The start of the ADA sidewalk improvements in three communities in the KCHI listening area was delayed by the Missouri Department of Transportation. MoDOT says the planned improvements to help ensure compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and are partially funded through the Transportation Alternatives Program, with the Missouri Department of Transportation providing the remaining funding. These projects will help pedestrians enjoy safer walking for recreation or while visiting local businesses.
Projects on the list include:
Salisbury, scheduled to start this week has been delayed to July 26 – August 6th
- West side of Route 129 beginning at Iowa Street and continuing to just north of Lusher Street
- Northeast corner of Route 129 and East 6th Street
- West side of Route 129 from East 6th Street to Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Keytesville, will now start August 4 and continue to the 17th,
- South side of US 24 between Cherry and Walnut streets, in front of the Chariton County Courthouse
- South side of US 24 between Ridge and Park streets, in front of the Chariton County Health Center
- East side of Route 5 near Bridge Street
- Northwest corner of Route 5 and Bridge Street
Chillicothe, August 16th and 17th
- At the corner of Route 190 and Hornet Road
