It's the latest step toward resolving a long-running battle over a proposed interchange connecting Boston Road and Interstate 71.
COLUMBUS, Ohio—State and regional officials are preparing to take the next step toward resolving the long-running battle over a proposed highway interchange between the cities of Strongsville and Brunswick .
Strongsville has argued for years that a on Road interchange is needed to reduce traffic along state Route 82, the next exit north along I-71. Brunswick city officials have denounced the idea, saying it will lower nearby property values, destroy homes in the path of on- and off-ramps, and turn a residential country road into an unwanted commercial corridor.
A preliminary study commissioned by Strongsville, released last year, concluded that building a Boston Road interchange would reduce congestion and vehicle crashes along state Route 82. However, that study “did not provide an obvious solution,” the ODOT release stated. ODOT and NOACA will ensure that residents of both Strongsville and Brunswick will be able to comment on the proposed plans while the study is underway and that the study’s conclusions “meet the needs of all communities,” the release stated.
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