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COLUMBUS
– ODOT Director Gordon Proctor
announced today the Transportation Review Advisory Council (TRAC) is
accepting applications for funding for the 2012 Major New Construction
Program.
“It is vital to
rebuild our outdated highway network to ensure Ohio continues to serve
as the transportation hub of the nation,” Proctor said. “The projects
we are funding will not only improve our transportation system, they
will enhance the quality of life for Ohioans and instill pride in our
communities.”
Funding for
projects approved by the TRAC has been possible through Gov. Taft’s
Jobs and Progress Plan. The $5 billion, 10-year plan provides funding
for projects such as the Cleveland Innerbelt, Interstate 75/Interstate
475 in Toledo, Interstate 70/Interstate 71 split in Columbus, and
Interstate 75 in Cincinnati and a number of others around the state.
ODOT has set
Friday, May 6 as the deadline for cities, counties and other entities
to have applications delivered to the ODOT district offices. Locals
are encouraged to meet with their district offices to review their
applications. Applications, guidelines and the TRAC policies are
available at the ODOT/TRAC website:
www.dot.state.oh.us/trac
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