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CMAP approves pavement-management study; Holiday Hills' share capped at $2,000
Summary
Director Dzialo reported that the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) approved the village's application for a pavement-management engineering study; the minutes record the village's maximum cost for the study is $2,000 and written approval is pending.
Director Dzialo told the board that CMAP has approved the village's application to review and assist on pavement-management issues and that the engineering-study grant will require the village to pay up to $2,000. The village is awaiting written approval before proceeding.
President Giles earlier reported recent work approved for grinding and applying a binder on NE Shore/Pine and Hyde Park; he said the board received estimates ranging from approximately $30,000 to $42,000 for repaving Pine and that additional quotes are being sought.
