Barry Road Corridor Plan
Welcome to the Barry Road Corridor Plan Engagement Hub!
This site is your central place to stay connected throughout the planning process. Here, you can share your ideas and feedback through interactive polls, surveys, and mapping activities. You can also follow the project’s progress, learn about upcoming phases, participate in public meetings, and review draft concepts as they become available. Your input will help shape the future of the Barry Road corridor—thank you for being part of the process!
What is the Barry Rd Corridor Plan?
The Barry Road Corridor Plan is intended to guide future development and infrastructure improvements along Barry Road, promoting high‑quality, context‑sensitive development that is safe, walkable, bikeable, and responsive to community needs. This plan will general address the following: Land Use and Quality Development; Public Spaces and Streetscapes; and Mobility
What are the desired outcomes of the Plan?
Through community engagement, the Barry Road Corridor Plan aims to:
- Establish clear site design, landscaping, and architectural standards to guide new development
- Identify streetscape and pedestrian‑oriented public space improvements that enhance comfort and usability
- Create a strong visual and civic identity for the Barry Road corridor
- Identify key “triggers” that can help spur high‑quality economic development
- Improve mobility and circulation for vehicles, pedestrians, and bicyclists to create a safe and accessible environment for all users

Who is leading this project?
The City Planning and Development Department of Kansas City, Missouri is leading the planning effort. If you have any questions regarding the corridor plan or the engagement process please contact Lexi Berra (alexis.berra@kcmo.org) or John Myers (John.K.Myers@kcmo.org).
How can I get involved?
You can attend community meetings and in-person events, participate in surveys, provide feedback online, and stay up to date on the project website. There will be Pop-ups in.
Phases
Pre-Planning
During the Pre-Planning phase, staff will conduct research on existing corridor conditions, including mobility patterns, land use characteristics, and development form.

