Project: Metcalf & 103rd
Metcalf and103rd Interceptor Relocation and Capacity Improvements
Objective: Johnson County Wastewater is working to increase the capacity of the sanitary sewer system in the general area of 103rd Street and Metcalf Avenue. Referred to as the Metcalf and 103rd Interceptor Relocation and Capacity Improvements, this project addresses approximately 3,000 linear feet of 21-inch through 30-inch diameter existing sanitary sewer interceptor in Overland Park, Kansas, near Pinehurst Park and the Indian Creek Shopping Center that requires additional capacity and protection from streambank erosion.
The additional capacity is needed to provide the desired long-term level of service for the tributary area during large wet weather events. This project will provide more dependable and environmentally sound sanitary sewer service to the area.
Project Status: The Contractor has completed the sanitary sewer installation. The Contractor is performing site cleanup and surface restoration. The project is anticipated to be substantially complete in mid-September with final completion in October.

Metcalf and 103rd
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Traffic Impacts
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Anticipated Traffic impacts:
SEPTEMBER 2023
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103rd Street (east of Metcalf Avenue) is anticipated to be reopened before September 18th.
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103rd Street (west of Metcalf Avenue) will continue to be closed until late September.
Key Contacts:
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Burns & McDonnell: Jim Doleshal 913-226-5317
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Burns & McDonnell: Waldo Margheim 816-894-8857
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Infrastructure Solutions, LLC: Garry Thomas 816-345-5717
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JCW: Aaron Bresette 813-347-1120
Information Links Notification update letters were mailed in March 2021 to property owners and local businesses along the anticipated alignment.