Progress Updates

Week in Review: Accomplishments and Progress

This week, the contractor completed fine grading of the aggregate subgrade for the roadway. Aggregate subgrade was also placed for the proposed sidewalk, and the aggregate base course for the barrier curb was installed. Framing and pouring of both the concrete curb and concrete sidewalk were completed.

Looking Ahead: Planned Work

Next week, the utility company subcontractor for MCI is scheduled to complete the installation of underground conduit and fiber optic cable along the south side of the project.

Community Impact: What to Expect

With the road closure now in effect, residents should be aware that Oak Spring Road from east of the Des Plaines River Trail to west of Hawthorn Lane is closed to traffic for the duration of the project. This closure is necessary to ensure the safety of both the workers and the public. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as work to improve the community’s infrastructure continues. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the project’s progress and any anticipated changes in traffic patterns.

Week in Review: Accomplishments and Progress

This week, the contractor completed clearing and hauling the remaining concrete forms from the jobsite. Rip rap placement around the abutments and flared end sections was also finalized. Grading work began in preparation for the new roadway.

Looking Ahead: Planned Work (Weather Dependent)

Next week, the contractor plans to continue grading for the roadway and begin placing the aggregate subgrade, weather permitting.

Community Impact: What to Expect

With the road closure now in effect, residents should be aware that Oak Spring Road from east of the Des Plaines River Trail to west of Hawthorn Lane is closed to traffic for the duration of the project. This closure is necessary to ensure the safety of both the workers and the public. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as work to improve the community’s infrastructure continues. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the project’s progress and any anticipated changes in traffic patterns.

Week in Review: Accomplishments and Progress

This week, the contractor installed storm sewer frames and grates and completed backfilling along the retaining walls. Work also began on placing rip rap around the abutments and flared end sections.

Looking Ahead: Planned Work (Weather Dependent)

Next week, the contractor plans to clear and haul the remaining concrete forms from the jobsite. Weather permitting, rip rap placement around the abutments and flared end sections will be completed. Grading of the site is also anticipated to begin as conditions allow.

Community Impact: What to Expect

With the road closure now in effect, residents should be aware that Oak Spring Road from east of the Des Plaines River Trail to west of Hawthorn Lane is closed to traffic for the duration of the project. This closure is necessary to ensure the safety of both the workers and the public. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as work to improve the community’s infrastructure continues. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the project’s progress and any anticipated changes in traffic patterns.

Week in Review: Accomplishments and Progress

This week, the contractor continued work on the parapet wall by caulking the exterior faces of both the north and south walls.

Looking Ahead: Planned Work (Weather Dependent)

Next week, the contractor plans to clear and haul remaining concrete forms from the job site. Weather permitting, grading operations are anticipated to begin, along with the completion of rip rap placement around the abutments.

Community Impact: What to Expect

With the road closure now in effect, residents should be aware that Oak Spring Road from east of the Des Plaines River Trail to west of Hawthorn Lane is closed to traffic for the duration of the project. This closure is necessary to ensure the safety of both the workers and the public. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as work to improve the community’s infrastructure continues. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the project’s progress and any anticipated changes in traffic patterns.

Week in Review: Accomplishments and Progress

This week, the contractor completed the removal of the concrete forms from the bridge deck and began cleaning both the bridge deck and sidewalk.

Looking Ahead: Planned Work

Next week, the contractor plans to clear and haul the remaining concrete forms from the job site. Once weather conditions improve and the ground thaws, grading of the site is anticipated to begin. Additionally, the contractor plans to complete the placement of rip rap around the abutments.

Community Impact: What to Expect

With the road closure now in effect, residents should be aware that Oak Spring Road from east of the Des Plaines River Trail to west of Hawthorn Lane is closed to traffic for the duration of the project. This closure is necessary to ensure the safety of both the workers and the public. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as work to improve the community’s infrastructure continues. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the project’s progress and any anticipated changes in traffic patterns.

Week in Review: Accomplishments and Progress

This week, the contractor removed the concrete forms from the parapet wall and cleared the concrete forms and work deck along the outside spans of the bridge. Grinding and patching were completed on the outside of both the north and south parapet walls.

Looking Ahead: Planned Work

Next week, the contractor plans to clear and haul the remaining concrete forms from the job site. Additional cleanup efforts will include cleaning the bridge deck and sidewalk. Following this, work is expected to pause until temperatures rise and the ground thaws, allowing construction to resume.

Community Impact: What to Expect

With the road closure now in effect, residents should be aware that Oak Spring Road from east of the Des Plaines River Trail to west of Hawthorn Lane is closed to traffic for the duration of the project. This closure is necessary to ensure the safety of both the workers and the public. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as work to improve the community’s infrastructure continues. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the project’s progress and any anticipated changes in traffic patterns.

Week in Review: Accomplishments and Progress

No work was performed this past week.

Looking Ahead: Planned Work

Next week, the contractor plans to resume work by removing the concrete forms from the parapet wall and proceeding with grinding and patching to refine its surface. Additionally, the contractor anticipates removing the work deck and concrete forms along the outside spans of the bridge.

Community Impact: What to Expect

With the road closure now in effect, residents should be aware that Oak Spring Road from east of the Des Plaines River Trail to west of Hawthorn Lane is closed to traffic for the duration of the project. This closure is necessary to ensure the safety of both the workers and the public. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as work to improve the community’s infrastructure continues. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the project’s progress and any anticipated changes in traffic patterns.

Week in Review: Accomplishments and Progress

This week, the contractor poured the concrete parapet wall along the south side of the approach slabs and bridge deck.

Looking Ahead: Planned Work

Next week, the contractor plans to remove the concrete forms from the parapet wall and begin grinding and patching. Additionally, the contractor anticipates continuing to remove the work deck and concrete forms along the outside spans of the bridge, weather dependent.

Community Impact: What to Expect

With the road closure now in effect, residents should be aware that Oak Spring Road from east of the Des Plaines River Trail to west of Hawthorn Lane is closed to traffic for the duration of the project. This closure is necessary to ensure the safety of both the workers and the public. Your patience and understanding are greatly appreciated as work to improve the community’s infrastructure continues. Residents are encouraged to stay informed about the project’s progress and any anticipated changes in traffic patterns.