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St. Louis County

Patch Team Manager

St. Louis Metropolitan Area

Creve Coeur

Missouri

Pearlman & Associates is a leading mental health therapy practice in St. Louis, Missouri, committed to helping children, teens, adults, couples,...

Chesterfield city staff called for $64,000 additional Monday to complete the Lydia Hill Drive extension that would hook up Baxter Road and Chesterfield Parkway. The job for 1,500 feet of new road was initially bid at $1.5 million, staff said. The extra cost would make it $1,564,000 total, by Patch figuring, or about $1,043 per foot. Officials said the project "hit rock" by way of brief explanation for the request. Chesterfield City Council members okayed the price hike without discussion in a public meeting Monday night. The 3-lane section of road curves through woods to link Lydia Hill Drive and August Hill Drive. Lydia Hill Drive previously ended beside the city's aquatic center. August Hill Drive was a dead-end in a housing sub-division entered from Baxter Road. The new stretch of road is on city park property beside the Riparian Trail and pool. Another piece of property is owned by Sachs, a longtime developer of Chesterfield. <a href="https://patch.com/A-m3fG" rel="nofollow">The project</a> is still on track for opening the roadway by late November.

Chesterfield city staff called for $64,000 additional Monday to complete the Lydia Hill Drive extension that would hook up Baxter Road and Chesterfield Parkway.

The job for 1,500 feet of new road was initially bid at $1.5 million, staff said. The extra cost would make it $1,564,000 total, by Patch figuring, or about $1,043 per foot. Officials said the project "hit rock" by way of brief explanation for the request.

Chesterfield City Council members okayed the price hike without discussion in a public meeting Monday night. The 3-lane section of road curves through woods to link Lydia Hill Drive and August Hill Drive. Lydia Hill Drive previously ended beside the city's aquatic center. August Hill Drive was a dead-end in a housing sub-division entered from Baxter Road.

The new stretch of road is on city park property beside the Riparian Trail and pool. Another piece of property is owned by Sachs, a longtime developer of Chesterfield. <a href="https://patch.com/A-m3fG" rel="nofollow">The project</a> is still on track for opening the roadway by late November.

Chesterfield

Project for 1,500 feet of road tops $1.5 million.