K-7 and I-70 Today. Tomorrow. Together.
Building on the success of the K-7 Corridor Management Plan (2006), the Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) has started the design of the new K-7 and I-70 Interchange in Bonner Springs. As part of the process, KDOT is examining:
- What growth, development, and traffic are happening at the interchange today
- What may occur in the future (tomorrow)
- How they can work together with the community to complete the design and plan for construction of the new interchange.
The K-7 Corridor Management Study divided K-7 into three different sections extending from the 223rd Street Interchange in Miami County on the south to K-5/Muncie Road in Leavenworth County on the north. As shown on the study area map, the K-7 and I-70 Interchange was examined as part of Section 2 of the Study.
Click here to read the Fact Sheet for the K-7 and I-70 Interchange project.
Over 200 people attended the K-7 and I-70 public open house on Thursday, January 26, 2012 at Bonner Springs High School to learn more about the current status of the project, including preliminary right of way information, the Diverging Diamond Interchange proposed for 130th Street at K-7, and more. Click here to see the materials shared during the meeting. The next open house will be held during the summer of 2013.
  
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