Site work and paving for a road / highway in Brentwood, Missouri. Conceptual plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

The City of Brentwood, Missouri and the Brentwood Redevelopment Corporation are pleased to present to qualified developers the opportunity to redevelop an area of approximately 40 acres along either side of the Manchester Road Corridor generally between South Hanley Road on the east and South Brentwood Boulevard on the west. Exhibit 1 below depicts the boundary of the Development area commonly referred to as the Manchester Road Corridor. Manchester Road is located along the City of Brentwood's southern border. It's Brentwood's oldest commercial corridor, and it has a recurring flooding problem. The area is located at the confluence of Black Creek and Deer Creek, and several parcels are in the 100-year floodplain and floodway. To prevent further damage, the City of Brentwood embarked on a flood mitigation effort and redevelopment plan called Brentwood Bound. There are three components to the Brentwood Bound plan: 1) Deer Creek flood mitigation, 2) Manchester Road improvements, and 3) a Deer Creek greenway connector. Brentwood is partnering with the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) to complete the Manchester Road improvements and with Great Rivers Greenway connection. The City has provided $80 million in funding for these three projects. For more information, please visit www.BrentwoodBound.org. The primary objective of the Brentwood Bound initiative is to mitigate flooding and remove approximately 30 acres from the 100-year floodplain and floodway. With a solution to the flooding underway, the City's other principal objective is to create opportunities to redevelop the Manchester Road Corridor. In undertaking this effort, the City is utilizing the Brentwood Redevelopment Corporation to enable land acquisition and solicit developer interest. The Redevelopment Corporation was created by the City under the provisions of the Missouri Urban Redevelopment Corporations Law (R.S. MO 353.010 - 353.190), typically referred to as "Chapter 353." The Brentwood Redevelopment Corporation, acting as "master developer" and operating in conjunction with a Development Plan approved by the Board of Aldermen, has begun acquiring the property necessary for the flood mitigation. However, its longer-term role is to solicit developer interest in the Area and convey development rights via Chapter 353, to either a "master" sub-developer or multiple sub-developers undertaking separate but integrated projects within the 353 Development Area. Through the power of eminent domain granted to the City via Chapter 353, the Redevelopment Corporation has the ability to acquire all property within the boundaries delineated on Exhibit 1. LOCATION ASSETS The City of Brentwood, Missouri is a community of 8,160 residents, centrally located in the heart of the St. Louis region as shown on the Exhibit 2 on the right. The City is bound by Interstate 64 and three major arterial roadways: South Brentwood Boulevard, South Hanley Road and Manchester Road.(GRG) to construct a major bike and pedestrian trail The method of Contractor Selection has not been Determined at this time.