St. Louis County: Sunset Hills – Kennerly Road Project

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St. Louis County: Sunset Hills – Kennerly Road Project

The City of Sunset Hills in agreement with MoDOT will be improving Kennerly Road by resurfacing, widening, and re-aligning part of the road. Also planned are a sidewalk and storm sewer improvements. The project is 1.4 miles long, from Weber Hill Road to near the Sappington Road intersection.

 

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January 11, 2014 / Uncategorized

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