Street, Sidewalk and Leisure Trail Maintenance

2022 Street Improvement Program

The City of New Albany has contracted with Strawser Paving, via the public bid process, to provide street resurfacing services for this season. Construction activities (weather conditions permitting) will take place beginning on May 3, 2022 and should end by the middle of the summer. Residents will be notified in advance by mail when work is scheduled for their street. Once the construction begins on a street segment, it should not take more than 2 weeks for completion.

There is to be no on-street parking at any time during the period of construction. Look for the “No Parking” signs that will be placed along the curb prior before the street construction.

The 2022 Pavement Project for the City of New Albany consists of:

  • Concrete Curb Repair: Prior to actual resurfacing process.
  • Street Milling: The existing street will be milled to a depth specified by the contract.  This will in effect lower the road temporarily.
  • Tack Coat Placement: A layer of tack coat will be placed immediately prior to the placement of the asphalt.
  • Street Paving: Once the tack coat has been placed, hot-mix asphalt will be placed on the on your street.
  • Striping:  Stop bars will be placed on top of the asphalt at the intersections.
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Overall, street repairs tend to fall into two categories:

  • Operations and Maintenance (O&M): The ongoing work efforts required to operate and maintain the transportation system. Examples include keeping the City’s traffic signals and street lights in good working condition, responding to neighborhood and citizen traffic issues, pothole patching, sweeping (a stormwater service), pruning street trees, painting pavement markings, replacing damaged signs, maintaining median strips, and providing the necessary technical, planning and administrative support required to provide these services.
  • Preservation: The work done to preserve and extend the life of transportation system components. While maintenance work does protect road surfaces, the term “preservation” usually is applied to more extensive repairs such as rehabilitation and reconstruction.
input-arrow input-arrow Repair Techniques for Asphalt Pavement
  • Rejuvenating: Products designed to restore original properties to aged (oxidized) asphalt binders by restoring the original ratio of asphaltenes to maltenes.
  • 2022 Cost: $134,683

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  • Crack sealing: The injection of hot tar or asphalt into cracks and paving seams.
  • 2022 Cost: $69,059

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  • Chip seal: This technique uses an asphalt emulsion (liquid oil) into which rock chips are rolled to restore the driving course. It also can be used in conjunction with microsurfacing.
  • Microsurfacing: A mixture of polymer-modified asphalt emulsion, mineral aggregate, mineral filler, water, and other additives, properly proportioned, mixed, and spread on a paved surface. Microsurfacing can be used on high volume roadways to correct wheel path rutting and provide a skid resistant pavement surface.
  • 2022 Cost: $220,575 for microsurfacing with chip seal

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  • Rehabilitation: Surface repairs to streets and leisure trails. Examples of rehabilitation asphalt patch repairs and full paving overlays.
  • 2022 Cost: $47,355 for asphalt patch work

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  • 2022 Cost: $526,818 for street resurfacing

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All dates are approximate and the work is weather dependent.

Resurfacing (May thru June)
Audley Rd; Fernridge Dr to Corp Limit
Brooksview Cir; Broosview Dr to Brooksview Dr
Brooksview Dr; E. Dublin-Granville Rd. to Brooksview Cir
Cadogan Pl; Mead Way Dr to Hampstead Sq S
Eyre Hall Pass; James River Close to Lambton Park Rd
Farley Ct; Roseswell Ln to end
Fernridge Dr; Harlem Rd to Tumblebrook Dr
Hammersmith Cir; Fernridge Dr to Fernridge Dr
Hamstead Ct; Hamstead Sq S to End
Hamstead Sq E; Hamstead Se S to Hampstead Sq N
Hampstead Sq N; Codogan Pl to Hampstead Sq E
Hampstead Sq S; Codogan Pl to Hampstead Sq E
Kardules Dr parking lot; Kardules Dr parking lot to end
Kardules Dr; New Albany-Condit Rd to Kardules Dr parking lot
New Albany Rd E; 50′ west of Bevelhymer Rd to 50′ east of Dean Farm Rd
Prestwould Close; Rosewell Ln to end
Rosewell Ln; end to Evelyton Rd
Tumblebrook Dr; Fernridge Dr to Tumblebrook Dr
 Head of Pond Sidewalk Repair (May thru August)
James River Rd; Harlem Rd to
James River Close
Drayton Hall South
Head of Pond
Berkley  Sq S
Berkley  Sq N
Farmington Close
Drayton Hall N
Eyre Hall Pass
Asphalt Rejuvenating Agent (June thru August)
Talanth Pl; New Albany Links Dr to Stone Gate Dr
Stone Gate Dr; New Albany Links Dr to Britts Bend W
Margarum Bend; Sumption Dr to New Albany Rd E
Sumption Dr; New Albany Rd E to Margarum Bend
Bevelhymer Rd; Central College Rd to Corp Limit
West Campus Rd; New Albany Rd E to Corp Limit
Swickard Woods Blvd; Fodor Rd to north to east end of road
Harlem Rd; E Dublin-Granville Rd to south of bridge
Ebrington Rd; Southfield Dr to Highgrove
Southfield Rd; Sedgewick Dr to Ebington Rd
Hanby’s Loop; Ebington Rd to end
Armscotte End; Hanby’s Loop to end
Coldicott Leys; Ebington Rd to end
Highgrove Crescent; Ebington Rd to end
Chelsea Green W; Chelsea Green W to end
Chelsea Green E; Chelsea Green E to end
Molland; Lambton Park Green to end
Purdey Ct; Lambton Park Green to end
Ashcombe; Lambton Park Green to end
Biddick; Lambton Park Green to end
Ganton Parkway; Beech Rd to Worthington Rd
Beech Road Crossing; Smiths Mill Rd to Beech Rd
Ganton Parkway W; Beech Rd to end
Straits Ln; end to Ackerly Farm Rd
Straits Link; Straits Ln to Reynoldsburg-New Albany Rd
Cole Park Loop; Straits Ln to Straits Ln
Cole Park North; Straits Ln to end
Straits Farm South; Straits Ln to end
Straits Farm North; Straits Ln to end
Liatris Ln; Hollyock Dr to Foxglove Dr
Aster Dr; New Albany-Condit Rd to Souder Rd
Hollyhock Dr; Liatris Ln to Aster Dr
Lobelia Dr; 320′ south of Aster Dr to Aster Dr
Foxglove Dr; Liatris Ln to Aster Dr
Souder Rd; Liatris Ln to Aster Dr
Microsurfacing w/Chip Seal (Late May)
E Dublin-Granville Rd; Third St to Babbitt Rd
Kitzmiller Rd; Morse Rd to Central College Rd
Crack Seal (June thru August)
Beech Rd ; 15′ south of Innovation Campus Way to Jug Street
Bevelhymer Rd.; Central College Rd to Corp Limit
West Campus Rd; New Albany Rd E to Corp Limit
Smith’s Mill Rd; Kitzmiller Rd to Beech Rd
Cole Park Loop; Straits Link to Straits Link
Cole Park North; Straits Link to end
Straits Fram North; Straits Link to end
Straits Farm South; Straits Link to end
Straits Link; Reynoldsburg-New Albany Rd to Straits Ln
Straits Ln; end to 15 ft south of Ackerly Farm
Chelsea Green E; Alley to end
Chelsea Green W; Alley to end
Worthington Rd; Beech Rd to Corp Limit
Morse Rd; County Line to Beech Rd
Morse Rd; Beech Rd to Summit Rd

Sidewalk Improvements

In the spring of 2022, the City of New Albany is continuing its sidewalk replacement program in order to improve pedestrian safety and walkability throughout the community. We have chosen to perform work in the Head of Pond Development area due to the extensive amount of uneven sidewalks that exist. The program’s goal is to replace sidewalk panels that have an elevation difference of ½” or more, in order to reduce the risk of trip and fall injuries.  (The standard for sidewalks replacement varies by community.  We have chosen ½” because it is at the more restrictive end of the spectrum.)

Earlier this year, a city inspector evaluated the sidewalks in Head of Pond and determined that approximately 3,268 lineal feet were in need of replacement because of their uneven surface.  You can view the sidewalk map below for your reference.  The red line denotes areas of sidewalk that were inspected for trip hazards and are designated for replacement work.

Repair Techniques for Concrete Sidewalk

Several techniques are used to repair concrete sidewalks, ranging from least expensive to most expensive:

  • Concrete Cutting:  Surface repairs to concrete sidewalk by removing the raised corners of the sidewalk to a zero point of differential settlement, completely eliminating the trip hazard.
  • Concrete sidewalk removal and replace: Surface repairs to concrete sidewalk by removing the total sidewalk that is damaged or raised.
  • 2022 Cost: $282,198 ADA curb ramps and concrete sidewalks

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Leisure Trail Improvements

City of New Albany residents enjoy more than 55 miles of leisure trails throughout the community. The City will be making necessary repairs to leisure trails in the map below.

  • 2022 Cost: $239,616 for leisure trails

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Leisure trail improvements below are held over from 2021.

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Leisure Trail Repair (May thru August)
E. Dublin-Granville Rd; west of Brooksview Dr
E. Dublin-Granville Rd; west & east of Brooksview Dr
E. Dublin-Granville Rd; in ftont of Pickett Pl to Byingtn Park
E. Dublin-Granville Rd; in ftont of resurrection Church to Fodor Rd
Byington Ln; Trail from Byington Ln to bridge
Ackerley Farm Rd;; west side 150′ south of Market St
Lambton Green N; Purdy Ct to Stanage Pass
Brandon Rd; 205′ west of Lambton Park Rd to RNA
Morse Rd James River; Head of Pond to City Corp
Leisure Trail Repair  held over from 2021 (May thru August)
Swickard Woods Blvd; Fodor Rd to Palin Township Pool
Kardules Dr; New Albany-Condit Rd to Arboretum
Fodor Rd; New Albany Rd to E. Dublin-Granville Rd
Evelyton Rd; Rosewell Ln to James River Rd
James River Rd; Evelyton Rd to Harlem Rd

Contact Us

If you have additional questions, you may contact us by email at publicservice@newalbanyohio.org or phone at 614.855.0076.