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State delay pushes Dundee Road resurfacing into 2026; village completes water-main work by end of month
Summary
Village staff told trustees the state postponed letting the Dundee Road resurfacing from June to September, pushing the pavement work to spring 2026; the village expects to finish its water-main replacement by the end of June and reopen lanes July 1 with patched pavement.
Village staff told the Village Board on June 16 that the Illinois Department of Transportation moved the letting for Dundee Road resurfacing from June to September, which will shift the state's resurfacing work to spring 2026. Village staff said they will complete their water-main replacement work on schedule by the end of the month.
Public Works Director Kelp (as identified in the meeting) said, "We are wrapping our water main replacement project on time. We should be finished by the end of the month." He told trustees he was notified Friday that the State of Illinois "is not planning to let the resurfacing project in June...instead, they're going to let it in September, which will push back the construction to the spring of 2026."
Trustees asked about traffic impacts. Director Kelp said that, as of July 1, village work should be complete and lanes open: "Correct. Yes. We will complete our project and it will be complete. The pavement will be patched. It won't be...new asphalt. But all traffic will be open." The transcript records no further action by the board on the matter; the update was informational.
The village noted the schedule change will likely result in construction spanning two seasons on Dundee Road (village work this summer, state resurfacing in 2026). No new funding requests or changes to the village's scope were recorded at the meeting.
