Active Projects

2019 Sewer Rehabilitation Program

The Village has identified areas of the sewer network that are in need of rehabilitation. The rehabilitation efforts will reduce the inflow and infiltration (I/I) of both stormwater and debris into the sanitary sewer system, thus lessening both the frequency and severity of sewer surcharges and sewer backups. The life of the existing sewer will also be extended.

Biermann Avenue (Sunset to North Ave)

This project consists of the rehabilitation of North Biermann Avenue from Sunset Drive to North Avenue. The project also consists of the replacement of the existing water main, including fire hydrants, valves and water services. The project also includes some selective sanitary system improvements.

Charles Avenue Improvement Project

This project consists of the reconstruction of North Charles Avenue from St. Charles Road to Oak Street. The project includes combined sewer separation. The project also includes replacement of the existing 4'' water main. Some selective sanitary sewer system improvements are also included.

College Streets Improvement Project

This project consists of the replacement of existing 4" and 6" water mains on North Iowa Avenue from Stone to Vermont, on North Michigan Avenue from Stone to Vermont, and on West Vermont Street from Wisconsin to Harvard. The project will also include pavement improvements on Iowa and on a portion of Michigan Avenue.

Combined Sewer Separation

Harvard Avenue (Jefferson Park to Plymouth)

This project consists of improvements on North Harvard Avenue from Jefferson Park to Plymouth Street. The project consists of installing approximately 1,800 linear feet of 8” water main, including fire hydrants, valves and water services. The project also includes pavement removal, aggregate base course, Hot-Mix Asphalt Binder Course, Hot-Mix Asphalt Surface Course, curb and gutter installation, sidewalk removal and replacement, driveway pavement removal and replacement, adjusting sanitary services, storm sewer removal and replacement and parkway restoration.

Harvard Avenue (Plymouth to Ridge)

This project consists of improvements on North Harvard Avenue from Plymouth Street to Ridge Road. The project includes the replacement of the existing 4" water main from Plymouth Street to Sunset Drive. The project also includes pavement removal, aggregate base course, Hot-Mix Asphalt Binder Course, Hot-Mix Asphalt Surface Course, curb and gutter installation, sidewalk removal and replacement, driveway pavement removal and replacement, adjusting sanitary services, storm sewer removal and replacement and parkway restoration.

Maple Area Improvement Project

This project consists of road pavement reconstruction of areas of Maple, Pine, Oak, Myrtle, Summit, and Division and the separation of any combined sewers located in those areas.

Michigan Avenue (Kenilworth to Central)

This project consists of pavement improvements on South Michigan Avenue from Central Boulevard to Kenilworth Avenue and the separation of the existing combined sewer main.

Myrtle Avenue (Terry to Madison)

This project consists of improvements on South Myrtle Avenue from Terry Lane to Madison Street. The project includes the replacement of the existing 6" water main. The water main improvements are expected to be funded through an IEPA Water Loan.

Plymouth Street Improvement Project

This project consists of improving Plymouth Street from Ardmore Avenue to Villa Avenue in the Village of Villa Park which includes hot-mix asphalt (HMA) resurfacing and HMA pavement reconstruction. The total length of improvements is 2,594 feet (0.49 mile). The pavement resurfacing areas will consist of 2” of HMA surface course and ¾” of polymerized leveling binder. These resurfacing areas will also have pavement patching and spot curb and gutter replacement based on field conditions. In addition, there will be sidewalk replacement at intersections to meet the Public Right-of-Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG), driveway reconstruction, drainage and utility improvements, pavement markings, signing, erosion & sediment control, and landscaping.

Sugar Creek Watershed Drainage Improvement Project

This project is a combination of the South Michigan Avenue Improvement (Madison to Jackson), Jackson Pond Overflow, Jackson Pond Outlet Project, and other upcoming projects.

Third Avenue (Holly to Division)

Separation of the existing combined sewer on N Third Ave between Holly Ct and Division St.

Tri-Trail Connector Project

Villa Avenue Bridge Improvement Project

This project consists of the rehabilitation of the South Villa Avenue bridge over Sugar Creek.

Villa Avenue (St. Charles to North Ave)

This project consists of the rehabilitation of North Villa Avenue from S. Charles Road to North Avenue.

Washington Area Combined Sewer Separation Project

The Washington Area Combined Sewer Separation Project is a large scale multi-year plan to reduce local flooding frequency and severity, and sewer backups. This project consists of the separation of combined sewers on Washington Street from Yale to Monterey, Euclid Avenue from Madison to Highland, and Yale Avenue from Madison to Park. These areas were identified by the 2015 Comprehensive Flood Plan and Storm Sewer System Analysis prepared by Christopher B. Burke Engineering, Ltd. The Washington Area project has been broken up into multiple construction projects that will be bid and constructed separately over the course of several years.

Yale Avenue (Plymouth to Ridge)

This project consists of the reconstruction of North Yale Avenue from Plymouth Street to Ridge Road. The project includes replacement of the existing water main. Some selective sanitary sewer system improvements are also included.

Westmore Avenue (St. Charles to Division)

This project consists of improvements on North Westmore Avenue from St. Charles Road to Division Street. The project includes combined sewer separation. Some selective water and sanitary system improvements are also included.

Wisconsin Avenue (Vermont to Stone)

This project consists of the rehabilitation of North Wisconsin Avenue from Vermont Street to Stone Road by means of selected pavement rehabilitation methods. Some selective water and sanitary system improvements are also included.