2023 Neighborhood Resurfacing

Project Summary

This annual program includes grinding and resurfacing, crack sealing, small-scale patching, and pavement preservation.

LATEST UPDATE

October 13, 2023

Sod condition is continuing to be monitored until 30-day establishment period. All other punch list and clean up activities have been completed.

PAST UPDATES

September 29, 2023

• The landscaping contractor has replaced dead sod throughout the project.
• The contractor is continuing to address punch list and other cleanup items.
• Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

September 22, 2023

• The landscaping contractor is replacing dead sod previously installed. The contractor is continuing to address punch list and other cleanup items.
• Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

September 15, 2023

• The landscaping contractor is continuing sod installation and watering, including the replacement of dead sod previously installed. The contractor will also continue addressing punch list and other cleanup items.
• Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

September 8, 2023

• The landscaping contractor returned to town the week of 9/4 to begin prep work for disturbed areas. It is expected that sod installation will begin on Friday, September 8th and continue into the week of September 11th.
• The contractor will also resume addressing punch list and other cleanup items. Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

August 25, 2023

• The contractor will continue punch list clean-up and miscellaneous items.
• Sod is unable to be placed due to temperature restrictions; landscape restoration will resume when specifications permit sod to be installed, likely in September. The contractor is responsible for managing weeds and keeping the areas maintained in the meantime. Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.
• Areas which were stabilized with straw blanket will be permanently restored with sod when temperatures are back within specifications.

August 18, 2023

• The contractor will continue punch list clean-up and miscellaneous items. Sod is unable to be placed due to temperature restrictions; landscape restoration will resume when specifications permit sod to be installed, likely in September. The contractor is responsible for managing weeds and keeping the areas maintained in the meantime.
• Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod. Areas which were stabilized with straw blanket will be permanently restored with sod when temperatures are back within specifications.

August 11, 2023

• The contractor will continue punch list clean-up and miscellaneous items. Sod is unable to be placed due to temperature restrictions; landscape restoration will resume when specifications permit sod to be installed, likely in September. The contractor is responsible for managing weeds and keeping the areas maintained in the meantime.
• Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

August 4, 2023

• Stone shoulder work continued on Friday, 8/4 in the area north of Ogden and east of Main Street [(Lindley, Douglas ( Ogden to N. Dead End), Highland (Ogden to N. Dead End), 41st St (Highland to Washington; Earlston to Fairview), 40th St (Elm to Fairview), Earlston (39th to 41st), Glendenning (39th to Ogden Ave), Sterling (39th to Ogden Ave)].
• After stone shoulder is completed, the contractor will begin punch list clean-up and miscellaneous items. Sod is unable to be placed due to temperature restrictions; landscape restoration will resume when specifications permit sod to be installed, likely in September. The contractor is responsible for managing weeds and keeping the areas maintained in the mean time
• Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

July 28, 2023

• Stone shoulder work began on Friday, 7/21 in the area north of Ogden and east of Main Street [(Lindley, Douglas ( Ogden to N. Dead End), Highland (Ogden to N. Dead End), 41st St (Highland to Washington; Earlston to Fairview), 40th St (Elm to Fairview), Earlston (39th to 41st), Glendenning (39th to Ogden Ave), Sterling (39th to Ogden Ave)].
• The work is not yet completed; the contractor plans to mobilize some time in the week of 7/31 to complete that work. After stone shoulder is installed, the contractor will begin punch list clean-up and miscellaneous items.
• Sod is unable to be placed due to temperature restrictions; landscape restoration will resume when specifications permit sod to be installed, likely in September. The contractor is responsible for managing weeds and keeping the areas maintained in the meantime. Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

July 21, 2023

• Pavement striping was completed on 7/17 in the area north of Ogden and east of Main Street [(Lindley, Douglas ( Ogden to N. Dead End), Highland (Ogden to N. Dead End), 41st St (Highland to Washington; Earlston to Fairview), 40th St (Elm to Fairview), Earlston (39th to 41st), Glendenning (39th to Ogden Ave), Sterling (39th to Ogden Ave)].
• Stone shoulder is tentatively scheduled for Friday, 7/21 in that neighborhood as well. After stone shoulder is installed, the contractor will begin punch list clean-up and miscellaneous items.
• Sod is unable to be placed due to temperature restrictions; landscape restoration will resume when specifications permit sod to be installed, likely in September.
• The contractor is responsible for managing weeds and keeping the areas maintained in the meantime. Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

July 14, 2023

• The week of 7/10, final surface paving was completed in the area north of Ogden and east of Main Street [(Lindley, Douglas ( Ogden to N. Dead End), Highland (Ogden to N. Dead End), 41st St (Highland to Washington; Earlston to Fairview), 40th St (Elm to Fairview), Earlston (39th to 41st), Glendenning (39th to Ogden Ave), Sterling (39th to Ogden Ave)].
• Pavement striping is tentatively scheduled to take place on Friday, 7/14.
• Shoulder work will likely take place early in the week of July 17th; This work is weather-dependent and subject to change.
• Sod is unable to be placed due to temperature restrictions; landscape restoration will resume when specifications permit sod to be installed, likely in September. The contractor is responsible for managing weeds and keeping the areas maintained in the meantime. Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.
• In the meantime, the contractor will begin addressing punch list items and other clean up work.

July 7, 2023

• The week of 7/3, in-road utility structures were adjusted on 7/6 and 7/7 in the area north of Ogden and east of Main Street [(Lindley, Douglas (Ogden to N. Dead End), Highland (Ogden to N. Dead End), 41st St (Highland to Washington; Earlston to Fairview), 40th St (Elm to Fairview), Earlston (39th to 41st), Glendenning (39th to Ogden Ave), Sterling (39th to Ogden Ave)].
• The second layer of asphalt paving in this area is tentatively scheduled for Monday 7/10 and Tuesday 7/11. This work is weather-dependent and subject to change. "Fresh Oil" signs will be posted prior to paving and motorists are reminded to drive slowly through the construction area.
• Pavement striping will take place after all asphalt work is completed.
• Sod is unable to be placed due to temperature restrictions; landscape restoration will resume when specifications permit sod to be installed, likely in September. The contractor is responsible for managing weeds and keeping the areas maintained in the meantime. Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

June 30, 2023

• The week of 6/26, road grinding and patching was completed in the area north of Ogden and east of Main Street [(Lindley, Douglas ( Ogden to N. Dead End), Highland (Ogden to N. Dead End), 41st St (Highland to Washington; Earlston to Fairview), 40th St (Elm to Fairview), Earlston (39th to 41st), Glendenning (39th to Ogden Ave), Sterling (39th to Ogden Ave)]. The first layer of asphalt in that area was also paved.
• Workers will be raising the in-road utility structures on Wednesday, 7/5 and Thursday, 7/6 in preparation for final surface asphalt paving.
• The next layer of asphalt paving in this area is tentatively scheduled to take place beginning on Friday, July 7th and will likely span three days of paving work. "Fresh Oil" signs will be posted prior to paving and motorists are reminded to drive slowly through the construction areas. This schedule is weather-dependent and subject to change.
• Landscapers covered prepped areas with straw blanket for erosion control. Sod is unable to be placed due to temperature restrictions; this blanket will protect the restoration areas until specifications permit sod to be installed, likely in September. The contractor is responsible for managing weeds and keeping the areas maintained in the meantime. Sod establishment/survivability is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.
• No work is planned for Monday, July 3rd or Tuesday, July 4th.

June 23, 2023

• The week of 6/19, road grinding began in the area north of Ogden and east of Main Street [(Lindley, Douglas ( Ogden to N. Dead End), Highland (Ogden to N. Dead End), 41st St (Highland to Washington; Earlston to Fairview), 40th St (Elm to Fairview), Earlston (39th to 41st), Glendenning (39th to Ogden Ave), Sterling (39th to Ogden Ave)].
• Asphalt paving was completed in the Carpenter/59-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct] as well as the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area.
• Landscapers continued to prep for sod restoration. Asphalt driveways were repaired.
• The week of 6/26 will tentatively have road grinding continue in the area north of Ogden and east of Main Street. Asphalt patching will take place once road grinding is complete, after which the first layer of new asphalt will be paved. "Fresh Oil" signs will be posted prior to paving and motorists are reminded to drive slowly through the construction areas.
• Sod watering is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

June 22, 2023

The final layer of asphalt paving for Middaugh Ct, 62nd St (Brookbank to Middaugh), 62nd Ct, Wallen Pl, and Ridge Ct is tentatively scheduled to take place on Friday, June 23rd. Fresh Oil signs will be posted and motorists are reminded to drive slowly through the work areas.

June 20, 2023

• The final layer of asphalt paving in the Carpenter 59-63rd area is tentatively scheduled to take place on Wednesday, June 21st.
• The final layer of asphalt paving for the mainline streets off of Dunham Rd (61st, 62nd, and Plymouth) is tentatively scheduled to take place on Thursday, June 22nd.

Fresh Oil signs will be posted and motorists are reminded to drive slowly through the work areas.

June 16, 2023

• The week of 6/12, concrete work was removed and poured in the area north of Ogden and east of Main St [(Lindley, Douglas (Ogden to N. Dead End), Highland (Ogden to N. Dead End), 41st St (Highland to Washington; Earlston to Fairview), 40th St (Elm to Fairview), Earlston (39th to 41st), Glendenning (39th to Ogden Ave), Sterling (39th to Ogden Ave)].
• Landscapers completed sod restoration in the Downtown area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct). Sod restoration continued in the Carpenter/59-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct]. Topsoil and landscaping preparation continued in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area.
• Road grinding was completed in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area. Underground utility crews lowered the in-road utility structures in the area North of Ogden Avenue in preparation for road grinding. Paving and pavement striping was completed in the Downtown area.
• The week of 6/19 will tentatively have road grinding in the area north of Ogden and east of Main Street and asphalt paving in the southern neighborhoods. The road will remain open for road grinding and paving activities; they are moving operations that only require a temporary lane closure as the work proceeds through the area. Prior to final surface paving, underground crews will locate and raise the in-road utility structures to the final grade. "Fresh Oil" signs will be posted prior to paving and motorists are reminded to drive slowly through the construction areas.
• Sod watering is the responsibility of the contractor and residents are not required to water the sod.

June 15, 2023

• The schedule for paving the first layer of asphalt has been modified from the previous alert.
• The cul-de-sac areas are scheduled to be paved with the first layer of asphalt on Tuesday, 6/20 (Wallen Pl, Middaugh Ct, Arnold Ct, Hillcrest, Ridge Ct).
• The weekly construction update for 6/19 will contain additional information regarding the schedule for future construction activities. 

June 14, 2023

• Paving in the downtown area took place on Wednesday, 6/14.
• The contractor is planning on paving the first layer of asphalt on Thursday, 6/15 on the following streets: 60th Pl, Wallen Pl, Middaugh Ave, Middaugh Ct, Arnold Ct, 62nd St from Plymouth to Dunham, Plymouth St, and 61st St from west Village Limit to Dunham Road.
• The contractor is planning to return on Friday, 6/16 to complete the first level of paving in the cul de sac areas (Plymouth Ct, Hillcrest, Ridge Ct).
• The weekly construction update for 6/19 will contain additional information regarding the schedule for future construction activities. 

June 12, 2023

• Rain in the forecast is impacting the contractors schedule. Paving in the downtown area originally scheduled for Tuesday, 6/13 has been delayed to tentatively take place on Wednesday, 6/14.
• The first layer of asphalt paving on Wallen Pl, Middaugh Ave, Middaugh Ct, Arnold Ct, 62nd St (between Carpenter and Brookbank), and the 61st/62nd/Plymouth/Hillcrest/Ridge Ct area originally scheduled for Wednesday, 6/14 has been delayed to tentatively take place on Thursday, 6/15.
• Concrete pour in the area between 39th St and Ogden/Main to Fairview originally scheduled for Tuesday, 6/13 has been delayed to tentatively take place on Wednesday, 6/14.
• Another alert will be posted on this site if there are any additional schedule changes.

June 9, 2023

• The week of 6/5, road grinding was completed in the Downtown area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct) and continued in the Carpenter/59th-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct] as well as beginning the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area.
• The first round of paving started in the Downtown area and in-road utility structures were raised to meet the final surface paving grade. Landscapers began topsoil and sod restoration in the Downtown area.
• The week of 6/12 is expected to continue with the completion of grinding in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area on Monday 6/12 and the first layer of asphalt paving in that area on Wednesday, 6/14.
• Final surface paving in the Downtown area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Ross Ct) is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday 6/13, weather pending.
• Pavement striping in the Downtown area is scheduled towards the end of the week.
• Concrete curb and sidewalk removals will begin in the area north of Ogden and east of Main St [(Lindley, Douglas ( Ogden to N. Dead End), Highland (Ogden to N. Dead End), 41st St (Highland to Washington; Earlston to Fairview), 40th St (Elm to Fairview), Earlston (39th to 41st), Glendenning (39th to Ogden Ave), Sterling (39th to Ogden Ave)] and will tentatively be replaced on Tuesday 6/13, weather pending."Fresh Oil" signs will be posted prior to paving and motorists are reminded to drive slowly through the construction areas.

June 2, 2023

• The week of 5/29, concrete work was completed in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ft/Plymouth/Hillcrest area. Road grinding began in the Downtown area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct) . Underground crews lowered in-road utility structures in the Carpenter/59th-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct] as well as the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area.
• The week of June 5th is planned to have road grinding work continue in the Carpenter/59th-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct].
• Asphalt paving work is tentatively scheduled to begin in the Downtown Area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct) on Tuesday, June 6th. "Fresh Oil" signs will be posted prior to paving and motorists are reminded to drive slowly through the construction areas.
• Landscapers will be onsite to continue preparing for sod restoration when temperatures are more conducive to sod placement.

May 26, 2023

• The week of 5/22, underground crews lowered in-road utility structures in the Downtown Area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct) to prepare for road grinding. Road grinding in this area is tentatively scheduled to start on Tuesday, May 30th.
• Concrete work was also completed in the Downtown Area the week of 5/22. Landscapers began prepping for sod restoration in the Downtown Area as well as in the Carpenter/59th-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct].
• Concrete removals and pours continued in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area.
• The week of May 29th is planned to have the landscapers continuing preparation for sod restoration in all locations, road grinding in the Downtown Area, and the completion of concrete work in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area.

May 19, 2023

• The week of 5/15 had concrete removals and pours in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area as well as the Downtown Area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct).
• Concrete was also poured in the Carpenter/59th-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct]. Underground subcontractors adjusted drainage structures in both areas as well.
• Crews are planning to frame sidewalk corners on Friday, May 19, weather permitting.
• Sidewalk pours in all three neighborhoods are tentatively planned for Monday, May 22. Underground subcontractors will begin lowering in-pavement utility structures in the Downtown area to prepare for road grinding.
• Road grinding is presently scheduled to begin in the Downtown area on Tuesday, May 30. Removal crews will continue in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area on Tuesday, May 23rd. Concrete crews will then follow in each neighborhood later in the week to pour new concrete.
• Landscapers are scheduled to begin restoration prep work in all disturbed areas the week of 5/22.

May 12, 2023

• Rain has again impacted the contractor's schedule. The week of 5/8 had concrete removals in the Carpenter/59th-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct]. Inlets and other utility structures were adjusted in that area as well, and curb was also poured in that neighborhood.
• The week of 5/15 will continue on Monday 5/15 (and possibly into Tuesday 5/16) with concrete removals on the south and west sides of the streets in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area.
• Concrete removals will also begin on the remaining sides of the street in the Downtown area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct) on Tuesday, 5/16. This removal work is all weather-dependent and is subject to change. Concrete crews will then follow in each neighborhood later in the week to pour new concrete.

May 5, 2023

• Pavement was removed on the south side of 62nd St., west of Dunham. Sidewalks were poured in the Downtown area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct) as well as the Carpenter/59th-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct].
• Concrete removals will continue next week on the opposite sides of the street in the downtown area and the Carpenter/59th-63rd area.
• Concrete removals will begin next week in the 61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Plymouth/Hillcrest area, one side at a time, on Tuesday and/or Wednesday.

April 28, 2023

• The week of 4/24 had some work delays due to weather. Curbline utility structures were adjusted in the Downtown area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct) on 4/24, and in the Carpenter/59th-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct] on 4/25.
• Concrete was poured in the Carpenter/59th-63rd area on 4/26 and 4/27 and some curb was poured in the downtown area as well on 4/27.
• The contractor is planning on prepping and pouring sidewalks in both areas the week of 5/1. Removals on the opposite sides of the street in the downtown area are also tentatively set to begin the week of 5/1.

April 21, 2023

• The contractor began concrete removals in the downtown area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Forest, Curtiss, Lane Pl, Summit, Ross Ct) on 4/18 and continued on 4/19.
• A crew poured some curb on Thursday 4/20 but the rain prevented additional concrete work from getting completed. On Friday 4/21 concrete work resumed in that area.
• The residents in the Carpenter/59th-63rd area [Carpenter from (59th to 63rd), 60th Pl, 60th St, 61st St (Brookbank to Main), Lane Pl (61st to 62nd), Wallen Pl, 62nd (Middaugh to Brookbank), 62nd Ct, Middaugh Ct, Middaugh (60th to 63rd), and Arnold Ct] whose driveways will be impacted by concrete work were notified on 4/20 and non-driveway concrete removals started in that area on 4/20 as well, with the driveway curbs being removed starting Friday 4/21. Concrete saw cutters are expected to continue in that neighborhood and then move to the Plymouth/61st/62nd/Ridge Ct/Hillcrest Rd neighborhood.
• Once the concrete in the downtown area has cured and residents are returned to their driveways, the opposite sides of the street in the downtown area will have concrete removal and pours.
• The underground subcontractor will be adjusting curbline structures on Friday 4/21 as well. The concrete work is weather dependent.

April 14, 2023

• Saw cutting of concrete began in the downtown area (Carpenter, Gilbert, Curtiss, Forest, Ross Ct, Lane Pl, Summit) on Friday, 4/14. Saw cutting will continue next week further south (Carpenter St. from 59th-63rd area; Plymouth/61st area).
• Concrete removal and pour in the downtown area will begin the week of 4/17 as well and are tentatively starting in the further south neighborhoods on Friday, 4/21.
• An underground subcontractor will be starting curbline storm inlet adjustments on Friday, 4/21 in the downtown area as well.

April 7, 2023

Notifications were mailed to residents in the affected project areas. The contractor plans to begin work on Monday, April 18, beginning with a small crew the will be cutting curb and sidewalk identified for replacement. Traffic signs barricades will be delivered in preparation. In addition, the underground subcontractor will begin installing filters in the inlets throughout the project areas for inlet and pipe protection during the construction work.

March 31, 2023

The pre-construction meeting for this project is scheduled for April 7th, at which time project schedule will be better established. Residents in the resurfacing areas will be mailed notification letters with additional information following this meeting.

March 24, 2023

The contract was awarded at the March 21, 2023, Village Council meeting. A pre-construction meeting is tentatively scheduled for April 7, 2023, after which residents in the resurfacing areas will receive notification letters with additional information regarding upcoming construction.

March 17, 2023

The contract is scheduled to be on the Consent Agenda for the March 21 Village Council meeting.

February 17, 2023

Bids were opened for this project on February 15, 2023. The proposal will be brought to Village Council for award in March.