CMAP/Michael Baker study: East Dundee’s roads need consistent funding to avoid steep decline
A CMAP‑led pavement study found the village’s pavement condition index averages 62.9 (fair). Scenarios show no funding drops the index to 38.7 in 10 years; maintaining current condition requires roughly $500K/year, hitting a satisfactory average (PCI 70) needs about $780K/year, and eliminating backlog would cost about $1.5M/year.
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Consultants working with the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) presented a pavement management study to the East Dundee board May 18, showing the village’s area‑weighted pavement condition index (PCI) averaged 62.9 — a "fair" rating — based on objective data collected last October.
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