The work is expected to take about two weeks and is the last phase of the Ohio Department of Transportation’s $1.2 million project to resurface about a 1.5-mile section of Ohio 48 from the Oakwood corporation line to East David Road.
Far Hills Avenue will remain open, but drivers should expect delays and are encouraged to use alternate routes during peak hours.
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