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ODOT District Two Weekly Construction Update Ohio Department of Transportation • Construction Update DISTRICT 2 • TODD M. AUDET, P.E., DEPUTY DIRECTOR 317 East Poe Rd. • Bowling Green, Ohio 43402-1330 www.transportation.ohio.gov/dist2 ODOT District Two Weekly Construction Update For Immediate Release Thursday, November 12, 2015 Updates are highlighted in bold and underlined. Lucas/Wood Counties 1. Interstate 75: Widening *LANE RESTRICTIONS THIS WEEKEND* Wood & Hancock Counties (170-14, 199-14, 237-14 & 3000-14): Interstate Restrictions: Effective Friday, November 13 at 8pm, through Saturday, November 14 at 2pm, southbound I- 75, between Dowling Road and Devil’s Hole Road, will be reduced to one lane for ramp widening. Through November 2016, overnight, from 7pm until 6am, single lane restrictions are possible on I- 75 between the I-75/I-475 interchange in Perrysburg and CR 99 in Hancock County. Through 2016, southbound I-75 is reduced to two lanes from US 20 to I-475 in Perrysburg. Through 2016, 11-foot lane width restrictions are in place on I-75 between US 20 in Perrysburg and CR 99 in Hancock County. Ramp Restrictions: Through December, the ramp from southbound I-75 to westbound I-475 is reduced to one lane. Through July 2016, 11-foot lane width restrictions are in place on the ramps from northbound and southbound I-75 to Cygnet Road (Exit 171) and from Cygnet Road to northbound and southbound I-75. Local Routes: Through February 2016, Bays Road at I-75 will be closed for bridge work. Detour: SR 25; SR 281; Solether Road. Through November, Jerry City Road at I-75 is closed for bridge work. Detour: SR 25; SR 281; Solether Road. Through December, Township Road 101 in Hancock County, between CR 220 and TR 142, is closed for bridge work over I-75. Project complete: October 2017. All work is weather permitting. 2. Interstate 75: Widening Lucas County (485-14, 536-14): Through July 2018, overnight, 7pm through 6am, single lane restrictions are possible on I-75, from I-475 in Toledo to I-280 for bridge work. Through fall 2016, one lane of I-75 traffic is maintained in the current northbound lane and one lane of traffic is relocated to southbound I-75 and separated by barrier wall. The following ramps are closed: Through June 2016, the ramp from Phillips Avenue to northbound I-75. Detour: Manhattan Boulevard; Lagrange Street; South Expressway Drive. Through July 2016, the ramp from southbound I-75 to Phillips Avenue (Exit 206). Detour: North Expressway Drive (Exit 207); Stickney Avenue; South Expressway Drive. Through August 2016, the ramp from northbound I-75 to Jeep Parkway (Exit 205A). Detour: Berdan Avenue (Exit 205B); Detroit Avenue. Through October 2016, the ramp from northbound I-75 to Phillips Avenue (Exit 206). Detour: south Expressway Drive (Exit 207); Stickney Avenue; North Expressway Drive. Through July 2018, the ramp from Jeep Parkway to southbound I-75. Detour: Berdan Avenue. Through July 2018, the ramp from Willys Parkway to northbound I-75. Detour: Berdan Avenue; Detroit Avenue; Phillips Avenue. Through July 2018, the ramp from southbound I-75 to Willys Parkway (Exit 205A). Detour: Detroit Avenue (Exit 203B). Local Streets: Through November, expect lane restrictions on Phillips Avenue at I-75, Lagrange Street at I-75, Berdan Avenue at I-75, Detroit Avenue at I-75, and Stickney Avenue at I-75 for bridge work. Through June 2016, South Expressway Drive is restricted to a single lane between Stickney Avenue and Lagrange Street. Through August 2016, Jeep Parkway from Central Avenue to Berdan Avenue is closed. Central Avenue; Detroit Avenue; Berdan Avenue. Through October 2016, the ramp from northbound I-75 to Berdan Avenue is restricted to right turn only movements. Suggested alternate route: Berdan Avenue; Detroit Avenue; Phillips Avenue; Haverhill Drive. Through November 2016, Elm Street and Wersell Avenue at South Expressway Drive, will be closed. Through May 2017, the Polish Village Overpass is closed for bridge work. Detour: North Expressway Drive; Stickney Avenue; South Expressway Drive. Through July 2018, Willys Parkway from Pioneer Lane to Jeep Parkway is closed. Project complete: September 2018. All work is weather permitting. 3. Interstate 75: Pavement Rehabilitation Lucas County (268-14): Through August 2016, I-75, from the I-75/475 split in Toledo to the Anthony Wayne Trail, is reduced to two lanes. Overnight, 10pm through 6am, single lane restrictions are possible in this work zone. • The ramp from northbound I-75 to Bancroft Street is now open. Through August 2016, the following ramps are restricted or closed: The interchange ramp from eastbound I-475 to southbound I-75 is reduced to one lane. The interchange ramp from northbound I-75 to westbound I-475 is reduced to one lane. The ramp from Detroit Avenue to southbound I-75 is closed. Detour: Monroe Street; Michigan Avenue; SR 25. The ramp from Detroit Avenue to northbound I-75 is closed. Detour: Monroe Street; 14th Street. Through May 2016, Oakwood Avenue, between Wells Street and Grove Place, is closed for bridge work. Seek alternate route. Project complete: August 2016. All work is weather permitting. 4. Interstate 75: Rest Area Closure Wood County (170-14): Through July 2016, the northbound and southbound I-75 rest areas are closed as part of the I-75 widening project. Project complete: July 2016. All work is weather permitting. 5. Interstate 475: ProMedica Parkway Ramp Lucas County: Through 2016, the ramp from ProMedica Parkway to eastbound I-475 is closed for traffic control. Detour: westbound I-475; Douglas Road. All work is weather permitting. 6. Interstate 475/U.S. Route 23: Interchange Upgrade *UPDATE* Lucas County (184-14 & 210-15): Effective Monday, November 16 at 9pm, through Tuesday, November 17 at 6am, the ramp from westbound I-475 to southbound I-475/US 23 will be closed for pavement repair. Work was postponed due to weather. Detour: northbound US 23; Monroe Street (Exit 234). Through December, the ramp from southbound US 23 to Central Avenue is closed. Detour: southbound I-475/US23; Airport Highway (Exit 8A). Additionally at this time, southbound US 23 traffic is reduced to one lane from the I-475/US 23 split in Sylvania to Central Avenue. The ramp from westbound I-475 to Central Avenue (Exit 13) is open. Overnight lane restrictions are possible at the interchange of I-475/US 23 from Central Avenue to N. Holland Sylvania Road. Through October, lane restrictions are possible on Blossman Road, between Moffat Road and Plainview Drive for bridge work. Traffic will be maintained by flaggers. Project complete: December. All work is weather permitting. 7. Interstate 475: Bridge Widening Lucas County (251-13 & 235-14): Through December, Angola Road at I-475 is closed for bridge replacement. Detour: Holland Park Boulevard; North Mall Drive; McCord Road; Airport Highway; Holland Sylvania Road. Through May 2016, overnight from 8pm until 6am, lane restrictions are possible on I-475, between Angola Road and Salisbury Road/Dussel Drive. 11-foot lane width restrictions are in place on I-475, between Angola Road and Salisbury Road/Dussel Drive. Project complete: August 2016. All work is weather permitting. 8. Interstate 475: Noise Wall Installation Lucas County (314-14): Through November, intermittent shoulder restrictions are possible on I- 475, between Corey Road and Woodley Road, for finish work. Project complete: October. All work is weather permitting. 9. Interstate Maintenance Work Lucas and Wood Counties: Through December, intermittent overnight lane restrictions are possible on I-75, I-280 and I-475 in Lucas and Wood counties for maintenance work. Project complete: December. All work is weather permitting. 10. U.S. Route 20: Central Avenue Interchange Project Lucas County (210-15): Through September 2017, overnight from 9pm until 6am, lane restrictions are possible on I-475/US 23 between Dorr Street and the I-475/US 23 interchange. 11-foot lane width restrictions are in place within the work zone. Additional restrictions will be announced. Project complete: September 2017. All work is weather permitting. 11. U.S. Route 20: Utility Work *UPDATE* Lucas County: Effective Monday, November 16 at 9pm, through Tuesday, November 17 at 5am, westbound US 20, between Wilford Drive and Plainview Drive, will be reduced to one lane for pavement repair. Through November, overnight from 9pm until 6am, lane restrictions are possible on Central Avenue, between I-475 and Central Park West, for gas line relocation. For more information, contact Columbia Gas at 1-800-344-4077. All work is weather permitting. 12. U.S. Route 20A: Eber Road Roundabout Project Lucas County (184-15): The US 20A at Eber Road roundabout is open. Intermittent lane restrictions are possible on US 20A at Eber Road for finish work. Project complete: November. All work is weather permitting. 13. State Route 2: Anthony Wayne Bridge Project *UPDATE* Lucas County (58-13): All lanes of the Anthony Wayne Bridge are now open. Through November, intermittent lane restrictions are possible and there is no pedestrian access for finish work. Project complete: May 2016. All work is weather permitting. 14. State Route 2: Pavement Repair Lucas County: Through Friday, November 13, SR 2, between Lyon Road and Cousino Road, may be reduced to one lane for pavement repair. Traffic will be maintained by flaggers. All work is weather permitting. 15. State Route 25: Safety Project Lucas County (299-15): Through September 2016, southbound (outbound from downtown Toledo) Anthony Wayne Trail, between Hippo Way and City Park Boulevard, will remain reduced two lanes of traffic for pavement rehabilitation. Project complete: November 2016. All work is weather permitting. 16. McCord Road: Underpass Construction Lucas County (236-14): Through September 2016, McCord Road between North Mall Drive/Hall Road and Spectrum Drive is closed to vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
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