Construction Project Updates
2022 Paving Program Update
On June 23, 2022, paving work will begin on Alliance Road and Carver Road. Small pavement repairs will start the week of Jun3 27, when the milling is completed, and will be shortly followed by the resurfacing of the streets. The City will mark deteriorated areas within the pavement along the milled streets for repair prior to the paving. Crews will begin repaving work in the Chimney Hill subdivision, Kenridge Drive, and Brasher Avenue.
During the next two weeks or so, there will be no parking permitted on the streets in these locations.
2022 Paving Program
The 2022 Paving Program will be starting the week of April 25, 2022, in Blue Ash.
Contractors will begin work in the Chimney Hill Subdivision by installing collector lines, repairing catch basins, and constructing new curb. A new crosswalk and sidewalk will also be installed at the entrance to the subdivision.
Roads that will be resurfaced this year as part of the project include:
- Chimney Hill Drive
- Chimney Sweep Lane
- Old Chimney Court
- Village View Court
- Kenridge Drive
- Brasher Avenue
- Alliance Road
- Carver Road
Creek Road Resurfacing - Complete
11/4: the paving crew has moved this work up. It will now happen on 11/4 and 11/5.
Weather permitting, the resurfacing of Creek Road east of Kenwood Road will occur on Friday, November 5, and Saturday, November 6. Each day, one side of the roadway between the railroad tracks and Deerfield Road will be milled and resurfaced.
Expect traffic delays in the area during this project. Thank you for your patience.
2021 Route and Seal Program - Complete
Streets that were able to receive route and seal this year are listed as follows:
- Reed Hartman Highway (South of Cooper Road)
- Carver Road
- Anderson Way
- Trailbridge
- Spyglass
- Carpentar’s Run Ct.
The City hopes to continue the route and seal program in the following year for streets that were not completed this year.
10/29: All streets have been resurfaced and sealed except for Creek Road (East of RR tracks to Deerfield). Due to the heavy traffic along Creek Road, the resurfacing is scheduled for Friday, November 5, 2021 and Saturday, November 6, 2021 weather permitting. Creek Road will have the pavement surface milled off and immediately followed by the paving crew for resurfacing. This process will allow one lane to be completely finished each day.
Weather permitting, Barrett Paving will start on September 7th. The work will take approximately 2 weeks to complete. Please see the list below for the streets that will be resurfaced this year.
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- West Ave.
- Conklin Road
- Miller Road
- Northfield Road
- Maynard Drive
- Short Highland Ave.
- Myerdale Drive
- Creek Road (East of RR tracks to Deerfield)
- Muirfield Lane
- Wood Creek
GCWW Water Main Project - In Progress
12/01: This project is nearing completion. GCWW is finalizing restorations and testing.
10/29: Greater Cincinnati Water Works’ contractor has installed the new water line and will be working on tie-ins, hydrants, testing, and restorations for the remaining couple of months. There will still be closures to through traffic at times. The roadways will remain open at all times for local property owners and emergency vehicles.
Hamilton/Plainfield Roundabouts Construction
- Pavement on the south side of the Hunt/Kroger roundabout and McDonald's entrance is being placed today and tomorrow.
- Sidewalk and lighting conduit will be installed next week.
- McDonald's entrance on Hunt Road will open on 12/10.
Kenwood Storm Pipe Lining - Awarded
This is a continuation from last year’s project and is currently out for bid, with the bid opening scheduled for November 4, 2021. The project consists of structurally lining about 500 FT of the invert in a 60” corrugated metal storm pipe located at Kenwood and Hunt Roads. The structural lining is a spray cementitious material with fibers over a reinforced welded wire mesh.
Plainfield Storm Pipe Lining - Awarded
This project is currently out for bid, with the bid opening scheduled for November 4, 2021. The project consists of a full circumferential structural lining of about 65 FT of a 64” corrugated metal storm pipe that runs from the Peppermill subdivision under Plainfield Road. There is also a full circumferential structural lining of about 350 FT of a 72” corrugated metal storm pipe that runs from the Sycamore Trace subdivision under Plainfield Road. The structural lining is a spray cementitious material with fibers over a reinforced welded wire mesh.
Questions regarding any City of Blue Ash projects listed above should be directed to the Public Works Office at (513) 745-8578 or (513) 745-8536.
Page Updated 04/22/2022