Intel is bringing new jobs, significant investment and groundbreaking technology to New Albany that will benefit our city, state and nation for decades to come. In the meantime, construction in and around the Ohio One site is underway. We are committed to keeping you informed by sharing the latest information concerning construction, traffic, and other updates on all projects related to the Intel development.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
On January 21, 2022, Intel announced that it has selected the Licking County portion of the New Albany International Business Park as the location for a $20 billion+ chip manufacturing project, including two state-of-the-art factories.
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Clover Valley Road Part 1 & 3
(Jug Street to Dragonfly Way and Mink Street to Jug Street) - 3 lanes, December 31, 2023
Jug Street
(Beech Road to Harrison Road) – 3 lanes, completed August 17, 2022
Harrison Road Extension
– 3 lanes, completed August 17, 2022
Clover Valley Road Part 1 & 3
(Jug Street to Dragonfly Way and Mink Street to Jug Street) - 3 lanes This roadway corridor is now open to two-way traffic, ahead of the initial reopening date of December 31, 2023. The contractor will complete the surface course, the final restoration of the disturbed area, and other remaining items next year.
Clover Valley Road Part 1 & 3
(Jug Street to Dragonfly Way and Mink Street to Jug Street) - 3 lanes This roadway corridor is now open to two-way traffic, ahead of the initial reopening date of December 31, 2023. The contractor will complete the surface course, the final restoration of the disturbed area, and other remaining items next year.
Clover Valley Road Part 2a
(Dragonfly Way to Miller Road) - 3 lanes This roadway corridor is now open to two-way traffic, ahead of the initial reopening date of December 31, 2023. The contractor will complete the surface course, the final restoration of the disturbed area, and other remaining items next year.
Green Chapel Road
(US 62 to Clover Valley Road) – 3 lanes, December 31, 2025
Green Chapel Road
(Clover Valley Road to Mink Street) – 5 lanes, July 31, 2024
Clover Valley Road Part 2b
(Miller Road to Green Chapel Road) - 3 lanes, July 31, 2024
Jug Street
(Harrison Road to Clover Valley Road) - 2 lanes, December 31, 2024
Mink Street
(Worthington Road to Green Chapel Road) – 5 lanes, December 31, 2024
Beech Road
(Smith’s Mill Road to Jug Street) – 5 lanes, December 31, 2027
Dragonfly Way
(Clover Valley Road to Mink Street - 2 lanes, December 31, 2027
Jug Street
(Clover Valley Road to Mink Street) – 2 lanes, December 31, 2027
NEW ALBANY CONSTRUCTION
Local transportation improvements are necessary to support the expansion of New Albany’s International Business Park. These roadway improvements will happen over the course of several years in a phased approach. The map illustrates anticipated roadwork start and completion dates.
Click the map pins to see the planned roadwork for each street.
A-IPhase 1a:Primary Improvements 2022 - 2025
J-LPhase 1b:Secondary Improvements 2025 - 2027
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PROJECT TIMELINE
Mink St / Duncan Plains Rd
Development / Construction of a roundabaout Estimated Completion: 2028 Funding: $xxxxxx Million
Mink St / Duncan Plains Rd
Development / Construction of a roundabaout Estimated Completion: 2028 Funding: $10 Million
Licking Local Roads: Duncan Plains, Mink, Green Chapel, Clover Valley
Reconstruction of local roadways Estimated Completion: 2027 Funding: $12 Million
Thornwood Dr - The Hill Intersection
Reconstruction of intersection & roadway Estimated Completion: 2025 Funding: $4 Million
Duncan Plains Rd & County Line Rd
Development / Construction of a roundabaout Estimated Completion: 2025 Funding: $5 Million
SR 605 & Walnut Street
Development / Construction of a roundabaout Estimated Completion: 2026 Funding: $5 Million
SR 37 & US 62
Intersection Improvements Estimated Completion: 2026 Funding: $1 Million
SR 37 & County Line Rd
Development / Construction of a roundabaout Estimated Completion: 2026 Funding: $4 Million
Fancher Rd & County Line Rd
Development / Construction of a roundabaout Estimated Completion: 2026 Funding: $4 Million
Beech Rd / US 62 Study
Intersection realignment Estimated Completion: 2027 Funding: $1 Million
SR 161 - Noise Wall
Noise wall construction: I-270 to US 62 Estimated Completion: 2026 Funding: $8 Million
US 62 - Feasibility Study
Improvements: Smith's Mill Rd to Johnstown Estimated Completion: 2030 Funding: $5 Million
SR 37 Corridor Study
Identify solutions from Delaware to SR 161 Estimated Completion: 2028 Funding: $2 Million
SR 161 / I-70 Connection Study
Identify & evaluate options for N/S connections Estimated Completion: 2028 Funding: $1 Million
SR 161 Study
US 62 to Thornwood Dr: Widening Study Estimated Completion: 2030 Funding: $8 Million
ODOT CONSTRUCTION
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and the Ohio Department of Transportation have invested $90 million for transportation investments in the area surrounding Intel’s future campus. Most of the investment will fund projects on local roadways in Delaware, Franklin and Licking counties. The projects will ensure the network of local roads has the capacity to handle the rapid growth in central Ohio.
