South KC Perspective

Grandview voters will vote on a bond for school renovations and improvements.

GO Bond Question 5 deals with lowering the fine and punishment for marijuana possession.

Question 4 includes a sales tax for economic development for a distressed tract in the inner city.

John Sharp addresses Question 3 regarding a new animal shelter and ADA-compliant buildings.

GO Bond Question 2 deals with Flood Control and will target the Blue River at the 85th St. and 71 Hwy.

John Sharp analyzes Question 1 on the April 4 ballot: infrastructure and sidewalk repair.

Kansas City voters will vote on three separate bond issues for basic infrastructure improvements totaling $800 million in the April 4 election.

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The proposed Red Bridge Area Plan that will serve as a guide for future land use and zoning decisions as well as for public infrastructure improvements is scheduled to be considered by the City Plan Commission on February 7.

The city appears to be continuing to move toward submitting three different bond issues for voter approval on the April 4 ballot since a recent phone poll asked voters how they would likely vote on all three issues.

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The City invests money in 135th St. Phase III and designs for Holmes, Red Bridge and Blue River roads.

Passage of bill gives south Kansas City a long anticipated change on Bannister Rd.

Current approved funding runs through December 9th. Congress must pass a resolution.