The Village of Greendale has awarded its 2011 Street Rehabilitation Program contract to Stark Asphalt Construction Inc. to provide numerous pavement repairs and to resurface the following streets:

• South 84th St. - W. Edgerton north to Village limit.
• Fleming Ct.- Parkview Rd. to termini
• Darnell Ln. – Southway to Catalpa St.
• Oakwood Ct. – Oakwood St. to termini
• Oakwood Circle. – Oakwood St to termini.
• Hollow Ln. – Horizon Dr. to Old Loomis Rd.
• Briarclift Ct. – Brandon St. to termini.
• Numerous spot asphalt repairs, curb and sidewalk repairs, storm sewer improvements and conveyance structure repairs are also scheduled throughout the Village.
  

Construction work related to streets is expected to begin approximately May 9, 2011. Weather permitting, all of the work is to be completed by September 15, 2011. Access to roads and driveways will be maintained except for short periods of time when work is being done in your immediate area. The contractor will provide emergency vehicle access at all times. Recycling and refuse collection will continue on regularly scheduled days. Property owners having concrete work done in front of their properties (curb, approach or sidewalk) will not be permitted to drive on the new concrete for a period of 7 days. When access to your property is not possible, you will be allowed to park your vehicle on the adjacent street by contacting the Greendale Police Department at 423-2121 for permission.

Resurfacing work will involve some noise and inconvenience, and we therefore ask for your indulgence and patience. It is important to note there is no special assessment incurred by the property owners.

*Property owners are reminded that per Village of Greendale Policy any private systems such as lawn sprinkling apparatus, invisible pet fences, plantings, pathways and security systems that are installed in or placed on Village of Greendale Right of Way are the property owners responsibility. The Village cannot accept responsibility for damage done by contractors or Village personnel while working in the Right of Way.

If you have any questions regarding the Street Rehabilitation Program, please contact the Department of Public Works at 423-2133. Thank you for your cooperation.