It is that time again for the Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC) to hold its annual hearings for City grants for public improvements. The primary function of the Public Improvements Advisory Committee (PIAC) is [continue reading]
Get Hits 4 Education and Barnstormers Baseball have agreed to terms with Jackson County Parks and Recreation to begin renovating and developing youth baseball facilities in the Kansas City metro. The first of the [continue reading]
After years of designing, seeking funding, and just plain tenacity, Martin City is finally reaping the rewards of major improvements along 135th Street. Last month, our efforts were publicly recognized at the Kansas City [continue reading]
Are there any plans to build additional sidewalks along 135th Street? YES! New sidewalks will be built in Phase 2 of the public improvements along 135th Street. On the south side of 135th street, the [continue reading]
135th Street Public Improvements Construction Update: Phase 1- During the last part of March and first of April, the City’s contractors will be working along 135th Street to finish punch list items within Phase [continue reading]
The City of Kansas City, Missouri has LOWERED the speed limit along 135th Street between Holmes Road and Oak Street. The new speed limit is 30 mph and new speed limit signs have been posted [continue reading]
The City of Kansas City Missouri's Water Service Department continues its work on the installation of a new water main along Holmes Road between Blue Ridge Boulevard and 135th Street. Over the next few [continue reading]
Blue Nile Contractors continue to work on the water main replacement along Holmes from Blue Ridge Boulevard to the north side of 135th Street. In November, the Contractor complete a portion of the work [continue reading]
Blue Nile Contractors has three crews steadily working along Blue Ridge Boulevard and Holmes Road on the replacement of the water mains. The construction zone along Holmes Road runs from Blue Ridge Boulevard to the [continue reading]
Thank you to the City of Kansas City, Mo, Councilmen John Sharp and Scott Taylor, the Martin City Community Improvement District Board, Jackson County Public Works Department, City Manager Troy Schulte, the PIAC members, [continue reading]
