Timeline
Deer Creek Flood Mitigation
City Property Acquisitions - 7/2018-1/2021
The City will acquire properties needed as part of the construction of the Deer Creek Flood Mitigation project.
Design/Permitting - 8/2018-1/2021
Jacobs Engineering will work on surveying, geotechnical research, wetland research, and design. Throughout the design process, Jacobs will work with key agencies to ensure permitting and approvals are received at the time that the design is completed.
Demolition Work - 12/2019-7/2021
After the City has acquired the required properties, the City will demolish the applicable buildings and begin preparing the site for construction. The City has completed the phase 1 demolition package, which demolished a portion of the buildings. The City will begin the second phase in June 2020. The final phase will begin in January 2021.
Flood Mitigation Construction - Phase 1 8/2020-8/2022
After the design is completed and permits are received for phase 1 (Norm West Park to Breckenridge Industrial Court), construction will begin and will last 22 months.
Flood Mitigation Construction - Phase 2 2/2021-12/2022
After the design is completed and permits are received for phase 2 (Breckenridge Industrial Court to the confluence of Black Creek and Deer Creek), construction will begin and will last 16 months.
Manchester Road Improvements
Right-of-Way Plans - 5/2018-10/2018
60%-complete drawings are used to determine which properties are needed in order to construct the Manchester Road Improvements design. MoDOT will use these drawings to begin preparing offers and to talk with property owners about purchasing easements or acquiring their property.
MoDOT Property Acquisitions - 10/2018-3/2021
MoDOT, with the help of its consultants, will approach property owners to acquire easements and properties in order to proceed with the Manchester Road Improvements project in Brentwood.
Final Drawings - 10/2018-8/2020
While the needed properties are being acquired, TWM (Design Engineer) will complete the drawings and prepare them for permitting and final agency approvals.
Permitting/Approvals - 4/2020-11/2020
After the final drawings are complete, they will be issued to all governing agencies for permitting and approvals. This includes but is not limited to City of Brentwood, MoDOT, and MSD.
Bidding/Procurement - 4/2021-6/2021
After receiving the permits and approvals from the required agencies, MoDOT will put the project out to bid. This time frame includes bidding, review of bids and final approval of recommended bidder.
Construction - 7/2021-7/2023
After MoDOT approves the recommended bidder, construction will begin. As of August 2018, MoDOT plans for this project to take 24-26 months to construct.
Deer Creek Greenway Connector
Citizen Survey/Community Engagement - 9/2019-11/2019
City Property Acquisitions - 9/2019-3/2021
The City will acquire properties needed as part of the construction of the Deer Creek Greenway Connector.
Design/Permitting - 12/2019-5/2021
Jacobs Engineering will work on surveying, geotechnical research, wetland research, and design for 18 months. Throughout the design process, Jacobs will work with key agencies to ensure permitting and approvals are received at the time that the design is completed.
Demolition Work - 4/2021-7/2021
After the City has acquired the required properties, the City will demolish the applicable buildings and begin preparing the site for construction.
Deer Creek Connector Construction - 7/2021-6/2022
After the design is completed, and the permits are received, and the site is prepared, construction will begin and will last 24 months.
Norm West Park Impacts
Norm West Park Public Restrooms/Comfort Station
Open until 10/1/2020, then permanently closed until Deer Creek Greenway Connector is completed in 2022.
Existing Soccer Field and Dog Park
Open until 12/31/2020, then permanently closed until Deer Creek Greenway Connector is completed in 2022.
Mary Avenue South of Medical Office Building
Open until 12/31/2020, then permanently closed.
Executive Walk Apartments
Construction on new entrance began on 10/5/2020.
Existing Property Owners
Access via Mary Avenue remains until businesses relocate.
Timeline updated 12.16.2020