Valley View & Hines Hill Sidewalk

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Project Update (5-5-2025)

Fabrizi Trucking has been selected as the sidewalk contractor for the Hines Hill Road and Valley View Road Sidewalk Project. The Contractor is currently scheduled to be on site beginning the week of May 5, 2025, to begin construction of the sidewalk, storm improvements and road improvements along Hines Hill Road, between Granby Drive and Darrow Road as part of Phase 1. Work schedule is weather dependent.

Additionally, any tree stumps that were left from the tree removal for the project is tentatively scheduled for removal in the following week or two along Valley View Road. Traffic impacts will be minimal, and two-lane traffic will be maintained throughout the project. Work along Hines Hill Road is anticipated to take approximately one month.

Project Background

The Valley View / Hines Hill Sidewalk is part of the Sidewalk and Trail Master Plan for 2021-2025 that Council approved a number of years ago. The Plan provides a continued effort to provide safe and practical community-wide bicycle and pedestrian connectivity in the community. Other remaining sections scheduled as part of the 2021-2025 Connectivity Plan include Middleton Road from Valley View to SR 91 (2024), W. Streetsboro Road from Terex Road to W. Case Drive (2024), Ravenna Street from S. Hayden Parkway to Stow Road (2025) and Stow Road from Ravenna Street to E. Streetsboro Street (2025). During development of the 2021-2025 Plan, a scoring matrix , developed via public input, evaluated these sections which received high scores due to their connectivity to existing neighborhoods, trails, and streets with higher speeds. Recognizing the importance of connectivity, the Hudson City Council prioritized these streets, aiming to advance the City's commitment to fostering a more pedestrian- and bike-friendly environment.

Link to Connectivity Plan Webpage.

Link to Connectivity Plan Projects and Dates.

Project Details

The City of Hudson is planning a new concrete sidewalk project along Valley View Road and Hines Hill Road. Based on updated public input and preliminary design, the project has been modified to include the following sidewalk segments:

  • Valley View - Hunting Hollow to Hines Hill -- west side
  • Valley View - Hines Hill to Wethersfield - east side
  • Hines Hill - Glastonbury to Granby - north side

Sidewalk Alignment
















Public Engagement

Public Information Meeting December 11, 2023: The City held a public information meeting on Monday, December 11, 2023 at Hudson City Hall. City staff and representatives from the consultant AECOM were available to answer resident questions. The conceptual sidewalk plan and other exhibits were made available for review at the meeting.

Council Workshop Discussion January 9, 2024: Staff and the consultant presented the proposed sidewalk alignment to City Council at the Council Workshop on January 9, 2024. The meeting was livestreamed and is available to view on demand on the City Website.

Council Workshop Discussion March 12, 2024: After Council discussion, the removal of trees has been delayed pending further assessment of the sidewalk alignments along Valley View Road and Hines Hill Road. Staff collected survey data along Valley View Road, from Hines Hill Road to Middleton Road, to evaluate the possibility of extending the sidewalk project to this section. The discussion can be viewed on the City Website.

Public Open House July 22, 2024: The preliminary alignment evaluation for the sidewalk alignment along Valley View Road from Hines Hill Road to Middleton Road was completed and was presented at a public open house meeting on July 22. At the public open house, residents were able to review concept plans for the new sidewalk and discuss questions or concerns with City staff.

Council Workshop August 27, 2024: During the meeting, City Council reviewed the Sidewalk and Trail Map, Matrix, and Cost Summary for these segments. After a thorough discussion, Council was in agreement with the recommended alignments. A motion to approve these alignments will appear on the September 17 Council Meeting agenda for approval. Engineering staff will continue working with the design consultant to finalize the sidewalk design over the next few months.

Homeowners along Hines Hill Road and Valley View Road will receive an informational letter in the coming weeks outlining the next steps for the project.

Citizens may provide feedback at the Council meeting on September 3 or September 17, 2024 or commenting in the Comments & Questions section.

Project Costs

Hines Hill Road = $1,200,000

Valley View Road = $700,000

Total = $1.9 million (subject to change pending upcoming budget cycle).

Project Update (5-5-2025)

Fabrizi Trucking has been selected as the sidewalk contractor for the Hines Hill Road and Valley View Road Sidewalk Project. The Contractor is currently scheduled to be on site beginning the week of May 5, 2025, to begin construction of the sidewalk, storm improvements and road improvements along Hines Hill Road, between Granby Drive and Darrow Road as part of Phase 1. Work schedule is weather dependent.

Additionally, any tree stumps that were left from the tree removal for the project is tentatively scheduled for removal in the following week or two along Valley View Road. Traffic impacts will be minimal, and two-lane traffic will be maintained throughout the project. Work along Hines Hill Road is anticipated to take approximately one month.

Project Background

The Valley View / Hines Hill Sidewalk is part of the Sidewalk and Trail Master Plan for 2021-2025 that Council approved a number of years ago. The Plan provides a continued effort to provide safe and practical community-wide bicycle and pedestrian connectivity in the community. Other remaining sections scheduled as part of the 2021-2025 Connectivity Plan include Middleton Road from Valley View to SR 91 (2024), W. Streetsboro Road from Terex Road to W. Case Drive (2024), Ravenna Street from S. Hayden Parkway to Stow Road (2025) and Stow Road from Ravenna Street to E. Streetsboro Street (2025). During development of the 2021-2025 Plan, a scoring matrix , developed via public input, evaluated these sections which received high scores due to their connectivity to existing neighborhoods, trails, and streets with higher speeds. Recognizing the importance of connectivity, the Hudson City Council prioritized these streets, aiming to advance the City's commitment to fostering a more pedestrian- and bike-friendly environment.

Link to Connectivity Plan Webpage.

Link to Connectivity Plan Projects and Dates.

Project Details

The City of Hudson is planning a new concrete sidewalk project along Valley View Road and Hines Hill Road. Based on updated public input and preliminary design, the project has been modified to include the following sidewalk segments:

  • Valley View - Hunting Hollow to Hines Hill -- west side
  • Valley View - Hines Hill to Wethersfield - east side
  • Hines Hill - Glastonbury to Granby - north side

Sidewalk Alignment
















Public Engagement

Public Information Meeting December 11, 2023: The City held a public information meeting on Monday, December 11, 2023 at Hudson City Hall. City staff and representatives from the consultant AECOM were available to answer resident questions. The conceptual sidewalk plan and other exhibits were made available for review at the meeting.

Council Workshop Discussion January 9, 2024: Staff and the consultant presented the proposed sidewalk alignment to City Council at the Council Workshop on January 9, 2024. The meeting was livestreamed and is available to view on demand on the City Website.

Council Workshop Discussion March 12, 2024: After Council discussion, the removal of trees has been delayed pending further assessment of the sidewalk alignments along Valley View Road and Hines Hill Road. Staff collected survey data along Valley View Road, from Hines Hill Road to Middleton Road, to evaluate the possibility of extending the sidewalk project to this section. The discussion can be viewed on the City Website.

Public Open House July 22, 2024: The preliminary alignment evaluation for the sidewalk alignment along Valley View Road from Hines Hill Road to Middleton Road was completed and was presented at a public open house meeting on July 22. At the public open house, residents were able to review concept plans for the new sidewalk and discuss questions or concerns with City staff.

Council Workshop August 27, 2024: During the meeting, City Council reviewed the Sidewalk and Trail Map, Matrix, and Cost Summary for these segments. After a thorough discussion, Council was in agreement with the recommended alignments. A motion to approve these alignments will appear on the September 17 Council Meeting agenda for approval. Engineering staff will continue working with the design consultant to finalize the sidewalk design over the next few months.

Homeowners along Hines Hill Road and Valley View Road will receive an informational letter in the coming weeks outlining the next steps for the project.

Citizens may provide feedback at the Council meeting on September 3 or September 17, 2024 or commenting in the Comments & Questions section.

Project Costs

Hines Hill Road = $1,200,000

Valley View Road = $700,000

Total = $1.9 million (subject to change pending upcoming budget cycle).

Comments & Questions

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  • Share Why in the world would they do Hines Hill before Valley View. We have been waiting 2 years and we were told you were getting bids for Winter as costs would be lower and now this is a Summer project. on Facebook Share Why in the world would they do Hines Hill before Valley View. We have been waiting 2 years and we were told you were getting bids for Winter as costs would be lower and now this is a Summer project. on Twitter Share Why in the world would they do Hines Hill before Valley View. We have been waiting 2 years and we were told you were getting bids for Winter as costs would be lower and now this is a Summer project. on Linkedin Email Why in the world would they do Hines Hill before Valley View. We have been waiting 2 years and we were told you were getting bids for Winter as costs would be lower and now this is a Summer project. link

    Why in the world would they do Hines Hill before Valley View. We have been waiting 2 years and we were told you were getting bids for Winter as costs would be lower and now this is a Summer project.

    Tracy Corpus asked about 1 month ago

    Sidewalk work will begin on Hines Hill Road first, ahead of an upcoming resurfacing project already scheduled for construction. The Valley View Rd & Hines Hill Rd project officially opened last Wednesday, with construction expected to start in late April or early May and will take approximately 150 days to complete.

  • Share I received the mailed Project Update dated 9.20.2024 regarding the Hines Hill and Valley View Sidewalk. It shows the design for the new sidewalk along the North side of Hines Hill from Granby Drive to SR 91. As there is already a sidewalk on the North side of Hines Hill from Glastonbury Drive to SR 91, does this mean there will be modifications or replacement to the existing sidewalk? on Facebook Share I received the mailed Project Update dated 9.20.2024 regarding the Hines Hill and Valley View Sidewalk. It shows the design for the new sidewalk along the North side of Hines Hill from Granby Drive to SR 91. As there is already a sidewalk on the North side of Hines Hill from Glastonbury Drive to SR 91, does this mean there will be modifications or replacement to the existing sidewalk? on Twitter Share I received the mailed Project Update dated 9.20.2024 regarding the Hines Hill and Valley View Sidewalk. It shows the design for the new sidewalk along the North side of Hines Hill from Granby Drive to SR 91. As there is already a sidewalk on the North side of Hines Hill from Glastonbury Drive to SR 91, does this mean there will be modifications or replacement to the existing sidewalk? on Linkedin Email I received the mailed Project Update dated 9.20.2024 regarding the Hines Hill and Valley View Sidewalk. It shows the design for the new sidewalk along the North side of Hines Hill from Granby Drive to SR 91. As there is already a sidewalk on the North side of Hines Hill from Glastonbury Drive to SR 91, does this mean there will be modifications or replacement to the existing sidewalk? link

    I received the mailed Project Update dated 9.20.2024 regarding the Hines Hill and Valley View Sidewalk. It shows the design for the new sidewalk along the North side of Hines Hill from Granby Drive to SR 91. As there is already a sidewalk on the North side of Hines Hill from Glastonbury Drive to SR 91, does this mean there will be modifications or replacement to the existing sidewalk?

    Dan asked 8 months ago

    The existing sidewalk along Hines Hill Road will be extended to Grandy Drive, with slight modifications to the existing sidewalk from SR 91 to Glastonbury Drive.

  • Share When is Middleton Road Sidewalks going to be completed? Orange Construction Tape and codes are all over up & down the street on Facebook Share When is Middleton Road Sidewalks going to be completed? Orange Construction Tape and codes are all over up & down the street on Twitter Share When is Middleton Road Sidewalks going to be completed? Orange Construction Tape and codes are all over up & down the street on Linkedin Email When is Middleton Road Sidewalks going to be completed? Orange Construction Tape and codes are all over up & down the street link

    When is Middleton Road Sidewalks going to be completed? Orange Construction Tape and codes are all over up & down the street

    Jeff Thomas asked 9 months ago

    The flood event on 8/8/24 washed out sections of the base material under the new sidewalk and needs repaired.    Orange safety fence and cones have been placed up by the contractor where the wash out occurred and there is a drop off next to the sidewalk. Staff is securing additional funds to repair the damaged areas and will then direct the contractor to complete the project including final restoration.  Repairs and final restoration are estimated at 2-3 weeks to complete and is anticipated in September or October.  

  • Share Please extend the VALLEY View sidewalk to at least Wethersfield Rd to link Connecticut Colony to Valley view! That’s 88 more households to benefit not to mention those on valley view. Or— extend to Middleton rd and you have a COMPLETE CONNECTION! How about that?!🙌🏻 on Facebook Share Please extend the VALLEY View sidewalk to at least Wethersfield Rd to link Connecticut Colony to Valley view! That’s 88 more households to benefit not to mention those on valley view. Or— extend to Middleton rd and you have a COMPLETE CONNECTION! How about that?!🙌🏻 on Twitter Share Please extend the VALLEY View sidewalk to at least Wethersfield Rd to link Connecticut Colony to Valley view! That’s 88 more households to benefit not to mention those on valley view. Or— extend to Middleton rd and you have a COMPLETE CONNECTION! How about that?!🙌🏻 on Linkedin Email Please extend the VALLEY View sidewalk to at least Wethersfield Rd to link Connecticut Colony to Valley view! That’s 88 more households to benefit not to mention those on valley view. Or— extend to Middleton rd and you have a COMPLETE CONNECTION! How about that?!🙌🏻 link

    Please extend the VALLEY View sidewalk to at least Wethersfield Rd to link Connecticut Colony to Valley view! That’s 88 more households to benefit not to mention those on valley view. Or— extend to Middleton rd and you have a COMPLETE CONNECTION! How about that?!🙌🏻

    Diana Verhas asked 9 months ago

    Staff will be discussing various alignment options for the Hines Hill/Valley View Road sidewalk project, including a recommendation for the sidewalk to run along Valley View Road from Hunting Hollow Drive to Wethersfield Drive at the 8/27/24 Council Workshop. If Council agrees with staff’s recommendation, a motion to approve the alignments will be brought forward at the September 10th Workshop.

  • Share Hi I am looking for an update about the connectivity to the Ashbrooke area. The link to your plan shows a path connecting Hines Hill and Prospect scheduled for 2024. When will that project start? When will Summit County begin on its park on Hines Hill road? Connectivity through the park to the rest of Hudson is desperately needed! I was on the connectivity committee around 2010 and never imagined we would still be waiting. Thank you. on Facebook Share Hi I am looking for an update about the connectivity to the Ashbrooke area. The link to your plan shows a path connecting Hines Hill and Prospect scheduled for 2024. When will that project start? When will Summit County begin on its park on Hines Hill road? Connectivity through the park to the rest of Hudson is desperately needed! I was on the connectivity committee around 2010 and never imagined we would still be waiting. Thank you. on Twitter Share Hi I am looking for an update about the connectivity to the Ashbrooke area. The link to your plan shows a path connecting Hines Hill and Prospect scheduled for 2024. When will that project start? When will Summit County begin on its park on Hines Hill road? Connectivity through the park to the rest of Hudson is desperately needed! I was on the connectivity committee around 2010 and never imagined we would still be waiting. Thank you. on Linkedin Email Hi I am looking for an update about the connectivity to the Ashbrooke area. The link to your plan shows a path connecting Hines Hill and Prospect scheduled for 2024. When will that project start? When will Summit County begin on its park on Hines Hill road? Connectivity through the park to the rest of Hudson is desperately needed! I was on the connectivity committee around 2010 and never imagined we would still be waiting. Thank you. link

    Hi I am looking for an update about the connectivity to the Ashbrooke area. The link to your plan shows a path connecting Hines Hill and Prospect scheduled for 2024. When will that project start? When will Summit County begin on its park on Hines Hill road? Connectivity through the park to the rest of Hudson is desperately needed! I was on the connectivity committee around 2010 and never imagined we would still be waiting. Thank you.

    Sth asked 9 months ago

    This path has been broken out in to 3 phases. Phase 1 includes the expansion of the bridge over the Ohio Turnpike.  The bridge widening  is currently being designed and is planned for construction in 2025. Phase 2 includes a path along Prospect Street from Hunting Hollow to Steepleview which is currently budgeted for design in 2025 and construction in 2026.  Phase 3 includes a path along Hines Hill Road and Prospect Street from Metroparks to Hunting Hollow Drive which is currently budgeted for design in 2026 and construction in 2027.  The Metroparks has obtained Planning Commission approval for a six-foot-wide gravel trail that will connect Hines Hill Road to Hudson Maple Grove Park, including a small trailhead parking lot. While the City of Hudson had requested that construction begin in 2024, work on the site has not yet started.

  • Share What happens to the homeowners property rain water drain pipes which empty into the current ditch? Will they get connected to what is installed in the ditch? on Facebook Share What happens to the homeowners property rain water drain pipes which empty into the current ditch? Will they get connected to what is installed in the ditch? on Twitter Share What happens to the homeowners property rain water drain pipes which empty into the current ditch? Will they get connected to what is installed in the ditch? on Linkedin Email What happens to the homeowners property rain water drain pipes which empty into the current ditch? Will they get connected to what is installed in the ditch? link

    What happens to the homeowners property rain water drain pipes which empty into the current ditch? Will they get connected to what is installed in the ditch?

    Gerry S asked 9 months ago

    Downspout lines situated within the ditch line will be connected to the new storm pipes being installed as part of this project. However, if an existing downspout line is in a ditch where no new storm pipe work is planned, the downspout line will remain unchanged.

  • Share Wanted to take a minute today to express that I am in favor of the sidewalk on Valley View Road. There has been ample amount of time for homeowners to come forward with concerns and questions- I hope we can move forward quickly with the construction of the sidewalks. on Facebook Share Wanted to take a minute today to express that I am in favor of the sidewalk on Valley View Road. There has been ample amount of time for homeowners to come forward with concerns and questions- I hope we can move forward quickly with the construction of the sidewalks. on Twitter Share Wanted to take a minute today to express that I am in favor of the sidewalk on Valley View Road. There has been ample amount of time for homeowners to come forward with concerns and questions- I hope we can move forward quickly with the construction of the sidewalks. on Linkedin Email Wanted to take a minute today to express that I am in favor of the sidewalk on Valley View Road. There has been ample amount of time for homeowners to come forward with concerns and questions- I hope we can move forward quickly with the construction of the sidewalks. link

    Wanted to take a minute today to express that I am in favor of the sidewalk on Valley View Road. There has been ample amount of time for homeowners to come forward with concerns and questions- I hope we can move forward quickly with the construction of the sidewalks.

    K Rollins asked 9 months ago

    Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this project.

  • Share As a Valley View resident between Hunting Hollow and Hines Hill, I am fully in favor of the proposed sideway project. The street is way too busy to be able to run or walk my dogs safely on the shoulder. on Facebook Share As a Valley View resident between Hunting Hollow and Hines Hill, I am fully in favor of the proposed sideway project. The street is way too busy to be able to run or walk my dogs safely on the shoulder. on Twitter Share As a Valley View resident between Hunting Hollow and Hines Hill, I am fully in favor of the proposed sideway project. The street is way too busy to be able to run or walk my dogs safely on the shoulder. on Linkedin Email As a Valley View resident between Hunting Hollow and Hines Hill, I am fully in favor of the proposed sideway project. The street is way too busy to be able to run or walk my dogs safely on the shoulder. link

    As a Valley View resident between Hunting Hollow and Hines Hill, I am fully in favor of the proposed sideway project. The street is way too busy to be able to run or walk my dogs safely on the shoulder.

    Tracy Buchanan asked 9 months ago

    Thank you for sharing your thoughts on this project.

  • Share I am a Valley View Road resident coming in far too late to this thread. But... 1. The comment referencing that the "95 homes within the neighborhood feel as though we are being punished or completely ignored."- was this validated with a signed petition of 95 owners ( the total number of homes in the HOA) that I never saw? How many attendees of the council informational meeting represented the 95? 2. Valley View is still a busy dangerous street- would not let my young ones ride bikes on it or cross it alone. The 4 way light and speed limit drop have helped, but cars open up after the light. We have lost 2 mailboxes to hit and runs in non winter conditions. 3. This additional walk at the high price tag, really goes nowhere- it opens up additional walking steps but we can go to Middleton quite easily. Why not extend the walks from VV and HH to Prospect and finish Prospect's sidewalk? We could walk to the library or St Mary's church. 4. I am curious as to how many Valley View residents are ready to give up their chosen semi-ruralness of Valley View and the privacy, and embrace the welcome mat to solicitors who will now be able to walk to each door and having to shovel and de-ice the sidewalks. The MUP comment should have been considered since this road is a popular bike route for groups. on Facebook Share I am a Valley View Road resident coming in far too late to this thread. But... 1. The comment referencing that the "95 homes within the neighborhood feel as though we are being punished or completely ignored."- was this validated with a signed petition of 95 owners ( the total number of homes in the HOA) that I never saw? How many attendees of the council informational meeting represented the 95? 2. Valley View is still a busy dangerous street- would not let my young ones ride bikes on it or cross it alone. The 4 way light and speed limit drop have helped, but cars open up after the light. We have lost 2 mailboxes to hit and runs in non winter conditions. 3. This additional walk at the high price tag, really goes nowhere- it opens up additional walking steps but we can go to Middleton quite easily. Why not extend the walks from VV and HH to Prospect and finish Prospect's sidewalk? We could walk to the library or St Mary's church. 4. I am curious as to how many Valley View residents are ready to give up their chosen semi-ruralness of Valley View and the privacy, and embrace the welcome mat to solicitors who will now be able to walk to each door and having to shovel and de-ice the sidewalks. The MUP comment should have been considered since this road is a popular bike route for groups. on Twitter Share I am a Valley View Road resident coming in far too late to this thread. But... 1. The comment referencing that the "95 homes within the neighborhood feel as though we are being punished or completely ignored."- was this validated with a signed petition of 95 owners ( the total number of homes in the HOA) that I never saw? How many attendees of the council informational meeting represented the 95? 2. Valley View is still a busy dangerous street- would not let my young ones ride bikes on it or cross it alone. The 4 way light and speed limit drop have helped, but cars open up after the light. We have lost 2 mailboxes to hit and runs in non winter conditions. 3. This additional walk at the high price tag, really goes nowhere- it opens up additional walking steps but we can go to Middleton quite easily. Why not extend the walks from VV and HH to Prospect and finish Prospect's sidewalk? We could walk to the library or St Mary's church. 4. I am curious as to how many Valley View residents are ready to give up their chosen semi-ruralness of Valley View and the privacy, and embrace the welcome mat to solicitors who will now be able to walk to each door and having to shovel and de-ice the sidewalks. The MUP comment should have been considered since this road is a popular bike route for groups. on Linkedin Email I am a Valley View Road resident coming in far too late to this thread. But... 1. The comment referencing that the "95 homes within the neighborhood feel as though we are being punished or completely ignored."- was this validated with a signed petition of 95 owners ( the total number of homes in the HOA) that I never saw? How many attendees of the council informational meeting represented the 95? 2. Valley View is still a busy dangerous street- would not let my young ones ride bikes on it or cross it alone. The 4 way light and speed limit drop have helped, but cars open up after the light. We have lost 2 mailboxes to hit and runs in non winter conditions. 3. This additional walk at the high price tag, really goes nowhere- it opens up additional walking steps but we can go to Middleton quite easily. Why not extend the walks from VV and HH to Prospect and finish Prospect's sidewalk? We could walk to the library or St Mary's church. 4. I am curious as to how many Valley View residents are ready to give up their chosen semi-ruralness of Valley View and the privacy, and embrace the welcome mat to solicitors who will now be able to walk to each door and having to shovel and de-ice the sidewalks. The MUP comment should have been considered since this road is a popular bike route for groups. link

    I am a Valley View Road resident coming in far too late to this thread. But... 1. The comment referencing that the "95 homes within the neighborhood feel as though we are being punished or completely ignored."- was this validated with a signed petition of 95 owners ( the total number of homes in the HOA) that I never saw? How many attendees of the council informational meeting represented the 95? 2. Valley View is still a busy dangerous street- would not let my young ones ride bikes on it or cross it alone. The 4 way light and speed limit drop have helped, but cars open up after the light. We have lost 2 mailboxes to hit and runs in non winter conditions. 3. This additional walk at the high price tag, really goes nowhere- it opens up additional walking steps but we can go to Middleton quite easily. Why not extend the walks from VV and HH to Prospect and finish Prospect's sidewalk? We could walk to the library or St Mary's church. 4. I am curious as to how many Valley View residents are ready to give up their chosen semi-ruralness of Valley View and the privacy, and embrace the welcome mat to solicitors who will now be able to walk to each door and having to shovel and de-ice the sidewalks. The MUP comment should have been considered since this road is a popular bike route for groups.

    Brenda C asked 10 months ago
    1. The City has not received any petition from residents of the Connecticut Colony neighborhood.  The City has received comments from a few residents that preside in Connecticut Colony.
    2. Earlier this year, the speed limit along Valley View Road was lowered from 45 MPH to 35 MPH.  In addition, as part of the recent paving project, the edge lines along the roadway were moved in to push vehicles away from the road edge and lower speeds.  Staff will be collecting additional speed data along Valley View Road to verify that the addition improvements have lowered driver speeds along this section of roadway.  
    3. A future trail extension along Prospect Street, from Steepleview Dr, north over the turnpike to Hines Hill Road is scheduled for design and construction.  The project has been split into phases and is scheduled for final construction in 2027.
    4. Residents along Valley View Road along the proposed sidewalk alignment are requested to provide public input via this website, by calling the City of Hudson Engineering Dept (330-342-1770) or attending the public input meeting rescheduled for 7/22/24.   The results of public input will be collated and shared with City Council at a Council Workshop scheduled for August 27.    
  • Share Which side of the road will the Valley View Sidewalk be on, between Hines Hill and Middleton? It appears to be on the South/West Side. Is this correct? on Facebook Share Which side of the road will the Valley View Sidewalk be on, between Hines Hill and Middleton? It appears to be on the South/West Side. Is this correct? on Twitter Share Which side of the road will the Valley View Sidewalk be on, between Hines Hill and Middleton? It appears to be on the South/West Side. Is this correct? on Linkedin Email Which side of the road will the Valley View Sidewalk be on, between Hines Hill and Middleton? It appears to be on the South/West Side. Is this correct? link

    Which side of the road will the Valley View Sidewalk be on, between Hines Hill and Middleton? It appears to be on the South/West Side. Is this correct?

    Brent C asked 10 months ago

    The recommended alignment along Valley View Road, between Hines Hill and Middleton Rd, is the east side of the road.