Cleveland Heights' Noble Road To Be Resurfaced

CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH - The city is hosting a public meeting on the upcoming Noble Road resurfacing project. The meeting will be held March 30 at 7 p.m. at the Cleveland Heights Community Center, 1 Monticello Blvd.

The meeting discussing the project is free to attend and open to all residents. Representatives from Cuyahoga County, construction company C.A. Agresta, and Cleveland Heights will be on-hand to answer any questions and provide background on the project.

The Noble Road project is wholly county funded and will cost $2.9 million. The street will undergo asphalt planing and resurfacing and will receive new, ADA-compliant curbs. Work is scheduled to begin during the first week of April, the city says on its website.

The Noble Road project will stretch from Mayfield Road to the North Corporate Limit of Cleveland Heights, the city says. The project will be funded through Issue 1 (the Ohio Public Works Commission) and the Cuyahoga County Vehicle License Tax Fund.

You can see the city's full resurfacing plan by clicking here.

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