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Spring Hill council approves $67,000 contribution to KDOT K‑7 Corridor study
Summary
The Spring Hill City Council voted 4-0 on Feb. 13 to provide a $67,000 local match toward a KDOT-led $600,000 K‑7 Corridor study that will assess traffic needs and potential improvements in the area.
The Spring Hill City Council voted 4-0 on Feb. 13 to approve a $67,000 contribution to the Kansas Department of Transportation’s K‑7 Corridor study.
City staff member Ms. Abel told the council the $600,000 study will revisit a corridor study KDOT performed roughly 15–20 years ago and will include the Spring Hill and Olathe areas. Abel said Olathe had already committed its $67,000 share and that Johnson County had an outstanding request for its $67,000 share; Spring Hill’s approval would cover the city’s "fair share" of the local match.
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