The following transportation improvement projects are proposed for inclusion in NOACA's State Fiscal Years 2008-2011 Transportation Improvement Program. NOACA invites comment on these projects from communities and the public. Each project summary contains a project description, background, current conditions and NOACA staff input about the project.
These projects will be presented to NOACA's Transportation Advisory Committee as information items on January 15 and as action items on February 19, and action by the Governing Board on March 12.
Cuyahoga County:
Ohio & Erie Canalway Signage and Information Kiosks
Bridge Repairs at Various Locations in Cuyahoga County
Replace Bridge Deck on West 150th Street Exit Ramp in Cleveland
Construct Greenway Corridor in the Flats Neighborhood in Cleveland
Pedestrian & Roadway Improvements in Chagrin Falls
Reconstruct & Rehabilitate Columbus Road Lift Bridge
Rehabilitate Bridges on Highland Road in Euclid
Traffic Signal Improvements in South Euclid
Intersection Improvements in East Cleveland
Repair & Resurface Rockside Road in Garfield Heights, Maple Heights & Bedford
Reconstruction and Minor Widening on Royalton Road in North Royalton
Reconstruct Waterloo Road & Improve Streetscape in Cleveland
Slope Repair on I-77 Ramp in Independence
Traffic Signal Improvements in Westlake
Geauga County:
Resurface Auburn Road in Newbury and Munson Townships
Resurface Bass Lake Road in Munson Township
Resurface Bell Street in Newbury Township
Resurface Chardon Windsor Road in Hambden and Claridon Townships
Resurface Fairmount Road in Newbury Township
Lake County:
LAKETRAN FFY 2010 Capital & Operating Program
Medina County:
Preventive Maintenance along US-42/US-224 in Medina County
Culvert Replacements on US-224 in Medina County & SR-301 in Wayne County
Resurface US-42 in Brunswick
We Invite Your Input
IGRC: If you are a representative of a governmental entity and would like to comment on a project, please click on the project above and look for the Intergovernmental Review and Consultation (IGRC) Comment link.
Public Comment: NOACA encourages comments from the public on the above proposed transportation improvement projects. Please notify us if you would like to be added to our e-mail notification list for future updates. You can also view project reviews from prior quarters. Comments about these projects that are received before the Governing Board meeting listed above will be submitted to the Board for consideration.
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