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Bike Lanes Planned for Arcadia Avenue
February 12, 2018 2:20 pm
Brent Warren
New bike lanes will be part of a planned redesign of East Arcadia Avenue in Old North Columbus. The reconfiguring of the street is planned to coincide with a resurfacing that will occur later this year. For cyclists heading east, a new bike lane will be striped along the south side of the street, from […]
The Deco in Clintonville is Now 55-and-Over, Set to Open in April
January 25, 2017 12:00 pm Brent Warren
With construction work progressing and the first residents scheduled to move in as soon as April, the developer of the Deco announced yesterday that the 114-unit project is now officially a 55-and-over property. What that means in practice – in accordance with Federal Fair Housing Act rules – is that at least 80 percent of […]
City Phasing Out “Share the Road” Signs
August 31, 2016 11:58 am Brent Warren
The City of Columbus is phasing out the use of yellow “Share the Road” signs in favor of white signs that say “Bikes May Use Full Lane.” The shift is meant to communicate more clearly the idea that, under city and state code, bikes are not required to hug the curb or stay to the […]
Indianola in Clintonville to Get Road Diet, Bike Lanes in 2017
August 14, 2016 8:00 am Brent Warren
A plan to change the configuration of Indianola Avenue in Clintonville is now moving forward, over 13 years after first being proposed in a neighborhood planning document. The segment of the road between North Broadway and Morse Road – which currently has four lanes, two running in each direction – will be rearranged to accommodate […]
Bike Lanes and Medians Planned for Section of West Broad
February 15, 2016 1:39 pm Brent Warren
A small section of West Broad Street will be getting the “road diet” treatment. Five-foot bike lanes will be added in both directions, stretching from Front Street to the railroad bridge just west of Starling Street on the Scioto Peninsula. West of the Scioto River, a planted median will also run down the middle of […]
Columbus Opens City’s First Protected Bike Lane to the Public
December 4, 2015 9:00 am
Walker Evans
While cyclists have already been utilizing some of the completed portions of the new bike lanes along Fourth and Summit Streets for several weeks, the new project officially opened to the public with a ribbon cutting ceremony held yesterday afternoon by city leaders. The new installment includes the first protected lane in the City of […]
