Interstate
75 from Cincinnati Dayton Road in West Chester Township to the
Middletown corporation line in Warren County
Note: This is a
project of the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT). The
Butler County Engineer's Office is providing this information
for the benefit of our Butler County citizens who frequently
use I-75. Since the Butler County Engineer's Office is not affiliated
with this project in any way, all concerns should be directed
to ODOT, District 8.
Project description: 11 miles of pavement rehabilitation
and the addition of one more lane, southbound and northbound,
in the median of I-75. Work includes grading, drainage, and resurfacing
the existing pavement. In addition, 12 mainline and overhead
structures will receive improvements during this project. The
Bethany, Princeton, Milliken, and Kyles Station Road overpasses
in Butler County will get new decks and profiles. The decks on
the Tylersville Road and Hamilton Mason Road overpasses will
be re-sealed and the ramps at Tylersville Road will be repaved.
In addition, noise barrier installation will take place from
the LeSourdsville West Chester Road underpass to the Kyles Station
overpass.
In Warren County, decks
will be replaced on the Greentree and Hendrickson Road overpasses.
Although work is complete on the SR 63 bridge overpass, the SR
63/I-75 interchange will be under construction for a single point
urban interchange (SPUI). The SPUI uses one traffic signal at
the middle of the bridge, controlling all left turn and through
traffic at the interchange. Ramps will be widened and reconfigured
to accommodate the SPUI interchange. SR 63 will also be reconstructed
on both sides of the interchange, from Lawton Avenue to the west,
and to tie in with recent reconstruction to the east. That work
is expected to start in 2009.
Under a separate construction
project by the Butler County Transportation Improvement District
(TID), the new Liberty Interchange will be built in conjunction
with the I-75 widening. This project will expand the interchange
at I-75 and Ohio 129 to include direct access to and from Hamilton
Mason Road. Work will also include widening Hamilton Mason Road
and a northward extension of Cox Road. Construction on this project
is scheduled to be complete in 2010.
Start date: March 2008.
Completion date: June 2011.
Cost: $98 million
Contractor: John R. Jurgensen Co.
Commuter Info /
Traffic maintenance / Closings:
No detours or closings. Maintain three lanes in each direction,
speed limit reduced to 50 MPH. Motorists can expect periodic
lane closures, many of which will occur during the overnight
hours; however, daytime lane closures are also possible.
Interesting fact:
This stretch
of I-275 carries 87,000 vehicles per day.
Questions: Contact ODOT at 513-933-6511
or 513-933-6534.
Interstate
75 from Ohio 122 in Middletown (warren County) to Warren/Montgomery
County line
Note: This is a
project of the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT). The
Butler County Engineer's Office is providing this information
for the benefit of our Butler County citizens who frequently
use I-75. Since the Butler County Engineer's Office is not affiliated
with this project in any way, all concerns should be directed
to ODOT, District 8.
Project description: Project will add one lane
of traffic in each direction on I-75 from State Route 122 to
the Warren/Montgomery county line, reconfigure the SR 122 interchange,
and replace the I-75 bridge over SR 122 and the Pennyroyal Road
bridge over I-75. Work also will include the rehabilitation of
the Manchester Road and Lower Springboro Road bridges over I-75.
Start date: May 2009.
Completion date: August 2011.
Cost: $110.7 million
Contractor: John R. Jurgensen Co.
Commuter Info /
Traffic maintenance / Closings:
No detours or closings. Work will begin with nightly lane closures
on northbound I-75 from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Friday.
At the same time, nightly lane closures will be in place on eastbound
SR 122 from Towne Blvd. to just east of Union Road. Work will
also be performed from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on SR 122 between I-75
and Union Road. All lanes of traffic will be maintained but motorists
are cautioned to be aware of slow-moving trucks entering and
exiting the work zone area. To help ensure the safety of the
construction workers as well as the traveling public, motorists
should remain alert, reduce their speed and watch for stopped
traffic while passing through the work zone area. All work is
weather permitting.
Questions: Contact ODOT at 513-933-6511
or 513-933-6534.
Interstate
275 from Winton Road in Forest Park to U.S. 42 in Sharonville
(Hamilton County)
Note: This is a
project of the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) and is
in Hamilton County, just below the Butler County line. The Butler
County Engineer's Office is providing this information for the
benefit of our Butler County citizens who frequently travel south
and use I-275. Since the Butler County Engineer's Office is not
affiliated with this project in any way, all concerns should
be directed to ODOT,
District 8.
Project description: Complete rehabilitation of
roadway, pavement, and bridges. Additional east and westbound
lanes to be added; 28 bridge structures to be modified (mainline
and overpasses); Mosteller Road ramps to be reconstructed with
new signals on Mosteller and new turn lanes at Mosteller/Kemper
Road intersection; upgrade lighting, drainage, and add noise
walls in some locations.
Start date: March 2007.
Completion date: July 2010.
Cost: $140 million
Contractor: Kokosing Construction Co.
Commuter Info /
Traffic maintenance / Closings:
No detours or closings. Maintain three lanes in each direction,
speed limit reduced to 50 MPH. Initially, three lanes of traffic
will be maintained westbound, two lanes eastbound, plus an eastbound
express lane for cars only. Click here
for an example of lane maintenance during Phase 2 of major construction,
fall 2007.
Interesting fact:
This stretch
of I-275 carries 145,000 vehicles per day.
Web site: www.hameastwestexpress.com
Questions: Contact ODOT at 513-933-6511
or 513-933-6534.
Other
Sources
Check BCEO Road
Closings for routine closure information and Current
Projects page for all of this year's Butler County projects.
For information about
road construction outside of Butler County, please visit the
following links:
