KCTV5: Transportation experts said Thursday that the roads in the area need more money to keep them up to par.
I'm sorry . . . Didn't we just finish the term of a Mayor who promised to fix streets and infrastructure along with creating a "City That Works" or something like that?
I'm sorry . . . Didn't we just finish the term of a Mayor who promised to fix streets and infrastructure along with creating a "City That Works" or something like that?
You must have missed Lynn Horsley's article earlier in the week because if you had read it, you would know that Funkhouser did indeed fix the streets.
ReplyDeleteYes, Lynn also pointed out that Funk's next term was going to be dedicated to making KCMO the safest big city in the ocuntry even though he hadn't attended even half of the meetings of the police commissioners during his first term.
ReplyDeleteLynn prints anything anyone tells her. It's alot easier than actually getting out and finding out what's going on.
The "Star" badly needs some younger more aggressive reporters if it's going to keep what little relevance it has.
But the streets around YOUR tax-supported P&L District are swell, just like they'll be around YOUR brand new tax-supported hotel. And around Polsinelli's big new office building in the Plaza.
ReplyDeleteBroken, flooded streets and sidewalks you can't use in your neighborhood?
MOVE!
But keep working in KCMO so we can have your e-tax money for our grandiose projects.
Thanks for playing year after year!
Too much infrastructure to maintain.
ReplyDeleteThis is the new reality.