Clague Road Corridor Study

The City of North Olmsted has received funding from the Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency (NOACA) and Cuyahoga County to resurface Clague Road north of Lorain Road in FY 2024. Before the resurfacing project is designed, the city is conducting a traffic and safety study of the Clague Road corridor to determine if additional improvements are warranted to address traffic congestion and safety. The study area is Clague Road between Lorain Road and the northern corporation limit.

The study involves a detailed crash analysis and a transportation analysis looking at traffic counts, peak hour volumes, intersection capacities and turn lane assessments. The consultant will review pedestrian accommodations and connectivity along the Clague Road corridor, specifically assessing the mid-block crossing at Clague Park. The study will consider the potential for safety improvement of the corridor and evaluate various solutions to include an economic analysis of the cost-benefit of proposed alternatives.

The Clague Road Corridor Study and Appendices, prepared by engineering firm Mott MacDonald, will be used as the basis for an application to the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) for potential funding of proposed improvements.

Public Input

To share more about the study and collect community input, the city hosted a virtual public information session on Wednesday, August 5 at 5:30 p.m. A brief presentation was made by Mott MacDonald, which is posted below. WATCH the video of the August 5 presentation. Click HERE to view the August 5 meeting presentation in PDF.

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Public Outreach Summary