91st Street Extension

The 91st Street Extension project involved constructing approximately 2,500 feet of new roadway, extending from the existing 91st Street West to Sunflower Road. This initiative was a cost-share collaboration between the City of De Soto and the Johnson County CARS program. The 32-foot-wide street incorporated two 11-foot travel lanes, two 5-foot bike lanes with concrete curbs and gutters, an 8-foot-wide multi-use path, and a 5-foot sidewalk. The extension provides essential vehicular and pedestrian access to the recently opened Lexington Lake Park at Sunflower Road and offers an alternative route to the Unified School District No. 232 campus, situated in the northwest quadrant of 91st Street and Lexington Avenue. The scope of work encompassed clearing and grubbing, grading, storm sewer installation, paving, erosion control, utility conduit placement, fencing, permanent seeding, pavement marking, permanent signing, and traffic control. The project successfully met its deadline and came in under budget.

 

CFS delivered comprehensive services, including project management, topographical and boundary surveys, right-of-way and easement legal descriptions and exhibits, civil engineering design, stormwater design, and construction engineering. All analysis and design work, as well as the preparation of construction plans, strictly adhered to KCAPWA and KDOT technical specifications and requirements. CFS provided sealed construction plans and specifications, enabling the City to secure a competitive bid for the project.