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2026 Street Resurfacing Project
2026 Street Resurfacing Project Map
The 2026 Street Resurfacing Project includes curb, sidewalk and storm sewer repairs where applicable, and then the removal and replacement of the street surface. Work is expected to begin the week of April 20th and the contractor should be finished with construction by the end of July. This project encompasses approximately three miles of roadway throughout the Village.
The Contractor will be performing various forms of work on many streets throughout the Village and unforeseen circumstances such as weather and construction issues make it difficult to provide an exact date when the contractor will be performing a particular task adjacent to your home. Updates on the construction progress can be found below.
This type of construction can generate some inconveniences to residents that live adjacent to the roadway. The Contractor will be instructed to provide access to driveways as much as possible during work operations. However, some exceptions will occur. When new concrete curb or sidewalk is replaced adjacent to a driveway, you may lose access to your driveway for seven days or more while the concrete cures. While your driveway is inaccessible, arrangements have been made to allow overnight parking on your street and nearby streets. You will not need to notify the Police Department for overnight parking on these nights. A door hanger will be placed at your front door prior to undertaking work that will limit access to your driveway. You will find that when curbs and/or sidewalks adjacent to your driveway are repaired, a section of the driveway may be damaged. The contractor will perform those driveway repairs after the installation of the new curb or sidewalk.
If you or anyone in your household has physical impairments and requires special arrangements, please call Engineering Services at (630) 871-6220.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation during this project.
Street Resurfacing Construction Updates
- The project bid opening was conducted on March 17th.
- The contract was awarded to Schroeder Asphalt Services, Inc. on April 6th.
- The contractor tentatively plans to begin work during the week of April 20th.
- Week of April 20th - The concrete contractor will be sawing curb and sidewalk in preparation for miscellaneous curb and sidewalk replacement. This work will occur throughout the entire limits of the project.
- Week of April 20th - The concrete contractor will be removing and replacing concrete curb and sidewalk on Main Place, West Street, Gundersen Drive, Executive Drive and Thornhill Drive.
- Week of April 27th - The concrete contractor is progressing through the Village at a fast pace. The contractor is expected to continue removing and replacing concrete curb and sidewalk on all remaining streets that are part of this roadway project.
- Week of April 27th - The storm sewer contractor will be installing underdrains at all planned locations this week. If underdrain is to be installed near your residence, you should have received an informational letter that describes the purpose of the work and what to expected during construction via US Mail.
- Week of May 11th - Concrete curb and sidewalk work is nearing completion, but the contractor continues to perform miscellaneous curb and sidewalk repairs throughout the project limits. The storm sewer contractor also continues with storm structure repairs and underdrain installation work.
- Week of May 11th - The asphalt contractor will begin milling the aged surface of asphalt on several streets beginning with Doris Avenue and continuing with several streets in the southeast portion of the project. The road will be open to traffic at all times, but temporary construction delays are expected. To help the contractor's work, please refrain from parking on the streets within the construction zone between the hours of 6AM and 5PM.
- Week of May 11th - The asphalt contractor worked faster than expected and milling operations are now complete throughout the limits of the project.
- Week of May 18th - The contractor will begin placing the new surface of asphalt on the southeast section of the project. They are expected to begin on Doris Avenue, West Street, Executive Drive, Gundersen Drive, Main Place and Thornhill Drive. Just prior to asphalt placement, the contractor must spray a tacky oil on the streets. Please drive cautiously through the construction zone right after the oil is sprayed, it will stick to vehicles or anything else it comes in contact with for the first couple hours after placement. Additionally, please refrain from parking on these streets between the hours of 6AM and 5PM.
- Work is substantially complete.
2025 Pavement Rejuvenation Project
2025 Pavement Rejuvenation Project Map
The Village has hired American Road Maintenance to perform our annual asphalt pavement rejuvenation maintenance on several streets throughout the Village. The contractor plans to perform a majority of the work during the months of June and July. This pavement treatment is dependent on weather conditions. Application will be suspended if there is rain in the forecast and will resume when weather allows.
Although streets will remain open while the rejuvenator product is being applied and limited vehicle traffic can be accommodated, we strongly encourage motorists to avoid the work area until the work has been successfully completed in an area. If you must drive on the street during the application process, we encourage you to exit your driveway and drive through the work area slowly to avoid tracking and splattering the material on your vehicle. In addition, if you drive onto your driveway before the product has cured, it will cause tracking and staining on the driveway and sidewalk.
2025 Crackfill Project
The Village has hired Denler, Inc. to perform our annual Crackfill Project on several streets throughout the Village. The contractor plans to complete a majority of the work during the month of July. This work includes placing a fiberized asphalt material on existing cracks on the asphalt roadway surface. All streets receiving treatment will be opened to traffic at all times but minor construction delays should be expected at the location where the cracks are being filled.
