Clark Lane, Columbia: Sidewalk Work Starts Nov. 3

Clark Lane in Columbia closes its Creekwood Parkway entrance starting Tuesday, Nov. 3, as MoDOT begins an ADA sidewalk and curb-ramp upgrade stretching from the I-70/U.S. 63 connector to Woodland Springs Court, in Boone County.

The work is expected to last about two weeks, according to MoDOT. It’s the first phase of a larger $1.36 million contract bringing sidewalks, curb ramps and pavement approaches up to ADA standards on Providence Road (Route 163), Range Line Street (Route 763) and Clark Lane (County Route PP). MoDOT awarded the contract to Ti-Zack Concrete, LLC. Later phases will hit Range Line Street between Vandiver Drive and Elleta Boulevard, and several Providence Road intersections, with no set order yet.

Crews will intermittently close single lanes with flaggers as needed at each site, and pedestrian facilities will be temporarily closed during work. MoDOT expects the full project, covering every location, to wrap by Dec. 31, 2026, weather permitting — the same general corridor where MoDOT’s separate I-70 widening project is also rebuilding the Providence Road and Range Line interchanges.

Check current conditions at the Times’ own Road Conditions page or MoDOT’s Traveler Information Map at traveler.modot.org. For questions, call MoDOT Central District at 573-522-5178 or MoDOT’s 24-hour line, 888-ASK-MODOT (275-6636).