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Curb Repair Programs:  2011 through 2013 

 

Schedule Updates (as of May 2012)

The City's Contractor is currently working on the Curb Replacement Phase 3.  Estimated schedule for the next 30 to 60 Days is shown below.  90% complete usually means the curb and sidewalk work is completed.  Remaining work typically consists of corrections, repairs and clean up.

Area 1 (NE Upper Wood Road):  90% complete. 

Area 2 ( Oaks Ridge Meadows, Near Hidden Meadow & Hidden Valley Drive):  90% complete.

Area 3 (Lake Ridge Meadows):  About 70% complete.

Area 4 (Savannah Ridge):  Start work week of May 21st.  Will take 2 to 4 weeks to complete.

Area 6 (Amber Hills south of Mulberry):  Will follow completion of Area 4.  Work starts in late May or early June.

Area 7 (Hunter's Ridge area of Deerbrook):  Estimated to start work in early to mid June.

Area 5 (Mulberry East):  Estimated to start work in mid to late June.
 


     

What is the long-term schedule for the various curb replacement programs?  

Bond Issue Phase 3:  Construction take place from May 2012 through mid-November 2012.  This work will replace curb in 11 neighborhoods.  

The balance of bond issue money will be used to bid a smaller contract in 2013 and augment the City's annual curb program later this year.

2012 Annual Curb Program:  Construction bids will be advertised May 25th.  Bids will be opened June 22nd.  This work will take place from mid-August through mid-November and replace curb in 6 neighborhoods.

 


 

 

 

Curb Repair Programs:  2011 through 2013 

 

Schedule Updates (as of May 2012)

The City's Contractor is currently working on the Curb Replacement Phase 3.  Estimated schedule for the next 30 to 60 Days is shown below.  90% complete usually means the curb and sidewalk work is completed.  Remaining work typically consists of corrections, repairs and clean up.

Area 1 (NE Upper Wood Road):  90% complete. 

Area 2 ( Oaks Ridge Meadows, Near Hidden Meadow & Hidden Valley Drive):  90% complete.

Area 3 (Lake Ridge Meadows):  About 70% complete.

Area 4 (Savannah Ridge):  Start work week of May 21st.  Will take 2 to 4 weeks to complete.

Area 6 (Amber Hills south of Mulberry):  Will follow completion of Area 4.  Work starts in late May or early June.

Area 7 (Hunter's Ridge area of Deerbrook):  Estimated to start work in early to mid June.

Area 5 (Mulberry East):  Estimated to start work in mid to late June.
 


     

What is the long-term schedule for the various curb replacement programs?  

Bond Issue Phase 3:  Construction take place from May 2012 through mid-November 2012.  This work will replace curb in 11 neighborhoods.  

The balance of bond issue money will be used to bid a smaller contract in 2013 and augment the City's annual curb program later this year.

2012 Annual Curb Program:  Construction bids will be advertised May 25th.  Bids will be opened June 22nd.  This work will take place from mid-August through mid-November and replace curb in 6 neighborhoods.

 


 

 

 

Curb Bond Issue Replacement Program

The work funded by bond issue for curb will take place in several phases over the next 2 or 3 years.

City's Curb Replacement Programs

The City's Public Works Department manages curb replacement through three different programs, each targeting slightly differing needs.

The History of D-Cracking in the KC Metro Area

D-cracking occurs in exterior concrete exposed to moisture, freezing and thawing.  The gravel inside the concrete absorbs water, freezes and then cracks as the water expands during freezing.  The City has changed concrete requirements to avoid the problem in the future.

Transportation - Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

For your convenience, here is a listing of common questions relating to the City of Lee's Summit curb repair programs.  To display the answer to a question, just click on the question and the answer will display below it.  If a question is not found, we encourage you to ask us a question.


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