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Trustees hear completion update on residential roads; punch‑list notes standing water at one court
Summary
Village engineer reported the residential roads project was substantially complete, with final restoration finished and a punch‑list item noting standing water on Tear Map Court that will require a pavement patch.
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The village engineer reported that the residential roads project is substantially complete; final restoration work finished last Friday and the village conducted a punch‑list inspection on the following Monday.
The engineer told trustees the overall project was "a success" and said residents have provided positive feedback. The inspection identified standing water at Tear Map Court that the engineer said "is not an acceptable solution" and will likely require a pavement patch in the roadway; staff said they will work with the contractor to correct the issue.
Trustees were asked to direct resident inquiries about remaining issues to village staff. The engineer said there were no major obstacles on the project and that crews will address noted punch‑list items.
Why it matters: The project repaired residential streets and generated positive resident responses, but the standing‑water issue represents a localized construction defect that the village expects the contractor to fix.
Next steps: Village staff will coordinate with the contractor to implement a pavement patch at the standing‑water location and communicate repair timing to affected residents.

