Target Speed Pilot Project coming — St. Clair Ave
Reviewed Oct 2 · outcome not yet confirmed
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The City of Cleveland is giving consent to the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) to construct 'Target Speed Pilot Project' countermeasures on a portion of St. Clair Avenue. The City will pay its share of the improvement cost.
Paving / asphaltCommercial GCStripingSignageTraffic control / flagging
- What happened
- The City Council is considering an ordinance to authorize consent for ODOT to construct Target Speed Pilot Project countermeasures on St. Clair Avenue, with the City contributing to the cost.
- Why it matters
- Construction of countermeasures typically involves changes to road surfaces, signage, and possibly new traffic calming elements, providing work for paving, striping, and general civil contractors.
- Timing
- With City Council consent, ODOT will move forward with detailed design and procurement, with bidding likely occurring within 3-9 months.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: clevelandohio.gov
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