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Bethel Township
Clark County, Ohio
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Road Department
Bethel Township
Clark County, Ohio
This is the busiest time of year for members of our Road
Department. They are out mowing roadsides, parks, and
cemeteries, and repairing potholes. They also do most
maintenance work on our equipment, including mechanical
repairs.
You will see them in many areas doing many projects.
Check our blog at www.betheltownship.wordpress.com for
updated information.
Department. They are out mowing roadsides, parks, and
cemeteries, and repairing potholes. They also do most
maintenance work on our equipment, including mechanical
repairs.
You will see them in many areas doing many projects.
Check our blog at www.betheltownship.wordpress.com for
updated information.
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Major road projects in the township this year are:
- The Gerlaugh Rd. project, about $2.5 million of
improvements paid for almost entirely by grants. This
project is adding a turn lane at 235 and one at Carlotta, a
traffic signal at Lower Valley Pike and Gerlaugh Rd.,
extension of water and sanitary sewer, and installation of
storm sewer from east of Osborn Rd. to the creek. The
township's contribution to the cost is less than $50,000.
The project should be complete about mid-September. - Phase II of the Medway Streetlight Project will begin in
August. It will extend period lighting east to Jefferson St.
and west to the end of the curbing on Main St. Match money
is being provided by the Medway Area Historical Society and
the township, with the majority of the project paid for with
federal Transportation Enhancement funds. - A $50,000 grant has been awarded for a "red flag" study to
help determine the best route for a bicycle trail to connect
the New Carlisle bike path, which will be installed next year,
with Springfield's via George Rogers Clark Park. This is a
100% grant requiring no local match. - Chip and seal will be applied on Old Bischoff Rd.
- Edge overlay will be applied in many locations in the
township, to address problem spots without paving entire
roads. The same with crack sealing. Both help extend the
life of road surfaces.