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2010 Board Meeting Schedule Tuesday, October 5 - Quarterly Meeting Monday, November 1 - Annual Meeting of Members Tuesday, November 23 - Quarterly Meeting For quarterly meeting locations, please contact a member of the CCHOA Board. The November Annual Meeting of Members is held at the Washington Township Administration Building, 6200 Eiterman Road.

Chili Cook-off Scheduled August 7, 2010 Save the date...the annual Cramer's Crossing Chili Cook-off is scheduled for Saturday, October 16, 2010. More details are coming soon.

Reminder: Columbus is a No Text Zone! May 5, 2010 While certainly no one who lives in Cramer's Crossing would even consider texting while driving, take note that the City of Columbus has now banned this distracting practice. Columbus City Code 2131.44 makes texting while driving a primary offense, meaning Columbus Police can stop you if there is a reasonable suspicion the statue is being violated. If you are involved in an accident and the officer suspects texting may have been involved, an investigation will take place to determine if a violation has occurred. The fine for texting while driving is $150. This is unlike the seat belt law, which is a secondary offense, meaning you can't be stopped specifically because you are not wearing your seat belt. More important details about the new ban: The ban covers writing and reading text messages or e-mail, as well as using the internet while driving. The ban covers drivers only, not passengers. You are considered to be driving even if you're stopped at a red light or stuck in a traffic jam. You must be pulled over or parked to text legally while in your car. Bexley, Hilliard, New Albany and Worthington are the other central Ohio cities with a ban on driving and texting.

Cramer's Crossing Chatter April 2010 The April edition of Cramer's Crossing Chatter, our spring newsletter, was recently delivered to all households. If you didn't receive your copy click here for an electronic version.

Emerald Parkway Construction Coming January 11, 2010 If you use Emerald Parkway to get to Tuttle Crossing Blvd. a year of orange barrels is in your future. The City of Dublin announced that a grant from the Ohio Public Works Commission of more than 4 million dollars will become available July 1st to help pay for the widening of Emerald Parkway between Rings Road and Tuttle Crossing. The start date for the construction project has yet to be determined. The rest of the nearly 8 million dollar project will be paid for by the City of Dublin ($1.3 million) and the City of Columbus ($2 million). Sixty per cent of this stretch of road is in Columbus and 40 per cent is in Dublin. [Click on the map to enlarge the image; use your browser's BACK button to return to this page.] The project will widen Emerald to a four-lane boulevard. The road is currently 2 lanes in some areas, 3 lanes in others. Improvements will include street lights, medians, curbs, gutters, sidewalks, a bicycle path and new traffic signals at Lakehurst Court and Glendon Court.  Completion of the project is expected in August 2011.

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