MSD Mendell-Wolter Sanitary Relief 
 MSD Project Clear is the initiative to improve water quality and alleviate many wastewater concerns in the St. Louis region. It will invest billions of dollars over a generation in planning, designing, and building community rainscaping, system improvements, and an ambitious program of maintenance and repair. The project began late last summer in the 1300 block of Mendell continuing along Wayne and Milan and is currently scheduled to be complete in winter 2017.  The work involves construction of over 10,000 feet of pipe sewers, removal of dozens of inflow sources, and restoration of private and public areas - including yards, sidewalks, and streets - impacted by the construction process.  The goal of the project is to reduce sewer back-ups and improve overall system efficiency.  For more information on ProjectClear visit MSD’s website www.projectclearstl.org/.
  For the latest paving notice, click here.

   

If you have a complaint, please complete the form below and submit to etate@ucitymo.org, fax to 314-862-0694, or drop off at City Hall, 3rd floor. 
COMPLAINT FORM

 Forsyth Boulevard Improvements Project

The proposed improvements include resurfacing of the road, ADA improvements (curbs, curb ramps and sidewalks), Traffic Signal improvements at Forsyth and Asbury Avenue, and bicycle facilities (Share the road signage and markings) in accordance with the Gateway Bike Plan and the Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan for the City of University City.  Traffic safety at the intersection of Forsyth Blvd and Lindell Blvd will be studied and improved.

Bicycle Facilities Project

This project provides for the implementation of bicycle facilities throughout the City in accordance with the City's Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan.  Sharrows are painted, shared lane markings with Share-the-Road and Bicycle Route signage.  Sharrows are to be installed on 82nd Street, 81st Street, Purdue Avenue, Jackson Ave and Old Bonhomme.

Kingsland Ave Bridge Replacement

This project will reconstruct sections of Kingsland Ave. cover over the northeast branch of River Des Peres from south of Bartmer Ave. intersection to north of Etzel Ave. intersection.  This bridge is eligible for Federal transportation grant funding because is structurally deficient.  It is used by  commercial and residential vehicles since it provides north-south access to Olive Blvd and Page Avenue.  Design engineering is in progress and construction is scheduled for 2017.  

Loop Trolley Project Final Plans

A condensed version of the final plans for the construction of the Loop Trolley project is available for viewing at the University City Public Library, and the Public Works Department - City Hall 3rd floor.

Please click the below link to view the overall layout, Civil Plans and the Pavement Markings Plan with street light details.

Loop Trolley Project final plan

If you have any questions about these plans, please email salpaslan@ucitymo.org.
   
  

US Army Corps Flood Study - 
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Fogerty Park

Based on the community survey results and comments received from the two (2) public input meetings, a draft Final Master Plan was created and presented to the Park Commission for review and comments at the meeting on July 21, 2015. Based on citizen comments at this meeting, the consensus from the Park Commission was to remove the basketball court from the plan, incorporate the phase II parking into the first phase parking in order to accommodate park users, and increase the size of the multi-purpose court area. With this information the Final Master Plan drawing and document was created.  The design and construction phase of Fogerty Park is now underway.
    
   
  
    
  
 

Kaufman Park - Tennis Courts

Post-tension concrete tennis courts are being installed at Kaufman Park. The project started on January 9, 2017. The courts will be in place by the end of February. Painting of the courts will occur in April of 2017. Vee-Jay Cement Contracting is the contractor for this project. Please contact Chris Kalter for more information on this project at 314-505-8548 or ckalter@ucitymo.org.

 
 
 
  
 

Olive Boulevard:

Lighting Upgrades and New Bus Shelters

Pedestrian lights along Olive Boulevard have been upgraded to LED and next new bus shelters are to be installed at Metro stops.  Contact Jenny Wendt at jwendt@ucitymo.org for more information.

 

Jackson Ave. & Balson Ave. Pedestrian Improvements (STP-5402(612)

This project is scheduled to begin early spring 2017. This includes the removal and replacement of approximately 0.38 miles of concrete sidewalk, curb ramps, raised crosswalks, and curbs. Contact Errol Tate at etate@ucitymo.org for more information.