Here's a worthwhile foray into local developer promises that have mostly drawn ire, resistance and outright scorn from residents . . . Check-it:
"A Miami-based developer submitted a proposal to replace a historic building in downtown Kansas City with a 20-story data center. Then they worked with a Georgia-based organization to attach a preservation easement on the building. Residents worry it’s a fishy way to win tax incentives."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Kansas City residents question whether a 20-story data center is a developer's Trojan Horse
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