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- 3Secure funding
- 4Get contracting bids
- 5Begin project
Help make Steitz Rd safer for our kids, families, and neighbors.
Residents near Scioto Reserve, Harvest Curve, and Liberty Grand are asking Liberty Township to evaluate safer pedestrian and bike infrastructure along Steitz Rd near the Harvest Curve entrance.
A quiet road, a growing neighborhood.
Steitz Rd has a posted speed limit of 45 MPH, and the Harvest Curve entrance sits near a large curve with limited visibility. More children and families are using bikes, e-bikes, scooters, and walking routes to reach the library, Middlebury Crossing, and other community destinations — but there are currently no sidewalks, paths, crosswalks, or dedicated pedestrian and bike accommodations in this area.
- Limited visibility around the curve at the Harvest Curve entrance.
- No sidewalks, multi-use paths, or marked crossings along the corridor.
- No pedestrian or bike warning signage today.
- Goal: act proactively, before someone is hurt.
The Steitz Rd corridor near Harvest Curve.
This initiative is focused on the Steitz Rd corridor near the Harvest Curve entrance and the surrounding neighborhood connections.
Requests for review and consideration.
These are requests for evaluation by Liberty Township and Delaware County.
Pedestrian pathway for multi-use path evaluation to fully connect Steitz Rd to Home Rd.
Safer crossings near Harvest Curve at Steitz Rd.
Crosswalk feasibility review
Pavement markings and edge striping
Pedestrian and bike warning signage
Traffic calming or speed study
Safer neighborhood connectivity to the library and Middlebury Crossing
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Started by a local family.
We're the Kozak family, and we live in the Scioto Reserve community near the Harvest Curve entrance onto Steitz Rd. Like many families in this area, we want our neighborhood to be a place where kids can safely ride bikes, families can walk, and residents can connect to nearby community destinations without feeling like they're taking a risk.
This effort is not political, adversarial, or meant to criticize past road work. It is simply a resident-led attempt to gather community support and ask Liberty Township to evaluate safer long-term infrastructure options for this corridor.
