2017 Oil & Chip Street Maintenance Project

The City of Urbana has contracted with Illiana Construction from Urbana, Illinois to perform street maintenance on streets throughout the City of Urbana. The locations of streets to be worked on are shown on the map below:

• Anderson St – Fairlawn Dr to Washington
• St Anthony Dr – west end to 890’ south of Napleton Way
• Barr Ave – west of Cunningham Ave to Cunningham Ave
• Briarcliff Dr – Cottage Grove Ave to Philo Rd
• Cole Pl – Eastern Dr to Philo Rd
• Cottage Grove Ave – Florida Ave to Fairlawn Dr
• Delaware Ave – Wiley Dr to Linden Dr
• Eastern Dr – Cottage Grove Ave to Fairlawn Dr
• Fairlawn Dr – Cottage Grove Ave to Philo Rd
• Grant Pl – Fairlawn Dr to Eastern Dr
• Green St – Poplar St to Hartle Ave
• Grossbach Dr – south end to Main St
• Hartle Ave – Green St to Main St
• Illinois St – Cottage Grove Ave to Glover Ave
• Iowa St – west end to Maple St
• Laurel Dr – Michigan Ave to Philo Rd
• Linden Dr – Florida Ave to Pennsylvania Ave
• Lynn St – Main St to north of Water St
• Maple St – Iowa St to Washington St
• Maple St – Pennsylvania Ave to Michigan Ave
• Maple St – Main St to University Ave
• Michigan Ave – Vine St to Philo Rd
• Oregon St – Poplar St to Glover Ave
• Patton Pl – Fairlawn Dr to Eastern Dr
• Penn Ct – Pennsylvania Ave to north end
• Pennsylvania Ave – west of Wiley Dr to Philo Rd
• Poplar St – Washington St to Green St
• Water St – Lynn St to Cottage Grove Ave
• Webber St – Main St to north end
• Wiley Dr – Florida Ave to Pennsylvania Ave
• Willow Rd – Anthony Dr to 152’ north of Anthony Dr
• Willow Rd – 650’ north of Anthony Dr to Airport Rd

This work is scheduled to occur over the next two weeks starting Monday, September 25, 2017, and ending Friday, October 6, 2017, weather permitting.

The City will post no parking signs to notify the public of the dates and times during which no parking will be allowed along the edge of the street. Local traffic will be maintained as much as possible; however, depending on conditions, streets may be closed for 15 to 30 minutes on the day of the work.

The contractor will put a layer of oil followed by a layer of small gray rock on the street. There will be some dust and loose rock on the street after it has been placed. The City will sweep up the loose rock after the contractor is finished with the work.

The project award amount is $156,965, which is funded with Local Gas Tax funds. This cost-effective maintenance treatment is being applied to extend the service life of the pavement. For more information about this project, please visit http://www.urbanaillinois.us/2017OilChip.