The Holmes County Trail project included the construction of almost four miles of paved shared-use trail along a former railroad corridor. The work involved bridge rehabilitation and reconstruction, culvert replacements, retaining wall construction, and installation of safety rail systems to create a safe, durable, and accessible trail for the community to enjoy.
The Heartland Trail project involved the construction of a new 1.72-mile shared-use trail through the City of Orrville. The project expanded local recreation by creating a safe pathway for walkers, runners, and cyclists throughout the community.
The HOL-Mohican Valley Trail project included the construction of a new shared-use path along County Road 23, extending from the Ashland County and Holmes County line to the historic covered bridge over the Mohican River. In addition to the trail itself, the project featured retaining walls, fencing, storm sewer improvements, bioretention systems, and decorative landscaping to enhance the safety and natural beauty of the corridor.
The WAY-Larwill Street Parking Lot project transformed a previously vacant grass lot into a functional and accessible public parking area. The work included site demolition and removal of existing pavement, sidewalks, curbs, and landscaping, followed by installation of new asphalt and concrete pavement, sidewalks, landscaping, and utility infrastructure. The project also added new access points connecting busy streets with the adjacent alley to improve traffic flow and accessibility throughout the area.
The Baltic Brickyard Road Water Main & Sanitary Sewer project included the installation of approximately 1,100 feet of 6-inch to 8-inch water main and 900 feet of 8-inch sanitary sewer line. The updates improve the local utility infrastructure, and increase reliability and capacity for future development and community needs.
The North Ridgeville Road Park project upgraded the existing gravel parking area and access drive to durable asphalt, improving usability and long-term maintenance. The work also included installation of a standalone storm sewer system for the park, redirecting stormwater management away from adjacent properties and improving overall site drainage and environmental performance.
The Alliance–McCrea Street Extension project extended McCrea Street from Leadway Avenue to West Main Street, creating a new roadway connection to improve local traffic flow and access. The work included installation of new curb and gutter, drainage improvements, street lighting, and updated traffic control features to support safe and efficient travel through the corridor.
Grassbaugh is committed to maintaining a safe jobsite for our team, project partners, and the communities we serve.We continually work to ensure every project is completed with the highest standards of safety, professionalism, and care.
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