TKC BREAKING AND EXCLUSIVE NEWS!!! WESTSIDE RESIDENTS RAGE AS MoDOT TURNS DOWNTOWN KANSAS CITY NEIGHBORHOOD INTO DUMPING GROUND!!!

MoDOT has bungled traffic control in Downtown Kansas City and now they're actively blighting a neighborhood with dangerous debris from their ill-conceived construction project.

On the bright side, both the new gentry and old school residents have united in order to call out MoDOT's dangerous dumping on Kansas City's Westside.

Just to offer a bit of perspective . . .

CHECK OUT MoDOT DUMPING IN A KANSAS CITY RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD AND EXPOSING RESIDENTS TO DANGEROUS DEBRIS!!!



These photo clearly show how close MoDOT dumping comes to this vibrant Kansas City neighborhood.

Sadly . . . Whenever I mention the Westside, some d-bag hillbilly from a trailer in the sticks reveals their stereotypes and the fact that they're out of the loop . . . In reality, Kansas City's Westside is one of the most eclectic neighborhoods in the metro and combines working-class housing stock with art galleries, new restaurants and more traditional fare from longstanding Latino merchants. MoDOT construction is in the process of destroying a great deal of this progress and killing organic economic growth in Kansas City with this toxic mess.



There's an effort to reach out to our two Council Members but they've spent most of their tenure so far screwing with the Toy Train Streetcar rather than listening to residents - Following the arrogant example of Mayor Sly James.



So . . . This blog post is simply a way to record the dumping ground that has caused so many residents to rage.



As if these pix aren't bad enough, we have more reporting on this mess as soon as the weather heats up a bit.



For now, this is just a reminder to mainstream media newsies that KANSAS CITY'S URBAN CORE IS NOT A DUMPING GROUND despite suburbanite stereotypes.



Still . . . I guess to garner interest . . . It's worth nothing that this dumping is close to the Crossroads as well and those condo/loft dwellers complain even louder than most residents.

DEVELOPING . . .