• 119th St. Extension Project
• West Cedar Creek Sewer Interceptor Project
• Black Bob Road, 153rd Terr. to 167th St. Improvement Project
• Quivira Road, 143rd St. to 151st St. Improvement Project

• I-35 and Santa Fe Street Improvement Project
• Briarwood Stormwater Project
• Lone Elm Road, 119th St. to Harold St. Improvement Project
• 159th Street, Brougham Drive to Black Bob Road

• Ridgeview, 143rd to 151st Improvement Project
• I-35 and 119th Street Improvement Project
• Lone Elm Rd., Old 56 Hwy to 151st St. Improvements
• Woodland, K-10 to College Improvement Project
• Dennis and Wyckford Watermain Repair
• Pflumm Road, 143rd to 151st Improvement Project
• Mill Creek Stormwater Improvement Project

A site plan for Cedar Lake Park was originally completed in 2016 as part of the Cedar Lake/Lake Olathe Master Plan.

However, Olathe has an updated Parks & Recreation Master Plan and resident priorities have changed. The City of Olathe is reevaluating resident preferences to determine the future for Cedar Lake Park.

The City’s consultant, Vireo, has developed two alternatives being considered as part of the process for determining the direction for the park’s site design.

• Alternative A
• Alternative B

We want to hear from you! Take the Cedar Lake Park Master Plan survey to provide your preferences on design alternatives. The survey closes February 7, 2024.

An in-person meeting was held on January 11, 2024 at the Olathe Community Center where residents were able to provide feedback and ask questions to the consultant and City staff.

Additionally, a virtual public meeting was held on January 31, 2024 from 5:30-6:30 p.m.

The City of Olathe is planning for improvements to Black Bob Park, including a new playground, picnic shelter, restrooms and parking lot.

Design work is underway at Prairie Center Park. On the north side of the park, patrons and visitors can expect a new parking lot, existing parking lot improvements, an improved playground, drainage improvements, and improvements to the recreational trail and the disc golf course. Construction is expected to begin in early 2024.

The playground located on the south side of the park near ball fields 1-4 has a new synthetic turf play surface.