Mission Gateway project comes to a halt
The long-delayed Mission Gateway Project at the corner of Johnson Drive and Roe Avenue has yet again hit another hurdle.
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