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Transportation

Traffic Engineering & Operations 

 

Traffic Engineering and Operations are part of the Public Works Department and are tasked with managing the transportation, traffic control and streetlight networks in the City of Lee’s Summit.

The Traffic Engineering Group is under the direction of the City Traffic Engineer and is responsible for the planning, design and operation of all traffic control within the City. This includes; traffic signals, roundabouts, signs, speed limits, school zones, traffic calming, parking, pavement marking, etc. The Traffic Engineering Group is also responsible for transportation planning, traffic impact assessment (development), street lighting, multi-modal transit and general traffic engineering efforts to improve safety, mobility and efficiency; such as access, intersection, crash, sight distance and roadside evaluation. This group works in cooperation with other city departments, adjacent jurisdictions, MARC and MoDOT to provide the best transportation network possible for Lee’s Summit.

The Traffic Operations Group is under the guidance of the Public Works Operations Superintendent and is responsible for maintenance of the traffic control and street light networks in Lee’s Summit; including signs, pavement markings and traffic signals. 
 

Traffic Publications

 

Access Management Code

The Access Management Code takes a comprehensive view of property access relative to the function of the streets from which it is provided.  The objective of access management is to optimize, or find that right balance, between property access and traffic safety and efficiency, particularly along arterial and collector streets.

Thoroughfare Master Plan

The Thoroughfare Master Plan was drafted in 2006 and is a comprehensive solution which establishes short and long-range transportation improvement priorities.

 

Traffic Brochures/General Information

 

Douglas Street Median and Lighting Improvements

Facts About Children at Play Signs

Establishing Speed Limits

Lighting Maintenance

Neighborhood Traffic Safety Program

Roundabouts

Facts about School Zones

Facts about Traffic Control Signs

Traffic Maintenance