Kansas City approved a framework allowing up to $185 million in financing for KC Current stadium expansion, parking, mixed-use development and Berkley Riverfront infrastructure, with conditions on any city backstop.
Kansas City voters will decide five city measures on August 4 involving water and sewer borrowing, affordable housing, older civic facilities and a geographically limited economic-development sales tax.
Kansas City Council has placed five municipal questions on the Aug. 4 ballot, including proposed sewer, housing and city-facilities bond authorizations and a Central City sales-tax renewal.
Kansas City Council is considering a city-code proposal that would require voter approval before city officials could advance or materially support certain large stadium, arena and venue projects.
Kansas City voters will decide five measures on Aug. 4 after the City Council voted to put questions involving infrastructure, housing, civic facilities and East Side development on the ballot.
