The FY 2024 Curb Replacement Project includes replacement of 15,470 linear feet of curb in Raymore on the following streets:

• Brompton Lane from Cross Creek Drive to Ventnor Lane
• Brompton Lane from Ventnor Lane to Drake Lane
• Oxford Drive from N Lakeshore Drive to the end of the cul-de-sac
• N Lakeshore Drive from Johnston Parkway to Silverlake Circle
• Crane Street from Toucan Street to the end of the cul-de-sac
• Colt Circle from Foxridge Drive to the end of the cul-de-sac
• Stratford Drive/North Highland Drive

This project also includes the replacement of ADA ramps in the following areas: Brompton and Ventnor, Brompton and Cross Creek, Lakeshore bubble, Oxford and Stratford.

Additional streets that were on the 2024 plan that were completed in 2023 include Cody from Pelham Path to Huntsman, Shelby from Pelham Path to Huntsman and Pelham Path from Johnston Parkway to S Huntsman.

The annual curb replacement program for the City of Raymore is a budget-based program to replace damaged curb in different areas on a yearly schedule.

To determine which curbs are addressed, Public Works engineers review curbs within three work zones: north City limits to Route 58; Route 58 to Lucy Webb; and Lucy Webb to south City limits.

The City works in each zone proportionally by the amount of work that needs to be completed in each zone. This means as one zone has more curb to be replaced than another, it will receive more funding. Each street will be assessed based on the total amount of work that needs to be completed. Final selections are made based on total street conditions.

Damaged curb is replaced on a block-by-block approach in order to provide more uniform quality overall and require fewer repeat visits to replace adjoining sections of curb year after year.

This program allows for critical spot replacement of curb. Critical spot curb replacements are typically used for curb replacement in front of driveways in various locations throughout town. To report a damaged section of curb that may need to be patched, contact Raymore Public Works Operations at 816-331-2377. The City does not repair driveways.

How does the City determine what curb needs replaced?

The City uses the condition rating system to evaluate curb and places it into three categories:

Condition Rating 1 includes minor cracks and small chips and this rating would not qualify the curb for replacement. Condition Ratings 2 and 3 are more serious, with Condition Rating 3 including large broken sections, sections that have deteriorated to gravel and a combination of failures from the other ratings.

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