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. Red Bank to I-275/SR 32 (Segments II and III) www.EasternCorridor.org
Eastern Corridor Program Overview www.EasternCorridor.org
Eastern Corridor Segments II and III Red ¡Bank ¡to ¡I-‑275/SR ¡32 ¡(Segments ¡II ¡and ¡III) www.EasternCorridor.org
Segments II and III Focus Areas Red ¡Bank ¡to ¡I-‑275/SR ¡32 ¡(Segments ¡II ¡and ¡III) www.EasternCorridor.org
Tasks Performed To Date • Public Involvement • Technical Studies – Eastern Corridor Development Team – Traffic count update (2015 or newer) meeting – Crash data review – Focus Area Workshops – Evaluation of major intersections, (approx. 100 participants) roadway movements and ramp – Regional online survey junction operations (approx. 1200 participants) – Travel time studies – Public meeting (approx. 100 – Travel pattern analysis attendees) – Roadway geometry assessment – Information posted on Eastern (curves, elevation, sightlines) Corridor website Red ¡Bank ¡to ¡I-‑275/SR ¡32 ¡(Segments ¡II ¡and ¡III) www.EasternCorridor.org
Advisory Committee Role Help guide the development and Share updates with your community/ • • refinement of transportation solutions organization and project implementation strategies • Assist with public engagement efforts, Represent your community/organization as appropriate (share information • in Advisory Committee discussions about upcoming public meetings, etc.) Advisory Committee Advisory Committee Advisory Committee Advisory Committee Public Meeting Meeting 1 Meeting 2 Meeting 3 Meeting 4 Develop/Review Refine and Narrow Refine Finalize Preliminary Concepts Preliminary Concepts Solutions Implementation Plan Spring 2018 Summer 2018 Fall 2018 Winter 2018 We ¡are ¡here Red ¡Bank ¡to ¡I-‑275/SR ¡32 ¡(Segments ¡II ¡and ¡III) www.EasternCorridor.org
Today’s Objectives • 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 Red ¡Bank ¡to ¡I-‑275/SR ¡32 ¡(Segments ¡II ¡and ¡III) www.EasternCorridor.org
Ohio “Home Rule” Transportation Roles ODOT Municipalities Interstates U.S. ¡& ¡State ¡Routes ¡ including ¡designated ¡U.S. ¡& ¡State ¡Routes (outside ¡municipalities) (inside ¡municipalities) Counties ¡/ ¡Townships Ohio ¡Turnpike Infrastructure ¡Commission Local ¡Routes ¡ Red ¡Bank ¡to ¡I-‑275/SR ¡32 ¡(Segments ¡II ¡and ¡III) www.EasternCorridor.org
Project Development Process Red ¡Bank ¡to ¡I-‑275/SR ¡32 ¡(Segments ¡II ¡and ¡III) www.EasternCorridor.org
Funding Options • Highway Safety Improvement (HSIP) • Safe Routes to School (SRTS) • Major New (TRAC) Red ¡Bank ¡to ¡I-‑275/SR ¡32 ¡(Segments ¡II ¡and ¡III) www.EasternCorridor.org
Work Session: Concept Discussion www.EasternCorridor.org
LEGEND ANCOR Identified Primary Need: Will Be Addressed By Project Improve freight connections between ANCOR and SR 32/I-275 Identified Secondary Need: May Be Addressed By Project ANCOR due to constraints on Mt. Carmel Road, Round Bottom Road, and SR 32 to support local economic development plans Broadwell Rd. 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 Little Miami River Round Bottom Road/Broadwell Road Intersection B Address roadway grade deficiency e S e u c m h w m o e . r d o s d R i d e m R d R o . d t . t o B d Anderson Twp. n SR 32: Eight Mile Road to Beechwood Road u o • Address safety issues on the SR 32 hill R • Address roadway grade deficiencies on the SR 32 hill to improve truck mobility • Address roadway curve deficiencies on the SR 32 hill SR 32/Eight Mile Road Interse SR 32/Eight Mile Road Intersection SR 32/Eight Mile Road Intersection SR 32/Eight Mile Road Intersection Mt. Carmel • Address capacity issues on Eight Mile Road • Address capacity issues on Eight Mile Road Address capacity issues on Eight Mile Road Address capacity issues on Eight Mile R SR 32/Little Dry Run Road Intersection • Address safety issues for vehicles turning at Eight Mile Road • Address safety issues for vehicles turning at Eight Mile Road Address safety issues for vehicles turning at Eight Mile Road Address safety issues for vehicles turning at Eight Mile Roa re afety iss for ehicles t r ing at Eight Mile R Mt. Carmel Rd. • Address deficient sight distance and roadway grade issues • Address deficient sight distance and roadway grade issues Address deficient sight distance and roadway grade issues Address deficient sight distance and roadway grade issues dd ess de cie t s t dista ce and oadwa rad issues • 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: Beechwood Road to Bells Lane Address westbound PM peak-hour delays Bells Ln. Newtown Little Dry Run Rd. SR 32: Little Dry Run Road to Eight Mile Road SR 32/Beechwood Road Intersection d Road Intersection d Road Intersectio rsection O l d • Address rear-end crashes on SR 32 related to left turns onto Hickory Creek Drive S R 7 4 • Address capacity issues on eastbound ssues on eastbound ssues on eastbou eastbound nd • Address westbound AM peak-hour delays SR 32 and southbound Beechwood Road ound Beechwood ound Beechwood Road Beechwood Roa Road • Address congestion issues due to slow-moving trucks and turning vehicles • Address safety issues at the intersection ues at the interse ues at the intersection es at the intersection ction • Address roadway grade deficiencies at six locations Eight SR 32/Mt. Carmel-Tobasco Road/Bells Lane Intersection N • Address capacity issue for westbound left turn M Anderson Twp. i • Accommodate observed pedestrian traffic l e Rd. Transportation Needs: ANCOR/SR 32 Hill Focus Area
www.EasternCorridor.org EasternCorridor@EasternCorridor.org Segments ¡II ¡and ¡III: ¡Red ¡Bank ¡to ¡I-‑275/SR ¡32 ¡ www.EasternCorridor.org
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