Springboro

or three weeks and advised residents of a traffic pattern change coming.

“Next Wednesday night the traffic pattern will be switched such that the traveling public will be utilizing the south side of the road and not the north side of the road. Please adjust your schedule accordingly Thursday morning while the everyone adjusts to the new traffic patterns,” the newsletter said.

“So over the next few weeks, residents may see little to no work being done at the intersection, as we wait for Duke to re-engage in the project.”

The road project and redevelopment of the northwest corner is to cost the city more than $15 million. The intersection, expected to cost about $10 million, was to be completed by late summer or early fall 2018.

Construction began in June.

At the council meeting, Councilman Jim Chmiel asked if Milcon planned to open up the eastbound curb lane of Ohio 73, closed off for the construction, before leaving the site.

Thompson said this was unlikely, but she would contact the contractor.

Also Thursday, Thompson said Speedway had agreed to settle litigation over the southwest corner, where it owned and operated a gas station-convenience store taken for the project.

The former sites of two other corner gas stations have been cleared.