Sidewalk Grinding
Contractor: Safety Services and Assessments, LLC
Project Contact: Ryan Kearney, P.E., Assistant Village Engineer, kearneyr@wilmette.com or 847-853-7629
Background
Grinding is a cost-effective method of maintaining the safety and operation of public sidewalk squares. The purpose of this service is to remove potential tripping hazards while preserving the existing sidewalk. The process involves removing displaced concrete edges, with vertical separations between 0.5 to 1.5 inches, via horizontal saw-cutting or grinding.
Schedule
Project completed July 2022.
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Sidewalk Mudjacking
Contractor: TBD
Project Contact: Jorge Cruz, P.E., Assistant Village Engineer, cruzj@wilmette.com or 847-853-7623
Background
Mudjacking is another cost-effective method for maintaining the safety and operation of public sidewalk squares. The purpose of this service is to remove edge displacements (various heights) and depressions in the sidewalk by leveling out the squares. The process involves pumping mud under a sunken concrete square(s) that are otherwise in good condition.
Schedule
Tentative Start/Completion: October 2022
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- TBD
Sidewalk & Curb Replacement
Contractor: Schroeder & Schroeder, Inc.
Project Contact: Jorge Cruz, P.E., Assistant Village Engineer, cruzj@wilmette.com or 847-853-7623
Background
The sidewalk replacement project removes and replaces sidewalk squares that are not candidates for grinding or mudjacking. Sidewalk squares with potential tripping hazards greater than 1.5-inches or that have heaved or deteriorated are candidates for full replacement.
This project also replaces sections of broken or damaged curb and gutter.
Schedule
Mobilization 1 – Tentative Start/Completion: July/August 2022
Mobilization 2 – Tentative Start/Completion: September 2022
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This page was last updated on August 3, 2022.