Title:
TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF ENFORCING A LOCALLY ESTABLISHED, CORRIDOR-WIDE, RESTRICTIVE ACCESS PLAN IMPLEMENTATION OF THE K-150 STUDY
Abstract:
This paper presents the experience that the City of Overland Park, Kansas has had in enforcing an access management plan approved in 1986 along a major corridor slated for intensive commercial, office and industrial development. The street in question, K-150, is a major east-west arterial that runs through three cities in the southern portion of Johnson County, Kansas. Johnson County is the highest-growth area in the Kansas City metropolitan area and its growth is expected to continue at its current pace well into the future.