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Troy approves ODOT resurfacing consents; city to pay estimated $194,832 for West Main work
Summary
Council adopted final and preliminary consent resolutions for Ohio Department of Transportation resurfacing projects: West Main Street (State Route 41) with a city share estimated at $194,832, and a preliminary consent for Experiment Farm Road in the FY2027 work plan with an estimated ~38% city share when bid.
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Troy City Council adopted consent resolutions May 19 approving cooperation with the Ohio Department of Transportation for two resurfacing projects.
West Main Street: Resolution R27‑2025 authorizes the city to consent to ODOT’s resurfacing of State Route 41 (West Main Street) from Experiment Farm Road to the western corporation limit and accepts an estimated city share of $194,832. The project will be bid by ODOT this summer; council supported emergency legislation so the city’s consent and payment schedule align with ODOT timetables.
Experiment Farm Road (preliminary): Council also adopted Resolution R28‑2025, giving preliminary consent for a resurfacing of Experiment Farm Road from the north corporation limit to State Route 41, included in ODOT’s FY2027 work plan. Committee members said the city would be required to pay approximately 38% of the project cost when the project is bid.
Committee context: The Streets and Sidewalks Committee discussed both items at its May 12 meeting and recommended emergency legislation to avoid delays tied to ODOT schedules. Committee members emphasized the city’s responsibility for a share of project costs and the need to authorize consent so ODOT can move the projects forward.
Budget and next steps: Council accepted the committee recommendations and adopted both resolutions by roll call. Staff will follow ODOT guidance on final bids and exact city payment amounts and timing when ODOT’s bid process concludes; the adopted resolutions authorize the city’s participation and estimated cost shares.
Provenance: Committee reports and council votes on both ODOT consents occurred during the committee‑reports and ordinance/resolution portion of the May 19 meeting.

