Kansas City Begging Taxpayers For BILLIONS In August Primary

Here's a quick breakdown of EPIC CASH FOR CITY HALL that will continue to spike the local cost of living, services and just about everything related to municipal life . . . Check-it:   

- A $750 million revenue bond measure to fund water system improvements.
- A $750 million revenue bond measure to fund sewer system improvements.
- A $100 million general obligation bond measure to fund affordable housing projects via the housing trust fund.
- A $100 million general obligation bond measure to fund maintenance and repairs of Bartle Hall, Municipal Auditorium and City Hall.
- A 1/8-cent sales tax to fund economic development projects in an area bounded by Ninth Street to the north, Gregory Boulevard to the south, Paseo Boulevard to the west and Indiana Avenue to the east. 

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