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Section of NW Lake Drive Set to Close Thursday, April 30

Section of NW Lake Drive Set to Close Thursday, April 30

Beginning Thursday, April 30 (rescheduled from April 23), NW Lake Drive between Woods Chapel Road and Lakewood Boulevard will close to through traffic for approximately 15 days for the installation of speed humps and a raised crosswalk. The hard closure will be between Hickory Street and Greenview Drive by the Lakewood Aquatic Center, 4105 NW Lake Dr. The detour route includes Lakewood Boulevard, Lee’s Summit Road, and Woods Chapel Road.

The first phase includes construction of a speed hump approximately 100 yards to the north of the entrance to the Lakewood Aquatic Center, with access to the Lakewood Aquatic Center maintained from the south by way of Woods Chapel Road. The second phase includes construction of a raised crosswalk near the existing crosswalk and a speed hump approximately 100 yards south of the crosswalk, with access to the Lakewood Aquatic Center maintained from the north by way of Lakewood Boulevard. Each phase will take approximately one week. All work is weather permitting and schedules are subject to change.

Representatives of the Lakewood Property Owners Association approached the Lee’s Summit Public Works Department to address speeding concerns along NW Lake Drive as part of the City’s Neighborhood Traffic Safety Program. The City conducted a traffic study, and traffic calming was recommended at this location. The construction was timed to be completed after the City of Kansas City, Missouri’s Lee’s Summit Road realignment project, and before summer 2026.

For more information, contact the City’s Public Works Department at publicworks@cityofLS.net or 816.969.1800.

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Section of NE Johnson Street between NE Maple Street and NE Short Street to Close Wed., July 1

Section of NE Johnson Street between NE Maple Street and NE Short Street to Close Wed., July 1

Section of NE Johnson Street between NE Maple Street and NE Short Street to Close Wed., July 1

A section of Northeast Johnson Street between NE Maple Street and NE Short Street is set to close to through traffic 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, July 1, for approximately one week. The detour route includes Northeast Short Street, Northeast Green Street, and Northeast Maple Street. 

Section of NW Main Street Set to Close Monday, June 22

Section of NW Main Street Set to Close Monday, June 22

Section of NW Main Street Set to Close Monday, June 22

A section of NW Main Street is set to close on Monday, June 22, for approximately three weeks.  The closure is just north of the Forest Avenue intersection. The detour route includes Orchard, Douglas, and Maple streets. Forest Avenue also will be closed to through traffic between Central and Douglas streets.

Section of Pryor Road Set to Open Friday, June 19

Section of Pryor Road Set to Open Friday, June 19

Section of Pryor Road Set to Open Friday, June 19

The section of Pryor Road between Longview and Scherer roads is expected to open to traffic by the end of the day tomorrow, Friday, June 19. One lane of traffic will be open in each direction, and it will remain an active construction zone with workers present so drivers should use caution. The posted detour will remain Longview, Ward, and Hook roads. The intersection of Pryor and Scherer roads will be a three-way stop.

Section of SE Douglas Street Set to Close for Pavement Repairs

Section of SE Douglas Street Set to Close for Pavement Repairs

Section of SE Douglas Street Set to Close for Pavement Repairs

A contractor is set to close the southbound section of SE Douglas Street between SE 1st and SE 2nd streets daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for pavement repairs. Work is permitted from Wednesday, June 17, through Friday, July 10; however, currently the contractor expects to begin mid-week the week of June 22. The detour route is SE 1st Street, SE Main Street, and SE 2nd Street.

 

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