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Dustin Road Improvement, Phase 1 |
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As part of the 2012 Roadway Improvement Program, the City of Oregon has awarded a contract for the first phase of replacing the existing deteriorated concrete pavement on Dustin Road. Starting Monday, September 17, 2012, a construction contractor will begin work on the Dustin Road Improvement, Phase 1 which will consists of replacing the existing 6" concrete pavement with a new 8" concrete pavement. The project will also include replacing curbing, installation of pavement underdrains, adjustments to curb inlets, and partial replacement of driveway aprons.
The construction limits for Phase 1 will begin approximately 300 ft east of Isaac Street Drive and end approximately 380 ft east of Harbor Drive. The Dustin Road Improvement, Phase 1 will be constructed in three stages, which have been laid out by the city so that at least one access drive is maintained at all times to each property. The contractor has estimated that each stage of the project will last approximately three weeks each. Construction on the project should be completed by the end of November.
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Seaman Road Storm Improvement (2012) |
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The Seaman Road Storm Sewer Improvement Project involves the installation of a new large storm sewer along the north side of Seaman Road from Stadium Road to Clay High School. A new open channel with mounding will connect the new storm sewer to Wolf Creek across from Clay High School along the east property line of city owned property.
The project will provide an overflow path from Wolf Creek to the new Big Ditch storm sewer along Stadium Road north of Seaman Road. The purpose of the project is to provide flood relief during large rain events for properties located along Stadium Road and Seaman Road near Wolf Creek. The new storm sewers and open channels that were installed along Stadium Road as a part of the recent Big Ditch Improvement Project were sized to handle additional flow from Wolf Creek. The existing storm sewer along the south side of Seaman Road will remain in place.
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Big Ditch Improvement Project |
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 The Big Ditch Improvement Project involves improving the roadside drainage ditch along the west side of Stadium Road from Seaman Road to Bay Shore Road to increase safety by eliminating the eroding ditch banks along the roadside and to improve the overall drainage system. Please note, property owners will not be assessed for this improvement project. The City has been awarded $319,200 in grant funding and $478,000.00 in low interest loan funding through the Ohio Public Works Commission Program for the project.
The improvements will include the replacement of the ditch and undersized culverts with a large storm sewer, catch basins, and shallow grass-lined swales. At the downstream end of the project, near South Shore Veterans Park, and in areas along open farmland, the improvement will include enhancing the existing ditch by widening and relocating the ditch further away from the roadway to restore the ditch to a more natural stream channel.
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LUC-Wheeling Street Widening Project |
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The Wheeling Street project includes the widening of Wheeling Street from Navarre Avenue (SR 2) to Pickle Road, including the bridge over I-280. As part of the project, Wheeling Street is being widened to 5-lanes from Navarre Avenue to just south of Pickle Road and to 3-lanes from just south of Pickle Road to Brown Road. Upon completion, the Wheeling Street Project will reduce congestion and create easier access along the Wheeling Street corridor. The project is expected to be completed by December 2012. All work is weather permitting.
Through November 2011, the contractor for the ODOT Wheeling Street widening project in Lucas County will establish lane closures and restrictions on Wheeling Street. Through November 2011, Wheeling Street, between I-280 and Navarre Avenue, is reduced to one lane in both directions.
Beginning Wednesday, March 2, 2011 through November of 2011, the Wheeling Street Bridge over I-280 will be closed to allow the E.S. Wagner Company to remove and replace the existing overpass bridge structure with a new 6-lane structure. Detour: Dearborn Avenue and Navarre Avenue. Dearborn Avenue will be temporarily converted to two-way traffic between Wheeling Street and Navarre Avenue during this period.
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LUC-Otter Creek Road Improvement Project |
The City of Oregon has been awarded $3,000,000 in Federal transportation stimulus funds as a Priority Transportation Project through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 for reconstructing and repaving Otter Creek Road and Bay Shore Road between Corduroy Road and Wynn Road. Beginning the week of April 12, 2010, with weather permitting, a contractor will begin construction of the Otter Creek Road Improvement Project to upgrade the existing deteriorating concrete pavement with new asphalt. The project will involve the rubblization of the existing concrete pavement followed by a new asphalt overlay, full-depth pavement replacement, mill and fill asphalt replacement, installation of underdrains along the edge of pavement, roadside grading, storm sewer work, and driveway approach work.
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LUC - Coy and Starr Intersection Improvement Project |
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Construction to upgrade the intersection of Coy Road and Starr Avenue with a new traffic signal will begin in June 2010. The intersection will be widened to accommodate left turn lanes on all approaches and a right turn lane for eastbound Starr Avenue at Coy Road.
The City has been awarded $194,201 in funding through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA) Federal Stimulus Program and $350,000 in funding from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) through the Ohio Department of Transportation’s Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ) for the project.
Along with the new traffic signal and turn lanes, the project will also include pedestrian crossings with ADA ramps at the intersection, connecting sidewalks, catch basin modifications, and utility relocations, as necessary, as part of the project. The new traffic signal and widening will be very similar to the recent improvements at the intersection of Coy Road and Pickle Road.
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Lallendorf Road Elevated Water Storage Tank |
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The steel bowl was raised on the elevated tank May 6th. The contractor will finish assembling and painting the steel bowl by the end of June 2010. Additional interior mechanical and electrical work along with site utility work will also need to be performed. The project is scheduled to be completed by the end of August 2010.
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