Kansas City, Missouri, city council approved spending $7 million to redevelop the Jazz District on the 18th and Vine Street area, a report by Fox4 KC says.
Newer buildings without historical significance that have been condemned, such as one built in the 1970s that most recently housed the Black Chamber of Commerce, will be torn down, while other buildings with historical significance that need greater repair are being stabilized, the report says.
The land for the torn down structures will be sold for new shopping centers or apartments.
Plans to connect the Jazz District to a multi-use space that will support the Urban Youth Baseball Academy in Parade Park are also included, the report says. Other efforts include rehabilitating the Boone Theater, parking and streetscape improvements.
The city is also attempting to acquire and complete the Buck O’Neil Center.
Newer buildings without historical significance that have been condemned, such as one built in the 1970s that most recently housed the Black Chamber of Commerce, will be torn down, while other buildings with historical significance that need greater repair are being stabilized, the report says.
The land for the torn down structures will be sold for new shopping centers or apartments.
Plans to connect the Jazz District to a multi-use space that will support the Urban Youth Baseball Academy in Parade Park are also included, the report says. Other efforts include rehabilitating the Boone Theater, parking and streetscape improvements.
The city is also attempting to acquire and complete the Buck O’Neil Center.
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