Look-Ahead Schedule

Nov 4, 2025
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Updated: 3 days ago

Look-Ahead Schedule

Starting Nov. 3, 2025

NiCor Utility relocations

Weeks of March 23, 2026 to April 6, 2026

Utility Work- Advance work for the Polaris Stormwater Improvement Project

Currently NiCor is performing relocation work which includes gas service mains 6 and 8 inches and, in some cases, replacing private gas services two inches to homes on Kilpatrick. Additional crews will also be working at school entrance on Kenton Ave. and will soon be working from Kilpatrick to Kedvale on 105th Street.

This work is required as these utilities conflict with the proposed sewer improvements and replacing the gas services is needed as some of these service lines are at the end of their useful life and due to the nature of the work is safer to replace currently.

What you can expect: This work will primarily be in the parkways and street, but from time to time some work may fall into the fronts of yards. Dirt, dust, noise and minor debris will be observed and sometimes encountered. We will do our best to always keep the site clean and safe. Driveways and sidewalks may be blocked from time to time during the progression of the work during work hours. Crews will make every effort to get you in and out of your driveways when needed, and driveways will always be accessible and open during off hours and weekends.

The utility company is going to restore the project. Landscaping, grass, trees, sidewalks, driveways and private property sprinklers will be replaced to original condition. I am currently trying to clarify if the parkway sprinklers will be repaired, as this is typically considered in the public’s Right of Way, and under state statutes Utility Companies and villages are not responsible for ornamental, or landscaping improvements such as sprinklers that are installed beyond property lines. Please note that restoration will occur when underground work is completed, possibly late May, early June.

Polaris Sewer Improvement Project

Weeks of March 23, 2026 to April 6, 2026

Kilpatrick Street from 108th to 109th will be opened for local traffic on March 23rd. 108th to 107th on Kilpatrick Street will be closed to public traffic, but open to those who live on the block. This work will be disruptive and will be extensive. It is our intention to work one block at a time and if work progresses as anticipated should last about a week. Crews will make every effort to get you in and out of your driveways when needed and driveways will always be accessible and open during off hours and weekends.

Work hours are 7am to 4:30pm, moving your vehicles to side streets prior to work starting will help crews be efficient and help stay on schedule and minimize your inconvenience.

Large diameter pipe installation will cause water disruptions as pipe progresses down the street. Flyers will be posted on doors of homes 48 hours prior to outage.

Work in the Polaris Park will continue and the following activities will be occuring daily. Earth excavation and trucking, with underdrain sewer installations for the foreseeable future.

Please feel free to reach out to us if you have questions or concerns

Heer Dave 224.477.7332

Tim Carter 630.352.8751

Polaris Sewer Improvement Project

Weeks of March 9, 2026 to March 23, 2026

On March 11th 2026 Kilpatrick Street from 108th to 109th will be closed for Construction as part of the Polaris Park Stormwater Project. A very large excavation will be occurring and will prevent motorist and pedestrian access in the road during this installation.

Construction on Kilpatrick mid block is anticipated to take up to 2 weeks, however depending on site conditions and how the work progresses, the duration could be shorter.

Work in the Polaris Park will continue, and the following activities will be occurring daily. Earth excavation and trucking, with underdrain sewer installations for the foreseeable future.

Please feel free to reach out to us if you have questions or concerns

Heer Dave 224.477.7332

Tim Carter 630.352.8751

NiCor Utility Relocations

Weeks of March 9, 2026 to March 23, 2026

Utility Work- Advance work for the Polaris Stormwater Improvements Project

Currently NiCor is performing relocation work which includes gas service mains 6’’ and 8’’ and in some cases replacing private gas services 2’’ to homes on Kilpatrick. Additional crews will also be working at school entrance on Kenton Ave. and will soon be working from Kilpatrick to Kedvale on 105th street.

This work is required as these utilities conflict with the proposed sewer improvements and replacing the gas services is needed as some of these service lines are at the end of their useful life, and due to the nature of the work is safer to replace currently.

What you can expect:

This work will primarily be in the parkways and street, but from time to time some work may fall into the fronts of yards. Dirt, dust, noise, and minor debris will be observed and sometimes encountered. We will do our best to always keep site clean and safe. Driveways and sidewalks may be blocked from time to time during the progression of the work during work hours. Crews will make every effort to get you in and out of your driveways when needed, and driveways will always be accessible and open during off hours and weekends.

The utility company is going to restore the project. Landscaping, grass, trees, sidewalks, driveways and private property sprinklers will be replaced to original condition. I am currently trying to clarify if the parkway sprinklers will be repaired, as this is typically considered in the publics Right of Way, and under state statutes Utility Companies and villages are not responsible for ornamental, or landscaping improvements such as sprinklers that are installed beyond property lines. Please note that restoration will occur when underground work is completed, possibly late May, Early June.

Week of February 16, 2026 to March 15th

NiCor Utility relocations

Utility Work – Advance work for the Polaris Stormwater Improvement Project

Currently NiCor is performing relocation work which includes gas service mains 6’’ and 8’’ and in some cases replacing private gas services 2’’ to homes on Kilpatrick from 108^th to 105^th Street and will soon be working from Kilpatrick to Kedvale on 105^th street.

This work is required as these utilities conflict with the proposed sewer improvements and replacing the gas services is needed as some of these service lines are at the end of their useful life, and due to the nature of the work is safer to replace at this time.

What you can expect:

The utility company is going to restore the project. Landscaping, grass, trees, sidewalks, driveways and private property sprinklers will be replaced to original condition. I am currently trying to clarify if the parkway sprinklers will be repaired, as this is typically considered in the publics Right of Way, and under state statutes Utility Companies and villages are not responsible for ornamental, or landscaping improvements such as sprinklers that are installed beyond property lines. Please note that restoration will occur when underground work is completed, possibly late May, Early June.

Please feel free to reach out to us if you have questions or concerns

Heer Dave 224.477.7332

Tim Carter 630.352.8751

Junction Chamber Installation Mid Block of Kilpatrick between 109th and 108th Avenues, tentative time of March 2nd to March 10th

Work will resume in Polaris Park, working on Earth Excavation and Underdrains systems Week of February 23rd

Work is scheduled to resume week of January 19,2026

Weather permitting

Work is weather sensitive and there will no activities December 23rd, 2025 to Jan 6th, 2026

Month of December, 2025

Topsoil stripping
Earth excavation

Week of November 24, 2025

Excavation
Topsoil stripping
Earth excavation

Week of November 17, 2025

Begin stripping topsoil at Polaris Park
Excavating for detention basin

Week of November 10, 2025

Installing fence
Excavation in park

Week of November 3, 2025

Installing silt fence at park
Installing tree protections at park
Removing Park field equipment
Installing entrances for construction equipment