Elmhurst Road and Dundee Road Intersection Improvements
General Information
Tentative Start Date:
April 2016
Tentative Completion Date:
August 2016
Bid Opening:
February 5, 2016
Project Manager:
Kyle Goetzelmann
Contractor:
Alliance Contractors, Inc.
Awarded Contract Amount:
$1,105,680.29
Funding Sources:
Grant Funding and TIF
Project Information
This Project Includes:The construction involves extensive improvements to the Dundee Road/Elmhurst Road intersection, including a new traffic signal, additional turn lanes, as well as roadway widening of the intersection. The roadway widening will require removal of substantial areas of curbing, parkway, and sidewalk along the intersection.
This is an Illinois Department of Transportation (IDOT) administered and managed project utilizing federal Surface Transportation Program (STP) grant funding approved by and through the Northwest Municipal Council of Mayors Technical Committee.
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Project Updates
9.1.2016 Construction is 95% complete at the Elmhurst Road intersection, with no further lane closures expected. Temporary traffic signals are in place until final wiring and timing is performed on the new permanent traffic signal structures. All four corners now have sidewalks, and sod has been installed as well.
8.19.2016
Construction and lane closures continue at the Elmhurst Road intersection. On Monday, August 22, lane closures on Elmhurst Road are scheduled to be removed. However, lane closures will be installed on Dundee Road for approximately 10 days in order to complete pavement patching as well as the patching of remaining hand holes. This will complete all permanent lane closures necessary for this project. However, temporary lane closures are still possible once the contractor begins installing all permanent traffic signal equipment.