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The Ohio DOT engagement hub is the online home for outreach and listening efforts on the transportation projects shaping our state. Here you can find upcoming meetings, plans, and opportunities to share your input on key projects.

Featured Projects & Surveys

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District 8 Active Transportation Pilot Study (PID 117030)

The Ohio Department of Transportation is developing an Active Transportation Plan for District 8, which includes Butler, Clinton, Clermont, Greene, Hamilton, Preble, and Warren Counties.

Walking...

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Improved Interchange at I-71 and U.S. 36/SR 37 and Proposed Sunbury Parkway

THANK YOU FOR VISITING!

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is engaging Delaware County, Berkshire and Berlin townships, and the City of Sunbury to update studies of improvements for the United...

I-71 Pedestrian Bridge Replacement Project (PID 102790)

THANK YOU FOR VISITING!

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is developing plans to replace the pedestrian bridge system that travels over I-71, the I-471 access ramps, and Gilbert Avenue/US...

THANK YOU FOR VISITING! The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is developing plans to replace the pedestrian bridge system that travels over I-71, the I-471 access ramps, and Gilbert Avenue/US 22. This system provides a direct connection between East Court Street in downtown Cincinnati and Van Meter Street in Mt. Adams.  Public involvement is an important part of project development and input received is being used to help guide the decisions we make. Additional Information about the project is provided throughout this site.  JANUARY 2023 UPDATE The project team has completed the Feasibility Study for the replacement of the pedestrian bridge. This study identified and evaluated two possible replacement alternatives for the bridge. As part of the study process, the project team also gathered input from the public regarding the alternatives being considered. Based on the results of the Feasibility Study and input received from the public and City of Cincinnati, ODOT has decided to proceed with Alternative 1. More information about Alternative 1, updates that have been made to its proposed design, and next steps are provided below under the Project Update tab. Copies of the Feasibility Study, the Virtual Open House Summary Report (which summarizes public outreach efforts made and input received), and a document that provides ODOT’s responses to questions and comments received are provided in the Documents section of this site. The Documents section is located in the right-hand column of this page, under Project Contact (if you are on a smartphone or tablet, this may be located at the bottom of your page).  DECEMBER 2023 UPDATE The project team has completed Stage 1 (preliminary) plans for the replacement pedestrian bridge.  We have determined ODOT's baseline aesthetic treatments and have updated renderings reflecting those treatments.  Any enhancements over these baseline treatments will be the responsibility of the City of Cincinnati to fund.  We are asking the public for some feedback on some general enhancement treatments as this may help the City in making decisions on what they may want to do.  If and when the City decides on enhanced aesthetic treatments we will notify the public with another project website update.   Additional renderings of the bridge not shown on the project website can be downloaded as PDF file here: High Resolution (146MB); Lower Resolution (17MB)  This file is also found in the Documents section of this site.  The Documents section is located in the right-hand column of this page, under Project Contact (if you are on a smartphone or tablet, this may be located at the bottom of your page).  ODOT continues to welcome questions and comments regarding the project. You can submit them in the DEC 2023 Update, Baseline Aesthetics, & Enhanced Aesthetics sections of this site (below) or by contacting ODOT’s Project Manager, Amy Shell, at Amy.Shell@dot.ohio.gov or (513) 933-6504. Be sure to check back periodically as we will continue to post project updates on this site as they become available.

Virtual Public Meeting Participant Survey

State Route 315 and Hyatts Road Project

This questionnaire is designed to help ODOT staff better understand what worked well and what improvements to consider implementing before holding future...

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Route 23 Connect (PID 112768)

The Ohio Department of Transportation, along with regional partners at the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission and Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments, have begun the Route 23 Connect Study...

U.S. 33/Johnson Rd. Intersection Improvements (PID 113229)

Thank you for joining us during the public meeting for this proposed project!

Please visit the ODOT project page at www.transportation.gov/wps/portal/gov/odot/projects/projects/113229...

Active Projects & Surveys

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I-71 Smartlane Project (FRA-71-19.10, PID: 109164)

This project proposes to install a SmartLane in each direction on I-71 between I-670 and I-270 North. A SmartLane is a traffic management solution that...

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I-475 East/West Improvement Project

THANK YOU FOR VISITING!

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is working to make travel safer and easier along I-475 in Lucas County between U.S. 23 and Douglas Road in the Toledo Metropolitan...

THANK YOU FOR VISITING! The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is working to make travel safer and easier along I-475 in Lucas County between U.S. 23 and Douglas Road in the Toledo Metropolitan Area.  Proposed improvements will address safety and congestion along this portion of I-475.  Public involvement is an important part of project development and input received will help guide the decisions we make.  This website was created to share information and gather public feedback about the project.  Your comments about this project are welcome at any time.  PUBLIC MEETING QUICK GLANCE A public open house was held on Wednesday, October 25, 2-7 PM at the Epworth United Methodist Church at 4855 W. Central Avenue, Toledo, Ohio, 43615.  A formal presentation was given for attendees and representatives were available during the entire open house to answer questions.  Videos of the presentations given and all materials shared at the meeting are available under the "Project Documents" section of this website.  Interested persons are encouraged to review the project documents on this page.  At the meeting, ODOT was pleased to announce that the latest design for this project will not involve the relocation of any residents.  Comments received from the public urged ODOT’s team to continue pursuing a design that would avoid the need to take homes in the project corridor.  Note that the amended Feasibility Study Report (May 2023) (see the Project Documents section on this page) shows an earlier design that included residential relocations and other design features that have since been updated.  ODOT will continue to examine our design based on public comments received from this public open house and will ensure the public has an opportunity to continue to participate in the project (see Next Steps on this page).    HOW THIS PROJECT WEBSITE WORKS This project website will be available throughout the course of the I-475 East/West Improvement Project (PID 115418), providing you with information and updates about the project.  Click through the blue tabs below to learn more about the project; you can also press the green Continue button at the bottom of each page to advance to the next section.  If you would like to view larger versions of any of the graphics, simply click on the image.  Copies of project materials, including newsletters, will be posted under the "Project Documents" section, located on the right-hand side of the screen.   Public participation is solicited without regard to race, color, sex, age, national origin, or disability.  The Ohio Department of Transportation is committed to providing access and inclusion, and reasonable accommodation in its services, activities, programs and employment opportunities in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other applicable laws.  If you need interpretation or translation services or other reasonable accommodations to review materials or provide comment, please contact David Geckle, Project Manager, at 419-373-4377 or david.geckle@dot.ohio.gov.   The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried-out by ODOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated December 14, 2020, and executed by FHWA and ODOT.  For more information, please visit ODOT’s NEPA Assignment Portal by clicking here.  

South Gilmore Road Improvements Project (BUT-TR99-0.50, PID 114393)

City of Fairfield and ODOT Seek Public Comment

This project is a proposal to widen a key section of South Gilmore Road between Flaig Drive and Resor Road. The project will construct a new lane southbound...

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State Route 315 and Hyatts Road Intersection Improvements

Improve safety and reduce conestion at the intersection of State Route 315 and Hyatts Road

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Market Street (SR 7) at Shields/Indianola/Brookwood Intersection Improvements

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is working to make travel safer and easier at the State Route (SR) 7/Market Street intersection with Shields Road, Indianola Road and Brookwood Road in Boardman...

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US 68 & SR 235 Intersection Improvements (PID 111657)

US 68 & SR 235 Intersection Improvement (PID 111657)

In ODOT’s most recent ranking of high crash rural locations, the intersection of US 68 and SR 235 in Xenia Township, Greene...

U.S. Route 52 & State Route 93 Intersection Improvements (PID 111487)

Project Description

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is evaluating improvement options for the U.S. Route 52 and State Route 93 interchange in Lawrence County. The existing interchange...

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SR16 (East Broad Street) at SR317 (Hamilton Road) Intersection Improvements (PID 105768)

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) and the City of Whitehall propose to improve safety and reduce congestion at the intersection of East Broad Street and Hamilton Road. The proposed project will...

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CUY-69-8.57 Hilliard Road Bridge Improvement (PID 109594)

Thank you for your participation!

The second virtual public open house was held from December 15 - January 15, 2022. The purpose of the second open house was to announce the selection of the...

Thank you for your participation!  The second virtual public open house was held from December 15 - January 15, 2022. The purpose of the second open house was to announce the selection of the replacement bridge type and other project updates. After the comment period closed on January 15th, the project team reviewed all of the comments received and provided responses (see the sidebar of this webpage under "Documents" to download and view the summary of public comments received and project team responses). Public Involvement Background Cuyahoga County Department of Public Works (CCDPW) evaluated four alternatives to improve the existing Hilliard Road Bridge over the Rocky River (SFN 1830147). Due to its poor physical condition and increasingly rapid deterioration, the steering committee recommended that removing the existing bridge and replacing it with a new bridge in the same location is the safest and most cost-effective alternative that satisfies the purpose of the project.  The first public meeting "open house" was held from February 1 - March 1, 2021 and presented a variety of alternatives and bridge structure types for the replacement of the Hilliard Road Bridge. After the comment period closed on March 1st, the project team reviewed all of the comments received (see the sidebar of this webpage under "Documents" to download and view the summary of public comments received) and selected a replacement bridge-type as well as updates to the surrounding bridge approaches and roadways.  Purpose of Virtual Public Open House #2 The purpose of the second virtual public open house is to present the selected bridge structure type and other updates for public feedback. Additionally, public input is needed because the bridge is a concrete arch structure that has been determined to be eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP). Because of the structure's historic significance, CCDPW is seeking consulting parties for the replacement of the bridge moving forward in the project development process. Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 requires Federal agencies to consider the effects of their actions on historic properties. The NHPA created the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (ACHP), primarily to ensure Federal agencies consider historic preservation concerns throughout project planning.  Section 106, the implementing regulations of the NHPA codified at 36 CFR Part 800, requires the Federal agency official to consult with other parties with an interest in the effects on historic properties.  Section 106 defines other parties as Consulting Parties.  The Section 106 process, used by ODOT for projects like this one, seeks to incorporate historic preservation values into project planning through consultation with the agency official and Consulting Parties. How can I participate/provide comments? The comment period for this project is closed. However, project information is still available to view by advancing through the blue tabs below. The tab names can either be clicked or you can press the green Continue button at the bottom of the page to advance to the next.

Wooster St. and Campbell Hill Rd Roundabout (WOO-64-0.87, PID 108441)

The City of Bowling Green with assistance from the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) will hold a virtual public meeting for the proposed intersection improvement at Wooster Street (SR-64) and Campbell...

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Airport Hwy (State Route 2) & South Byrne Rd Intersection Improvement (LUC-2-13.77, PID 108465)

The Project

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) proposes to improve safety and efficiency at the State Route 2 (SR 2/Airport Highway) and South Byrne Road intersection by:

Adding...

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Lake County: U.S. 20 major pavement rehabilitation between SR 2 to SR 528 (PIDs 108665 & 109270)

Public Meeting Comment Response Summary Now Available

(Download and view the public comments response summary in the "Documents" sidebar below)

A virtual public meeting was held on December...

Public Meeting Comment Response Summary Now Available (Download and view the public comments response summary in the "Documents" sidebar below) A virtual public meeting was held on December 3, 2020 from 5:00pm-6:00pm. Following the meeting, all public comments from the public comment period were reviewed and responded to by the project team. You can view the comments and ODOT's responses by downloading the public comments response summary located in the "documents" section of the sidebar below. If you have questions or wish to obtain additional information about the project please contact Tom Sorge, of the Ohio Department of Transportation at 216-584-2086 or tom.sorge@dot.ohio.gov.Please see below for more details and information about the project. If you would like to find project updates, please navigate to the following project webpages:US 20 between SR 2 and Townline Rd. in Painesville and Perry townshipsUS 20 between Townline Rd. and SR 528 (Hubbard Rd.) in Madison TownshipTo view details about the project please scroll down below for more information. Una versión en español del sitio web está disponible aquí; https://publicinput.com/S8172ESP Si desea que los materiales para esta reunión son traducidos a español, contacte a Christine Rosa tan pronto que sea posible a Christine.Rosa@dot.ohio.gov o por teléfono a 216-584-2001.   Project Description The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is proposing a major pavement rehabilitation on US Route 20 (North Ridge Road) between SR 2 and SR 528 (Hubbard Road) in Painesville, Perry, and Madison townships in Lake County. Work will take place as two separate projects. The first identified as PID 108665 will take place between SR 2 and Townline Rd. in Painesville and Perry townships. The second identified as PID 109270 will take place between Townline Rd. and SR 528 (Hubbard Rd.) in Madison Township.    Internet Access Difficulties A transcript of the presentation and printouts of exhibits can be provided to anyone who had issues accessing the virtual public meeting.  Please send a request to Tom Sorge and reference the U.S. 20 major pavement rehabilitation virtual public meeting using one of the following contact methods: Mail:    Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 Office Attention: Tom Sorge, Environmental Specialist 5500 Transportation Boulevard Garfield Heights, OH  44125 Telephone: 216-584-2086 Email: Tom.Sorge@dot.ohio.gov The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried-out by ODOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated June 6, 2018, and executed by FHWA and ODOT. For more information, visit ODOTs NEPA Assignment Portal by clicking here. If you have any difficulties viewing the materials presented, please contact Tom Sorge of the Ohio Department of Transportation at 216-584-2086 or tom.sorge@dot.ohio.gov. Thank you!

State Route 82 in Portage County (PID 111007)

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U.S. 33 and Pickerington Road (PID 77555)

Project Description

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is evaluating improvement options for the U.S. Route 33 corridor between Pickerington Road and Allen Road in Fairfield...

MAR-423-7.40 (PID 110448) - Barks Rd.

The project will upgrade and improve the overall safety of the intersection at Marion-Waldo Road (SR-423) and Barks Road in Marion, Ohio.

The environmental review, consultation, and...

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SR 163/North Shore Blvd Intersection Improvements (OTT-163-33.85, PID 109637)

The Ohio Department of Transportation held a virtual public meeting for the proposed intersection improvement at State Route 163 (SR 163), North Shore Boulevard, and Englebeck Road, located in Ottawa...

Past Projects & Surveys

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I-77 Pavement Replacement Project

Project Description

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is proposing a major pavement replacement on I-77 (Willow Freeway) between the Canal Road overpass and I-490 in Cuyahoga County. This...

Detroit Street Reconstruction Project in Kenton

U.S. Route 68, from Carrol Street to Eliza Street (PID 115774)

The city of Kenton, in partnership with the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), is proposing a project that will address deteriorating...

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Old Wooster Pike Abandonment

In 1967, the Director of Transportation (ODOT) indicated the intent to abandon a portion of Old Wooster Pike (Old US-50) upon completion of construction of a relocated portion of US 50 within Columbia...

In 1967, the Director of Transportation (ODOT) indicated the intent to abandon a portion of Old Wooster Pike (Old US-50) upon completion of construction of a relocated portion of US 50 within Columbia Township in Director’s Journal Entry Volume 52, Page 125 (February 20, 1967). However, neither the Department of Transportation nor the Hamilton County Engineer’s Office have located records of the final abandonment action as prescribed in Ohio Revised Code Section 5511.01. After ODOT made certain improvements to the section of Old US 50 in 2008, ODOT published a Director’s Journal Entry (Volume 2009, Page 821) to finalize the abandonment, but the Hamilton County Engineer’s office noted that certain steps in the statutory abandonment process had not occurred. Upon further research of ODOT records, ODOT concurs that certain additional action is needed to complete the abandonment in accordance with section 5511.01 of the Ohio Revised Code. Accordingly, the Ohio Department of Transportation has now formally determined that Old Wooster Pike (a portion of Old United States Route No. 50), also known as Wooster Lane, through Columbia Township, Hamilton County shall be abandoned and revert Columbia Township, Hamilton County, Ohio road system. The Director of Transportation is providing appropriate notice of intent of this final abandonment by providing a public open house and an opportunity for public comment on March 28th, 2023, followed by a 45 day comment period. Please refer to Attachment A for a location map, Attachment B for a draft of the ODOT Director’s Journal Entry, and Attachment C for a description of the right of way. As indicated, in advance of this action, ODOT has completed various improvements including grading and culvert inspections. In addition, ODOT commits to paving the apron for each of the two access points to Wooster Lane from US-50 in the summer of 2023; and by separate document, reserve rights of access to maintain a certain drainage facility near the easterly terminus of the abandoned roadway that is designated on the accompanying map. These activities are in accordance with our discussions over the last several months. Finally, upon Journalization of the final abandonment, ODOT will convey to Columbia Township the described highway easement right of way by Director’s Deed under Revised Code Section 5501.45. Please see below for information on the in-person and virtual public open houses: In-Person Public Open House Tuesday, March 28th, 2023 5:00pm to 7:00pm Columbia Township Building 5676 Kenwood Rd, Cincinnati 45227   Virtual Public Open House March 13th, 2023 to May 15th, 2023 Project Information: PublicInput.com/oldwoosterpike   Questions and comments can be submitted at the in-person public open house, on the virtual public open house project website, and by mail, email, or phone. All comments carry equal weight, no matter how they are submitted. Comments received by May 15th, 2023 will be compiled and posted on the website.  

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Harrison Avenue Road Diet in the City of Cheviot, Ohio (HAM- CR 457-14.97 PID 114697)

VIRTUAL PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT MEETING: Harrison Avenue Road Diet in the City of Cheviot, Ohio

The City of Cheviot, Ohio is holding this public involvement meeting virtually so that engaging with the...

VIRTUAL PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT MEETING: Harrison Avenue Road Diet in the City of Cheviot, Ohio The City of Cheviot, Ohio is holding this public involvement meeting virtually so that engaging with the public about this project can take place at the public's convenience during the month of June, 2022.   This virtual public involvement meeting is being held from June 1, 2022 to June 30, 2022.   Please view this public involvement website in its entirety and answer the brief survey at the end of the website.  If you would like to ask a question, a comment session (no presentation) is scheduled for June 21, 2022 from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M via a zoom weblink.    How can you participate? REVIEW THE PRESENTATION MATERIAL 1. Use the tabs below to review project information and participate in our virtual public meeting. Click the green  Continue  button to advance through the information and watch the videos. OR 2. If you have internet access difficulties, a transcriptions of the videos are available at the City of Cheviot office.  These transcriptions can be emailed to you as well.  The website can be accessible at the City of Cheviot offices during normal hours of operation.  Please contact Tom Braun at the City of Cheviot to setup an appointment at 513-661-2700 at least two weeks prior to the meeting so arrangements can be made.  PROVIDE FEEDBACK 1. Use the last tab of this website, the Project Survey tab, to provide feedback on the survey questions.   2. If you want to leave your questions and comments by voice, you can leave a voicemail at 1-855-925-2801 Code 5328#, then leave your name, address, and comment. Once you are finished you can hang up or press # to return to the menu of options.  3. You can email your comments to 70414@PublicInput.com. 4. You can attend a comment and question session on June 21, 2022 from 6 P.M. to 7 P.M.   See below or sidebar below for details. During the comment session you can:     - Join the conference call using this zoom video link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82410059024?pwd=L0xXWE93UXIxUllDZ2QvUlRqTUZLQT09 (The meeting ID is 824-1005-9024 followed by # and the passcode is 215173#.     - Join the conference call using this zoom phone link: Dial +1-312-626-6799. The meeting ID is 824-1005-9024 followed by # and the passcode is *215173#. These comments obtained by any of these four methods will  be addressed by the project team. You will be able to revisit this meeting page until July 31, 2022.  After that date, the comment period will be closed, and the page may be removed. The City of Cheviot is following the Ohio Department of Transportation's and the Federal Highway Administration's (FHWA's) National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) guidelines. The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried-out by ODOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated December 14, 2020, and executed by FHWA and ODOT.    For more information, visit ODOTs NEPA Assignment Portal by clicking here   Thank you! We look forward to hearing from you.    

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Little Miami Scenic Trail Extension to Ranchvale - PIDs 113602/115291

Thank you for visiting. Our Virtual Open House is now closed, however, the information shared is still available for reference.

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) put the Open House...

Thank you for visiting. Our Virtual Open House is now closed, however, the information shared is still available for reference.  The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) put the Open House together to share information about the following proposed shared-use path connections: A new shared-use path from the Little Miami Scenic Trail (LMST) bridge project in Anderson Township (now under construction at the east end of the Beechmont Levee and SR 32/SR 125 interchange) to Elstun Road in the City of Cincinnati's Mt. Washington neighborhood.A shared-use path along Beechmont Avenue (SR 125) between Elstun Road and Ranchvale Drive. This site is a self-guided tour through a series of tabs that highlight the proposed improvements. The questions included on each page are now closed for response. We received great feedback that will be used by the project team in the selection of a Preferred Alternative to be advanced for construction.  Begin by reviewing the OVERVIEW discussion in the section below. To advance between pages, click on the green CONTINUE button located at the bottom of each page. You can also move between pages by clicking the blue tabs at the top of the discussion section. If you would like to see larger versions of any of the graphics, click on the image and a larger version will pop up on the screen. Additional project-related materials, including a downloadable project fact sheet, are posted under the DOCUMENTS section on the right hand side below. If you need any interpretation or translation services or other reasonable accommodations to review this materials, please contact Kathleen Fuller, ODOT Public Information Officer, at (513) 932-3030 or Kathleen.fuller@dot.ohio.gov. The environmental review, consultation, and other actions required by applicable Federal environmental laws for this project are being, or have been, carried-out by ODOT pursuant to 23 U.S.C. 327 and a Memorandum of Understanding dated December 14, 2020 and executed by FHWA and ODOT. For more information, please visit ODOT’s NEPA Assignment Portal by clicking here.  

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State Route 159 (Bridge Street) Corridor Study

Project Description

The Bridge Street corridor is a major commercial district for the City of Chillicothe and the surrounding areas. Traffic exceeds 43,500 vehicles per day, on average (2017 data). ...

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HAM-32-6.82 - SR 32/Eight Mile Road Intersection Improvements (PID 110991)

SR 32/Eight Mile Road Intersection Improvements

THANK YOU FOR JOINING US!

The Ohio Department of Transportation has put together this opportunity to share with you improvements...

SR 32/Eight Mile Road Intersection Improvements   THANK YOU FOR JOINING US! The Ohio Department of Transportation has put together this opportunity to share with you improvements to the SR 32/Eight Mile Road intersection that are now being planned to make travel easier and safer. Our goal for the Open House is to share additional project information with the community and begin discussing what to expect prior to and during construction. This Open House is a self-guided tour through a series of exhibits that highlight each of the proposed improvements. Begin by reviewing the BACKGROUND and PURPOSE & NEED discussion in the sections below. To advance betweeen exhibits, simply click on the green CONTINUE button located at the bottom of the page in that section. You can also move between exhibit categories by clicking on the blue arrow-shaped tabs at the top of the section. If you'd like to see larger versions of any of the graphics, click on the image and a larger version will pop up on the screen.   Please note that a downloadable project fact sheet and other meeting materials are posted under the DOCUMENTS section of this page.  PUBLIC COMMENTS Once you've reviewed the exhibits, we invite you to share your comments with us using our online COMMENT FORM (located under the last tab in the section below). A downloadable version of this form is included under DOCUMENTS, should you'd prefer to print out and send it to us via mail or email instead. Please make sure to submit your comments by the close of the public comment period, March 15, 2021. Your input is important and will be used to help guide decisions yet to be made.  We hope you enjoy this virtual Open House experience. Should you have any questions, please contact Charlie Rowe, Project Manager for ODOT District 8 at: 505 South State Route 741 Lebanon, OH 45036 513.933.6596 Charles.Rowe@dot.ohio.gov  

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