Updated 5-5-2021
What is this Project?
The project includes pedestrian and bicycle safety improvements along the corridor between College Avenue and Old Missouri Road as well as traffic flow improvements at critical intersections and drainage upgrades.
View the current conceptual plan for the Rolling Hills improvements.
Public Input Opportunity
The City is inviting comments from the public on the updated plan. Email your comments to Matt Casey, Engineering Design Manager.
Why is It Important?
Rolling Hills Drive serves as an important east-west connection street that also provides access to adjacent neighborhoods and connects to Butterfield Elementary School. Rolling Hills Drive connects to Appleby Road, east of College Avenue, providing the only flat east-west bicycle route to the Razorback Greenway. The road currently carries about 10,000 cars per day. Improving this connection for traffic capacity and providing safe facilities for bicycles and pedestrians is a priority.
What is the Current Status?
Updated 10/7/2021
A design contract with Garver, LLC was approved by the City Council in November 2020. The conceptual design was presented to the Transportation Committee on 4/27/2021. Garver has completed the final design plans.
When Will it be Completed?
Updated 6/23/2022
Construction timeframe has not yet been determined.
How is it Funded?
Funding is provided by the Bond issue passed by voters in April, 2019.