E. Streetsboro St./Stow Rd. Sidewalk Projects

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Let's Talk About the E. Streetsboro/Stow Rd. Sidewalk Project!

The City of Hudson is planning a new sidewalk project along E. Streetsboro St. (Hayden Pkwy. to Stone Rd.) and along Stow Rd. (E. Streetsboro St. to Hudson Springs Park). The projects are scheduled to be constructed in 2023. The sidewalks will be constructed on the south side of E. Streetsboro St. and on the east side of Stow Rd. There will be no cost to homeowners for construction of these sidewalks.

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Codified Ordinances Regarding Sidewalk Maintenance and Responsibility

Homeowners will be responsible for keeping their new sidewalk free of snow, ice and debris. Here are the City Ordinances addressing maintenance responsibilities: Sidewalk Ordinances.

Let's Talk About the E. Streetsboro/Stow Rd. Sidewalk Project!

The City of Hudson is planning a new sidewalk project along E. Streetsboro St. (Hayden Pkwy. to Stone Rd.) and along Stow Rd. (E. Streetsboro St. to Hudson Springs Park). The projects are scheduled to be constructed in 2023. The sidewalks will be constructed on the south side of E. Streetsboro St. and on the east side of Stow Rd. There will be no cost to homeowners for construction of these sidewalks.

Click on the image to view the entire plan. It is a larger document and make take some time to download.


Codified Ordinances Regarding Sidewalk Maintenance and Responsibility

Homeowners will be responsible for keeping their new sidewalk free of snow, ice and debris. Here are the City Ordinances addressing maintenance responsibilities: Sidewalk Ordinances.

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  • Share There now appears to be work on the north side of 303, beginning at the intersection of 303 and N/S Hayden. Is this correct? And, if so, how far east will a north-side sidewalk run on 303? on Facebook Share There now appears to be work on the north side of 303, beginning at the intersection of 303 and N/S Hayden. Is this correct? And, if so, how far east will a north-side sidewalk run on 303? on Twitter Share There now appears to be work on the north side of 303, beginning at the intersection of 303 and N/S Hayden. Is this correct? And, if so, how far east will a north-side sidewalk run on 303? on Linkedin Email There now appears to be work on the north side of 303, beginning at the intersection of 303 and N/S Hayden. Is this correct? And, if so, how far east will a north-side sidewalk run on 303? link

    There now appears to be work on the north side of 303, beginning at the intersection of 303 and N/S Hayden. Is this correct? And, if so, how far east will a north-side sidewalk run on 303?

    BC asked 10 months ago

    Sidewalk and minor road improvements are currently being constructed on the north side of SR 303 from North Hayden Parkway to Wellgate Drive.

  • Share Is it believed to be the safest decision to cross all kids coming from school, across 303 that live east of N. Hayden? The current plan seems most cost effective not safest for our children. on Facebook Share Is it believed to be the safest decision to cross all kids coming from school, across 303 that live east of N. Hayden? The current plan seems most cost effective not safest for our children. on Twitter Share Is it believed to be the safest decision to cross all kids coming from school, across 303 that live east of N. Hayden? The current plan seems most cost effective not safest for our children. on Linkedin Email Is it believed to be the safest decision to cross all kids coming from school, across 303 that live east of N. Hayden? The current plan seems most cost effective not safest for our children. link

    Is it believed to be the safest decision to cross all kids coming from school, across 303 that live east of N. Hayden? The current plan seems most cost effective not safest for our children.

    Mkvolk06 asked about 3 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Currently, the City is still collecting resident’s opinions of the proposed sidewalk and will evaluate all responses with staff and City Council upon closure of the survey on November 12, 2021.  Please note, currently there is no sidewalk through this corridor and by providing a new sidewalk will already be a substantial improvement then what is currently there.  As design progresses, the sidewalk will be designed to ODOT standards, City of Hudson standards and follow ADA requirements. 

    If you have any more questions, feel free to reach back out to me. My contact information is on the righthand column of this site. I will be out of the office the week of November 8, but will respond when I return to the office.


  • Share Will there be pedestrian cross-walks strategically placed? Ex. St. Regis over 303 to south side to access the sidewalk. Also at intersection of 303 and Stow Rd. Will these cross-walks be pedestrian-controlled and pedestrian-first? Will they have lights that force traffic to stop? on Facebook Share Will there be pedestrian cross-walks strategically placed? Ex. St. Regis over 303 to south side to access the sidewalk. Also at intersection of 303 and Stow Rd. Will these cross-walks be pedestrian-controlled and pedestrian-first? Will they have lights that force traffic to stop? on Twitter Share Will there be pedestrian cross-walks strategically placed? Ex. St. Regis over 303 to south side to access the sidewalk. Also at intersection of 303 and Stow Rd. Will these cross-walks be pedestrian-controlled and pedestrian-first? Will they have lights that force traffic to stop? on Linkedin Email Will there be pedestrian cross-walks strategically placed? Ex. St. Regis over 303 to south side to access the sidewalk. Also at intersection of 303 and Stow Rd. Will these cross-walks be pedestrian-controlled and pedestrian-first? Will they have lights that force traffic to stop? link

    Will there be pedestrian cross-walks strategically placed? Ex. St. Regis over 303 to south side to access the sidewalk. Also at intersection of 303 and Stow Rd. Will these cross-walks be pedestrian-controlled and pedestrian-first? Will they have lights that force traffic to stop?

    henseldj asked about 3 years ago

    Thank you for your response. Currently, the design at the intersection of SR 303 and Stow Road will incorporate pedestrian crossings that will follow ODOT and ADA compliant standards. All non-major intersection will not be signalized but will receive the minimum of a curb ramp. Please note that the design will be ongoing and variables could change.   Please feel free to contact me directly at jszalay@hudson.oh.us with any more questions.