General Information

• Start Date: May 1, 2026
• Est. Completion Date: September 17, 2026
• Location: Village-wide - See List Below
• Project Cost: $3,708,444.00
• Contractor: Builders Paving, LLC
• Project Impacts:
• Moving Daily Lane Closures
• Temporary Sidewalk Closure
• Construction Vehicle Presence

 

 

Project Updates (See Below for Overall Project Description and Street Statuses)

May 15, 2026: This week, the concrete contractor continued removing and pouring curb & walk on one side of various streets and is anticipated to continue this work through Area 1 and in part of Area 2. Next week, it is anticipated to flip sides and continue concrete work in Area 1 and a portion of Area 2. Additionally, the contractor will remove the walk on Wellington Ave. in anticipation of pouring back the new 6 foot walk, along with the removal and replacement of the bricks in front of the clocktower. 

May 8, 2026: This week, the concrete contractor began removing and pouring curb on the west side of Wellington Ave, east side of Cheltenham Rd. and is anticipated to start the remainder of the streets Area 1 at the end of this week and next week. Next week, it is anticipated to continue concrete work in Area 1.

May 1, 2026: This week, utilities began being marked in Area 1 of this year’s Residential Resurfacing Program. Next week, saw cutting in Area 1 will start, along with concrete removals along Wellington Ave.

Project Description

This is a street rehabilitation project and the work to be performed under this contract consists of curb and gutter removal and replacement, sidewalk removal and replacement, hot-mix asphalt surface removal, hot-mix asphalt pavement patching with sub-grade repairs, bituminous tack coat placement, hot-mix asphalt surface course, restoration with topsoil and seed, base reclamation at 2 locations,  and all incidental and collateral work necessary to complete the project. Construction is expected to begin in the spring of 2026 , with construction completion anticipated in the summer of 2026.

The construction activities for the residential resurfacing program are generally broken down into four phases:

Phase I (Storm Sewer) – Necessary repairs and/or modifications are made to the drainage structures along these roadways.

Phase II (Concrete) – Replacement of deteriorated curbs and sidewalks throughout the project area takes place. This work is generally limited to one side of the street at a time.

Phase III (Pavement) – The final phase includes full depth pavement patching, full depth base and pavement repairs, milling of the existing pavement surface, paving the new asphalt surface and the painting of pavement markings. Friendly reminder:  A tack-coat of fresh oil is applied prior to laying the new pavement layer as an adhesive or bonding agent between the asphalt layers. Fresh oil signage will be posted in advance to remind motorist to travel slowly on the tack-coat material.

Phase IV (Restoration) – Final restoration of all disturbed areas to be completed.

The following 7 miles of roadways in anticipated to be resurfaced starting in May and completed by mid-October: