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2026 MFT Roadway Resurfacing Program
Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) funds are state funds distributed to municipalities in support of local road construction projects and this year’s program is contracted in the amount of $1.3M for construction. The work will consist of 2-inch hot-mix asphalt surface removal and replacement, select base repairs, select sidewalk, select curb and gutter replacements, pedestrian and ADA compliant upgrades, minor structure maintenance, pavement markings, and restorations. The roadways scheduled for resurfacing are as follows:
Robin Road | Caddy Avenue (North of Ball Avenue) |
Wren Road (North of Hazard Road) | Green Lane |
Thrush Street | Hook Road |
Cardinal Lane |
2026 Roadway Resurfacing Program
Unlike the MFT Roadway Resurfacing Program, the Village’s Roadway Resurfacing Program focuses on renewing local roadways using Village Capital funds. This year’s project is contracted in the amount of $1.2M. Similar to the MFT Roadway Resurfacing Program, the work will consist of 2-inch hot-mix asphalt surface removal and replacement, select/full base repairs, select/full sidewalk, select curb and gutter replacements, pedestrian and ADA compliant upgrades, minor structure maintenance, pavement markings, and restoration. The roadways scheduled for resurfacing are as follows:
Queens Ct | Meadowlark Lane |
Sparrow Road (South of Hazard Road) | Aspen Lane |
Sparrow Court | Rosewood Drive (South of Maple Avenue) |
Golfview Court | Rosewood Court |
| Wren Road (South of Hazard Road) |
MFT Sidewalk Replacement and MFT Sidewalk Cutting Programs
Each year, the Village’s sidewalks are inspected and graded through The Sidewalk Replacement and Cutting Programs. Sections of sidewalks found in failing conditions and posing as trip hazards are replaced or cut to level at the joint. Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) funds have been budgeted in the amount of $175,000 for FY2026. Although select neighborhoods have yet to be determined, the program is scheduled to begin late summer/early fall and will be completed by the end of the year.
Carpenter Boulevard Improvement Project
Engineering services have finalized plans and bid documents for the reconstruction project located at Carpenter Boulevard. The reconstruction will consist of pavement upgrades, proposed curb and gutter, new parking, and storm sewer improvements. The project’s estimated cost is $2.3M and Phase III Construction is expected to begin in 2026.
Madison Commercial Traffic Improvements - Randall Road RI/RO
The Village has determined the necessity to modify the existing Randall Road entrance that serves the Menards Commercial Center with a new outbound access lane to alleviate vehicular congestion at the Miller Road entrances and improve overall traffic flow. The Village requested three quote proposals to complete the improvements and further negotiated terms and pricing to attain the lowest available price of $499,991. This project is anticipated to be completed in Spring 2026.
LW Besinger Drive Improvement Project
A complete reconstruction is anticipated for L.W. Besinger Drive from Illinois Route 25 to Ball Avenue with resurfacing on L.W. Besinger Drive from Ball Avenue to Lake Marian Road. The project also incorporates a widened intersection and dedicated turn lanes at L.W. Besinger Drive and Illinois Route 25. Additional improvements include a closed drainage system, water and sanitary upgrades, a 10-foot-wide multi-use path, and roadway lighting.
2026 Community Development Block Grant Roadway Project
Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Roadway Projects are reimbursement federal grants funded by the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. The 2026 CDBG Roadway Project location is expected to take place on Amarillo Drive. The work will consist of the removal of carriage walks and replacing them with curb, gutter, and sidewalks. Additionally, work will include structure adjustments, 2-inch pavement removal, patching, resurfacing, and thermoplastic striping. The project is anticipated to commence in the summer and will complete by the end of 2026.
Robin Road Retaining Wall Replacement
The removal and reconstruction of seven retaining walls will take place along Robin Road as well as sidewalk reconstruction, driveway repair, landscape restoration, and coordination with utility companies. Alliance Contractors, Inc. (ACI) of Woodstock was found to be the low responsible bidder in the amount of $500,000.