Work Begins on Cleaver II Blvd.
We received official notice from our Public Works Department that Cleaver II Blvd construction is slated to begin the week of July 22nd. This traffic-taming project will likely take 3 months. The street will first be milled and stay that way for most of the time it is under construction due to the need to dowel in and properly install the concrete barriers for the bicycle lanes. After the concrete work is completed, it will be resurfaced and striped. City officials will be here next week doing a walk-through of the project with the contractor.
This project is something that the Rockhill neighborhood has wanted for decades, and we all hope that it will at least partially return us to those safer, and quieter, times when Cleaver was a two-lane street. Our thanks go to the Cleaver Committee of Jim Wanser, Nancy Abraham, Karen Moninger and Rick Crawford who negotiated the final details of this project with Bailey Waters of Public Works.
Click Image of Cleaver Blvd (above) to review the history of the RHA's efforts to improve the Blvd.
Street design from Troost to Rockhill Road.
Street design from Rockhill Road to Oak.