The roundabout will be a key piece in an ambitious $70 million plan by the village to reconstruct and widen the four miles of Wolf’s Crossing from Route 34 in Oswego east to Eola Road in Aurora.

The school district will hand over a 2.95-acre piece of property at the intersection of Wolf’s Crossing and Harvey roads, in exchange for a $75,500 credit.

The village of Montgomery will now seek contractor bids early next year for the installation of new sidewalks on Douglas Road and Sherman Avenue along with a shared used path on Montgomery Road.

The roundabout will be a key piece in an ambitious $70 million plan by the village to reconstruct and widen the four miles of Wolf’s Crossing from Route 34 in Oswego east to Eola Road in Aurora.

The school district will hand over a 2.95-acre piece of property at the intersection of Wolf’s Crossing and Harvey roads, in exchange for a $75,500 credit.

The village of Montgomery will now seek contractor bids early next year for the installation of new sidewalks on Douglas Road and Sherman Avenue along with a shared used path on Montgomery Road.

Among the streets targeted for a fresh coat of asphalt are all of the streets in the Arbor Ridge subdivision located along the north side of Montgomery Road, and Timber Lane Drive, Deer Run Drive, Edgewater Court and Hamlet Circle in the Seasons Ridge subdivision.

As the three communities prepare to source their water from Lake Michigan, plans are in motion to prevent a scenario like that which played out in Flint, Michigan.

Under terms of the contract, the firm will develop cost estimates, provide a detailed analysis of the proposed improvements and examine funding options for the project that has been estimated to cost $100 million.