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Asphalt Street Resurfacing Program - 2017
Asphalt streets are selected for rehabilitation based on a computerized pavement management system (IMS), a thorough review of the condition of the pavement surface/base conditions by Public Works staff, pavement condition in relation to the adjacent streets, timing to select and complete the most cost effective rehabilitation measure and coordination with other Village infrastructure projects.
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Central Business District Infrastructure - 2017
The Central Business District (CBD) is the Village’s downtown area, which includes retailers and restaurants, the Village Green Park and Northbrook’s Metra Station. Work will be done on the streets within the Central Business District including Shermer Road between Maple Avenue and Waukegan Road, Meadow Road between Walters Avenue and Cherry Lane, Cherry Lane between the railroad underpass and Keystone Avneue, and Church Street between Keystone Avenue and Shermer Road.
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Lee Road Reconstruction - Summer 2017
The Village of Northbrook will be reconstructing and converting Lee Road to asphalt. Lee Road serves as the primary connector between Lake-Cook Road and the Williamsburg Subdivision as well as the properties on Longmeadow Road and the Cove School.
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Lone Tree Subdivision Phase II - Summer 2017
The Village of Northbrook proactively reviews the condition of our utility systems, water and sewers, on an annual basis and updates our recommended five-year Capital Improvement Plan. Water mains are scheduled for replacement on Bayberry Drive (between Laburnum Drive and Huehl Road), Sorrel Drive (between Laburnum Drive and Huehl Road), Tamarind Drive (between Laburnum Drive and Huehl Road), Banyan Drive (between Sorrel Drive and Tamarind Drive), and Huehl Road (between Harris Drive and Tamarind).
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Sidewalk Improvement Program - Summer 2017
The Village of Northbrook systematically surveys public sidewalks to identify defective and deteriorated sections of sidewalk that create a potential hazard and a liability for the Village. Often, tree roots that push up sections of sidewalks and the Midwest’s freeze/thaw cycle cause sections of sidewalk to be defective and or deteriorate. Village staff survey sidewalks based on logical geographic areas to determine which portions are to be replaced.
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