This week, the contractor has nearly completed the installation of the brick pavers at the intersection of Spring Street and Main Street. The contractor is planning to install the polyermic sand over the weekend (weather pending) to secure the joints in the brick. Once the sand is installed, the intersection will be reopened. 

Detour routes remain established for both eastbound and westbound traffic around the intersection. Accommodations will be made for downtown businesses to receive deliveries during the detour. The Village of Cary appreciates your patience during this phase of construction.

• Westbound traffic will be directed onto Jandus Road after crossing the railroad tracks, westward on Cary Street to High Road, and back on to W. Main Street.
• Eastbound traffic will be directed south onto High Road, eastward on Cary Street, southeast on Jandus Road, and northeast on Jandus Cutoff Road to Route 14.

Next week, the contractor will be working at the intersection of High Road and Main Street installing the brick paver crosswalk. This work will include pavement removal, concrete base, asphalt leveling, and brick installation. The brickwork at High Road and Main street is expected to take approximately two weeks. Two way traffic at the intersection of High Road and Main Street will be maintained during construction.

As the weather begins to cool, the Village would like to remind residents that recreational vehicles or equipment associated with summer use must be placed in permanent storage by October 31.

This includes, but is not limited to, travel trailers, campers, watercraft, and all-terrain vehicles. Recreational vehicles must be placed in one of the following three locations:

1. Within a fully enclosed structure.
2. Between the rear of the principal building and rear lot line. 
3. Within an area between the principal building and a side lot line not facing the street. 

If storing under options 2 or 3, the vehicle must be screened. If you have questions, you are encouraged to contact Community Development at 847-639-1100.

The Village of Cary Curbside Brush Pick-Up Program will take place during the following dates:

October 2 to October 6: NORTH of the Railroad Tracks

October 9 to October 13: SOUTH of the Railroad Tracks

The Village's Curbside Brush Collection is a free service offered to Cary residents to assist them with their landscape maintenance. The program is designed to dispose of large branches and tree limbs that cannot be collected through regular refuse collection.

For full program guidelines, visit the Village of Cary's Curbside Brush Collection webpage at:

https://www.caryillinois.com/409/Curbside-Brush-Collection