Contract AwardCapital ProjectsDetected Jun 23, 2026

The City of Huron approved Resolution 52-2026 to enter into a $102,730 agreement with OHM Advisors for engineering design and surveying of the ERI–Lake Erie Parkway Connector multi-use path (ODOT PID 125500). 35‑mile connector between the Lake Shore Electric Trail and the future US 6 Connectivity Corridor Path at Rye Beach Road, including path geometry, drainage, lighting, right-of-way plans, and full ODOT-compliant bid documents. Design is funded within the Capital Projects Fund and leverages up to $533,000 in ODOT Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) funds programmed for FY 2027, with design milestones running through 2027 and construction planned to start June 1, 2028.While OHM has the prime design role locked, there will be future construction contracting and potential needs for specialty services such as trail lighting, traffic control devices, path construction, and public engagement support as the project moves from PS&E to bid and build.

Scope includes survey, detailed design (Stages 1–3), ROW plans, PS&E package, bidding assistance, and limited construction services if authorized. Some tasks (Stage 3, PS&E, bidding, construction services) are contingent on City authorization.

Huron Joint Recreation DistrictLake Erie Parkway Connector multi-use trail design with OHM Advisors

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