City details sidewalk gap progress; phase 2 costlier and engineering-intensive
City staff reported that phase 1 of Lee's Summit's sidewalk gap program added about 3.18 miles of sidewalk; phase 2 will address more difficult segments and is estimated at $3.5 million-plus due to grading and retaining walls.
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Erin Rolovo, senior staff engineer, told the Public Works Committee on Feb. 10 that Lee's Summit installed roughly 3.18 miles (20,137 linear feet) of new sidewalk in phase 1 of the sidewalk gap program and completed an estimated 94 ADA curb ramps at a total project cost slightly above $2.2 million.
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