Life is give and take . . .
The Blvd needs some SERIOUS flood planning but the fix is hurting biz for the last remaining Latino biz in this fading local enclave that's quickly turning into the Crossroads lite.
Check-it . . .
Councilman Crispin Rea (4th District at Large) says the work is imperative in preventing flooding concerns routinely seen in the area.
"The water department project has been long overdue for the businesses who operate down here and the folks who live down here," Rea said. "The flooding has been a problem for decades. And every couple years, when we have a big flood, there are always videos and photos of cars being stranded, businesses being flooded out, and this project will help with that."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Water main replacement tests resilience of Hispanic-owned businesses at heart of Westside community
A water line replacement to help prevent flooding concerns routinely seen in the Westside neighborhood is impacting businesses.
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