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his year’s Ohio Aggregates & Industrial Minerals Association (OAIMA) Annual Meeting and Trade Show, held Nov. 14 to 16 at the Hilton at Easton in Columbus, Ohio, marked the 100th anniversary of the association. The event opened on the evening of the 14th with a 100th anniversary dinner sponsored by Barrett
Paving Materials Inc. and Eastman & Smith Ltd. Official business started the next morning with the general session, which included a welcome from OAIMA President Jim Meckstroth of Barrett Paving Materials and announcements from OAIMA Executive Director Patrick Jacomet. see OAIMA page 2
(L-R): The McLean Company’s Tom Wade, Scott Riffle and Kirk Sidwell were on hand to greet attendees. Larry Fleeman (L) of Dredge Central LLC speaks with OAIMA Executive Director Patrick Jacomet at the reception.
(L-R): Ohio Cat’s Aaron Mittendorf, Ned Herald, Kyle Bodkin, Chris Harris, Mike Little, Brad Friend, Ed Blasini and Mike Cullen welcome attendees to the reception event.
Officials Open Cleveland Opportunity Corridor Section 2 The second phase of a project bringing job opportunities to a portion of Cleveland referred to as the “Forgotten Triangle” has opened. Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT), city of Cleveland, Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (GCRTA), The Great Lakes Construction Company, stakeholders and community members gathered Nov. 29 to officially cut the ribbon on Opportunity Corridor Section 2. This section opened to traffic in late-November and features a new roadway between East 93rd Street and Quebec Avenue. It includes the new East 105th Street Bridge that passes over Norfolk Southern Railroad and the newly expanded Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority station platform. The Great Lakes Construction Company and GPD The Great Lakes Construction Company and GPD Group constiGroup were the design-build team awarded the contract tuted the design-build team for Section 2 of the Cleveland to construct Section 2, which began construction in the Opportunity Corridor.
spring of 2016. “Great Lakes Construction Company is proud to be an integral partner in the Opportunity Corridor Project that is transforming this important part of the city of Cleveland,” said George Palko, president/CEO of The Great Lakes Construction Company. The $35 million project was funded by the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission, Cuyahoga County, city of Cleveland, GCRTA and NOACA. “We are truly thankful for our funding partners as well as the construction companies that helped build this historic project. Outside of the transportation benefits it could bring to the Cleveland area, this effort opens the potential for new economic development, new jobs and a new identity for the community,” said Myron Pakush, ODOT District 12 deputy director. see CORRIDOR page 4
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OAIMA Sessions Assess Future of Aggregate Industry
(L-R): Stan Archer and Rick Ziemer of Sidwell Materials caught up with Rudd Equipment Company’s Martin McCutcheon and Josh Poston; John Crawford of the Shelly Company; and Rudd Equipment Company’s Brian James. OAIMA from page 1
The featured speaker at the luncheon was renowned college football coach and inspirational speaker Bill Curry. Educational sessions focused on topics ranging from industry-related health and safety issues to a look into the future of Ohio’s aggregate industry. Attendees also had the opportunity to meet with representatives from local equipment dealers, national manufacturers and product and service providers in the trade show area during breaks throughout the day as well as during the Thursday evening centennial celebration reception, which featured an OA-PAC live auction conducted by Gary Seybold of Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers. With its origins dating back to 1918, the OAIMA is a trade association representing the interests of Ohio’s mining operations and those involved with the production of construction materials, such as sand, gravel, crushed stone and slag, as well as salt, clay, shale, gypsum, industrial sand, building stone, lime, cement and
(L-R): AGGCORP’s Bruce Manwaring, Roberto Armbruster and Sue Vitaz were joined by Elliott Tribble of Terex and longtime customer Jonathan Stock of Tiger Sand & Gravel during the reception
recycled concrete. The association serves its membership through educational and scholarship programs and outreach to the community and governmental officials while providing a forum for interaction among members. (This story also can be found on Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) CEG
Southeastern Equipment Company’s Charlie Patterson welcomed the chance to catch up with friends at the event.
Stone Products’ Brandon Mills (L) and Mark Johnson greet attendees who stopped by to visit at their tabletop display.
(L-R): Columbus Equipment Company’s Bob Stewart, Jeff Richards, Mark DiSalvo and Joshua Lovett welcomed the opportunity to discuss the company’s lineup of equipment geared for aggregate applications.
(L-R): Midwest Mine Services/Hall Industrial’s Nick Barthel, Bob Keaton III, Tim Meighan, Ryan Keaton, Bob Keaton, Scott George, Jamie Logan, Mike Parsley and Tim Kidd were ready to discuss the equipment and services needs of attendees at the event
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“Not only have we met all of our goals so far for local hiring and on-the-job training, we’ve exceeded them.” Minor operations will continue into spring 2019, such as final touches at the GCRTA station, permanent striping, concrete sealing and landscaping. During this work the road and bridge will remain open to traffic with minimal disruptions to traffic. Section 1 of the Opportunity Corridor, which included the widening of the existing East 105th Street between Quebec and Chester avenues, was completed and opened to traffic in the fall of 2017. Kokosing Construction Company Inc. was awarded the Section 2 of the Opportunity Corridor, which design-build contract on the third opened to opened to traffic in late November, and final section of the Opportunity features a new roadway between East 93rd Corridor with a bid amount of Street and Quebec Avenue. $150,858,250. Section 3 will ultimately connect I-490/I- through the communities of Slavic Village, 77 to East 93rd Street including two new Central, Kinsman, Buckeye-Shaker, and pedestrian bridges, four new bridges located Fairfax. The Ohio Department of Transportation over the boulevard, six signalized intersecDistrict 12 is leading the project in partnertions, new water mains, new major sanitary ship with the city of Cleveland. and storm sewers, along with tree lawns, (This story also can be found on sidewalks and a shared-use path. This is portion of the road is expected to be open to traf- Construction Equipment Guide’s website at www.constructionequipmentguide.com.) fic in fall 2021.
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