What the public source says
Jenks says crews plan to finish paving the outer lanes of Elm Street before shifting traffic onto them and blocking the three middle lanes. Its October 14 notice anticipates an early-November start but says final dates remain undetermined because of weather.
The plan affects several neighborhood and property exits between 116th and 120th streets. The City estimates three to four weeks of closures, depending on weather, and tells drivers not to cross the closed middle lanes.
Why it matters
TREW analysis: A changed neighborhood exit can affect school trips, deliveries and daily access even when through traffic continues. Residents should review the City's specific exit map and finalized notice before planning a route.
Status and limits
This reports a conditional plan, not confirmation that closures have started. Posted traffic controls and later City updates govern.