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The Mayor of Kansas City represented the city's commitment to investing in housing.

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 10
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The Mayor of Kansas City represented the city's commitment to investing in housing.

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  1. Kansas City officials, including Lucas, approved funding and engaged in a relocation agreement with a tenant union regarding apartment building issues.Sub-event
  2. Kansas City Royals committed $55M to support a city housing program.Sub-event
  3. Barney Allis Plaza in Kansas City is named after Roy Blunt as part of downtown investment projects.Sub-event
  4. Voters approved increased investment in affordable housing in Kansas City.1 source
  5. $1.5 billion plan is launched to revitalize a struggling district in Kansas City.1 source
  6. The mayor of Kansas City is governing the unified government of Wyandotte County.Sub-event
  7. Mayor emphasizes housing investment as a key city priority.1 source
  8. Kansas City Mayor proposes ordinance targeting unlicensed businesses.1 source

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