In western Bakersfield, the Westside Parkway, a freeway running from the intersection of Heath Road and Stockdale Highway east to Truxtun Avenue, was completed on April 15, 2015, with interchanges in between at Allen Road, Calloway Drive, Coffee Road, and Mohawk Street. Opening in stages since 2013, the road is currently under the jurisdiction of the city of Bakersfield. As part of the Centennial Corridor project, Caltrans is building an eastern extension of the Westside Parkway to the current junction of highways 58 and 99 at the West Bakersfield Interchange, but construction has been controversial since it displaced dozens of homes and businesses; by September 2017, all but a few buildings in the path had been demolished. Once the connection to Highway 99 is completed (which is expected to occur in 2022), Highway 58 will then be rerouted onto Stockdale Highway and the Westside Parkway, with later plans to upgrade Stockdale Highway from Heath Road west to Interstate 5 as a freeway. Bakersfield has already begun the transfer process, with the Westside Parkway is under Caltrans and California Highway Patrol jurisdiction effective February 5, 2021.