QUESTION: The Ohio Department of Transportation spends a lot of money, time and trouble building sound barrier walls to protect ... started on the massive highway overhaul. "Noise barriers will ...

Those sound barrier walls along the interstates are ugly, expensive and a huge waste of taxpayers' money. Get rid of all of them. Ron Grey, Lakewood If you purchase a product or register for an ...

Workers with SGL are now assembling a concrete wall on the west ... As FDOT has noted, sound barriers are not a perfect solution, and don’t reduce all sounds from a highway.

“Sound wall/barrier projects can be identified and funded by the general assembly as part of the biennial highway plan and do not require any reasonable or feasible analysis ...

The additional costs associated with designing a unique sound barrier wall and the additional costs for fabrication are estimated at $150,000. The overall estimated cost for the whole highway ...

Tall, concrete walls going up along the Highway 101 wildlife crossing near ... That amount of traffic can generate a lot of light and sound, said Seth Riley, a wildlife ecologist at the Santa ...

The sound for residents of Brighton Towers may be annoying to some, but the levels are not high enough to warrant noise barriers ... the highway, records show. The state will not build a wall ...

“Currently, the Department’s priority is the replacement in‐kind of existing walls ... that the highway noise “is borderline unbearable” and should be addressed with sound barriers.