FY2024 St. Charles Road Resurfacing Project

General Information

Design Engineering
Start Date: November 2021
Completion Date: August 2024
Project Manager: Michael Barbier, Civil Engineer II
Engineer: Christopher B. Burke Engineering
Awarded Contract Amount: $177,728.59
Funding Sources:  MFT Engineering Fund

Construction
Start Date: September 2024
Tentative Completion Date: July 2025
Project Manager: Mike Barbier, Civil Engineer II
Contractor: R.W. Dunteman Company
Awarded Contract Amount: $1,814,750.00  
Funding Source: MFT Construction Fund & Federal Funding 
(Surface Transportation Funding)

Contact Information

Contact: Mike Barbier, Civil Engineer II / Project Manager, Village of Lombard Public Works
(630) 620-5762 or barbierm@villageoflombard.org
After Hours: Lombard Public Works (630) 620-5740
Lombard Police Department (630) 873-4400

Project Information

Project: This project will resurface St. Charles Road from IL-53 to Grace Street. There will also be improvements to ADA crosswalks, curb and gutter replacement as needed, and the installation of new pedestrian push button posts at St. Charles Road at Park Avenue.
Project Limits: Illinois Route 53 to Grace Street
Timeline: Construction is anticipated to start in September 2024 and is anticipated to be complete in July 2025.

Tentative Construction Schedule

  • Completed:  Eastbound (phase 1) traffic only from Elizabeth St. to Garfield St.
  • Completed:  Westbound traffic only from Elizabeth St. to Garfield St.
  • Completed:  Eastbound (phase 2) traffic only from Elizabeth St. to Garfield St.
  • Completed:  Road closures on Craig Pl., Garfield St., Charlotte St., Main St., Park Ave., S. Lincoln Ave. and N. Lincoln Ave.
  • Completed:  Road closures on Park Ave., Main St. and Martha St.

Frequently Asked Questions

What will be the impacts to traffic on St. Charles Road? While work is being performed, it is anticipated that St. Charles Road will be reduced to 2 lanes. There are no detours necessary for this project.
Will this affect parking in the Downtown? Yes. While work is being performed in that area, it is anticipated that parking will be prohibited.