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Inclement Winter Weather Route Established for Northwest Quarry Park Road

Inclement Winter Weather Route Established for Northwest Quarry Park Road

The City of Lee’s Summit has established an inclement winter weather route through the Clarkson Construction property north of Northwest Quarry Park Road. This route is necessary due to the upcoming winter weather season and the continued closure of Northwest Quarry Park Road west of Northwest Pryor Road. Access to the inclement winter weather route is from Northwest Quarry Park Road.

This route will only be used when inclement winter weather is forecast and the City anticipates the need to plow and/or treat streets. When these conditions are anticipated, the City’s crews will open the inclement winter weather route through the Clarkson Construction property and close the temporary access on old Noland Road. After winter weather has ended and conditions improve, the City’s crews will reopen the temporary access on old Noland Road and close the inclement winter weather route.

If there are any questions or concerns, contact the Public Works Department at publicworks@cityofls.net or 816.969.1800. For immediate concerns after hours, on weekends, and holidays, contact Fire Dispatch at 816.969.7407 and a Public Works supervisor will be notified.

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City Crews Plowing and Treating Streets Today, Wednesday, February 12

City Crews Plowing and Treating Streets Today, Wednesday, February 12

The City’s crews are plowing and treating streets today, Wednesday, February 12, and will continue working around the clock until all streets are plowed and treated. Crews are nearing completion on primary streets and have started secondary streets. Due to cold temperatures, streets may still be packed with snow even after being plowed and treated. Residents can help by moving vehicles from streets if possible. Vehicles parked on streets significantly slow...
City Crews Preparing for Snow this Week

City Crews Preparing for Snow this Week

The City’s crews are pre-treating streets with salt today, Monday, February 10, ahead of winter weather forecast for this week. Crews started treating streets in residential areas, and then will move to secondary and primary streets. Light snow is expected overnight into Tuesday, February 11, and crews will treat streets as needed.

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Chipman Road Project Update

Chipman Road Project Update

Chipman Road Project Update
The Chipman Road Improvements project is moving into the next construction phase beginning the week of Feb. 10, weather permitting. Pavement removal is expected to start on the section of Northwest Chipman Road from just west of the pedestrian bridge to Northwest Bent Tree Drive in preparation for paving in March. This section will remain closed until construction is complete later this spring. The section of Northwest Chipman Road between View High Drive and...
Section of Northwest Commerce Drive Set to Close on Monday, February 10

Section of Northwest Commerce Drive Set to Close on Monday, February 10

Section of Northwest Commerce Drive Set to Close on Monday, February 10

A section of Northwest Commerce Drive between Northwest Main Street and Northeast Tudor Road is set to close on Monday, February 10. Work is permitted through early May. The detour route includes Northwest Main Street, Northeast Douglas Street, and Northeast Tudor Road. The closure is necessary for development-related construction.

City Preparing for Potential Freezing Rain Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 5

City Preparing for Potential Freezing Rain Tomorrow, Wednesday, February 5

A City crew is scheduled to report at midnight to treat streets with salt before potential freezing rain tomorrow morning, Wednesday, February 5. Streets may become slick due to pavement temperatures being below freezing. Drivers should use caution during the morning commute, especially on elevated surfaces such as bridges and overpasses. Pavement temperatures are expected to rise above freezing by mid-morning Wednesday.

 

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