Stricker said Edegmoor already has a timeline in place, which includes finalizing the airport’s design throughout the spring as well as working on any environmental work. Geoffrey Stricker, Edgemoor’s managing director, told 41 Action News last week the company expects to be finished with the single-terminal by November of 2021, which would be built on the site of KCI’s Terminal A. But first, the city must negotiate a memorandum of understanding and then a final contract with Edgemoor. The new single-terminal will now replace the current three-terminal layout at KCI, which the airlines and city officials have called “outdated.”Įdgemoor Real Estate and Infrastructure, the lead developer for the airport project, will be responsible for covering any costs that exceed the project’s budget.

'The voters of Kansas City have sent us a very clear message again that they are excited about the direction the city is going and they want us to keep that momentum going,' said Mayor Sly James, who was a big supporter of the proposal.Ī majority of Kansas City, Missouri voters voted “yes” to ballot question 1 on Tuesday, which authorizes the city to construct a new passenger terminal at KCI using funds from the airlines and airport-generated revenue. After years of discussion and debate, Kansas City voters have decided to build a new single-terminal at KCI.

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