INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indianapolis Department of Public Works is scaling back plans for a major road project at the Marion-Johnson county line, moving from a five-lane design to three lanes. Some residents expressed frustration with the new proposal during a public meeting Wednesday at Glenns Valley Elementary School.
The South County Line Road project, in development since 2020, covers more than two miles from the east end of the I-69 interchange to State Road 135.
“The purpose of the project is to improve mobility and safety across the county line corridor,” Indy DPW Chief Engineer Mark St. John said…