Welcome to your Refreshed CCHOA Website!

After more than a dozen years, it was time for a refresh of our website. Everything you need to know about living in Cramer’s Crossing can be found here, including the forms and documentation you’ll need when making exterior modifications to your home. If you’re planning a house painting project or the installation of a new roof or patio be sure to check here first for the approvals you’ll need from the CCHOA Design Control Committee.

There’s also complete information about trash pick-up, schools, libraries and post offices, government officials, and snow and leaf removal. Important phone numbers and websites are available, along with news updates, weather information and quick access to traffic conditions and road construction projects.

Cramer’s Crossing homeowners MUST have a user ID and password to access the HOMEOWNER content on this website which includes all the needed information for exterior projects. Contact information for your CCHOA Board of Directors and access to the Resident Directory also requires you to login.

All homeowners should have received an e-mail with instructions on how to set up your new account. If you did not receive it, use the CONTACT US link in the menu bar for assistance.

Comments are always appreciated so if you find something missing or have suggestions for improvement, please reach out.

UPDATE: Roundabout Construction Has Begun With Total Closure of Avery & Rings Roads

A bit of traffic relief is finally coming as construction of the long discussed roundabout at the intersection of Avery, Rings and Cara began on February 10th.  This start to the project required the full closure of Rings Road (East) to Norn Street for more than a week to begin installation of sanitary sewer lines and manholes. The construction will include storm and sanitary sewer installation on the east side of Avery Road, along Cara Road and Cara Court. Curbs and gutters will also be built along those streets. 60% of the roundabout will be built on the west side of Avery Road.

Next up: The intersection of Avery & Rings Road (including Cara Court) is CLOSED for 60 days (the closure began on Monday, June 9th).

While the intersection of Avery, Rings and Cara will be closed to through traffic, access to homes and Ted Kaltenbach Park will be maintained via a temporary road. Detours will be posted, most likely diverting traffic to Cosgray to travel north and south. The decision to allow total closure of Avery and Rings shortens total construction time by about 6 months and saves the City $300,000. Cut-through traffic on Stockton Way and Cramer’s Crossing Drive is occurring as drivers seek a quick way of getting around the closure. Traffic has also increased on Rings Road East as drivers look for a way to get to Emerald Parkway to avoid the closure. The City has intermittently placed speed signs to remind drivers the speed limits are 25 mph on these residential streets.

The $6.2 million roundabout project is scheduled to be substantially complete by the end of October 2025. Also included in the project are new sidewalks, a shared use path, a pedestrian bridge and street lighting. This roundabout is considered an Interim Intersection Improvement project since the widening of Avery Road (and the Tuttle Crossing Blvd. extension) will not be happening in the near future. According to Paul Hammersmith, City of Dublin Director of Engineering, “the extension is not currently programmed in Dublin’s 5-Year Capital Improvements Program (CIP). The CIP is evaluated and updated annually and the (Tuttle) extension is always discussed as part of that update. Given the cost of the extension, the City of Dublin desires to have other agencies participate in funding the extension considering its regional benefit to the surrounding transportation network.”

Once the roundabout is completed there will finally be a safer way to make a turn to travel north on Avery Road, especially during busy times. The narrow and overloaded Avery Road however, will not be getting any relief for the forseeable future– as Columbus and Hilliard allow more commercial and apartment development to our south along Riggins Road.

NEW: The Resident Letter from the City of Dublin which outlines the entire project can be found here.

Click here to see the project memo and resolution approved by Dublin City Council on January 13, 2025. Complete project information can be found here.

Altafiber Completes Fiber Installation

The City of Dublin’s Fiber to Every Home project is complete in Cramer’s Crossing and the company’s internet service is now available. Homeowners have access to altafiber’s cutting-edge multi-gig XGS-PON ultra-high speed fiber network (speeds up to 10 gigabits). Altafiber joins Spectrum and AT&T in providing internet service to our community. Wireless 5G options are also available from Verizon and T-Mobile, sometimes with slower speeds than wired service. The Altafiber project is expected to be complete for ALL single family homes in Dublin by the end of 2025 with condos and other multi-unit developments slated for completion by 2026. For a fact sheet on the project click here.