Summary of Birmingham Road Improvements

Liberty

Project Number:	1475
Organization:	Liberty
Project Name:	Birmingham Road Improvements
City(ies), County(ies), State:	City of Liberty, Clay County, Missouri
Routes, interchanges and/or intersections:	Birmingham Road from Ruth Ewing to Holt Drive
Primary Project Mode:	Highway/roadway
Supplementary Project Mode(s):	* Active Transportation ) The project will improve an narrow roadway with no sidewalks. The project will upgrade the roadway to current standards and provide sidwalks.
Project Purpose:	* System preservation, rehabilitation or replacement )
Project Description:	Improve existing roadway to current standards and add sidewalks.
Scope:	The project will serve passenger and freight vehicular traffic and provide pedestrian facilities.
Funding Source:	Mo Local
Total Budget in 2019 Dollars:	$1,900,000
Total Budget in Year of Expenditure dollars (YOE):	$2,394,000
Decade:	2020
Application Score:	41
Constrained / Illustrative:	Constrained
Priority:	Rehab
Adds Capacity:	No

Submitted comments

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Jeff Watt said...

The improvement of Birmingham Rd is critical for North/South traffic flow in Liberty. With the South Liberty Parkway fully connecting East/West, Birmingham will become an important North/South connector!

8/27/2019 10:42:01 AM

Catherine Franssens said...

This project seems to be critical and very important as a major north/south street for our expanding city. Its a great offering for our expanding city.

8/27/2019 11:41:28 AM

Michele Poynter said...

So glad to see this is being considered. Definitely needs done So much more traffic now that the Parkway is complete.

8/27/2019 1:12:40 PM

Michele Poynter said...

So glad to see this is being considered. Definitely needs done So much more traffic now that the Parkway is complete.

8/27/2019 1:12:40 PM

Eric Stanley said...

I can’t support this project enough...these older areas of town are in desperate need to updating as pedestrians are forced to walk to walk directly on the street. Birmingham is a becoming a major through street and needs to be addressed. This represents a legitimate need and should be prioritized accordingly.

8/27/2019 2:14:49 PM

Kim-Marie Graham said...

Birmingham Rd. Is quite narrow and two-way traffic is already dangerous. With added traffic heading to the South Liberty Parkway and with increased development in the area, these improvements are past due.

8/27/2019 5:28:12 PM

Kim-Marie Graham said...

8/27/2019 5:28:12 PM

Dennis Bunch said...

We live in s neighborhood just off Birmingham and often travel Birmingham from South Liberty Parkway. The road from the railroad tracks to Ruth Ewing is too narrow and not safe. It desperately needs an upgrade to handle the increased traffic.

8/27/2019 9:23:53 PM

Tammy Bauer said...

I truly believe this needs to be addressed. With the opening of South Liberty Parkway the people who live in the Manor Hill and White Tail Pond area use this narrow, no curbed road. It can be quite dangerous at time

8/27/2019 9:45:36 PM

Dan Vlamis said...

This is currently a dangerous road. It is very important to upgrade this road, especially before connecting to South Liberty Parkway, since that will bring increased traffic (and better access). To help others, see https://www.google.com/maps/place/Birmingham+Rd,+Liberty+Township,+MO/@39.2168632,-94.4307546,16z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x87c0ffa262a299a5:0xdade7cce79b6c582!8m2!3d39.2153126!4d-94.4263549

8/28/2019 3:55:54 PM

Rob Callicotte said...

Glad to see this is being considered. We have needed this work.

9/2/2019 9:29:07 AM

PATSY BARLOW said...

I would love to have sidewalks on Birmingham all the way out to liberty parkway. The road.is narrow and needs to be widen

9/2/2019 6:45:13 PM


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