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Committee backs $ federal-backed Cass Avenue multimodal corridor, signal upgrades and Christie Greenway extension
Summary
St. Louis City’s Public Infrastructure and Utilities Committee on Oct. 29 recommended passage of Board Bill 89, an ordinance that advances three federally funded capital projects across the city: the Cass Avenue multimodal corridor Phase 1, Traffic Management Enhancement Phase 9, and Christie Greenway Phase 2.
St. Louis City’s Public Infrastructure and Utilities Committee on Oct. 29 recommended passage of Board Bill 89, an ordinance that advances three federally funded capital projects across the city: the Cass Avenue multimodal corridor Phase 1, Traffic Management Enhancement Phase 9 on Skinker and McCausland (with a piece on Arsenal), and Christie Greenway Phase 2.
John Kohler, a representative of the Board of Public Service, told the committee the projects are “all 3 associated with federal funding that's administered through our municipal planning organization, East West Gateway Council of Governments.” He described the Cass Avenue work as roughly 1.25 miles from Elliot to Tucker and said it will include lane reductions, new lighting and “a dedicated shared use multi use path on the north side all along the route.”
Kohler said the Traffic Management Enhancement Phase 9 project will rebuild 21 traffic signals along Skinker and McCausland (from Page to Canterbury) and…
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