DOWNTOWN WATERLINE REPLACEMENT PROJECT

The City of Loveland undertook a $522,800 water line replacement project located in the Historic Downtown area and includes Karl Brown Way, Railroad Avenue, Third Street and Harrison.  The project included replacing the existing 4" water lines and replacing them with new 8" water line as well as repaving the roadway affected by the excavation.  The project began in January 2007, and was funded with $522,800 State of Ohio zero percent loan.

On October 17, 2006, the City hosted a neighborhood meeting to provide conceptual information to residents in the neighborhood and listen to their concerns and issues.  The exhibit that was presented at the meeting can be viewed at City Hall or by clicking here.

For specific questions related to the project, contact Cindy Klopfenstein, City Project Engineer at 683-0150 or email at Cklopfenstein@lovelandoh.com

To view the plans for the SR 48 Road Improvement Project click on the links below:

Plan 1     Plan 2     Plan 3     Plan 4     Plan 5     Plan 6     Plan 7     Plan 8     Plan 9

Project Updates:

Update 11/22/06: The bid opening for the Downtown water line project took place on November 9, 2006.  The city then reviewed the bids and recommended to council the lowest and best contractor to perform the work.  The contractor that was awarded the contract is Trend Construction. 

Update 07/07: The project, including restoration, has been completed.