MAPS 4 Project Seeks Feedback From Oklahoma City Residents

Oklahoma City residents will have the opportunity to take a survey that will help consultants develop a master plan for the MAPS 4 city project.

City planners have identified several residential and commercial areas across the metro that may need beautification improvements.

According to the Oklahoma City Council, $25 million will go towards city entrance gateways along interstates and the approaches to Will Rogers World Airport. Such projects include the creation of the Bessie Coleman Garden near the airport, State Highway 152 from Meridian to I-44 and I-44 from State Highway 152 to I-40.

Citywide trees worth up to $1 million would also be implemented.

Residents have until September to take the survey.

If you'd like to take the survey, click here.