The northbound State Route 315 exit ramp to Medical Center Drive/King Avenue will reopen August 15. New Cannon Drive, between King Avenue and the exit ramp, will also reopen on Aug. 15. Work on Cannon Drive near the Wexner Medical Center will continue through 2019. Vehicular traffic will continue to access North Cannon Garage via 10th Avenue to old Cannon Drive. Additional information will be shared in advance to inform motorists when access to the garage resumes via 12th Avenue. View an overall picture of the next phases of construction .
UPDATED - Work on Cannon Drive near the Wexner Medical Center is expected to continue through autumn 2019. View an overall picture of the next four phases of construction . The project will create 12 acres of developable land, serve as future flood protection, create a north-south connector between King and Lane Avenue, and enhance the green space along the Olentangy River corridor. Opt in for email notifications .
It has been nearly 11 months since construction began along Cannon Drive. Phase One of the project is expected to continue through autumn 2019. In conjunction with Framework 2.0, the project will help provide flood protection, 12 acres of developable land, a north-south connection between King and Lane Avenues and will add green space in the Olentangy River corridor. Track the progress of the project with A&P's monthly photos above Cannon Drive.
The new and improved Mirror Lake District will once again be open to the public. For the past two years, Mirror Lake has been under renovation with a focus on enhancing safety and sustainability. Click here to watch ABC6's story about about the work.
UPDATE Aug. 7 - This work is being rescheduled. Future dates will be announced for repairs to the trench drain at 600 Ackerman Road. Work will begin at the 660 Ackerman loading dock area (Jul 30 - Aug 3), proceed to the 600 Ackerman entrance (Aug 8-10), and then to the 600 Ackerman pharmacy entrance (Aug 13-17). Building access will be maintained via 620 Ackerman (ADA accessible) and 640 Ackerman. Work will result in intermittent sidewalk closures and the closure of 5 handicapped parking spaces. Alternate ADA parking is available between 640 and 660 Ackerman.
Beginning August 3 early morning and continuing through mid day, several areas at the Agricultural Administration Building will be closed for a crane lift, including the loading dock, the northeast entrance, some sidewalk areas, some parking spaces, limited ADA parking at the Agricultural Engineering Building. ADA parking for the Chadwick Arboretum and ADA access to Ag Admin will be maintained.
Beginning July 23 and continuing through August 17, crews will paint the university light poles along Woody Hayes Drive between Kenny Road and Olentangy Bridge, between 6 a.m. and mid-afternoon daily. One lane eastbound and one lane westbound will be maintained. Traffic control personnel will be on hand to direct pedestrians.
UPDATE - Beginning June 30 early morning through late evening, and again on July 14 early morning through late evening, there will be a minimal sidewalk impact on the southeast corner of Neil Ave. and Annie & John Glenn Ave., for utility work.
Beginning July 9 at 7 a.m. and continuing through mid October, fencing will be in place on Hagerty Drive between the Faculty Club and Orton Hall to facilitate work on the Oval Reconstruction project. During the work day, flaggers will maintain 2-way traffic in one lane. After work hours daily, the fencing will be pulled back to accommodate traffic in 2 lanes. Temporary pathways have been constructed to accommodate ADA passage along the east sidewalk.
A project by Ohio State Energy Partners (OSEP), ENGIE Services and The Ohio State University.
