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Council approves design task order for 2027 CARS Knoll Avenue project
Summary
Council approved a design task order with Wilson and Company not to exceed $46,118 for the 2027 CARS project on Knoll Avenue (67th to Martway), a CIP project with estimated 2027 construction costs of $897,634.65; council urged inclusion of speed-management and Complete Streets elements where feasible.
The Mission City Council authorized a design task order for the 2027 CARS project on Knoll Avenue (67th Street to Martway), approving a not-to-exceed design fee of $46,118 with Wilson and Company. The project is included in the city's five-year capital improvement plan, with anticipated construction in 2027 and an estimated construction cost of $897,634.65.
Staff outlined the scope—an ultra-thin bonded asphalt surface (UBAS), spot sidewalk and curb replacements, limited full-depth pavement repairs, crosswalk improvements and updated pavement markings. Councilmembers raised safety concerns and asked staff to incorporate low-cost speed-management and traffic-calming measures where feasible. One councilmember said the project area is heavily trafficked and suggested adding design elements to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety; staff noted upcoming work sessions on Complete Streets policy and will coordinate alternatives analysis in engineering scopes. The council approved the task order by roll call.
