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Segments II and III

ANCOR/SR 32 Hill Focus Area Advisory Committee Meeting

Anderson Center February 15, 2018 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Eastern Corridor Program Overview

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Eastern Corridor Segments II and III

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Segments II and III Focus Areas

Tasks Performed To Date

• Public Involvement

– Eastern Corridor Development Team meeting – Focus Area Workshops (approx. 100 participants) – Regional online survey (approx. 1200 participants) – Public meeting (approx. 100 attendees) – Information posted on Eastern Corridor website

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• Technical Studies

– Traffic count update (2015 or newer) – Crash data review – Evaluation of major intersections, roadway movements and ramp junction operations – Travel time studies – Travel pattern analysis – Roadway geometry assessment (curves, elevation, sightlines)

Advisory Committee Role

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• Help guide the development and

refinement of transportation solutions and project implementation strategies

• Represent your community/organization

in Advisory Committee discussions

• Share updates with your community/
• rganization
• Assist with public engagement efforts,

as appropriate (share information about upcoming public meetings, etc.)

Summer 2018 Fall 2018 Spring 2018 Advisory Committee Meeting 1 Advisory Committee Meeting 2 Advisory Committee Meeting 3 Advisory Committee Meeting 4 Public Meeting Finalize Implementation Plan Develop/Review Preliminary Concepts Refine and Narrow Preliminary Concepts Refine Solutions

We ¡are ¡here

Winter 2018

Today’s Objectives

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• Review transportation needs

identified for the ANCOR/ SR 32 Hill Focus Area

• Identify criteria by which

solutions can be evaluated

• Brainstorm preliminary

concepts/solutions to be explored

Ohio “Home Rule” Transportation Roles

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Municipalities

including ¡designated ¡U.S. ¡& ¡State ¡Routes (inside ¡municipalities)

ODOT

Interstates U.S. ¡& ¡State ¡Routes ¡

(outside ¡municipalities)

Ohio ¡Turnpike Infrastructure ¡Commission

Counties ¡/ ¡Townships

Local ¡Routes ¡

Project Development Process

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Funding Options

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• Highway Safety

Improvement (HSIP)

• Safe Routes to School

(SRTS)

• Major New (TRAC)

Work Session:

Concept Discussion

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Transportation Needs: ANCOR/SR 32 Hill Focus Area

C L E R M O N T C O U N T Y H A M I L T O N C O U N T Y

SR 32: Beechwood Road to Bells Lane

Address westbound PM peak-hour delays

SR 32/Little Dry Run Road Intersection

• Address capacity issues on SR 32 and Little Dry Run Road
• Address deficient sight distance on Little Dry Run Road

approach to SR 32

SR 32/Eight Mile Road Intersection

• Address capacity issues on Eight Mile Road
• Address safety issues for vehicles turning at Eight Mile Road
• Address deficient sight distance and roadway grade issues

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• Address capacity issues on Eight Mile Road

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• Address safety issues for vehicles turning at Eight Mile Road

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SR 32: Eight Mile Road to Beechwood Road

• Address safety issues on the SR 32 hill
• Address roadway grade deficiencies on the SR 32 hill to improve truck mobility
• Address roadway curve deficiencies on the SR 32 hill

SR 32: Little Dry Run Road to Eight Mile Road

• Address rear-end crashes on SR 32 related to left turns onto Hickory Creek Drive
• Address westbound AM peak-hour delays
• Address congestion issues due to slow-moving trucks and turning vehicles
• Address roadway grade deficiencies at six locations

SR 32/Beechwood Road Intersection

• Address capacity issues on eastbound

SR 32 and southbound Beechwood Road

• Address safety issues at the intersection

Round Bottom Road/Broadwell Road Intersection

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SR 32/Mt. Carmel-Tobasco Road/Bells Lane Intersection

• Address capacity issue for westbound left turn
• Accommodate observed pedestrian traffic

ANCOR

Improve freight connections between ANCOR and SR 32/I-275 due to constraints on Mt. Carmel Road, Round Bottom Road, and SR 32 to support local economic development plans

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LEGEND

Identified Primary Need: Will Be Addressed By Project Identified Secondary Need: May Be Addressed By Project

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