Johnson County, Kansas: Johnson County Gateway project to improve the I-435 / I-35 / K-10 corridor.

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Johnson County, Kansas: Johnson County Gateway project to improve the I-435 / I-35 / K-10 corridor.

The Johnson County Gateway project in Johnson County, Kansas, is a road project by KDOT in cooperation with Lenexa, Olathe, Overland Park, Johnson County, and the Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) to improve the I-435 / I-35 / K-10 corridor. The goal is to ease congestion and improve the interchanges. Side streets of Renner Boulevard, Lackman Road, 95th Street, Pflumm Road, College Boulevard, and Ridgeview Road, will also be improved.

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