(KANSAS CITY, Mo., AP) — Officials say construction on Kansas City’s downtown streetcar project is nearly 50 percent complete and is on track to finish this fall.
But the vehicles will undergo months of testing before passengers can start boarding. It’s likely the streetcars won’t be open to the public until early 2016.
The Kansas City Star (http://bit.ly/1EENvih ) reports several small businesses say water and sewer work related to the construction project has inconvenienced customers for nine months, affecting their bottom line.
However, the executive director of the Kansas City Streetcar Authority and a spokeswoman of the Kansas City Streetcar Constructors say crews have worked hard to keep the impact of construction work minimal. They say the most disruptive street work is nearly finished.
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Kansas City streetcar construction to finish this fall
March 2, 2015
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