2021 Road Program
The Oak Forest City Council approved an award of contract to Iroquois Paving Corporation for the 2021 Road Program. This work will began this week.
The contractor will notify all the residents a day before any work will be done to your apron or curb with a notice on your door.
Work will begin on Sayre Avenue and will proceed in order below. This year’s program will include the following twelve street segments to be resurfaced:
- Sayre Ave.: 155th Pl. to 156th Pl.
- Bramblewood Rd.: 155th Pl. to 156th Pl.
- Brianne Ln.: Victoria Dr. to Courtney Dr.
- Courtney Dr.: Pine Dr. to Brianne Ln.
- Rob Roy Dr.: 157th St. to Victoria Dr.
- Rob Roy Ct.: Rob Roy Dr. to End
- Rob Roy Dr.: 157th St. to 159th St.
- Brookwood Dr.: Arroyo Ct. to End
- Fairfax Rd.: Edward Dr. to Duncan Rd.
- Leclaire Ave.: 159th St. to 155th St.
- Roy St.: Richard Ave. to Henry St.
- Barton Ln.: Frontage Rd. to Barry Ln.
The rehabilitation work involves pavement resurfacing, areas of partial full-depth pavement removal and replacement, roadway base repairs; curb replacement, removal of asphalt ramps and mountable curbs across driveway entrances, partial driveway apron replacement to meet the grade of new curb lines, and sidewalk replacement. When curb and gutter is removed in front of your driveway, you will not be allowed to park in your driveway for 7 to 10 days. This time is needed to give the new concrete sufficient time to "cure" to support the weight of vehicular traffic.
Curb and driveway apron replacements will be limited to one side of the street at a time to allow for on-street parking while the new concrete is curing. We also ask that if you have sprinklers or an invisible fence to flag them. The City is
only removing and replacing the portion of a driveway apron necessary to meet the grades of the newly depressed curb line. Per City Code, the “apron” of a private driveway is the responsibility of the property owner. The City has requested that the asphalt and concrete sub-contractors be willing to take on private work to complete the entire apron at the resident’s request. Iroquois Paving Corporation will not take on any private asphalt work. Concrete work behind the sidewalk requires a building permit – contact the Building Dept. at (708) 687-4050, x1041.
QUESTIONS?
With outdoor construction work, the schedule of the contractor is weather dependent and may change weekly or daily. Residents living on the streets listed above are advised to call Public Works at (708) 535-4090 if you have questions regarding the Road Rehabilitation Program. The
service request form is available, as well.