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Draft 2026 road program estimate rises to about $2.5 million, engineer says
Summary
The village engineer's draft drainage memo for the 2026 Road Program lists resurfacing and drainage work for eight roads and shows a preliminary cost of about $2.5 million, up from the originally budgeted $2.0 million; the board will have the committee review details and make recommendations.
Administrator Pat DiPersio told the board the village engineer provided a draft drainage memo for the 2026 Road Program that would include Oak Knoll, Meadow Lane, Winchester, August Zupec, Helena, Golf Lane, Pine Grove and Martin roads. DiPersio said the draft covers resurfacing and additional drainage repair and that the engineer's preliminary cost estimate is around $2.5 million compared with the original $2.0 million budget.
DiPersio said he will prepare the detailed information for committee review and the committee will make recommendations to the board. The minutes note numerous drainage issues identified by residents that influenced the scope of the draft proposal.
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