2017 Street Rehabilitation Project Set to Begin

The 2017 Street Rehabilitation Program will include resurfacing of approximately two miles of the City’s roadway network.

The City has contracted with Geneva Construction for the 2017 Street Rehabilitation Project. Work is anticipated to start in early June, with all roadway work scheduled to be completed in mid-August and restoration to take place in September.

For residents on streets scheduled to be resurfaced, keep an eye out for a letter from Public Works with additional information. If you receive an orange parking pass, work is anticipated to impact access to your driveway.

“The City of St. Charles Public Works Department maintains over 135 miles of roadways each year through a variety of maintenance strategies such as resurfacing, pavement patching, rejuvenation and reconstruction,” said Karen Young, Assistant Director of Public Works. “The goal of this annual maintenance is to provide consistently safe and efficient roadways for motorists in St. Charles.”

This year’s project locations are as follows:

Banbury Avenue from Madison Avenue to Independence Avenue
Banbury Court from Banbury Avenue to End of cul-de-sac
Bent Avenue from N. 2nd Avenue to N. 4th Avenue
Dunham Place from Dunham Road to End of street
Fellows Street from S. 13th Street to S. 12th Street
N. 3rd Avenue from Park Avenue to North Avenue
N. 5th Street from W. Main Street to Cedar Street
Pleasant Avenue from S. 13th Avenue to Jewel Avenue
S. 13th Street from Horne Street to Fellows Street
S. 14th Avenue from Indiana Avenue to South Avenue
S. 14th Street from IL Route 38 to Prairie Street

Please visit the 2017 Street Rehabilitation Program page for construction updates for each street. Look under 2017 Street Rehabilitation Program. On the page there also is a map that shows where the work is taking place.

For more information, please contact Civil Engineer Ken Jay at 630-377-4486 or kjay@stcharlesil.gov.

About the City of St. Charles

City of St. Charles Mission: Heritage. Community. Service. Opportunity. Friendly neighborhoods, unique architecture, beautiful parks, cultural amenities and innovative schools have earned St. Charles its reputation as the Pride of the Fox. Located in both DuPage and Kane counties, the City of St. Charles is 35 miles west of downtown Chicago, and has a population of approximately 33,000. Over 2,100 businesses, consisting of a balanced mix of retailers, restaurants and manufacturing facilities, employ more than 18,000 people. The City of St. Charles was named the #1 City for Families by Family Circle® magazine in 2011; one of the “150 Great Places in Illinois,” by the AIA Illinois; and one of the “Top 10 Towns To Live In” by West Suburban Living magazine. www.stcharlesil.gov.