General Information

• Start Date: May 2025
• Est. Completion Date: Mid October 2025
• Location: Village-wide 
• Project Cost: $3,390,884.00
• 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)

July 11, 2025:  This week, the contractor finished paving Zone 2 completing paving for this year’s Residential Resurfacing Project. It is anticipated in the coming weeks the striping will be completed and punch list items will be put together for this project.

July 3, 2025: This week, the contractor continued paving Zone 2. It is anticipated for paving to be completed early next week after the 4^th of July weekend, with striping and punch list items left for this project.

June 27, 2025: This week, the contractor finished paving in Zone 1, finished pavement patching in Zone 2 and started paving in Zone 2. Next week, paving will continue in Zone 2.

June 13, 2025: This week, the contractor finished pavement removal in Zone 1 and started pavement removal in Zone 2. Additionally, pavement patching in Zone 1 started and the concrete contractor finished up in Zone 2. Next week, the roadway patching crew and paving crew are anticipated to be in Zone 1. The roadway patching crew is anticipated to finish in Zone 1 and start roadway patching in Zone 2. Additionally, pavement removal will be completed in Zone 2.

June 6, 2025: This week, the contractor continued concrete removal and replacement work in Zone 2 and began milling the roadway in Zone 1. Next week, the driveway patching crew, roadway patching crew and paving crew are anticipated to be in Zone 1. It is anticipated the concrete contractor will complete the work in Zone 2, with landscaping restoration starting and milling to begin in Zone 2. 

May 30, 2025: This week, 2 days were lost with the holiday and rain, however, the contractor continued concrete removal and replacement work in Zone 2 and started landscaping in Zone 1. Next week, the driveway patching crew is scheduled to be in Zone 1 along with pavement removal starting in Zone 1. 

May 23, 2025: This week, the contractor continued concrete work in Zone 2 and cleaned up Zone 1 in preparation for landscaping and pavement removal.  Next week, the landscaping contractor and driveway patching crew are scheduled to be in Zone 1. With the rain, pavement removal got pushed into the following week. Additionally, concrete removal and replacement will continue in Zone 2 and will be switching sides later in the week. 

May 16, 2025: This week, the contractor completed concrete removal and replacement in Zone 1 and started concrete work in Zone 2. Next week, it is anticipated that the contractor will continue concrete work in Zone 2.

May 9, 2025: This week, the contractor continued concrete curb and sidewalk removal and replacement in Zone 1. Next week, it is anticipated that the contractor will continue concrete work in Zone 1, flipping work to the opposite side of the streets.

May 2, 2025: This week, the general contractor started saw cutting in Zone 1 and started curb and sidewalk removals on May 1. Next week, it is anticipated that the general contractor will continue concrete removals and start pouring back the curb and sidewalk in Zone 1.

Project Description

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:

• Arizona Pass, California Street to Texas Street
• California Street, Texas Street to Meacham Road
• Colorado Lane, Nevada Lane to Arizona Pass
• Edgewood Lane, Willow Lane to Wildwood Road
• Germaine Lane, Wildwood Road to Willow Lane
• Germaine Place, Germaine Lane to Southwest End
• Greenbriar Street, Landmeier Road to Crest Avenue
• Holly Lane, Tanglewood Drive to Landmeier Road
• Home Avenue, Texas Street to Biesterfield Road
• Home Circle, Home Avenue to East End
• Idaho Place, Utah Street to New Mexico Trail
• Montana Way, California Street to Oklahoma Way
• Nevada Lane, California Street to Arizona Pass
• New Mexico Court, New Mexico Trail to Northeast End
• New Mexico Trail, Oregon Trail to Montana Way
• Oklahoma Circle, Oklahoma Way to Northeast End
• Oklahoma Way, Montana Way to New Mexico Trail
• Oregon Trail, Texas Street to New Mexico Trail
• Ridgewood Road, Oakton Street to Wildwood Road
• Shadywood Lane, Willow Lane to Oakton Street
• Tanglewood Court, Tanglewood Drive to Southeast End
• Tanglewood Drive, Ridgewood Road to Greenbriar Street
• Texas Street, Meacham Road to California Street
• Thorndale Avenue, Landmeier Road to Germaine Lane
• Utah Circle, Utah Street to East End
• Utah Street, Texas Street to Nevada Lane
• Westgate Avenue, Holly Lane to Arlington Heights Road
• Wildwood Place, Wildwood Road to West End
• Wildwood Road, Landmeier Road to Oakton Street
• Willow Lane, Germaine Lane to East End
• Woodcrest Lane, Crest Avenue to Oakton Street