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Butler County approves KDOT agreement for WAMPO multi‑use path on SW 170th (W. Rosewood St.)
Summary
Public Works Director Curtis Mader said WAMPO has allocated funds to build a ten‑foot multi‑use path that runs from S. Lynnrae St. (Sedgwick County) to N. Rose Hill Rd. (Butler County). Sedgwick will pay the 20% match and Butler County will reimburse Sedgwick; the Board approved the KDOT agreement.
Curtis Mader, Butler County Public Works Director, presented a KDOT agreement supporting construction of a ten-foot-wide multi-use path along the south side of E. 63rd St. South that transitions to W. Rosewood St. at SW County Line Road, extending from S. Lynnrae Street in Sedgwick County to N. Rose Hill Road in Butler County. Mader said WAMPO has allocated funding in its Transportation Improvement Program for the project and that Sedgwick County is the lead agency.
Under the arrangement, Sedgwick County will pay the entire 20% match required by KDOT and Butler County will reimburse Sedgwick County for Butler’s share of that match. The Board approved the KDOT agreement for the WAMPO multi-use path by unanimous vote.
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