Shelly resurfaced SR 161 from Sawmill Rd. to SR 315 under ODOT District 6 project 30(2007).

Burton Scot overlaid SR 21 from the Ohio Turnpike to SR 82 with 2 courses of asphalt concrete including an item 424, Smoothseal, surface.

SR 651, Baltic to New Bedford. Shelly widened SR 651 with asphalt concrete base and a two couse overlay. The Project was ODOT District 5, 488(2006).

SR 750 Relocation. Shelly & Sands constructed new, deep strength asphalt pavement to relocate SR 750 as a six lane pavement from Wellington Boulevard to SR 257 under ODOT project 234.

US 36, Piqua. Barrett milled and resurfaced Ash St. (US 36) in the City of Piqua near the I-75 interchange under ODOT District 7 project 224(2007) Barrett performed the two course overlay at night to minimize traffic disruption.

SR 19 at Oak Harbor. Erie constructed new pavement to replace the existing from the Portage River to the Oak Harbor NCL using 6 in. of 302 base, 1.75 in. of 19mm superpave and 1.25 in. of 12.5mm Superpave.

SR 60, Morgan Co. Shelly & Sands overlaid SR 60 with a two course overlay on ODOT project 251(2007) and acheived density and smoothness.

SR 7 and 145, Monroe Co. Shelly & Sands placed a two course overlay on both routes under ODOT project 317(2006).

SRs 60, 96 and 250, Ashland. Kokosing milled and resurfaced the 3 routes in the City of Ashland using item 442 Superpave, to prevent rutting in the high stress areas. The project was ODOT, District 3, 210(2007).

Limited Brands Street Campus. Decker milled and overlaid the facility using City of Columbus specifications.

Proctor & Gamble Distribution Center, Lima. Shelly constructed a heavy duty asphalt pavement for this truck handling facility.

Parking lot for a new retail development off Tylersville Rd. in Butler County. The project included flat grades and numerous architectural details to make for challenging paving.

New Page Office Parking Facility

Shops at Fallen Timbers 164,000 sy of light duty and 58,000 sy of heavy duty asphalt pavement to accomodate a large commercial development in the City of Maumee.

Jurgensen used 39,000 tons of surface, intermediate and base course asphalt concrete meeting FAA specifications and polymer modified binder to rehabilitate various taxiways at the Dayton International Airport.

Marzane upgraded its existing plant 6 in Zanesville to secure the ecological award for 2007.