TIPP CITY -- The Ohio Department of Transportation has scheduled a public meeting to discuss the South County Road 25A upgrade and widening project.
The project will widen the existing road to a five-lane design to meet current and future traffic volumes. The project will also include: curb, walkway, street lights, storm sewer improvements, driveway aprons, waterline, and upgrading the South County Road 25A and West Main Street (State Route 571) traffic signal. The project will encompass work from West Main Street to Evanston Road.
The meeting will be held at the Tipp City Government Center from 4 to 6 p.m. on Monday, February 25.
ODOT and Tipp City officials will give a brief presentation at 4 p.m. followed by time for questions. The remaining time will be an Open House format to solicit input and answer questions.
Questions or comments should be addressed to City Engineer Scott Vagedes at 937-667-6305 or Tricia Bishop at ODOT at 937-497-6721.
The project will widen the existing road to a five-lane design to meet current and future traffic volumes. The project will also include: curb, walkway, street lights, storm sewer improvements, driveway aprons, waterline, and upgrading the South County Road 25A and West Main Street (State Route 571) traffic signal. The project will encompass work from West Main Street to Evanston Road.
The meeting will be held at the Tipp City Government Center from 4 to 6 p.m. on Monday, February 25.
ODOT and Tipp City officials will give a brief presentation at 4 p.m. followed by time for questions. The remaining time will be an Open House format to solicit input and answer questions.
Questions or comments should be addressed to City Engineer Scott Vagedes at 937-667-6305 or Tricia Bishop at ODOT at 937-497-6721.