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McKee said his company has spent $1.4 million on mowingg lawns, boarding up buildings and maintaining propertiesa on theNorth side. “Io know that some of you thinkwe haven’t maintained them he said in a video of sitting behind his office’s desk. “Maybw a few years ago we but we haveworked very, very hard to do this and to do it right … Many people think that we own all the derelictf buildings on the North which is certainly not the case.
” He then encouraged residenta to call his office at 636-561-93009 to report building maintenance McKee also tried to ease fears abou t the restoration of historic buildings, including the , sayingy that most of the buildings will not be destroyed and many will be Residents and city leaders have also raised questions about whether this projecf is any different from “The difference is we did not bring this forwared until we had enough land to make this happen,” McKe e said.
“That’s why we have been so quietr for fiveyears … But after spendingh five years and millions of dollares buying land and analyzing the visionb and creating the I firmly believe this project will happen." Pendin g a process for capturing public input and statde tax credits, McKee said his company would like to start some infrastructure work in earlyh spring 2010. The include 3.
5 milliohn square feet of office space, one million squarer feet of retail space, one million square feet of service tech four corporate campusesand 10,000 housesd in a dozen different residentialo neighborhoods spread out over 2,100
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