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La Cygne applies for KDOT CCLIP funds to rebuild Hwy 152/Industrial Road intersection

La Cygne City Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The council authorized BG Consultants to prepare a KDOT CCLIP application seeking roughly $650,000 for design and construction work at the KS‑152/Industrial Road connecting link; the county and hospital were asked about potential matching support.

La Cygne councilors authorized engineers to pursue a state City Connecting Link Improvement Program (CCLIP) application to improve traffic flow and safety where KS‑152 meets Industrial Road and the Industrial Park entrance.

BG Consultants described the concept design and a preliminary estimate that assumed a KDOT construction share and a local match; the council approved submitting the application and directed staff to coordinate with Linn County and local stakeholders on potential matching funds. KDOT staff later visited the site and the agency said applicant projects would be evaluated regionally for construction in a multi‑year program. The council expected additional design work and right‑of‑way coordination if an award is made.

Mayor Robert Sullivan and council members discussed phasing, detour planning during construction and an outreach schedule for affected businesses. BG will proceed with survey and design work so the city can be ready to follow through if the state selects the application.