The Warren County Heritage Area, which extends across central Warren County running East to West, is the next part of our region to experience substantial development and travel demand growth.
Roads are usually the last public infrastructure to be built in response to development pressure and the associated travel demand. If left until after development has occurred it is an expensive and painful process, and is often off-target with community expectations.
The Warren County Heritage Area Transportation Plan will:
- Articulate local context for addressing increased travel demand.
- Help understand existing and developing transportation problems.
- Confirm criteria for evaluating various strategies to address problem areas, including relative importance of: safety, accessibility, connectivity, mobility, environmental resources, cultural and historical resources, design elements, sustainability, and others.
- Identify the possible range of actions or “projects” that should be advanced for more detailed evaluation.
The Warren County Transportation Improvement District (WCTID), in collaboration with the Ohio Department of Transportation, District 8, hosted an open house on April 24, 2019, from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., at the Armco Park Pavilion, 1223 State Route 741, Lebanon, Ohio 45036. Below are the exhibits and documentation which were provided at the meeting. Also, comment forms are provided below which include instructions on submitting them for review.
WARREN COUNTY HERITAGE AREA OPEN HOUSE
To submit comments or for more information, you may contact Dan Corey, Project Manager for Warren County Transportation Improvement District, by phone at (513) 695-7725 and by email at Dan.Corey@co.warren.oh.us.