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From The Dispatch:
Grove City expects payday in upgrade
By Martin RozenmanGrove City’s leaders plan a revamped interchange at I-71 and Rt. 665 like the one Columbus and Dublin built to untangle Sawmill Road at I-270.
Called a “single-point urban interchange,” the $44 million project is scheduled to open in 2011. Construction would start in the spring of 2010, said Mike Keller of EMH&T engineering, which is designing the project.
“One of the key things to this interchange is, we’re actually a west gateway to Rickenbacker (Airport), and that intersection is only 13 minutes from Rickenbacker,” he said.
Oh man. I work right there. The contstruction is going to be a mess. I guess I’ll have to leave for work super-early for a year or so…
City hopes state council OKs plan
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
By EVAN BROOKS
ThisWeek Staff Writer
Grove City officials made their bid Nov. 12 to a state transportation council to increase the funding priority of the estimated $34-million Interstate 71-state Route 665 interchange makeover.
Their goal was to have the council increase the funding priority of the project from tier two to tier one, giving the go-ahead for millions of federal and state dollars already allocated for the project, Honsey added.
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I-71 interchange project at Rt. 665 to get under way Friday
Thursday, October 21, 2010
BY LISA AURAND
ThisWeek Community Newspapers
Local and state officials are to break ground at 10:30a.m. Friday for a major overhaul of the I-71 interchange at Rt. 665.
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I-71/Route 665 upgrades set to begin in Grove City
Business First – by Adrian Burns
Date: Monday, January 31, 2011
Work is slated to begin Feb. 14 on a $22 million interchange revamp in Grove City that will be paid for in part by a forgivable loan made through the state’s logistics stimulus program, the state said in a construction update released Monday by the Ohio Department of Transportation.
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