2023 PUBLIC WORKS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS

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LOCAL ROAD PROJECTS

         


300/400 Block of Patrick Avenue (2023)

Patrick Ave Reconstruction


Project Letter


Project overview

  • Remove and replace the existing asphalt street surface
  • Remove and replace the underlying street base materials (gravel)
  • Replace the existing water main and service laterals within Right-of-Way
  • Replace the existing sanitary sewer and service laterals within the Right-of-Way
  • Update and improve storm sewer
  • Replace the existing concrete curb and gutter
  • Replace any existing concrete sidewalk and add sidewalk on both sides of the street
  • Replace the existing driveway aprons
  • Restore any disturbed lawn areas with topsoil and seed
  • Update street lighting throughout the project

 Schedule

     Construction to being on June 1st. Notices have been sent to affected properties. A copy of the notice can be found at Patrick Ave. Newsletter

 

Traffic impacts/detours

Unknown at this time.

Contact information



Aaron Jahncke
 Village Engineer
 (608) 849-6469
 Email 

Bill Frederick
 Public Works Director
 (608) 849-5765
 Email

Northwestern Stone, LLC
4373 Pleasant View Rd.
Middleton, WI  53562
(608) 836-1701



 

 

Street Resurfacing (2023)

2023 Pavement Rehab Map


Project overview

The Project includes pulverizing/milling, grading, curb and gutter spot repairs, water valve repairs and adjustments, installation of chimney seals on sanitary manholes, manhole adjustments, sidewalk repairs and driveway apron replacement.

The areas scheduled to be resurfaced are:

  • Eric Lane
  • Sausalito Drive
  • Coit Court
  • Winston Way & Winston Circle
  • S. Madison Street from Grant to Main

Schedule

     Construction to begin on May 22nd. 

Traffic impacts/detours

To accommodate the construction activities, and for the safety of the workers, we ask that you please be aware of the construction equipment and workers and limit the use of the street during construction hours (7am – 7pm).  The streets will remain open to vehicular travel throughout the project.  However, drivers may encounter lane restrictions and possible minor delays during the construction.  The Contractor will make every effort to provide access to driveways during the project and at the end of each day.  Also, please be aware that travel within the construction zone will be at your own risk.   

In order to provide the best possible asphalt surface, and for the safety of the workers, the street will be closed to ALL traffic during the placement of the second and FINAL layer of asphalt surface, and for a few hours after completion until the pavement has sufficiently cooled.  The exact paving schedule is not known at this time, so please watch for progress updates on the Village web site, the activity of the asphalt paving crew and vehicles, and signs posted on the street closure (barricades). In order to minimize any potential damage to the new asphalt surface, we ask your cooperation to restrict your vehicular travel until the barricades are pulled back and the street is again open to traffic.  

 

Contact information



Aaron Jahncke
 Village Engineer
 (608) 849-6469
 Email 

Bill Frederick
 Public Works Director
 (608) 849-5765
 Email

Payne and Dolan
6295 Lacy Road
Fitchburg, WI  53593
(608) 849-8939

LRIP - Local Roads Improvement Program / MSID - Municipal Street Improvement Discretionary Funding


Every two years the Village has the opportunity to apply for LRIP and MSID grant funding. These grants assist local governments in improving seriously deteriorating county highways, town roads, and city and village streets. LRIP is a reimbursement program which pays up to 50% of total eligible costs, with local governments providing the balance. To learn more about the process go to: https://wisconsindot.gov/pages/doing-bus/local-gov/astnce-pgms/highway/lrip.aspx



REGIONAL PROJECTS 
(NOT OVERSEEN BY THE VILLAGE)



WIS 113 (Knutson Drive to WIS 19), Dane County 


Project location

WIS 113 (Knutson Drive to WIS 19), between Madison and Waunakee - Dane County  (Click here for map)

Project overview

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is developing preliminary plans for a pavement replacement project on WIS 113. The 3.4-mile-long project is located in the City of Madison, Town of Westport, and Village of Waunakee, from the Knutson Drive intersection to the WIS 19 and WIS 113 roundabout intersection.

Proposed improvements:

  • Replacing the WIS 113 pavement and underlying aggregate layers
  • Surface repairs on the WIS 113 northbound bridge over the Yahara River
  • Replacing beam guard at the WIS 113 northbound and southbound bridges over the Yahara River
  • Upgrading the pedestrian crossing at the County M intersection and extending the path to Catfish Court
  • Reconfiguring the left turn lanes and installing new traffic signals at the River Road intersection
  • Reconstructing the Arboretum Drive/Bong Road intersection as a single lane roundabout


Schedule

Traffic impacts/detours

Traffic on WIS 113 will be staged with lane closures from Knutson Drive to River Road. WIS 113 will be closed to through traffic from River Road to WIS 19 and a detour will be posted.


Contact information

Cody Kammerzelt, P.E.
WisDOT Project Manager
(608) 243-5995
Email

Michael Bie
WisDOT Southwest Region Communications Manager
(608) 246-7928
Email 

Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT)
Southwest Region, Madison Office
2101 Wright Street
Madison, WI 53704
Phone: (608) 246-3800
Fax: (608) 246-3843
TTY: 711
Email



County Highway M - Oncken Rd to STH 113 


Project Location

County Highway M between Oncken Road and State Highway 113 in Westport  (Click here for map)


Project Overview

Dane County has contracted with KL Engineering to complete the environmental and design phases for improvements proposed to CTH M from Oncken Rd to STH 113 in Dane County. The existing roadway is highly congested, especially during weekday commuter travel times. Residential and commercial development is planned along and near the corridor, traffic volumes are expected to increase along with congestion and potential safety issues.

KL Engineering & the design team have investigated a range of options for improving the safety and capacity of CTH M. The selected alternative includes:

  • Expansion of the roadway from the two-lane section to a four-lane section with an urban median from Oncken Road to Willow Road. 
  • Resurfacing of the roadway from Willow Road to STH 113.
  • Improvements to intersections.
  • An additional bridge over Six Mile Creek, reconstruction of the existing bridge and expansion of the existing Dorn Creek box culvert.
  • An off-road, multi-use trail connecting Governor Nelson State Park to WIS 113.
  • A new structure over Sixmile Creek for westbound traffic, re-decking the existing structure over Sixmile Creek for eastbound traffic and expanding the existing Dorn Creek box culvert.

The Town of Westport and Village of Waunakee are also providing input in the project design.

The project is in the Final Design phase. A Public Involvement Meeting (PIM) was held September 20, 2022 and the final PIM will be in the Spring 2023. Construction is expected to begin in the Fall of 2023 and continue through the Fall of 2024.

 

For more information go to:

https://highway-projects-countyofdane.hub.arcgis.com/pages/cth-m


WIS 113 Northbound Lanes (Sunset Lane to County V), Dane County 


Project Location

State Highway 113 Northbound from Sunset Lane in Waunakee to County Highway V in Vienna   (Click here for map)

Project overview

The project will address 3.9 miles of deteriorating pavement on WIS 113 from Sunset Lane to County Trunk Highway V in Dane County. The project will consist of removing and replacing 4 inches of asphaltic pavement. The bridge over Six Mile Creek will be replaced with a wider bridge to meet future traffic projections and bring up to current standards.

Additional improvements include:

  • Replacement of select culverts
  • Installation of permanent pavement markings
  • Replacement of curb ramps for compliance with ADA standards
  • Installation of new guardrail surrounding Six Mile Creek bridge
  • Upgrade railroad crossing


Public Involvement

August 2020 - Virtual Public Involvement Meeting (PIM)

Schedule

  • Summer 2024 - Construction anticipated

Traffic impacts/detours

WIS 113 will be closed to through traffic during construction.

A detour will utilize the following routes:

  • Northbound WIS 113:
    • WIS 19 East to Interstate 39/90/94 North to WIS 60 West
  • Southbound WIS 113:
    • WIS 60 East to Interstate 39/90/94 South to WIS 19 West

Map of detour route

Status/phase

Design

Contact information

Amy Coughlin, P.E.
WisDOT Project Manager
(608) 245-5358
Email

Michael Bie
WisDOT Southwest Region Communications Manager
(608) 246-7928
Email

Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT)
Southwest Region, Madison Office
2101 Wright Street
Madison, WI 53704
Phone: (608) 246-3800
Fax: (608) 246-3843
TTY: 711

 

WIS 19 (Division Street to River Road), Dane County 


Project Location

State Highway 19 from Division Street East to the existing River Road roundabout.  (Click here for map)


Project Overview

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) is developing preliminary plans for a resurfacing project on WIS 19. The 3.6-mile-long project is located in the Town of Westport and Village of Waunakee, from the Division Street intersection to River Road intersection. Exception to the project length at the WIS 113/County I roundabout, constructed in 2018.

Proposed improvements:

  • Resurface existing pavement (mill and overlay)
  • Construct offset left-turn lanes and traffic signal upgrades at the WIS 19 and Schumacher Road/Raemisch Road intersection
  • Update curb ramps as needed to meet American with Disabilities (ADA) requirements
  • Culvert pipe replacements
  • Paint railing on WIS 19 bridge over Sixmile Creek

Schedule

Traffic impacts/detours

Flagging operations during construction

Status/phase

Design


Contact information

Jennifer Kobryn, P.E.
WisDOT Project Development Supervisor
(608) 246-5339
Email 

Michael Bie
WisDOT Southwest Region Communications Manager
(608) 246-7928
Email

Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT)
Southwest Region, Madison Office
2101 Wright Street
Madison, WI 53704
Phone: (608) 246-3800
Fax: (608) 246-3843
TTY: 711
Email: swr.dtsd@dot.wi.gov

ANNUAL MAINTENANCE PROJECTS

Chip Seal

Chip Sealing


The Village will be chip sealing several streets to prolong the life of the roadways. For a map of streets, click here.

Chip Sealing is a pavement surface treatment that combines one or more layer(s) of asphalt with one or more layer(s) of fine aggregate. Chip sealing is typically used on roads carrying lower traffic volumes, and the process is often referred to as "asphaltic surface treatment". 

Chip sealing  consists of evenly distributing a thin base of hot bitumen or asphalt onto an existing pavement and then embedding finely graded aggregate into it. The aggregate is evenly distributed over the seal spray, then rolled into a smooth pavement surface. It can keep pavement in good condition longer by sealing out water and repairing minor cracks.


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Sidewalk Repairs

In an attempt to ensure that sidewalks are reasonably safe for public travel, each year the Village engineering department administers a Sidewalk Safety Program. The Village Board has established the criteria used for determining unsafe or defective sidewalks and the Village staff inspects the public sidewalks within the Village right-of-way for defects or unsafe conditions based on the established criteria.

If your sidewalk was marked for repairs, you, as a property owner have a couple of options.  First, the Village will do the repairs as part of the Sidewalk Repair Project.  The Village shares the incurred cost of the Village-implemented repair with the homeowner.  Property owners will be assessed 50% of the incurred costs of the repairs and these costs will be collected using the special assessment process. The proposed cost of replacements will be determined after the inspection are complete and the construction contract has been awarded.  The final costs and assessments will be mailed to property owners after the work has been completed. 

Alternatively, property owners may elect to complete the repairs themselves; however, the repairs will need to be completed within 20 days of the notification.  Please be advised that you are strongly encouraged to hire a qualified concrete contractor (as determined by the Village), and the work must be completed in accordance with the Village Standard Specifications.   Also, you or your contractor are required to first obtain a Street Opening Permit for the repairs, and if the repairs are not done properly they will be completed by the Village, and assessed to you as discussed above.  Please note that property owners will NOT be reimbursed for any cost of repairs completed on your own. 

We appreciate your cooperation and if you have any questions or concerns, please contact Aaron Jahncke, Village Engineer at (608) 849-6469, or by email .