Cost

$1.03 million

Contractor

RV Wagner, Inc.

Scope

This project replaced the existing 6-foot-wide sidewalk with a 10-foot-wide concrete multi-use path with a 1-foot stamped concrete buffer along the north side of McClay Road, from McClay Village Drive to Hackmann Road. The project is the 4th phase of Great Rivers Greenway's Centennial Greenway, which is a proposed 20-mile trail system intended to connect to Creve Coeur Park and the Katy Trail. This project is eligible to receive 80% funding through a Transportation Alternatives Program reimbursement grant administered through the East-West Gateway Council of Governments and the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT).

Aldermanic Ward

Board of Aldermen Ward 4

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Cost

$125,559

Contractor

Gerstner Electric Inc.

Scope

This project constructed the east leg of the intersection, and adjusted the eastbound lanes on Premier Parkway to create an additional eastbound left turn lane at the signalized intersection of Premier Parkway and Lakeside Park Drive. The east leg of this intersection will support the proposed development of commercial property located on the east side of Lakeside Park Drive.

Aldermanic Ward

Board of Aldermen Ward 3

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Estimated Cost

$2.4 million

Contractor

CRG

Engineer

Stock and Associates

Scope

This project extended Spencer Road north of the Salt River Road intersection to provide access to the new Amazon Delivery development at Premier 370 Business Park. The roadway extension is three lanes wide and includes new pavement, roadway lighting, open drainage, and traffic signal improvements. This project was eligible for 50% St. Charles County Road Board Economic Development funding, with the remaining 50% being funded by the developer. The project is expected to be the first and westernmost phase of a proposed roadway extension connecting Spencer Road from Salt River Road eastward to Lakeside Park Drive. This project reached substantial completion in June 2021.

Aldermanic Ward

Board of Aldermen Ward 3

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Cost

$536,270

Scope

This project constructed lane improvements and a traffic signal at the intersection of Spencer Road and Premier Parkway. The project also included the connection of the Spencer Road Trail on the levee to the Spencer Road and Premier Parkway intersection. The project was 80% funded by a St. Charles County Road Board grant.

Aldermanic Ward

Board of Aldermen Ward 3

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Cost

$172,511

Contractor

RV Wagner, Inc.

Engineer

City of St. Peters

Scope

This project improved the safety of the horizontal curve located on Jungermann Road between Sutters Mill Road and Garden Valley Drive with the installation of a high friction surface treatment. The project also replaced the existing inlaid pavement markers on all longitudinal striping along Jungermann Road between Bartley Street and Willott Road. Solar-powered push button activated flashing LED pedestrian crossing signs were installed at the mid-block pedestrian crossing on Jungermann Road at Garden Valley Drive. This project was 80% funded through a St. Charles County Road Board grant.

Aldermanic Ward

Board of Aldermen Ward 3

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Estimated Cost

$2.23 million

Contractor

Duke

Completed

The project constructed lane and traffic signal improvements along Premier Parkway and Lakeside Park Drive. Six new traffic signals were installed, located at the Premier Parkway intersections of Executive Centre Parkway and Lakeside Park Drive, the Lakeside Park Drive intersections with the 370 Ramps, and at two of the four entrances to the Amazon fulfillment center at 4000 Premier Parkway. The project was 50% funded by a St. Charles County Economic Development reimbursement grant, with the remaining 50% by Duke Realty.

Aldermanic Ward

Board of Aldermen Ward 1

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Estimated Cost

$2.9 million

Contractor

Pavement Solutions

Engineer

HR Green

Scope

This project replaced two existing deficient culverts on Jungermann Road between Country Creek Drive and Margaret Brown Court. The existing road elevation was also adjusted to mitigate flooding issues. In addition, improvements were made to the parks trail to improve safety and access for pedestrians and bikes. The project included an 11-foot wide trail along Jungermann Road, and constructed two trail crossings at Jungermann Road, one at the Country Creek Drive traffic signal and the other under the new bridge constructed just north of Country Creek Drive. This project received more than $1.346 million in reimbursement funding through the St. Charles County Road Board and East-West Gateway Council of Governments.

Currently

The project is substantially complete.

Aldermanic Wards

Board of Aldermen Wards 3 and 4

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Cost

$1 million

Contractor

Krupp Construction

Engineer

Stock and Associates

Completed

This project improved the intersection and replaced a span wire traffic signal system. The new "Green-T" style intersection improved safety, reduces congestion due to truck and shift change traffic, and limits disruption of traffic along Salt River Road. Westbound travelers on Salt River Road are able to reach nearby Highway 79 without having to stop for the signal. This project received 80% of funding through a federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) reimbursement program, administered by MODOT, and 16% of funding through a St. Charles County Road Board reimbursement program.

Aldermanic Ward

Board of Aldermen Ward 1

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