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 Street Reconstruction
The following projects were
constructed in 2009
Burt Street from Moberly
to Cable (water lines)
Downtown (water lines)
Sign replacement
(ongoing city wide program)
The following projects were
constructed in 2008
Burt Street from Center
to Cable (sewer lines only)
The following projects were
constructed in 2007
North Washington St.
from US 30 to the downtown
Alleys within the downtown
Burt Street from Cable
to Kear (sewer lines only)
The following projects were
constructed in 2006
State Route 118
south Fox Road to the School Complex
South Walnut from East Ervin Road to Hospital Drive
The following projects were
constructed in 2005
Bonnewitz and Washington
Intersection
Van Wert Towne Center
Boulevard
North Towne Boulevard
Christopher Crossing
North Franklin Street
from Main Street to Sycamore Street
High Street
from Congress to Leeson Avenue
Congress west
of High Street
The following projects were
constructed in 2004
John Brown Road
from the RR Tracks to Maddox Creek
The following projects were constructed in
2003:
Fox Road from
U.S. 127 to S. R. 118
The following projects were constructed in
2001:
Wayne Street from Frothingham
Street to one block north of E. Sycamore Street.
The following projects were constructed in 2000:
South Race Street from Spencer to Ervin
Rd.
North Cherry Street from Sycamore to
Gleason Avenue/ Walnut Street
Production Drive in Vision Industrial Park was the funded from a number of
sources. Costs to develop the roadway were paid from a "2000 Work Development
629 Grant" from the Ohio Department of Development. Funding for the
sanitary sewer was from a "Community Development Block Grant". Water
lines and storm sewers were paid for by city funds and installed by city employees.
The following projects were constructed in 1999:
Webster Street was rebuilt from
Washington Street to Glenn Street.
Woodland Avenue was rebuilt from Lynn
Street to Fulton Street.
Cable Street bridge was constructed.
Keplar Street bridge was contracted.
South Washington Street was rebuilt from
the Town Creek Bridge to Ervin Road. This project included
water main replacement, drainage tile, an extensive stone base, and a thicker asphalt
surface. State funding covered a sizable portion of the expense.
The following project was constructed in 1998:
Central Avenue pedestrian bridge
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