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Council’s Committee of the Whole reviewed design options for improving the W. Main Street and Experiment Farm/S. Stanfield intersection, with a consultant recommending a roundabout over a signalized intersection. A straw poll showed most council members favor the roundabout; ODOT must now hold a public input meeting and then the city will seek a design consultant using federal and TIF funding. This opens future work for roadway design, public engagement, and eventually construction around a $4.3 million project.
Defiance County Economic Development is promoting a $984 million First Quality tissue production facility on a 1,000+ acre megasite near Defiance, Ohio. Construction will peak with 800–1,000 contractors and the facility is slated for completion in 2028, creating 407 jobs over eight years. This scale will drive major local infrastructure, housing, and workforce development needs, creating opportunities for construction trades, training providers, housing developers, and industrial service vendors to engage before build-out and ramp-up are complete.
Ross Local Schools is authorizing up to $1,000,000 in general obligation notes or bonds to fund energy conservation measures at the high school, middle school, Elda Elementary, and the administrative building. The scope includes HVAC controls, variable frequency drives, air handling units, lighting upgrades, field lights, an outdoor scoreboard, a marquee sign, and other efficiency improvements recommended by Vista Consulting Group. Funding has OFCC approval and may use the Ohio Department of Development Energy Loan Fund, with debt service expected to be covered largely by energy savings over 15 years. Vendors in building controls, LED lighting, and related equipment can help shape specifications, implementation support, and future phases as the performance contract is executed.
The district is evaluating multiple modular classroom configurations, including a high school option and two elementary options, with detailed costs and grade-band impacts. Option B for elementary modulars at Melrose and Parkview is recommended as a temporary solution to start revised master planning, with a total estimated cost of about $8.4 million plus safety and walkway features. The board still must approve a resolution, finalize a contract with Mobile Modular, and secure COP funding, so planning and financing are not yet complete. Vendors in modular buildings, site work, safety features, kitchens, furnishings, and related services can engage now around design, scope, and implementation support for the 2027 rollout.
Liberty Free Will Baptist Church is seeking final site plan approval for a $1.5 million one-story fellowship hall addition, including a gym, kitchen, restrooms, and youth spaces. The project has completed engineering review and is on the July 14, 2026 Planning Commission agenda, with stormwater and wastewater plans already vetted by Ohio EPA and the city. Private construction, civil, and stormwater work will generate subcontracting demand for site work, utilities, detention basin construction, and building trades once plans are fully approved.
Troy is reviewing design alternatives for safety and congestion improvements at the West Main Street (SR41) and Experiment Farm/South Stanfield Road intersection. After multi-year studies, American Structurepoint presented signal vs. roundabout options and recommended a traditional roundabout with a ~$4.3 million total cost. Council is expected to provide a recommendation, but no construction contractor has been selected yet. This is a major future roadway project where design is maturing and delivery, construction, and related services will still need to be procured.
American Roofing & Metal plans a new fabrication shop at 0 Industrial Drive in Franklin’s I-2 Heavy Industrial District. Major site plan approval was granted June 10, 2026, including a new 12,000 sq ft building, expanded parking, access drives, and stormwater upgrades, and they now seek a variance for a six-foot chain link security fence. Design work is led by RDA Group Architects and Burkhardt Engineering, but construction contracting and site work are not yet detailed here. Commercial contractors, industrial builders, and site-work firms can pursue the upcoming build and yard improvements tied to this expansion.
Council reviewed updated designs and a value-engineered plan for the Ora Everetts Park splash pad, based on the 2025 Parks and Recreation Vision Plan. Kleingers Group is progressing construction documents, with a current cost estimate of about $3.3 million including parking. Staff plan to return to Committee of the Whole and then Council with a supplemental funding request and bid package, targeting bids in early September and opening late next season. This is a large parks capital project where final scope, alternates, and contractor selection are still open.
Indian Hill is evaluating three options for its water system: keeping Indian Hill Water Works, becoming a satellite customer of Greater Cincinnati Water Works, or fully transferring assets to GCWW. Each option includes significant capital work like PFAS treatment, distribution upgrades, interconnections, and potential demolition of the existing plant, with 30‑year present worths from about $126 million to $145 million. This is a strategic regionalization and infrastructure decision still in analysis, creating room for engineering, financial, legal, and program management support to refine costs, funding strategies, PFAS compliance, and transition planning.
Design options for intersection improvements at West Main Street, Experiment Farm Road/South Stanfield Road, considering a roundabout versus a signalized intersection.
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