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Here are the recommended PIAC neighborhood improvements for 6th District

South KC Perspective

By John Sharp

John Sharp

Funding for nearly $4.9 million in neighborhood capital improvement projects in the 6th City Council District that currently covers much of south Kansas City for the city’s next fiscal year starting May 1 has been recommended by the 6th District representatives on the city’s Public Improvements Advisory Committee (PIAC) with the concurrence of 6th District City Council members Andrea Bough and Mayor Pro Tem Kevin McManus.

I serve on PIAC as the representative of McManus, and Melanie Miller is Bough’s appointee.

PIAC funding recommendations require approval by the entire city council as part of its annual budget approval process, but district funding recommendations are seldom changed.

The great majority of 6th District projects recommended for funding involve improvements at city parks, street & bridge improvements and reconstruction of sidewalks and related public improvements such as curbs & gutters and driveway approaches.

Following is a listing of the major recommended projects that each are estimated to cost over $200,000.  A total of 13 less costly projects also were recommended. 

Parks

Street and Bridge Improvements

Sidewalks

Reconstruction of Curbs

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