
Strangely enough . . . The Plaza isn't near any body of water . . . And yet the curious local outfit keeps taxpayer money flowing . . . Check-it:
The Port KC Board of Commissioners in a Monday afternoon meeting approved the next step for development of a market-rate apartment building near the Country Club Plaza, effectively approving teardown of some of the city’s last affordable housing units.
Port KC board members approved Overland Park-based EPC Real Estate Group’s request for tax breaks on the Lewer Apartments, a 278-unit luxury apartment complex that would generate an estimated $5.3 million in new property taxes over the next 20 years. The building’s construction would also come with “increased contributions to the KC streetcar,” according to a slideshow in the meeting. Commissioner Matthew Oates, a former member of the Kansas City Public Schools board, was the only no vote.
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Port KC approves tax breaks for a luxury apartment on affordable housing site
The economic development agency approved the next step for construction of a luxury apartment complex on the site of the Plaza Broadway Apartments.
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