Politics & Government
'Poor' Hinsdale Streets To Be Resurfaced
The village said it has examined the condition of all of its streets.

HINSDALE, IL – Hinsdale expects to spend $700,000 next year to resurface a half mile of streets.
Here are the planned projects:
- Monroe Street, from Sixth to Eighth streets (two blocks), rated "poor"
- Fifth Street, from Lincoln Street to Garfield Avenue (two blocks), rated "poor"
- Quincy Street, from North to Hickory streets (one block), rated "poor"
- Bodin Street, south of Eighth Street to north of Ninth Street (one block). This project is set to fix mid-block settling.
- Parking lot at Veeck Park, near 701 E. Chicago Ave., rated "poor"
In a memo, the village said it rated the condition of all village streets.
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On Tuesday, the Village Board plans to vote on paying $94,420 to HR Green for the engineering.
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