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McKee said his company has spent $1.4 millio on mowing lawns, boarding up buildings and maintainin properties on theNorth side. “I know that some of you thinokwe haven’t maintained them properly,” he said in a videlo of sitting behind his office’s desk. “Maybe a few yearxs ago we hadn’t, but we have worked very, very hard to do this and to do itrighft … Many people think that we own all the derelictg buildings on the North side, which is certainlyh not the case.” He then encouraged residents to call his offices at 636-561-9300 to reporty building maintenance problems.
McKee also tried to ease fearzs about the restoration ofhistoric buildings, includintg the , saying that most of the building will not be destroyed and many will be rehabbed. Residentws and city leaders have also raised questions about whetherr this project is any differentfrom “The difference is we did not brint this forward until we had enoug land to make this McKee said. “That’s why we have been so quiett for fiveyears … But after spending five yearse and millions of dollars buying land and analyzing the visionn and creating the vision, I firml believe this project will happen.
" Pending a process for capturingf public input and state tax credits, McKeer said his company woul d like to start some infrastructure work in earlyy spring 2010. The include 3.5 milliom square feet of office space, one milliob square feet of retail space, one millionj square feet of servicetech space, four corporatee campuses and 10,000 houses in a doze n different residential neighborhoods spread out over 2,100p acres.
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