The Clermont County Transportation Improvement District is chipping in $2 million. The state transportation department will foot the lion’s share of the project’s cost using both state and federal monies. Larma Lane and Wuebold Lane would be disconnected from Glen Este-Withamsville Road and be connected to one another. Officials are also proposing to disconnect Old Aicholtz Road from Glen Este-Withamsville Road and convert the former into a cul-de-sac. The roundabouts in the plans would be built at the intersections of Aicholtz Road and Eastgate Square Drive, Aicholtz Road and Glen Este-Withamsville Road and Glen Este-Withamsville Road and the former Glen Este High School driveway.

Officials will consider the residents’ input as they work with local community representatives to hammer out a final design, according to information posted on the transportation improvement district's website.Ĭonstruction currently is set to begin in May 2023 and end in February 2025. The plans include aligning Aicholtz Road east of Eastgate Square Drive with Glen Este-Withamsville Road near Larma Lane and building three roundabouts. Residents have until July 17 to give their opinion on plans for the Aicholtz Road and Glen Este-Withamsville Road corridors in a project sponsored by the Clermont County Transportation Improvement District and the Ohio Department of Transportation. Transportation officials are inviting Clermont County residents to weigh in on preliminary plans for a $7 million project designed to reduce congestion along two heavily traveled roadways in Union Township.

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