INDUSTRIAL PARKWAY - COLUMBUS AVENUE SPEED LIMIT REDUCTION

Beginning Thursday, September 6th the speed limit between Dunham Avenue and Scottslawn Road on Columbus Avenue and Industrial Parkway will be reduced to 35 miles per hour.

This change will remain in effect until further notice and is being made as a safety measure for both motorists and construction crews working along this roadway.  Work crews there have begun installation of the Trunk Intercepter Project (TIP) which is the gravity sewer line that will ultimately connect the current wastewater plant to Marysville's new Water Reclamation Facility (WRF).  Construction along this stretch of street is expected to continue into summer 2008.

We thank motorists for their patience during this construction period along this roadway.  City administration will keep residents informed as work progresses.

2007 Paving Program UPDATE!

The City of Marysville continues to work on completion of the street paving scheduled for this year.  Demolition is complete and restoration is continuing on Grand Avenue where the current concrete roadway is being replaced with asphalt.  Traffic will be maintained as the work is being completed.  There will be public release updates as work concludes.
 

2007 Street Repaving List

• Boerger Road (all except 750' closest to London Ave.)
• McAuliffe Place
• Milford Avenue (Stocksdale to Ninth St.)
• Charles Lane (east end)
• Scottslawn Road (City limit to RxR)
• Chestnut and Weaver (Tenth St. south to new pavement)
• Delaware Avenue (Five Points to Coleman's Crossing)
• Mill Road (Rte. 31 to pavement change)
• South Walnut Street
• Stocksdale Drive (Milford Ave. to pavement change)
• Park, Parkway and Grand (concrete sections removed & converted to asphalt)
• Plum Street (Eighth St. through Ninth St. intersection)
• Three Public Parking Lots Uptown
• Sanitation Facility Parking Lot

Paving Contingent on Funds

• Prairie Drive (Collingwood to Woodline)
• Plum Street (Main to Eighth St.)
• Poplar Street