About this Project
CLEVELAND -- The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) has completed construction on a major makeover the Warrensville-Shaker Station, on the Green Line, at 2800 Warrensville Center Road in Shaker Heights.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held Nov. 22, 2016. The station remained open during construction.
The station is close to the Shaker Heights Middle School, the Bertram Woods Branch of the Shaker Heights Llibrary and University School.
Improvements
- Selective demolition of the existing station and platform
- Construction of a new station with ADA loading platforms
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Warrensville-Shaker Station eastbound platform view with signs. -
Elevated view of the Warrensville-Shaker Station platforms and parking area -
RTA signage at Warrensville-Shaker Station entrance -
Warrensville-Shaker Station bus stop and RTA station sign -
Train arriving at Warrensville-Shaker Station platform -
Platform shelters and emergency phones at the Warrensville-Shaker Station -
Overhead view of both rail tracks at Warrensville-Shaker Station -
Eastbound train waiting at Warrensville-Shaker Station -
Accessible ramp and rail tracks at the Warrensville-Shaker Station
Progress and Milestones
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Began in early 2013Design workcompleted
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Construction bid
A $1.8 million contract was awarded Dec. 15, 2015, to Schirmer Construction of North Olmsted. Federal funds will pay for 80 percent of the work.
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March 2016Constructioncompleted
Team and Partners
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Schirmer Construction