Week of October 27
The surface layer of asphalt will be applied Tuesday, followed by landscaping work continuing through the rest of the week.
If you have any questions, you can contact the Town engineer, Scott Brosteau, at 920-593-6860 or scott.brosteau [at] meadhunt.com (scott[dot]brosteau[at]meadhunt[dot]com) , Terry Janssen at 920-246-6193, or the Director of Public Works, Greg Potts, at 920-336-3360 ext. 102 or gpotts [at] ledgeview.wi.gov (gpotts[at]ledgeview[dot]wi[dot]gov).
Week of October 20
The contractor will finish the landscaping this week and then the final layer of asphalt will be installed.
If you have any questions, you can contact the Town engineer, Scott Brosteau, at 920-593-6860 or scott.brosteau [at] meadhunt.com (scott[dot]brosteau[at]meadhunt[dot]com) , Terry Janssen at 920-246-6193, or the Director of Public Works, Greg Potts, at 920-336-3360 ext. 102 or gpotts [at] ledgeview.wi.gov (gpotts[at]ledgeview[dot]wi[dot]gov).
Week of October 13
The contractor's schedule to finish the project is as follows:
Monday, October 13 pave driveways.
Monday October 13 – October 24 finish the topsoil around the driveways, install mailboxes, plant the trees, seed and install erosion mat.
Tuesday October 28 place the final lift of asphalt.
The location of the mailboxes has been marked on the face of the curb with a pink “M”. If you have an issue with the location please reach out to us.
Week of October 6
Contractors will begin landscaping and tree planting this week, along with installing new mailboxes. The Town will be staking the designated mailbox locations prior to installation. If you have any concerns about the placement, please contact Terry Janssen at 920-246-6193, so adjustments can be considered before work is completed.
Week of September 22
Concrete work and top-soil work will continue through this week. Once completed, finish grading on the roadway in preparation of asphalt will start. You will still need to park on the side streets or the opposite side of the street where work is being done during working hours. During non-working hours you can parallel park in front of your house. If you have questions about parking, you can reach out to Terry Janssen at 920-246-6193.
Week of September 15
Now that the curb and gutter is in, the contractor will be moving in to complete the driveway aprons and areas of sidewalk that were not completed. You will still need to park on the side streets or the opposite side of the street where work is being done during working hours. During non-working hours you can parallel park in front of your house. If you have questions about parking, you can reach out to Terry Janssen.
Week of September 8
The contractor should have most of the sidewalk installed, except for some gaps that will be done by hand. The first part of the week, the contractor will be setting string line and trimming for curb and gutter, and the last part of the week, they will be pouring curb and gutter.
You can park on the side streets or the opposite side of the street where work is being done during working hours. During non-working hours, you can parallel park in front of your house. If you have questions about parking, you can reach out to Terry Janssen.
Week of August 25
Sidewalk construction is scheduled to start this week. When they pour the sidewalk across your driveway, you will not be able to get into your driveway for 7 days until the concrete cures. You can park parallel on the street in front of your house.
Once the sidewalk is done, the contractor will then place the curb and gutter, and then the driveway aprons. There will be various times you cannot get into your driveways, and the contractor will be notifying you when this occurs. Please bear with us as we will try to get you into your driveways as soon as possible. If you have an event or something that requires you to get into your driveway, please let us know ahead of time, and we can try to coordinate with you.
Week of August 18
The Contractor will finish cutting the roadway. They will then start grading for the sidewalk. The subcontractor doing the sidewalk is expected to start the sidewalk about mid-week, provided they are not delayed by the weather. When they pour the sidewalk across your driveway, you will not be able to get into your driveway for 7 days until the concrete cures. You can park parallel on the street in front of your house.
Once the sidewalk is done, the contractor will then place the curb and gutter, and then the driveway aprons. There will be various times you cannot get into your driveways, and the contractor will be notifying you when this occurs. Please bear with us as we will try and get you into your driveways as soon as possible. If you have an event or something that requires you to get into your driveway, please let us know ahead of time, and we can try to coordinate with you.
Week of August 11
The Contractor will continue cutting the roadway heading east until they get to Grande Ridge Drive. Once they get to Grande Ridge Drive, they will then start cutting the roadway down from Scenic Way, heading west. By the end of the week, they should have all the roadway cut down and graveled.
Concrete sidewalk is scheduled to begin around August 20th. Once that is completed, the curb and gutter will follow.
Week of August 4
The Contractor will start cutting in the roadway. The contractor will start at Scenic Way and start to cut down the existing roadway about 1-2 feet on average, and progressing to the east. They will then place gravel to the width and height of the new roadway. You will not be able to get past the equipment as this work is done, but there will be a minimum of a single lane to get through at the end of the day.
Week of July 28
The Contractor will be finishing the storm sewer. The cross culvert on the east end near Grande Ridge Drive will start on Monday. This work will take up to three days so during working hours you will not be able to get through this area. After working hours, the contractor will provide one lane to get through.
Week of July 21
The Contractor will continue installing storm sewer from west to east, heading up the hill. Note that you will not be able to get past the crew installing the storm sewer during normal working hours.
The Contractor will be moving the hydrants between Scenic Way and Grande Ridge Drive on Tuesday, July 22. This will require the water to be shut off for a period during the day for the homes between Scenic Way and/including the Grande Ridge Subdivision. The contractor will provide a 24-hour notice and the water will not be shut off before 8 am.
Week of July 14:
The Contractor will continue installing storm sewer from west to east, heading up the hill. Note that you will not be able to get past the crew installing the storm sewer during normal working hours.
The Contractor will be moving the hydrants between the west end of the project and Scenic Way on Tuesday, July 15. This will require the water to be shut off for a period during the day for the homes between Scenic Way west to the start of the project. The contractor will provide a 24-hour notice and the water will not be shut off before 8 am.
Week of July 7:
The Contractor will continue installing storm sewer from west to east, heading up the hill. Note that you will not be able to get past the crew installing the storm sewer during normal working hours.
The Contractor will also be moving the fire hydrants back to the right of way for the sidewalk. This will require the water to be shut off in sections as they do this work. The contractor will provide a 24-hour notice if you are in a section where the water will be shut off. The contractor will not shut off the water before 8 am and they will give you an estimate of when the water will be back on.
Week of June 30:
The Contractor will be installing storm sewer from west to east, heading up the hill. Note that you will not be able to get past the crew installing the storm sewer during normal working hours.
Week of June 23:
The Contractor will continue to strip topsoil along the project and cutting trees that are marked for removal. If the weather permits, storm sewer will start late in the week. The contractor would start on the west end of the project and work easterly with the storm sewer.
Week of June 16:
The Oak Ridge Circle reconstruction project from Garrett Street to Grande Ridge Drive will begin on Wednesday, June 18th. The first week of work will be installing erosion control, removing topsoil, and pulling mailboxes. A group of temporary mailboxes will be installed near the corner of Oak Ridge Circle and Garrett Street. The post office will start delivering at this location on Thursday, June 19th.
Updates will be posted on the town website at ledgeview.wi.gov at the end of each week for work planned for the next week.