Site work and paving for a road / highway in Hinckley, Ohio. Conceptual plans call for site work for a road / highway; and for paving for a road / highway.

Convert two-way stop-controlled intersection into single-lane roundabout at SR-3, SR-94, and SR-606 in Medina County. Location :MED SR 0003 20.63 County : Medina As of February 25 2025, the project is in Conceptual status. Anticipated letting date is 10/1/2026. OHDOT - Intersection Improvement (Safety) - SR 3 *Project information has been obtained through a public state transportation improvement plan (STIP). A STIP is a financial schedule for short- and long-range projects which is updated regularly. Information listed in the STIP often evolves based on funding availability. The project details, including timeline and value, are subject to change. The content management team will continue to pursue additional details as they become available. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ https://www.cleveland.com/community/2025/01/medina-chips-away-at-cost-for-state-road-construction-project.html MEDINA, Ohio – The projected cost for the proposed State Road reconstruction project in Medina is a whopping $6.6 million, but the city continues to look at funding sources to offset the hefty price tag. During a recent finance committee meeting, City Engineer Patrick Patton reminded council that NOACA had committed to contribute $1.1 million to the project. He announced that this year the agency is willing to partner with the city even further by contributing another $661,000 to the reconstruction project. Resort back open for business after hurricanesResort back open for business after hurricanes “Well that gets us down to about $4.8 million,” Council President John Coyne said. “That is getting us closer.” Patton said the city will continue to look for funding to help offset the cost of the project and added that the city has an opportunity to apply for a grant through ODOT that could also help pay for a portion of the project. “ODOT reached out to us in December and recommended we submit to one of their programs that would pay for sidewalks and work related to sidewalks such as curb ramps within the project.” Patton said the grant is 90/10, so if awarded, ODOT would pay for $675,000 of the sidewalk work which would be another step in bridging the financial gap. Patton did add that plan would call for 5-foot-wide sidewalks on either side of the street. He said the city’s plan was to have sidewalks from south of Liberty Street to the northside of Progress Drive. “But ODOT likes for the sidewalks to start and end at intersections, so they would pay for sidewalks from Liberty Street to Progress,” he said. ------------------------------