Before the old KCI terminals B and C are demolished, 40 of the over 100 mosaic medallions embedded in the floors will be salvaged and installed in city-owned buildings. These medallions may be removed “possibly in the next 30 days,” according to KCI spokesperson Joe McBride. The city’s Municipal Art Commission, which oversees public art projects, still has to approve the final list, which could happen as soon as next week. McBride said they chose 40 medallions that are “the most interesting/iconic (and) not duplicated or in poor condition.” Each mosaic is embedded in epoxy resin attached to the concrete terminal floors, and it costs about $1,000 to remove one. McBride said airport revenues will cover the costs. We don’t know yet exactly where the medallions will end up — but the city hinted that they will be installed in city-owned buildings. The city’s Municipal Art Commission will have the final say on that too. Tell us which medallions you want to see saved at the link in ou...