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Board reviews multimodal corridor, traffic and cycle-track project recommendations

Board of Public Service · August 6, 2026
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Summary

At its Aug. 4 meeting, the St. Louis Board of Public Service read a board bill recommending work on the Cass Avenue multimodal corridor phase 2, Traffic Management Enhancement phase 10 and the Lindell Boulevard cycle track; the bill includes an emergency clause and seeks authority for supplemental GRAMA agreements.

The St. Louis Board of Public Service on Aug. 4 heard a reading of a board bill recommending a set of public-works projects for downtown and nearby corridors. The clerk presented the bill, which the board of aldermen sponsored and the Board of Public Service recommended, naming the Cass Avenue multimodal corridor transformation phase 2, Traffic Management Enhancement phase 10 and the Lindell Boulevard cycle track as projects covered by the measure.

The clerk read that the bill would "authorize the city to enter into a supplemental grama as necessary to complete the projects and containing an emergency clause." The reading did not include a vote on the bill; the text was presented to the board for consideration and further action by the sponsoring body. The projects, as described in the bill, target multimodal improvements and traffic management along established corridors.