An important recap and a glimpse at local push back in the effort to cling to fading history . . .
"Attendees of a lengthy Center Planning and Development Council meeting on Tuesday voiced concerns over an affordable housing project planned for 19 acres at 91st Street and Troost Avenue.
"When the project by developer Milhaus breaks ground in late 2027, it could threaten unmarked burials in a pre-Civil War cemetery, residents say."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Cemetery threatened by 91st and Troost apartment project, neighbors say
"The smarter financial choice and the smarter PR choice would be to just leave this site alone," area resident Clark Davis told the Telegraph.
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