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In Cuyahoga County Construction Projects 2012 OF O ATE HI ST O 2012 20 175 283 D N E O EUCLID P I A CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS T R A T T M R E O NT SP 21 OF TRAN IN CUYAHOGA COUNTY 2 90 20 3/1/12 6 6 HL A N RICHMOND MAYFIELD TE HIGHLAND A HEIGHTS HEIGHTS 26 BR 90 22 174 6 20 EAST SOUTH MAYFIELD 283 CLEVELAND EUCLID 11 HEIGHTS 6 322 2 LYNDHURST CLEVELAND 175 10 HEIGHTS 271 GATES MILLS 322 7 20 6 15 UNIVERSITY 91 HEIGHTS 6 2 6 PEPPER HUNTING VALLEY 14 87 6A 90 43 PIKE BAY VILLAGE 10 6 LAKEWOOD 490 16 SHAKER HEIGHTS 254 BEACHWOOD WOODMERE 90 ROCKY 90 422 RIVER 87 CLEVELAND 271 20 10 422 WESTLAKE NEWBURGH 8 ORANGE HEIGHTS 19 LE CHAGRIN FALLS DA N 23 HIGHLAND TOWNSHIP IN 42 24 HILLS 252 L 237 71 8 43 MORELAND HILLS 12 WARRENSVILLE CHAGRIN 176 HEIGHTS FALLS 14 NORTH FAIRVIEW 14 77 RANDALL PARK BROOKLYN 13 CUYAHOGA 17 91 480 8 HEIGHTS GARFIELD 480 NORTH HEIGHTS OLMSTED 17 BROOKLYN HEIGHTS 17 BEDFORD HEIGHTS 422 9 25 BENTLEYVILLE 94 176 480 MAPLE 10 BROOK PARK HEIGHTS 43 480 1 3 4 BEDFORD 291 252 5 271 21 42 3 VALLEY SOLON 2 MIDDLEBURG VIEW HEIGHTS PARMA OLMSTED OLMSTED PARMA SEVEN 77 237 HEIGHTS TOWNSHIP FALLS HILLS INDEPENDENCE OAKWOOD 91 BEREA WALTON HILLS 25 GLENWILLOW 5 18 94 BROADVIEW HEIGHTS 80 82 42 82 82 21 77 176 STRONGSVILLE 71 3 BRECKSVILLE NORTH ROYALTON 2012 ODOT Administered Cuyahoga County Construction Projects Listed in order by route (Interstate Route, U.S. Route, State Route, Local) * Denotes Active Projects †Denotes minor impacts to traffic # Denotes ARRA funded project Map #: 3 Interstate 71 Noisewalls, Cuyahoga County* PROJECT I.D.: 88899 LOCATION: Interstate 71 between Sheldon Road and Snow Road in the city of Brook Park. START DATE: April 2011 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: October 2012 BID AMOUNT: $3,029,734 DESCRIPTION: Replace noise walls along I-71 between Sheldon Road and Snow Road in the city of Brook Park. IMPACT: Traffic will be maintained. Lane closures are expected during off-peak hours. Map #: 4 Interstate 71, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 77506 LOCATION: Interstate 71 between Fowles Road and Brookpark Road in the city of Brook Park. ESTIMATED START DATE: May 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: September 2012 ESTIMATED COST: $2,550,000 DESCRIPTION: Resurfacing on I-71 between Fowles Road and Brookpark Road in the city of Brook Park. IMPACT: Overnight lane closures are expected. Map #: 7 Interstate 71 and Interstate 90, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 88600 LOCATION: Interstate 90 between West 117th Street and West 53rd Street and Interstate 71 near West 25th Street in the city of Cleveland. ESTIMATED START DATE: July 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: August 2013 ESTIMATED COST: $3,220,000 DESCRIPTION: Replace noise walls along I-90 between West 117th Street and West 53rd Street and I-71 near West 25th Street in the city of Cleveland. IMPACT: Daily lane and shoulder closures are expected. Various ramps may close for one weekend. Map #: 5 Interstate 71 and Interstate 480, Cuyahoga County* PROJECT I.D.: 91316 LOCATION: Interstate 71 at Pearl Road (U.S. Route 42) in the city of Middleburg Heights, Interstate 480 at Lancaster Drive in the city of Brooklyn Heights and Interstate 480 at Turney Road in the city of Garfield Heights. START DATE: October 2011 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: June 2012 BID AMOUNT: $762,009 DESCRIPTION: Slide repairs on I-71 southbound at Pearl Road (U.S. 42) in the city of Middleburg Heights, I-480 eastbound Lancaster Drive in the city of Brooklyn Heights and I-480 eastbound at Turney Road in the city of Garfield Heights. Page 1 of 8 IMPACT: Traffic will be maintained. Map #: 17 Interstate 77, Cuyahoga County† PROJECT I.D.: 85001 LOCATION: Interstate 77 northbound ramp to I-480 eastbound in the city of Independence. ESTIMATED START DATE: May 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: October 2012 ESTIMATED COST: $730,000 DESCRIPTION: Slope repair on Work is on the I-77 northbound ramp to I-480 eastbound in the city of Independence. IMPACT: Traffic will be maintained. Map #: 18 Interstate 77, Cuyahoga County* PROJECT I.D.: 87633 LOCATION: Interstate 77 at Harris Road, Lacey Lane and Chestnut Road in the cities of Independence and Broadview Heights. START DATE: April 2011 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: July 2012 BID AMOUNT: $2,297,680 DESCRIPTION: Replace the bridge decks over I-77 at Harris Road, Lacey Lane and Chestnut Road in the cities of Independence and Broadview Heights. IMPACT: Lane closures on I-77 are expected during off-peak hours. Overhead structures will be maintained at half-width. Map #: 11 Interstate 90 Westbound Innerbelt Bridge, Cuyahoga County*# PROJECT I.D.: 85531 LOCATION: Interstate 90 over the Cuyahoga River Valley in the city of Cleveland. START DATE: March 2011 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: December 2013 BID AMOUNT: $287,400,000 DESCRIPTION: Crews work to construct a new Innerbelt Bridge- the first of two- which will eventually carry five lanes of westbound traffic. IMPACT: Multiple lane and ramp closures are expected. The existing I-90 bridge will remain open, however motorists are advised to Opt for the Alternate and use I-490 and I-77 to avoid the construction zone. Visit www.Innerbelt.org for more information. Map #: 20 Interstate 90, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 22205 LOCATION: Interstate 90 between State Route 283 (Lakeshore Boulevard) and State Route 2 in the cities of Cleveland and Euclid and the village of Bratenahl. ESTIMATED START DATE: May 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: October 2012 ESTIMATED COST: $8,200,000 DESCRIPTION: Resurfacing of I-90 between SR 283 (Lakeshore Boulevard) and SR 2 in the cities of Cleveland and Euclid and the village of Bratenahl. IMPACT: Traffic will be maintained. Overnight lane closures are expected. Page 2 of 8 Map #: 21 Interstate 90, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 90758 LOCATION: Interstate 90 between East 152nd Street and East 185th Street in the city of Cleveland. ESTIMATED START DATE: August 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: June 2013 ESTIMATED COST: $3,000,000 DESCRIPTION: Replace noise walls along I-90 between East 152nd Street and East 185th Street in the city of Cleveland. IMPACT: Daily lane and shoulder closures are expected. Map #: 25 Interstate 271 and Interstate 480, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 83563 LOCATION: Interstate 271 between the Summit County line and Interstate 480 in the Village of Oakwood and the cities Bedford and Bedford Heights and on Interstate 480 at Broadway Avenue in the cities of Maple Heights and Warrensville Heights. ESTIMATED START DATE: April 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: September 2012 BID AMOUNT: $3,910,796 DESCRIPTION: Bridge painting on I-271 between the Summit County line and I-480 in the Village of Oakwood and the cities of Bedford and Bedford Heights and on I-480 at Broadway Avenue in the cities of Maple Heights and Warrensville Heights. IMPACT: Overnight lane closures are expected. Map #: N/A Interstate 271 and Interstate 480, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 88597 LOCATION: Interstate 271 between Emery Road to Fairmount Boulevard in Pepper Pike, Woodmere, Orange and Highland Hills and Interstate 480 between the Lorain County line and the Rocky River in North Olmsted and Fairview Park. ESTIMATED START DATE: May 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: October 2012 BID AMOUNT: $369,920.39 DESCRIPTION: Cracksealing on I-271 between Emery Road and Fairmount Blvd. in Pepper Pike, Woodmere, Orange and Highland Hills and I-480 between the Lorain County Line and the Rocky River in North Olmsted and Fairview Park. IMPACT: Single lane closures will not impact peak travel times. Map #: 1 Interstate 480, Cuyahoga County† PROJECT I.D.: 91318 LOCATION: Interstate 480 eastbound on ramp from State Route 252 in the city of North Olmsted. ESTIMATED START DATE: April 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: August 2012 BID AMOUNT: $374,306.80 DESCRIPTION: Slide and storm sewer repairs on I-480 eastbound on ramp from SR 252 in the city of North Olmsted. This project also includes work on SR 84 in Lake County. IMPACT: Traffic will be maintained. Map #: 8 Interstate 480, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 85150 Page 3 of 8 LOCATION: Interstate 480 between West 130th Street and Lancaster Drive in the cities of Cleveland, Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights. ESTIMATED START DATE: April 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: September 2012 BID AMOUNT: $2,949,150 DESCRIPTION: Bridge painting on I-480 between West 130th Street and Lancaster Drive in the cities of Cleveland, Brooklyn and Brooklyn Heights. IMPACT: Overnight lane closures are expected. Map #: 13 Interstate 480, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 92929 LOCATION: Interstate 480 eastbound near State Route 176 below the CSX Railroad tracks in the city of Cleveland. ESTIMATED START DATE: July 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: September 2012 ESTIMATED COST: $100,000 DESCRIPTION: Slide repairs on I-480 eastbound near SR 176 below the CSX Railroad tracks in the city of Cleveland. IMPACT: Shoulder closure and daily right lane closure will not impact peak travel times. Map #: 24 Interstate 480, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 24854 LOCATION: Interstate 480N between Interstate 480 and Interstate 271 in the cities of Bedford Heights and North Randall. ESTIMATED START DATE: May 2012 ESTIMATED COMPLETION DATE: October 2012 ESTIMATED COST: $3,200,000 DESCRIPTION: Resurfacing on I-480N between I-480 and I-271 in the cities of Bedford Heights and North Randall. IMPACT: Single lane closures will not impact peak travel times. Map #: N/A Interstate 480, Cuyahoga County PROJECT I.D.: 92352 LOCATION: Interstate 480 between Transportation Blvd and Warrensville Center Road in the cities of Garfield Heights, Warrensville Heights and Maple Heights.
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