Mentor residents will have a say in the city's infrastructure as the City of Mentor prepares to resurface Lakeshore Boulevard, a project costing $930,000. Scheduled for spring 2025, the resurfacing will cover the stretch from the western corporation limit to Andrews Road. The city announced that the project will maintain two-way traffic, though daily lane closures are expected.
A federal grant will help cover the cost, easing the financial burden on the city. The project is expected to be completed by summer 2025, depending on weather, supplies, and other factors. Project Manager Matthew Bennett invites public input and can be reached at [email protected].
Public commentary is a key part of the approval process, and residents are encouraged to share their opinions before the deadline. This feedback can influence the final plans and improve community pathways, highlighting the importance of public participation in local government decisions.
