Shaker-Lee Station, on the Green Line

About this Project

CLEVELAND -- The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA) built a new Green Line station on Shaker Boulevard at Lee Road, in Shaker Heights for $1.7 million.

The current station is close to the Shaker Heights Historical Society.

On Jan. 15, 2015, the RTA Board of Trustees awarded a $160,000 contract for design and construction support to CHA Consulting of Cleveland. About 80 percent of the cost will be paid with federal funds.

The railroad crossing at Lee Road, featuring tracks and a traffic signal.
The Lee-Shaker station platform, showcasing the yellow safety edge and adjacent tracks.
A railroad signal at the Lee-Shaker station, with tracks and the station in the background.
A ramp leading to the platform at the Lee-Shaker station with an emergency phone visible.
A glass and metal shelter at the Lee-Shaker station, surrounded by landscaping.
A close-up of the shelter at the Lee-Shaker station with a clear view of the benches and design.
A frontal view of the shelter at the Lee-Shaker station with seating visible inside.
A different angle of the shelter at the Lee-Shaker station, highlighting its structure and surroundings.
A view of the Lee-Shaker station from across the street with trees and a sidewalk.
A wide view of the Lee-Shaker Westbound station with railroad tracks in the foreground.

Progress and Milestones

September 27, 2016
Design Work
Notice of Award
completed
2016
Construction Bid
A $1,394,000 contract was awarded to Schirmer Construction of North Olmsted. Federal funds paid for 80% of the work.
completed
March 2017
Construction
Site work began in March 2017 and was complete by October 2017.
completed
October 18, 2017
Ribbon Cutting
completed

Team and Partners

Schirmer Construction

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