Open Pine Grove Entrance - 101st St & Staley Rd
Target:
City Council members and Pine Grove Developer!
Sponsored by:
Tired of seeing a barricade across the S entrance to our neighborhood? Concerned about the accessibility emergency personnel have to your home? Want to protect the investment in your property and see our development grow?
The majority of us that live in Pine Grove want to see our neighborhood thrive! We have invested our time and money into our homes and into providing our children and families with a safe environment.
If you are tired of worrying about the safety of your family and home investment, and wasting time and money driving the scenic route to your schools and businesses, help get the attention of those who can effect some change!
Also, if you know of someone that does not have the internet that would like to sign a petition, email me at kmcgrath@kc.rr.com with their name and address and I will take a paper copy to them.
Thanks for your time, and I believe if we all unite as one, we can make Pine Grove the best neighborhood in Kansas City!
The majority of us that live in Pine Grove want to see our neighborhood thrive! We have invested our time and money into our homes and into providing our children and families with a safe environment.
If you are tired of worrying about the safety of your family and home investment, and wasting time and money driving the scenic route to your schools and businesses, help get the attention of those who can effect some change!
Also, if you know of someone that does not have the internet that would like to sign a petition, email me at kmcgrath@kc.rr.com with their name and address and I will take a paper copy to them.
Thanks for your time, and I believe if we all unite as one, we can make Pine Grove the best neighborhood in Kansas City!
Tired of seeing a barricade across the S entrance to our neighborhood? Concerned about the accessibility emergency personnel have to your home? Want to protect the investment in your property and see our development grow?
The majority of us that live in Pine Grove want to see our neighborhood thrive! We have invested our time and money into our homes and into providing our children and families with a safe environment.
If you are tired of worrying about the safety of your family and home investment, and wasting time and money driving the scenic route to your schools and businesses, help get the attention of those who can effect some change!
Also, if you know of someone that does not have the internet that would like to sign a petition, email me at kmcgrath@kc.rr.com with their name and address and I will take a paper copy to them.
Thanks for your time, and I believe if we all unite as one, we can make Pine Grove the best neighborhood in Kansas City!
The majority of us that live in Pine Grove want to see our neighborhood thrive! We have invested our time and money into our homes and into providing our children and families with a safe environment.
If you are tired of worrying about the safety of your family and home investment, and wasting time and money driving the scenic route to your schools and businesses, help get the attention of those who can effect some change!
Also, if you know of someone that does not have the internet that would like to sign a petition, email me at kmcgrath@kc.rr.com with their name and address and I will take a paper copy to them.
Thanks for your time, and I believe if we all unite as one, we can make Pine Grove the best neighborhood in Kansas City!
We the undersigned, propose that the entrance to Pine Grove (located at N. Lawn Ave and 101st Street on the N side, and 101st St and Staley Road on the S side) be opened, recognized and maintained by the City of Kansas City as a public road. In the absence of immediate action to open this entrance, we also propose that Ordinance No. 030581 be amended to allow for said entrance to be opened and maintained by the City of Kansas City in an effort to provide safe and efficient access for the residents of Pine Grove, Kansas City emergency services personnel, North Kansas City School District buses, and others.
Thank you for your continued efforts to work with the residents of Pine Grove to ensure our safety and to support the further development of our community.
We signed the "Open Pine Grove Entrance - 101st St & Staley Rd" petition!
# 223:
8:54 pm PST, Jan 16,
Name not displayed, Missouri
As a potential homebuyer in Pine Grove, this road issue could very well affect our decision to purchase in this neighborhood. I have driven the "scenic rouute" the others have mentioned and it is completely out of the way from the local schools. I cannot believe the road was built and now is not allowed to be used. If the 'dangerous curve' is the concern, straighten it!!
As a potential homebuyer in Pine Grove, this road issue could very well affect our decision to purchase in this neighborhood. I have driven the "scenic rouute" the others have mentioned and it is completely out of the way from the local schools. I cannot believe the road was built and now is not allowed to be used. If the 'dangerous curve' is the concern, straighten it!!
# 222:
9:15 am PST, Dec 8,
Jeffery Mason, Missouri
# 221:
7:53 pm PST, Dec 6,
Ryan Redshaw, Missouri
If there is an accident on the corner of Hardesty and Pine Grove Dr, there is no entrance/exit from the community without using 101st which is currently barricaded. We need a second exit from the community.
If there is an accident on the corner of Hardesty and Pine Grove Dr, there is no entrance/exit from the community without using 101st which is currently barricaded. We need a second exit from the community.
# 220:
8:46 am PST, Nov 30,
J C and Jean Ann Frost, Missouri
Why is it that the city always brings up the dangerous curve on Staley Road as a reason to keep the entrance closed, when they know that most of the traffice goes east not west out of the neighborhood. ----With the entrance closed, we now are forced to drive the dangerous part (which includes the dangerous curve) of Staley Road to go east from N Topping to Staley High------. Why is it that Kansas City allows North Kansas City and Staley Farms neighborhood to connect to Staley Road after denial to Pine Grove stating the road was to dangerous? Is it that Kansas City beleives that most of the traffic will go east not west? The same is true of Pine Grove, the traffic will go east not west, so Kansas City should get over whatever it is and open the entrance for Pine Grove. Regards, J C and Jean Ann Frost
Why is it that the city always brings up the dangerous curve on Staley Road as a reason to keep the entrance closed, when they know that most of the traffice goes east not west out of the neighborhood. ----With the entrance closed, we now are forced to drive the dangerous part (which includes the dangerous curve) of Staley Road to go east from N Topping to Staley High------. Why is it that Kansas City allows North Kansas City and Staley Farms neighborhood to connect to Staley Road after denial to Pine Grove stating the road was to dangerous? Is it that Kansas City beleives that most of the traffic will go east not west? The same is true of Pine Grove, the traffic will go east not west, so Kansas City should get over whatever it is and open the entrance for Pine Grove. Regards, J C and Jean Ann Frost
# 219:
12:28 pm PST, Nov 22,
Silvia Melo, Portugal
# 218:
4:51 pm PST, Nov 10,
Steve Simpson, Missouri
I want the road openned back up asap!
I want the road openned back up asap!
# 217:
5:31 pm PST, Nov 7,
April Cantwell, Missouri
# 216:
9:03 pm PST, Nov 2,
Jeanene Morris, Missouri
Please open this road! It will help the community as well as my personal drive time and convenience.
Please open this road! It will help the community as well as my personal drive time and convenience.
# 215:
8:09 pm PST, Nov 2,
Heather Grossman, Missouri
# 214:
6:46 am PDT, Oct 14,
Jeff Shaw, Missouri
# 213:
2:42 pm PDT, Sep 1,
Name not displayed, Missouri
# 212:
2:04 pm PDT, Aug 27,
Linda Chrane, Missouri
# 211:
1:39 pm PDT, Aug 25,
Name not displayed, Missouri
The subdivision does not meet safety code standards due to only having one access road and the one it does have is a old country road. I have tried to sell several clients home in this subdivision in which they decided to buy somewhere with better access for safety & convenience purposes. This is too bad that there has to be a petition signed just to have the original plans carried out. Just look at the road in question.It presents a much more prestiges lookl when driving up compared to the other road with 2 rat hole foreclosures that they can't even sell. I can't imagine the money that all of that rock cost. How would you like to live in a subdivision that did not meet safety codes?
The subdivision does not meet safety code standards due to only having one access road and the one it does have is a old country road. I have tried to sell several clients home in this subdivision in which they decided to buy somewhere with better access for safety & convenience purposes. This is too bad that there has to be a petition signed just to have the original plans carried out. Just look at the road in question.It presents a much more prestiges lookl when driving up compared to the other road with 2 rat hole foreclosures that they can't even sell. I can't imagine the money that all of that rock cost. How would you like to live in a subdivision that did not meet safety codes?
# 210:
1:13 pm PDT, Aug 25,
Charles Ferrara Jr, Missouri
All you have to do is come look for yourself. There is one entrance for several hundred people to use. It does not meet safety code even if the Fire Dept signed off on it and our homes values are being impacted bu the lack of inventory allowed to be built and access is terrible. I am tired of these issues. When we bought our home in 2004 there was supposed to be another access road! The road is there and they have already measured the traffic in and out so let's see some action?
All you have to do is come look for yourself. There is one entrance for several hundred people to use. It does not meet safety code even if the Fire Dept signed off on it and our homes values are being impacted bu the lack of inventory allowed to be built and access is terrible. I am tired of these issues. When we bought our home in 2004 there was supposed to be another access road! The road is there and they have already measured the traffic in and out so let's see some action?
# 209:
12:48 pm PDT, Aug 25,
Kristi Ferrara, Missouri
This street is located much closer to our schools than the dangerous route that is taken currently by our school buses. The streets are not cleaned properly in the winter months!
This street is located much closer to our schools than the dangerous route that is taken currently by our school buses. The streets are not cleaned properly in the winter months!
# 208:
8:26 am PDT, Aug 24,
Janet Bellinghausen, Missouri
When we purchased in PineGrove the road was open and we are 2 houses from that enterance. We are very concerned about fire and ambulance time to go the "senic Rout". Also if you look up our address on most GPS it will direct you to the closed entrance. We are tired of all the mud in front of our house because everyone drives around the barricade and tracks mud up N Lawn avenue. The road is there PLEASE OPEN IT.
When we purchased in PineGrove the road was open and we are 2 houses from that enterance. We are very concerned about fire and ambulance time to go the "senic Rout". Also if you look up our address on most GPS it will direct you to the closed entrance. We are tired of all the mud in front of our house because everyone drives around the barricade and tracks mud up N Lawn avenue. The road is there PLEASE OPEN IT.
# 207:
9:49 am PDT, Aug 3,
Name not displayed, Missouri
We are looking at Pine Groves as a neighborhood to potentially live in. This is impacting our decision to move here.
We are looking at Pine Groves as a neighborhood to potentially live in. This is impacting our decision to move here.
# 206:
7:41 am PDT, Jul 27,
Rosemary Pisciotta, Missouri
# 205:
9:39 am PDT, Jul 21,
Name not displayed, Missouri
# 204:
6:41 pm PDT, Jul 20,
Patric Dold, Missouri
# 203:
6:39 pm PDT, Jul 20,
Joseph Dold, Missouri
# 202:
1:22 pm PDT, Jul 20,
ANTHONY DIGIOVANNI, Missouri
FROM A SAFETY STANDPOINT I THINK IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT ANOTHER ENTRANCE BE OPENED IN CASE OF FIRE, ETC. IF THE MAIN ENTRANCE IS BLOCKED IT WOULD BE A MESS.
FROM A SAFETY STANDPOINT I THINK IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT ANOTHER ENTRANCE BE OPENED IN CASE OF FIRE, ETC. IF THE MAIN ENTRANCE IS BLOCKED IT WOULD BE A MESS.
# 201:
11:38 am PDT, Jul 20,
Vito Pisciotta, Missouri
# 200:
7:49 am PDT, Jul 20,
Vicki DiGiovanni, Missouri
For emergency and safety reasons, the lack of a second entrance/exit is an obvious issue. Additionally, with the current depressed economy,anything that is viewed as a negative feature for Pine Grove such as having only one entrance/exit, is a factor that decreases our property values.
For emergency and safety reasons, the lack of a second entrance/exit is an obvious issue. Additionally, with the current depressed economy,anything that is viewed as a negative feature for Pine Grove such as having only one entrance/exit, is a factor that decreases our property values.
# 199:
7:29 am PDT, Jul 20,
Sheila Cuda, Missouri
# 198:
10:14 am PDT, Jul 19,
Melissa Petit, Missouri
# 197:
7:03 am PDT, Jul 19,
Joanna Pisciotta, Missouri
Unfortunately, this should not be an issue. Having a medical condition, it makes me really nervous to know that it could possibly take emergency response up to 10 minutes longer to get to me, should I need the help. The road should be open for the safety, convenience, and peace of mind for all those who use it, whether it is daily, visiting a resident, or for emergency use by police, fire, and ambulance.
Unfortunately, this should not be an issue. Having a medical condition, it makes me really nervous to know that it could possibly take emergency response up to 10 minutes longer to get to me, should I need the help. The road should be open for the safety, convenience, and peace of mind for all those who use it, whether it is daily, visiting a resident, or for emergency use by police, fire, and ambulance.
# 196:
6:56 am PDT, Jul 19,
Name not displayed, Missouri
We are looking into possibly moving to the Pine Grove neighborhood. At this time not having an additional entrance/exit and access to the neighborhood is heavily weighing on our decision and causing us to look elsewhere.
We are looking into possibly moving to the Pine Grove neighborhood. At this time not having an additional entrance/exit and access to the neighborhood is heavily weighing on our decision and causing us to look elsewhere.
# 195:
2:18 pm PDT, Jul 18,
Gary Kimball, Missouri
Need two entrances for emergency vehicles. Opening the South entrance will reduce the fire response time by approx 10 min.
Need two entrances for emergency vehicles. Opening the South entrance will reduce the fire response time by approx 10 min.
# 194:
2:26 pm PDT, Jul 17,
Philip DiGiovanni, Missouri
This situation is pretty stupid, move the barricade. One good thing about it was how it rallied all of us Pine Grovers together to fight against it. It was always funny seeing the latest obstacle that a neighbor had dismantled. Can we get one golf hole installed by the pool area that would be amazing!
This situation is pretty stupid, move the barricade. One good thing about it was how it rallied all of us Pine Grovers together to fight against it. It was always funny seeing the latest obstacle that a neighbor had dismantled. Can we get one golf hole installed by the pool area that would be amazing!
# 193:
1:56 pm PDT, Jul 17,
Jessica DiGiovanni, Missouri
# 192:
6:20 pm PDT, Jun 20,
Name not displayed, Missouri
# 191:
6:10 pm PDT, Jun 20,
Name not displayed, Missouri
# 190:
6:06 pm PDT, Jun 20,
Ulysis Calumpong, Missouri
# 189:
6:02 pm PDT, Jun 20,
Neda Calumpong, Missouri
Not only is this an inconvenience when traveling in and out of the neighborhood it is also major safety concern. As of right now there is only one entrance which means only one way in and out for emergency vehicles. This could in turn delay the response time in the event of an emergency. I am certain that everyone would agree that every second counts.
Not only is this an inconvenience when traveling in and out of the neighborhood it is also major safety concern. As of right now there is only one entrance which means only one way in and out for emergency vehicles. This could in turn delay the response time in the event of an emergency. I am certain that everyone would agree that every second counts.
# 188:
3:18 pm PDT, Jun 18,
Name not displayed, Missouri
# 187:
7:20 pm PDT, Jun 17,
Chris Wipperman, Missouri
I have had a medical emergency that required an ambulance. This was before the road was closed. I found out that if the road had been closed at the time and the ambulance had to detour I may not have lived. This is a life or death issue!
I have had a medical emergency that required an ambulance. This was before the road was closed. I found out that if the road had been closed at the time and the ambulance had to detour I may not have lived. This is a life or death issue!
# 186:
7:20 pm PDT, Jun 17,
Melissa Maultsby, Missouri
For safety reasons our subdivision needs to have two entrances/exits. I would hate for something terrible to happen and emergency personnel be delayed because of a political standoff between the developer and the city.
For safety reasons our subdivision needs to have two entrances/exits. I would hate for something terrible to happen and emergency personnel be delayed because of a political standoff between the developer and the city.
# 185:
8:19 pm PDT, Jun 9,
Name not displayed, Missouri
# 184:
7:38 am PDT, May 7,
Charlie and Angela Kinslow, Missouri
# 183:
7:17 am PDT, May 7,
Susie DeGhelder, Missouri
As a health care provider, I know that even a few minutes can mean the difference between life and death in an emergency. This is the difference between the time it takes to get to my address from the entrance at 101st & Stayley and the entrance at 96th St. & I-435. We are asking the city to resolve whatever petty differences they may have with the developer and open the south entrance to Pine Grove neighborhood.
As a health care provider, I know that even a few minutes can mean the difference between life and death in an emergency. This is the difference between the time it takes to get to my address from the entrance at 101st & Stayley and the entrance at 96th St. & I-435. We are asking the city to resolve whatever petty differences they may have with the developer and open the south entrance to Pine Grove neighborhood.
# 182:
8:37 am PDT, Apr 6,
Michael Oliver, Missouri
# 181:
3:20 pm PDT, Apr 5,
Name not displayed, Missouri
# 180:
4:08 pm PDT, Mar 31,
Name not displayed, California
# 179:
5:40 pm PDT, Mar 30,
Camille Anderson, Missouri
With all of the work they've done to keep those barricades up it would have taken little more effort to just fix the three feet up messed up road! Not to mention, all of that mud in our neighborhood is not pretty and obviously isn't going to help the value of our homes if it looks like crap.
With all of the work they've done to keep those barricades up it would have taken little more effort to just fix the three feet up messed up road! Not to mention, all of that mud in our neighborhood is not pretty and obviously isn't going to help the value of our homes if it looks like crap.
# 178:
1:34 pm PDT, Mar 30,
Bradley Anderson, Missouri
# 177:
4:25 pm PDT, Mar 28,
Robert Carlson, Missouri
# 176:
7:56 am PDT, Mar 26,
Shawn Williams, Missouri
# 175:
7:10 am PDT, Mar 26,
Jean Ann Frost, Missouri
# 174:
5:31 am PDT, Mar 26,
Kate Smith, Missouri
We need the South side open for traffic. One way in into our neighborhood can cause a delay in emergency vehichles getting to us in case of emergency. Having barricades set up in the neighbor also just isn't a "pretty" sight. Please remove these and finish the south side entrance!
We need the South side open for traffic. One way in into our neighborhood can cause a delay in emergency vehichles getting to us in case of emergency. Having barricades set up in the neighbor also just isn't a "pretty" sight. Please remove these and finish the south side entrance!
# 173:
3:00 pm PDT, Mar 24,
Josh P, Missouri
# 172:
4:21 pm PDT, Mar 23,
Keith & Shervette Jones, Missouri
# 171:
7:58 pm PDT, Mar 22,
Robert O'Leary, Missouri
# 170:
4:53 am PDT, Mar 22,
Name not displayed, Missouri
I am tired of seeing all the mud and dirt that now covers N Lawn. In addition, why would we have a large sign advertising the neighborhood at the S entrance when it is blocked? It makes our subdivision look bad. It also takes additional time for EMS and fire to get to my house! If the main entrance were blocked or unaccessable, how would we be able to leave the neighborhood?
I am tired of seeing all the mud and dirt that now covers N Lawn. In addition, why would we have a large sign advertising the neighborhood at the S entrance when it is blocked? It makes our subdivision look bad. It also takes additional time for EMS and fire to get to my house! If the main entrance were blocked or unaccessable, how would we be able to leave the neighborhood?
# 169:
9:28 am PDT, Mar 21,
Tiffany Paxton, Missouri
# 168:
9:07 pm PDT, Mar 20,
Matthew Sole, Missouri
# 167:
7:40 pm PDT, Mar 20,
Caitlin O'Connor, Missouri
# 166:
7:34 pm PDT, Mar 20,
Name not displayed, Missouri
Being a high school student myself, I feel that this barricade is just a hassle and has nothing but negativity coming from it. It wastes time not to mention gas which is extra money I could be saving. At night the main curvy road has no street lights and as everyone knows in our neighborhood...that area has numerous deer. My parents shouldn't have to worry about a deer popping out at my car or me not being able to control my car in the snow on such a curvy road. On the other hand what if there was an emergency?...well i guess that emergency would just have to hold off for 5 extra min. because we have a useless barricade blocking our neighborhood. No one will want to buy houses and the development will never grow because no body will want to keep wasting their time and money going around a curvy road. And if the city is concerned about the road getting fixed well then I have news for them...no body cares! If it really starts to bug us, as a community I am sure we are pretty darn capable of making the road tolerable (which it already is). As put by a teenager---the barricade is STUPID!
Being a high school student myself, I feel that this barricade is just a hassle and has nothing but negativity coming from it. It wastes time not to mention gas which is extra money I could be saving. At night the main curvy road has no street lights and as everyone knows in our neighborhood...that area has numerous deer. My parents shouldn't have to worry about a deer popping out at my car or me not being able to control my car in the snow on such a curvy road. On the other hand what if there was an emergency?...well i guess that emergency would just have to hold off for 5 extra min. because we have a useless barricade blocking our neighborhood. No one will want to buy houses and the development will never grow because no body will want to keep wasting their time and money going around a curvy road. And if the city is concerned about the road getting fixed well then I have news for them...no body cares! If it really starts to bug us, as a community I am sure we are pretty darn capable of making the road tolerable (which it already is). As put by a teenager---the barricade is STUPID!
# 165:
12:39 pm PDT, Mar 20,
Gilbert Yunger, Missouri
This is a no brainer. Why the street was closed after being able to use it for so long is just plain insane. There is no reason why that intrance should be closed. I visit my sister in that neighborhood. Whats wrong with it being open? I tell you what is wrong someone downtown would not have anything to do all day long if it was open.
This is a no brainer. Why the street was closed after being able to use it for so long is just plain insane. There is no reason why that intrance should be closed. I visit my sister in that neighborhood. Whats wrong with it being open? I tell you what is wrong someone downtown would not have anything to do all day long if it was open.
# 164:
10:16 am PDT, Mar 20,
Elsie Quagraine, Missouri
# 163:
4:51 am PDT, Mar 20,
Margene Furnell, Missouri
# 162:
6:09 pm PDT, Mar 19,
Alanna Jackson, Missouri
Having to drive to the main entrance of the neighborhood and drive around all the curvy streets to get into the neighborhood is very dangerous at night and when there is bad weather (ice, snow, rain, sleet). For a neighborhood this size for safety sake there should be more than one entrance.
Having to drive to the main entrance of the neighborhood and drive around all the curvy streets to get into the neighborhood is very dangerous at night and when there is bad weather (ice, snow, rain, sleet). For a neighborhood this size for safety sake there should be more than one entrance.
# 161:
11:33 am PDT, Mar 19,
Name not displayed, Missouri
This is simply ridiculous. The main issue here is that GPS devices, MapQuest, etc...direct you to the 101st St entrance. I know that this technology is used by emergency response vehicles/dispatchers as well. The issue is not that someone might have to go a little out of the way to visit a friend or attend a Pampered Chef party. The issue is that someone's neighbor, friend or loved one could very well die due to a lack of expedient access to emergency services guaranteed us by our city and payed for by our tax dollars. God forbid something like this should happen. The legal aftermath of such a catastrophe would surely find all involved in litigation, criminal and civil, leading to the destruction/collapse of careers and families. This is a VERY serious issue, and should not be taken lightly. The audacity of the city to actually post officers at this entrance to cite residents/visitors for using the road is way beyond my comprehension. I wonder how the officers find the entrance? GPS perhaps?
This is simply ridiculous. The main issue here is that GPS devices, MapQuest, etc...direct you to the 101st St entrance. I know that this technology is used by emergency response vehicles/dispatchers as well. The issue is not that someone might have to go a little out of the way to visit a friend or attend a Pampered Chef party. The issue is that someone's neighbor, friend or loved one could very well die due to a lack of expedient access to emergency services guaranteed us by our city and payed for by our tax dollars. God forbid something like this should happen. The legal aftermath of such a catastrophe would surely find all involved in litigation, criminal and civil, leading to the destruction/collapse of careers and families. This is a VERY serious issue, and should not be taken lightly. The audacity of the city to actually post officers at this entrance to cite residents/visitors for using the road is way beyond my comprehension. I wonder how the officers find the entrance? GPS perhaps?
# 160:
10:58 am PDT, Mar 19,
Samuel Scott, Missouri
# 159:
10:53 am PDT, Mar 19,
Lacey Scott, Missouri
Through church, I do a lot of service with Lynette Justesen and family, Laura Lee and family, and Tiffany Grady and family. All of these people live in the Pine Grove subdivision, and it is very inconvenient to get to their home by taking the round about way. I would appreciate it if the back entrance would be opened up.
Through church, I do a lot of service with Lynette Justesen and family, Laura Lee and family, and Tiffany Grady and family. All of these people live in the Pine Grove subdivision, and it is very inconvenient to get to their home by taking the round about way. I would appreciate it if the back entrance would be opened up.
# 158:
10:47 am PDT, Mar 19,
James Frost, Missouri
#1 concern: The accessibility of emergency personel to our home. #2 concern: Why was this development approved by city officals? #3 concern: Why did the head of North Kansas City School District testify that adding any traffic to Stanly Road would be dangerous, yet after the tax payers approve taxes for new schools, the same school district builds the schools on Staley Road and the city doesn't have any problems with this. I quess it is all political. In 2004, the developer informed the home owners that the west entrances would be completed by fall of 2004. Later the developer said that the south and west entrances would be completed by spring of 2005. #4 concern: Neither Kansas City or developer are doing right by the residents of Pine Grove.
#1 concern: The accessibility of emergency personel to our home. #2 concern: Why was this development approved by city officals? #3 concern: Why did the head of North Kansas City School District testify that adding any traffic to Stanly Road would be dangerous, yet after the tax payers approve taxes for new schools, the same school district builds the schools on Staley Road and the city doesn't have any problems with this. I quess it is all political. In 2004, the developer informed the home owners that the west entrances would be completed by fall of 2004. Later the developer said that the south and west entrances would be completed by spring of 2005. #4 concern: Neither Kansas City or developer are doing right by the residents of Pine Grove.
# 157:
10:41 am PDT, Mar 19,
Jon & Deann Leddick, Missouri
# 156:
7:55 am PDT, Mar 19,
Name not displayed, Missouri
This is common sense--all neighborhoods need more than one way in and out for emergency access.
This is common sense--all neighborhoods need more than one way in and out for emergency access.
# 155:
5:17 am PDT, Mar 19,
Wendy Rust, Missouri
# 153:
7:40 pm PDT, Mar 18,
Tehsin Syed, Missouri
# 152:
8:43 am PDT, Mar 18,
Kris O'Leary, Missouri
# 151:
8:18 am PDT, Mar 18,
Christena Zoeller, Missouri
