Motorists should expect delays at the intersection of Lockport Street and Wallin Drive in Plainfield as work proceeds on roadway improvements required as part of the Keller Farm subdivision.

A 153-acre housing development consisting of 322 single-family houses and 83 townhouses is being built at the intersection. The subdivision is being built on the former Keller Farm.

Improvements include a dedicated right turn lane from Wallin Drive to Lockport Street, pavement widening along Lockport Street and a dedicated right turn lane from Lockport Street to the subdivision entrance, village officials said.

The intersection is also being improved to accommodate pedestrians, the village said.

“Expect delays and use alternate routes when possible as lane reductions and turning restrictions will be required daily between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Lockport Street and Wallin Drive,” officials said.

The project is expected to be done by the end of July.

Work on the subdivision began in 2024. The development also includes two parks, walking trails and a nine-acre commercial development.