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O'Fallon committee reviews citywide path and greenway projects, flags edge cases with Cottleville
Summary
City capital improvements manager Chris Clerks updated a City of O'Fallon committee on multiple path and greenway projects, noting completed work, projects in design, and coordination with neighboring Cottleville over path width and connectivity; federal and county funds support several projects.
At a recent City of O'Fallon committee meeting, Chris Clerks, the city's capital improvements manager, updated members on planned and underway path and greenway projects across the city, saying the work is intended to improve connectivity between neighborhoods, subdivisions and regional corridors.
Clerks said the Lake Saint Louis Boulevard extension includes a planned 10-foot shared-use path that is currently in design, while Weldon Springs Road improvements completed this year included a new 10-foot shared-use path connecting into the Valley Brook Drive subdivision. "We have a good connectivity there," Clerks said, describing the Weldon Springs installation as a completed link in the system. He said Main Street Phase 1 (Pittman to the railroad tracks) installed a decorative 10-foot corridor (with a walking surface closer to 8 feet) and that Main Street Phase 2 design is underway with construction expected in 2026 and Phase 3 to extend to Saint Joe.
Clerks described Deer Road…
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