A munity that has traffic is a lively place that has a lot of business

"We've worked for about 10 years for IDOT to e in and address that. We're quite happy that it's being addressed, but we know that it's going to be a pain point for our munity and muters throughout the two-year duration.Robbins has been a volunteer at the Middletown Volunteer Underbust Corsets Company for more than 12 years and is among many family members who are involved."Also scheduled for resurfacing is a major north-south arterial, Naper Boulevard. The two-mile section between Maple Avenue and Gartner Road will be resurfaced sometime between May and July. Officials said some lane closures are expected but traffic will be maintained in both directions."We want the residents to know we're being responsive to their concerns about traffic congestion," said LaCloche. "We're never going to be able to pletely solve the problem, and we know there can be frustration with it,A former child actress on Broadway, Zadora has been most-often honored by the Razzies, an handbags and purses spoof that hands out prizes for Hollywood's lousiest movies on the eve of the Oscars. so we're looking at managing it better. A munity that has traffic is a lively place that has a lot of business, and people want to be here." 

Naperville is in the process of studying the implementation of a traffic management system to electronically control traffic lights and the flow of vehicles.Sewer pipe lining also is a major initiative that will prolong that part of the city's infrastructure. In a project that began last year, 14,389 linear feet of sanitary sewer mains are being lined with a heat-cured resin product that officials say results in like-new performance."It's a $22 million project to do everything," LaCloche said. "We were working on lining the sewers in Cress Creek, but the cold and the underground frost put a slight delay on that project. We're also moving forward on the Wil-O-Way and Brush Hill subdivisions for sewer lining." 

Officials said there will be no traffic disruption for any of the sewer lining projects.Naperville currently is in the process of replacing more than 11,300 street lights with light-emitting diode luminaires. The previous high-pressure sodium lights lasted three or four years, while the new technology uses 54-percent less energy and lasts 15 years. Replacement of the street lights may involve temporary lane closures."The other big project is a Will County project for the 95th Street bridge extension,Untold hours of video holding untold amounts of information,bottega wallet all amounting to little more than a gigantic box full of VHS home movies gathering dust in your parents' attic. which actually started last year," said LaCloche. They're widening the river channel and constructing a bridge over the DuPage River.