Road Improvements

Road Construction Projects

Following a deliberate process that began in the fall of 2020, the Town identified a need to address deteriorating roads. Over the course of the next 1+ year, a thorough analysis led the Board to take action and commit to $5 million of road/bridge projects over the next three years. This significant investment will raise the overall level of road conditions throughout the Town. The tax impact of the work is estimated at $0.31/$1,000 of assessed value, which will be seen on tax bills beginning in December of 2022. This will amount to an estimated ~$125 per home (with the average assessed value of $350,000).

County and State projects are also shown, but are not managed by the Town.

 

Project Contact 2023 Town of Cedarburg Managed Projects 
Adam Monticelli
Director of Public Works
Phone: (262) 377-4509
Email: Adam
Project Summary: The Town will be completing 3.6 miles of road improvement projects in 2023. The budget also includes funding for crack filling, shouldering, culvert replacement, and road patching.

Approved projects include:

  • Cedar Sauk Road (CTH Y to Northwood Drive 2.25 mi)
  • Columbia Road (Keup Road east to Village of Grafton) (.42 mi)
  • Keup Road (North of STH 60) (.40 mi)
  • Cedarton Parkway (.55 mi)

 

 

 

Project Contact Columbia Road Project Details
Adam Monticelli
Director of Public Works
Phone: (262) 377-4509
Email: Adam
Columbia Road (2023): 70% Grant Project

Project Summary: The Town was awarded a State TRID Supplemental Grant to complete road work on Columbia Road from Keup Road to 600 feet west of First Avenue (Village of Grafton). 70% of the project will be covered by the grant.

The existing three-lane two-way left-turn lane (TWLTL) cross-section with no pedestrian facilities will be modified to a two-lane undivided cross-section with paved shoulders and concrete sidewalks and curb & gutter on the north side of the roadway. The sidewalk will connect the sidewalks of the City of Cedarburg and Village of Grafton along Columbia Road. The project will recycle the concrete pavement underlying Columbia Road, from Keup Road to the east project limits, by rubblizing, and overlaying the recycled concrete pavement with new asphalt.

Local traffic will continue to have access to properties and businesses, but all through traffic will be detoured around the project. The detour route will be provided via Keup Road to Highland Drive to 1st Avenue, and vice versa.

The project is scheduled to be completed by October 15th.

Maps:

Detour Map

Project Overview Map

Current Project Status:

Summer/Fall 2022: Engineering

Spring-Summer 2023: Bid/Construction Begins

 

 

Project Contact Cedar Sauk Road Project Details 
Adam Monticelli
Director of Public Works
Phone: (262) 377-4509
Email: Adam
Cedar Sauk Road (2023): 80% Grant Project

Project Summary: The Town was awarded a State-LEP STP-Local Grant to complete 2.27 miles of road work on Cedar Sauk Road from CTH Y to Northwood Drive. 80% of the project will be covered by the grant.

The project goals include correcting the roadway cross slopes to drain water off the roadway, addressing safety concerns while minimizing environmental impacts to the extent possible and practicable. Key objectives of the proposed improvements include the following:

• Replace the pavement
• Correct the roadway cross-slopes (remove tire rutting)
• Repair failed roadway base (where necessary)

There will be no detour required; the road will be open to through traffic during the project.  The contractor will pulverize, reshape and repave with new asphalt and provide new aggregate shoulder material. The project start date is TBD, the project duration is approximately one week.

Current Project Status:

Summer 2022: Engineering

Spring-Summer 2023: Construction

 

 

Project Contact 2023 Keup Road & Cedarton Parkway Project
Adam Monticelli
Director of Public Works
Phone: (262) 377-4509
Email: Adam

Project Summary: The Town of Cedarburg will resurface Keup Road (north of STH 60) and Cedarton Parkway. The roadway will be open to all traffic without any closures. The contractor will pulverize, reshape and repave with new asphalt and provide new aggregate shoulder material.

The project start date is TBD, the project duration is approximately three days.

Current Project Status: construction 2023.

 

 

Project Contact
Jon Edgren
Oz. Co. Highway Dept.
Phone: (262) 284-8331
Email Jon

2023 Decker's Corners Intersection Project 

Public Involvement Meeting held September 21, 2021 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm at Town Hall.

Project Summary: Ozaukee County/WisDOT will be completing a project at Decker's Corners in 2023. Improvements will consist of spot safety improvements including a new traffic signal with intersection lighting, widening of the intersection to accommodate offset left-turn lanes, vacation of the Pleasant Valley Road segment between CTH NN and CTH Y, pavement marking and roadway signing upgrades.

Current Project Status: construction 2023.

 

  I-43 North-South Reconstruction

State of Wisconsin Managed Project

Scheduled for 2021-2025.

WisDOT Project website: Click here to view the webpage.

Project Contact

Steve Hoff

(262) 548-6718

steve.hoff@dot.wi.gov

 

 

Project Summary: The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) will be expanding I-43 (North-South Freeway) from Silver Spring Dr. to WIS 60 from 2021 through 2025. The expansion will consist of expanding I-43 from four to six lanes, the reconstruction of five existing interchanges along the corridor, and the replacement of the Union Pacific railroad bridge over 1-43 in Glendale. Also a section of Port Washington Road in Glendale will be expanded from two lanes to four lanes.

Site improvements will include replacing deteriorating pavement and bridges, reducing congestion, improving safety and efficiency, improving or replacing existing interchanges, and minimizing impacts to natural and built environments.

Project Construction Packages:

  • I-43 and Highland Road Diamond Interchange (2022-2023)
  • I-43 and Port Washington Road Interchange (2022 to mid-2023)
  • I-43 and WIS 100 Diverging Diamond Interchange (2023-2024)
  • I-43 and Mequon Road Diamond Interchange (late 2023-2024)