UG questions reuse concept for ex-Cerner Continuous Campus as developers seek rezoning

A pair of local developers aim to remake the former Cerner Continuous Campus property into a mixed-use redevelopment, but Kansas City, Kansas, officials want more information before they sign off on a rezoning request.

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