TO: MAYOR AND

CITY COUNCIL

FROM: City Manager.

Mark c"ndiff~~

:=d~'_ Council Meeting-6:30 p.m.

Council Workshop­CANCELLED

INDEPENDENCE DAY-CITY OFFICES

CLOSED

Fireworks Display-10:00 p.m.

Council Meeting-6:30 p.m.

Airport Advisory Board Meeting-6:30 pm.

"Places with clear aspi­

rations have a greater

opportunity to success

than places with a clear

memo!}, of the past. •

Thomas Friedman

ATTACHMENTS

OF NOTE

• Engineering Report­

Week Ending June 3D,

2017

• Salvation Christmas in

July Flyer

• Samaritan Works Flyer

• Civic Band Concert

Schedule

• May Visitors Bureau

Report

• May Fire and EMS

Department Report

• May Unemployment Rate Map

CITY MANAGER'S NEWSLETTER

JUNE 23 , 2017

Visit the Great Sidney Farmer 's Market this Saturday!

UPCOMING COMMUNITY EVENTS

• The Swing Era Band: Friday, June 23 , starting at 7:00 p.m. on the north side of the court square.

• Family Movie Night: The Junior Fairboard will be showing SING at the Fairgrounds on Friday, June 23 starting at 10:00 p.m. Open to public.

• Kids Around the Square: Saturday, June 24 from 9:00 a.m. to noon kids 12 and under enjoy a morning of free fun around the Court Square.

• Samaritan Works A Repurposed Life: Saturday, June 24, dinner at 5:00 p.m., speaker at 7:00 p.m. at the Connection Point Church of God.

• Backstage Block Party: Saturday June 24 starting at 7:00 p.m. enjoy Zoso & The Worn Flints in the parking lot behind the Historic Sidney Theatre.

• The Gateway Art Council Presents: It 's All About ThaI Brick: Now through July 1, 2017, the exhibit will be free to the public and on display at the Gateway Arts Council Gallery located at 216 N. Miami Ave.

• Fireworks Display: the annual July 4 fireworks starting at 10:00 p.m.

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS REPORT

• Water Source Transmission Line: Howell Contractors has installed 98% of pipe. Main line from WTP to Brooklyn Ave. is being pressure tested. Brooklyn Ave. between Ardiss & Gearhart is remains closed for approximately 21 days as boring under the river continues.

• 201 7 Sidewalk Program: A to Z Property Maintenance to begin pro­ject July 10.

• Maple St Sewer Replacement: Kinnison Excavating continues laying pipe for new sanitary sewer line; 50% complete.

• North Street Improvements (West to Ohio): Concrete work including turn lane complete. Tom's Construction is excavating into the inter­section with West Avenue. Road is closed to traffic ; PO drop box area is accessible from West Avenue.

• 2017 Street Resurfacing: Barrett Paving continues milling & paving; project approximately 50% complete.

• Service Center Salt Dome: Miller Builders has begun structural de­sign; construction to begin in late July.

• SR 47 Reconstruction (Fourth to Walnut Ave.): Design underway for modified project; options for Wilkinson Avenue to be presented at June 26, 2017, Council meeting.

Attached Engineering Report includes all Capital Projects information.

Sidney Visitors Bureau

Director’s Report

May 2017

Web Site Traffic For March 2017 Web Site Traffic For April 2017

1,219 web sessions (1,332 in 2016) 1,473 web sessions (1,720 in 2016)

1,010 unique users (1,085 in 2016) 1,251 unique users (1,261 in 2016)

3,992 page views (2,442 in 2016) 4,423 page views (4,390 in 2016)

27,977 Facebook Reach (7,372 in 2016) 1,781 Facebook Reach (32,243 in 2016*)

Time on Site averaged 1:40 (1:54 in 2016) Time on Site averaged 1:15 (3:31 in 2016)

*Influenced by social contest

Fulfillment For March 2017 Fulfillment For April 2017

Information sent to 47 individual requests Information sent to 37 individual requests

61 were sent in the same period in 2016 53 were sent in the same period in 2016

Search Engine Marketing February 2017 Search Engine Marketing March 2017

4,638 impressions – 6.10% click thru rate 5,030 impressions – 6.50% click thru rate

*Travel Industry Standard Click Thru Rate is 4.1% *Travel Industry Standard is 4.1%

Advertising and Promotion

Published advertorial in OhioTraveler.com eNewsletter (circulation 30,000) to promote

outdoor oriented travel themes in Sidney and the surrounding area. This advertorial was also

disseminated to more than 1,000 radio, television, magazine & newspaper media outlets.

Featured items of interest included organized activities at Lake Loramie, Alumapalooza, the

Airstream Fine Art Show, community festivals in Jackson Center, Anna and Botkins, the

Holy Angels Parish Picnic, and downtown Sidney’s Kids Around the Square. Also promoted

were the Buckeye Farm Antiques Show and the Sidney Civic Band Summer Concert Series.

The Shelby County Historical Society’s Graceland Cemetery Tour, Downtown Sidney’s

Backstage Block Party, and Country Concert at Hickory Hill Lakes were also mentioned.

Coordinated with Scripps Media to organize the launch of the Bureau’s banner ad campaign

in May. Final art was prepared and target audiences identified to web site retarget (past

visitors to www.visitsidneyshelby.com), contextual target (keywords), and geographically

target (by location) the best audience for Sidney Visitors Bureau banner ad promotions on the

internet.

For a complete calendar listing of upcoming events in Sidney and Shelby County, please visit

www.VisitSidneyShelby.com and be sure to Like Us on Facebook at Sidney Visitors Bureau.

ONE DAY AT

OVERCOMING ADDICTION, ONE DAY AT A TIME, ONE PERSON AT A TIME

June 24th 5-9 Dinner 5:00

Speaker 7:00 Speaker: Christina Ryan Claypool Dinner and Speaker tickets $30

Speaker only $10 per person Where: Connection Point Church of God 1510 Campbell Rd, Sidney OH 45365

Contact: Sheila Lundy 937 -638-4545

Slundysamworks17@gmail.com

,~ : Civic Band 2017 Concert Schedule Ken Monnier I Phil Chilcote I Chris Gibbs

Board President Conductor Master of Ceremoni es

JUNE 16 7:00 PM Welcome to Our 40 th Year

Friday Night On the Square

A Concert of "Light Favorites and Well Knowns"

JUNE 23 7:00 PM The Swing Era Band

JUNE 30 7:00 PM Annual Patriotic Concert

JULY 7 7:00 PM A Concert Dedicated to Frank Neville Jr. and "His Music" Honoring the Music Man of the Court Square for many years

JULY 14 7:00 PM Hollywood & Vine Meets Marching Right in Time A Collection of Movie and Show Tunes Sprinkled with Sousa, Fillmore and others

JULY 21 7:00 PM The Top 10 (or more) Peoples Choice Concert Selections chosen by the audience throughout the season ,"- Concert will be held at the Connection Point Church of God*"

In case of inclement weather, concerts will be moved to the Connection Point Church of God - Campbell Road & Fourth Avenue

Ross4.5

Wood4.0

Knox3.8

Darke3.8 Licking

3.7

Allen4.6

Wayne3.5

Butler3.9

Clark4.3

Logan3.7 Union

3.4

Seneca4.1

Hardin4.3

Henry4.6

Miami3.9 Franklin

3.7

Mercer2.8

Preble4.0

Fulton4.5

Portage4.4

Fairfield3.8

Putnam3.1 Hancock

3.2

Shelby3.7

Marion4.5

Warren3.7

Holmes3.1

Greene4.0

Summit4.5

Madison3.5

Morrow4.2

Fayette3.8

Pickaway4.0

Ashland4.2

Hocking4.4

Williams4.1

Clermont3.8

Delaware3.2

Paulding3.9

Tuscarawas4.5

Defiance4.5

Auglaize3.4

Hamilton4.0

Wyandot3.2

Van Wert3.6

Sandusky4.2

Champaign3.8

Montgomery4.5

Stark4.7

Pike5.8

Adams5.8 Gallia

5.7

Huron5.1

Brown5.0

Perry5.0

Athens5.0

Ashtabula5.1

Noble5.9

Belmont5.7

Vinton5.6Highland

5.2

Erie5.1

Carroll5.2

Clinton4.8

Muskingum4.9

Lucas5.9

Medina4.8

Richland4.9

Morgan5.4

Washington5.4

Guernsey5.2

Coshocton5.9

Geauga4.8

Harrison5.8

Lawrence5.3

Columbiana5.3

Crawford5.0

Mahoning5.8

Ottawa5.3

Lake5.2

Scioto6.1

Lorain6.1

Trumbull6.1

Meigs6.5

Monroe7.2

Jackson6.2

Cuyahoga6.1

Jefferson6.8

(Not Seasonally Adjusted)

4.1% or Lower4.2% to 4.6%4.7% to 5.9%6.0% or Higher

Ohio Unemployment RatesMay 2017

May Unemployment RatesUnited States 4.1%Ohio 4.6%

(Not Seasonally Adjusted)

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

John R. Kasich, Governor Cynthia C. Dungey, DirectorOffice of Workforce Development - Bureau of Labor Market Information

May 2017

Monthly Report

Sidney Department of Fire & Emergency Services

In May, personnel of the Sidney Department of Fire & Emergency Services responded to 255 EMS

calls and 115 fire calls for a total of 370 calls compared to 359 calls in May 2016. May was

celebrated as EMS month.

Personnel conducted in-house EMS Refresher classes, Vectren Gas Emergency class, Incident

Management training, Evolution Based Swift Water Rescue training , and Ladder training.

Members of the department attended an LVAD Class at Wilson Health. One firefighter attended

a week long Confined Space Training course at BGSU. A four day ICS Training was held in the

Nancy Adams Training Center within Station 1 over the course of two weekends. A firefighter also

attended a Region III Strike Team class and three personnel went to the Ohio EMS conference in

Columbus. An online CFI course was also completed. The training lieutenant conducted an

Opioid Overdose Training class at Municipal Court. The department conducted a Vehicle and

Machinery Battery Powered Tool demo at Knight’s Towing. Numerous CPR classes were also

conducted for other agencies by the department instructors.

The Fire Prevention Division performed 80 inspections, including 17 annual inspections, 4 foster

care/adoption license inspections, and 46 re-inspections. The division also handled 3 complaints.

Special inspections were conducted at Emerson Elementary, Shelby

County Fair Grounds and Knights of Columbus. Three members of

the Prevention Division attended a fireworks class in Dayton this

month as well. They also conducted 6 adult extinguisher safety

classes at area businesses.

There were no fire investigations this month.

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The mission of the Sidney Department of Fire & Emergency Services is to serve and protect the community by preventing loss of life and property through education and

the utilization of a highly-trained and equipped work force.

Bradley S. Jones

Chief

Cameron J. Haller

Deputy Chief

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Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec

Calls for Service Comparison

2015 2016 2017

City Fire Calls YTD YTD YTDby Incident Type May 2017 May 2016 May 2015

Fires

Building fire 1 15 3 15 1 17 Vehicle/transport vehicle fire 0 4 2 3 2 5 Outside rubbish, trash 0 3 1 9 2 3 Other 5 15 2 10 5 8Hazardous conditions (no fire) 6 41 8 35 11 51Service call 46 159 20 103 22 95Good intent call 20 73 14 49 11 53False alarm & False call 29 98 29 99 16 87Special incident 2 4 0 1 0 0Total City Fires 109 412 79 323 70 319

Township Firesby Incident Type

Fires

Building fire 0 0 0 0 0 1 Vehicle fire 0 2 0 2 0 2 Outside rubbish, trash 0 6 0 2 1 3 Other 1 5 0 0 0 0Hazardous conditions (no fire) 0 5 0 5 0 2Service call 3 11 0 4 0 4Good intent call 0 7 3 7 2 12False alarm & False call 2 2 0 8 3 4Total Township Fires 6 38 3 28 6 28

Mutual Aid (Fire)Mutual Aid Fire Calls 1 7 2 9 1 10

Total Fire Calls 116 457 84 360 77 357

EMS CallsCity EMS Calls 206 1099 240 1109 210 996Motor vehicle accident w/no injuries 6 19 2 12 5 18Dorothy Love EMS Calls 25 117 11 68 9 65Township EMS Calls 17 88 18 70 14 74Mutual Aid EMS Calls 0 8 4 14 4 14

Total EMS Calls 254 1331 275 1273 242 1167

Total Fire & EMS Calls 370 1788 359 1633 319 1524

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Sidney Fire & Emergency Services

Monthly Activity Report

YTD YTD YTDMay 2017 May 2016 May 2015

Total City Loss $1,010.00 $1,077,510.00 $4,000.00 $593,150.00 $9,500.00 $553,500.00Total Township Loss 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 6,200.00

Total City/Twp Loss $1,010.00 $1,077,510.00 $4,000.00 $593,150.00 $9,500.00 $559,700.00

Township Stats

Clinton (400-499) 4 23 1 19 2 15Orange (500-575) 1 9 0 5 3 7Franklin (600-675) 1 4 1 3 1 5Washington (775) 0 2 1 1 0 1

Total Fires and Non-EMS 6 38 3 28 6 28

Township EMS (non-City)

Clinton (400-499) 39 180 26 118 20 123Orange (500-575) 3 20 2 15 3 14Franklin (600-675) 0 3 1 4 0 1Washington (775) 0 2 0 1 0 1

Total EMS 42 205 29 138 23 139

Other StatisticsInjuries:

Civilian 0 0 0 3 0 1 Firefighters 0 1 0 4 0 1

City Fire investigations 0 7 0 6 1 6County Fire investigations 0 0 0 2 0 2Training Hours 462.30 3489.05 67.00 1974.40 988.00 3570.00

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Sidney Fire & Emergency Services

Bradley S. Jones, Chief

Fire Loss

Monthly Activity Report

Township Fires and Non-EMS (non-City)

Many organizations give people a hand. But the Salvation Army changes lives. With a Mission to preach the gospel of jesus Christ and to meet hu­man needs in His name without discrimination,

the Salvation Army is an international movement that is very active in Sidney and Shelby County.

Locally, our impact is on families, individuals, and children . Our activities include encouraging and mentoring children and youth, feeding the hungry, providing disaster relief, and providing

comfort and solace to the elderly, lonely, and disenfranchised.

You likely know us best by our red kettles each Christmas. Your generosity during "Kettle Time" is so needed and very much appreciated. But, our community needs are great and we humbly ask for your support of our Christmas in july event. Starting with a 5K Run I Walk through Tawawa Park on Saturday, july IS, events continue with church service and an open house on Sunday

followed by Dine to Donate events throughout the week.

Whether it's through a personal or corporate do ­nation or sponsorship. or participation in one of our events, please support Christmas in july and help us to do even more to build a stronger and

more vibrant Sidney and Shelby COlmty.

Please download the coupons at www.sidneyjinglerun.com and use them to dine

at the following Sidney restaurants so that a portion of your proceeds will benefit the

Salvation Army.

Monday, July 17 Buffalo Wild Wings 5 - 9 pm

Tuesday, July 18 Bob Evans All Day

Wednesday, July 19 Chipotle, 4 - 8 pm

1hursday, July 20 Perltins All Day

Friday, July 21 Farmstand Pizza All Day

Please join us in our beautiful chapel for a relaxed church service at 10:30 a.m. on

Sunday, July 16. Following the service will be an Open House with light

refreshments and a tour of our facility. We are anxious to tell you more about the lives being impacted daily through

your support. 419 Buckeye Ave., Sidney.

Join us for our "Jingle Run" through

beautiful Tawawa Park in Sidney, Ohio

on July 15, 2017. You can walk or run during this non-competitive 5K event.

There will be

optional "Color Run"

stations if youa like to really get into the

Red and Green Christmas Spirit! Entry fee is just $15 or $15 in canned goods for

our food pantry.

Contact Information

The Salvation Army of Sidney 419 Buckeye Ave.

Sidney, Ohio 45366

PrI:937-492-8412 FAX: 937-492-5379

www.Sidney.SalvationArmyOhio.org

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July 15- 21, 2017

SK Jingle Color Runl

2017 The “Salvation Army”

Jingle Bell Jog Color Run/ Walk July 15, 2017

Entry Form

1st Annual 5K Walk/Run Sponsored by: Sidney Salvation Army

All proceeds will go to the Sidney Salvation Army

* THIS EVENT IS A NON-TIMED NON-COMPETITIVE EVENT

Date: July 15, 2017 Time: 8:30 a.m. Registration: 7:30 a.m. Location: Tawawa Park, Sidney, Ohio

Packets may be picked up and same day registrations may be completed at the park starting at 7:30 a.m.

COURSE: A 3.1 run/walk through beautiful Tawawa Park with water stations.

ENTRY FEE: Monetary donation of $15.00 or can goods equivalent to $15.00 to stock our food pantry.

Return: Remittance and entry form to: Salvation Army, 419 Buckeye Ave. Sidney, OH. 45365

Make checks payable to: Sidney Salvation Army

T-Shirts are $5.00 extra if you would like to purchase one.

** THIS RACE WILL BE A COLOR RUN .YOU HAVE THE OPTION TO HAVE COLOR THROWN AT YOU. PLEASE BE PREPARED FOR THIS!

__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Entry form for 2017 The “Salvation Army” 5K Race

Name:____________________________________________ Age :(day of race)_______________ M________ F________

Address:____________________________________________email_____________________________

T-shirt size S_____M_____L_____XL_____ XXL_____XXXL____T-shirt included with $20.00 advance registration by July 7th , 2017.

In consideration for my being permitted to participate in the “Salvation Army” 5K Race, I hereby release, discharge, and agree to hold free and harmless the Sidney Salvation Army and The City of Sidney and volunteers and each of them together with their successors, assigns, officers, agents, and employees from any and all liability for injuries to property or person suffered by me as a result of my participation in the 5K. By my execution of this waiver, I verify that I am physically fit and have sufficiently trained for the completion of this event and my physical condition has been verified by a licensed medical doctor. This release shall be binding upon my heirs, executors, and administrators.

Participants Signature :____________________________________________________________________Date:_____________________________________________________

Under 18 Parents signature____________________________________ Date_________________

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COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER

Salvation Army

Tuesday, July 18, 2017 7:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.

Bob Evans will donate 15% of sales when you present this flyer" to

1870 Michigan Street in Sidney www.BobEvans.com/BEklnd

"Flyer must be presented at time of check out. #303

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COMMUNITY FUNDRAISER

Pine- to MaK.e- a diffe-ve-nc".e,

Salvation Army

Tuesday, July 18, 2017 7:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M.

Bob Evans will donate 15% of sales when you present this flyer" to

1870 Michigan Street in Sidney www.BobEvans.com/BEkind

'Flyer must be presented at time of check out. #303

Make dinner a selfless act by joining us for a fundraiser to support Salvation Army After School Program. Come in to the

Chipotle at 1975 W. Michigan Street in Sidney on Wednesday, July 19th between 4:00pm and 8:00pm. Bring in this flyer,

show it on your smartphone or tell the cashier you 're supporting the cause to make sure that 50% of the proceeds

will be donated to Salvation Army After School Program.

CHIPOTLE M E X ICAN GRILL

If placing an order online dur ing your fundraiser, please note you must choose the pay in-store opt ion and inform our cashier of your participation before paying. Gift card purchases during fundraisers do not count towards total donated sales, but

purchases made with an exist ing gift card wi ll count.

Dine to Donate Please present this coupon on

July 20th

6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

20% of the bill (pre-tax) supports The Sidney Salvation Army

Coupon can only be used on July 20th at the Michigan Ave. Sidney Ohio location

One coupon per visit at participating Perkins Restaurant & Bakery locations. Not valid with any other discount or offer. Coupon void if purchased, sold or bartered for cash. Only original

coupons accepled. Sales taX, if applicable, must be paid by customer.

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SIDNEY SALVATION ARMY

CHRISTMAS IN JULY

DINE TO DONATE

Friday, July 21, 2017

10:30 am - 11:00 pm

R ST

CoJI: 937-492-7454

1000 N. 4th Ave.

Sidney, OH 45365

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Fielding Road Reconstruction: Punch list complete; final paperwork underway.

WWTP Expansion: Shook Construction has requested substantial completion status; project 98% complete with new equipment start up and punch list items continuing.

Lime Lagoon Repair: Contractor is on site moving lime; however, sludge hauling currently is on hold.

Water Source Well Field: Peterson Construction completing punch list items.

Water Source Transmission Line: Howell Contractors has installed 98% of pipe. Main line from WTP to Brooklyn Ave. is being pressure tested. Brooklyn Ave between Ardiss & Gearhart is remains closed for approximately 21 days as boring under the river continues.

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L. Werling

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C U R R E N T C I T Y P R O J E C T S

Southwest Sanitary Sewer Rehabilitation: Waiting on video investigation of manholes and sanitary lines report to determine deficiencies. Project bidding in August.

Maple St Sewer Replacement: Kinnison Excavating continues laying pipe for new sanitary sewer line; 50% complete.

Chestnut Sewer Replacement: Survey & design underway between Fair Rd 2400’ to Lincoln Ave and between Doorley & Walnut.

WTP Well #2 & #3 Rehab: Ortman Drilling began pump testing and removal this week; rehab completion set for June 30th.

Parkwood/Robinwood Water Main Replacement: Tom’s Construction continues punch list items; final paperwork underway.

Sixth Ave Water Main Replacement: Punch list to be prepared.

YMCA Storm Sewer Improvements: Design to replace existing storm sewer this fall with construction in 2018.

Downtown Storm Sewer Improvements: Survey underway; OPWC application to be submitted in fall.

Linden/Forest Storm Sewer Improvements: Preliminary design this fall with construction in 2018.

IAC Drainage Improvements: Awaiting IAC participation confirmation; construction expected in 2018.

Graceland Cemetery Addition: Punch list to be prepared.

Service Center Salt Dome: Miller Builders has begun structural design; construction to begin project in late July.

Ohio Building Renovations: Final scope under review.

Monumental Building Repairs: Project scope under review.

Airport Apron E Rehab: Request submitted to FAA to change asphalt material specification.

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2017 Curb & Gutter Replacement: Curb installation continues on Park Ave. & Sixth Ave.

2017 Sidewalk Program: A to Z Property Maintenance to begin project on July 10th.

2017 Microsurfacing: Punch list items being addressed; final paperwork underway.

2017 Pavement Rejuvenation: Final paperwork requested.

2017 Street Resurfacing: Barrett Paving continues milling & paving; project approximately 50% complete.

North Street Improvements (West to Ohio): Concrete work including turn lane complete. Tom’s Construction is excavating into the intersection with West Avenue. Road is closed to traffic; PO drop box area is accessible from West Avenue.

Jefferson Street Bridge Replacement: Design continues; bidding in July.

Hall Avenue Sanitary Replacement: Easement acquisition & design underway for replacement of clay sanitary on Hall Ave east to Wagner Ave dead end.

AT&T Building (W. Michigan): Building construction continues.

Emerson Climate Entrance and Guard House: Site plan under review.

Freshway Building Additions: Site plan under review.

Loves Travel Stop (Fair & Vandemark): Site plan under review.

Nor-Am Graphic Equipment: Site plan under review.

Sidney Medical Building (W. Michigan): Building construction forthcoming.

Speedway (SR 47/Michigan): Site plan under review.

Verizon Cell Tower (Kuther - North of Michigan): Tower foundation poured; steel erection forthcoming.

Prepared by:

L. Werling

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ODOT PROJECTS

ODOT PROJECTS

ODOT PROJECTS

ODOT PROJECTS

SHE-I 75 8.53 I-75 & SR 29 Traffic Signals PID 102831: ODOT awarded contract to Complete General Construction for $224,702. Project expected to be completed by November 17, 2017.

2020

SHE-SR 47/274 16.42/19.62/1.97 PID 101145 (SR 47E, Tawawa Creek Bridge to Eastwood Trl): Smooth seal overlay of SR 47 east to be bid in October 2019.

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SR 47 Safety Improvements Phase III (4th & SR 47) PID 98551: Miller Cable to complete construction in late November.

2019

Park Street Bridge over CSX RR PID 101705: Design underway; Stage 3 review underway. Contracts awarded for right-of-way acquisitions to Heritage Land Services and to Martin + Wood for right-of-way appraisal reviews.

SR 47 Reconstruction (Fourth to Walnut Ave.) PID 104615: Design underway for modified project; options for Wilkinson Avenue to be presented at June 26th Council meeting.

COUNTY

Fair Rd. Bridge Replacement over CSX RR: Design continues for 2019 project. New bridge will include wider (shared use path) walk on south side (13’ wide) with widened walk on north side (6’), along with lighting on the bridge.

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