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  1. The Mayor of Kansas City represented the city's commitment to investing in housing.
  2. Kansas City officials, including Lucas, approved funding and engaged in a relocation agreement with a tenant union regarding apartment building issues.

Flooding in Kansas City, affecting residents, started after Citadel houses were torn down, requiring city council funding.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 16
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Flooding in Kansas City, affecting residents, started after Citadel houses were torn down, requiring city council funding.

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Kansas City officials, including Lucas, approved funding and engaged in a relocation agreement with a tenant union regarding apartment building issues. All 1 developments

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