North Ridgeville Review The Community That Cares
Taking part in the grand opening ceremony for the new roundabout in North Ridgeville at Atl. Route 83 and Chestnut Ridge Aug. 2 included (L-R) Kirk Gegick, GPI; Doug Hedrick, GPI; Tony Lenhart, American Structurepoint; Mike Raubenolt, American Structurepoint; North Ridgeville Mayor Kevin Corcoran; Parker Harris, Chagrin Valley Paving; Paul Phillips, Chagrin Valley Paving; and North Ridgeville Safety Service Director Jeff Armbruster.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony in the City of North Ridgeville was held on Aug. 2 celebrating the new roundabout at the heavy-travelled intersection of Alt. 83 and Chestnut Ridge Road. This is the second roundabout for Ridgeville (the other is at Rt. 83 and Mills Road).
Over 100 people – some on bikes – turned out as Mayor Kevin Corcoran welcomed one and all and invited the cyclists to take the celebratory first lap around the new traffic circle.
The Mayor thanked one and all involved in the construction, which was completed on time and on schedule. completed within the anticipated time frame. The total cost was approximately $780,000, and the project was partially funded with a $350,000 Ohio Public Works Commission grant.
Mayor Corcoran also thanked Don Mould’s Plantation for the new roundabout planting and commended members of the Community Garden for their commitment to garden upkeep.
