The big question . . .
IS IT TOO LATE TO SAVE THE PLAZA FROM YEARS OF DECLINE?!?!
Hopefully not . . .
Here's a peek at taxpayer funded investment on the way . . .
Improvements include restoration of the Wornall Bridge, addition of a pedestrian sign at the Sister City Bridge crossing, and converting the one-way section of Ward Parkway at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard to two-way traffic.
“Neighbors and visitors deserve a Plaza District that is safe, connected, and easy to navigate. These wins are the result of steady collaboration with City staff, elected leaders, and community partners,” Kate Marshall, president and CEO of the Plaza District Council, said in a news release. “We are grateful to everyone who walked the blocks with us, reviewed data with us, and helped turn advocacy into action.”
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Plaza District Council secures funding for updates to enhance 'safety, access, day-to-day experience'
The Plaza District Council recently announced it has secured funding for several items that will "improve safety, access and the day-to-day experience" in the area.
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