4th Street Underpass

[TornadoKegan]

Tecumseh Needs one 100%. especially since it contains US77 at that section.

[TornadoKegan]

Moore will likely fill up all its land within 10 years unless there is a land annex. my guess is they will straighten up the southern border with Norman, so they can take advantage of the turnpike.

[BoulderSooner]

Moore will likely fill up all its land within 10 years unless there is a land annex. my guess is they will straighten up the southern border with Norman, so they can take advantage of the turnpike.

why would norman want to do this?

[Jeremy Martin]

Moore will likely fill up all its land within 10 years unless there is a land annex. my guess is they will straighten up the southern border with Norman, so they can take advantage of the turnpike.

I'm not sure what you are saying here. Could you expand on "straighten up the southern boarder" and "take advantage of the turnpike?

[TornadoKegan]

I'm not sure what you are saying here. Could you expand on "straighten up the southern boarder" and "take advantage of the turnpike?

annexwturnpike.jpg


This is what I mean with "straighten up the southern border and taking advantage of the turnpike"

[TornadoKegan]

Looks like it is delayed again. this time it has a April 2024 construction let date

image_2023-09-09_060947583.jpg

https://spotlight-okdot.hub.arcgis.c...4fb982/explore

[rte66man]

Looks like it is delayed again. this time it has a April 2024 construction let date

image_2023-09-09_060947583.jpg

https://spotlight-okdot.hub.arcgis.c...4fb982/explore

ODOT hasn't updated the ArcGIS pages since June. The latest docs have it going out for bid in October (page8):
https://oklahoma.gov/content/dam/ok/...202308-aug.pdf

[bombermwc]

annexwturnpike.jpg


This is what I mean with "straighten up the southern border and taking advantage of the turnpike"

I wonder if there's any appetite to square up the whole city so there's less back and forth business going on with the border. I'm thinking the OKC folks may not want to though.

In Moore, we can't seem to pass the whole recycle thing, so they'd lose that. And it's not as though the surrounding OKC area is struggling in terms of services being provided. I think it would be a hard sell to convince the residents to make the move in those areas, honestly.