Pavement Management

Pavement Management

In order for municipalities to prioritize investments that extend the life of their pavement, they need to incorporate a systematic process for pavement preservation and maintenance and repair (M&R) activities in their annual work program.  Pavement management programs allow municipalities to follow a systematic and repeatable process of the overall condition of their road network and identifying roadway segment candidates for pavement preservation and M&R activities. Preservation techniques such as crack sealing and localized patching help extend the life of pavements economically, if done correctly and used at the appropriate time. Pavement management programs help agencies identify the “right road, right treatment, at the right time.”

The CMAP Pavement Management Program (PMP) was established in 2018. Following a call for projects, CMAP selected 12 communities (out of 69 applicants) for its pilot PMP. For each municipality, consultants gathered pavement condition data, pavement construction history, and information on pavement repair practices. Using the information collected, the consultants worked with each municipality to prepare a customized PMP tailored to the municipality’s needs.

After securing an additional $2 million of IDOT State Planning and Research (SPR) grant funds, the program was expanded to four years and has implemented PMPs for approximately 75 municipalities and one county by the end of 2022. 

Pavement management plans are now offered as an eligible project type under the CMAP Technical Assistance program.  7 municipalities who applied under the respective 2023 Call for Projects will receive pavement manage plan assistance during calendar year 2023.

Improving the road network's level of service cost effectively requires nuanced decision making.  Pavement management programs are a form of asset management which seeks to optimize life-cycle costs of achieving and sustaining a desired target condition instead of prioritizing the repair of assets in worst condition first.  Prioritized investment guides CMAP's approach to addressing the region's infrastructure investments as a core focus of ON TO 2050, the region's comprehensive plan.

 

 

The individual plans are available for download here.

City of Berwyn

City of Blue Island

City of Chicago Heights

City of Country Club Hills

City of Crest Hill

City of Crystal Lake

City of Harvey

City of Hickory Hills

City of Marengo

City of Markham

City of McHenry

City of Northlake

City of Oak Forest

City of Plano

Orland Township

Sauk Village

Village of Algonquin

Village of Alsip

Village of Beach Park

Village of Bellwood

Village of Burlington

Village of Calumet Park

Village of Dolton

Village of Dixmoor

Village of Elburn

Village of Elwood

Village of Glen Ellyn

Village of Glenwood

Village of Hanover Park

Village of Hazel Crest

Village of Hodgkins

Village of Huntley

Village of Kildeer

Village of Lake Bluff

Village of Lansing

Village of LaGrange Park

Village of Lemont

Village of Lynwood

Village of Lyons

Village of Manhattan

Village of Maywood

Village of Merrionette Park

Village of Midlothian

Village of Minooka

Village of Mundelein

Village of Niles

Village of Oak Park

Village of Oakwood Hills

Village of Park Forest

Village of Peotone

Village of Pingree Grove

Village of Plainfield

Village of Posen

Village of Richton Park

Village of Riverdale

Village of River Forest

Village of River Grove

Village of Robbins

Village of Roselle

Village of Sugar Grove

Village of Summit

Village of Volo

Village of Willowbrook

Village of Worth

Town of Cicero

Will County

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Pavement Management

In order for municipalities to prioritize investments that extend the life of their pavement, they need to incorporate a systematic process for pavement preservation and maintenance and repair (M&R) activities in their annual work program.  Pavement management programs allow municipalities to follow a systematic and repeatable process of the overall condition of their road network and identifying roadway segment candidates for pavement preservation and M&R activities. Preservation techniques such as crack sealing and localized patching help extend the life of pavements economically, if done correctly and used at the appropriate time. Pavement management programs help agencies identify the “right road, right treatment, at the right time.”

The CMAP Pavement Management Program (PMP) was established in 2018. Following a call for projects, CMAP selected 12 communities (out of 69 applicants) for its pilot PMP. For each municipality, consultants gathered pavement condition data, pavement construction history, and information on pavement repair practices. Using the information collected, the consultants worked with each municipality to prepare a customized PMP tailored to the municipality’s needs.

After securing an additional $2 million of IDOT State Planning and Research (SPR) grant funds, the program was expanded to four years and has implemented PMPs for approximately 75 municipalities and one county by the end of 2022. 

Pavement management plans are now offered as an eligible project type under the CMAP Technical Assistance program.  7 municipalities who applied under the respective 2023 Call for Projects will receive pavement manage plan assistance during calendar year 2023.

Improving the road network's level of service cost effectively requires nuanced decision making.  Pavement management programs are a form of asset management which seeks to optimize life-cycle costs of achieving and sustaining a desired target condition instead of prioritizing the repair of assets in worst condition first.  Prioritized investment guides CMAP's approach to addressing the region's infrastructure investments as a core focus of ON TO 2050, the region's comprehensive plan.

 

 

The individual plans are available for download here.

City of Berwyn

City of Blue Island

City of Chicago Heights

City of Country Club Hills

City of Crest Hill

City of Crystal Lake

City of Harvey

City of Hickory Hills

City of Marengo

City of Markham

City of McHenry

City of Northlake

City of Oak Forest

City of Plano

Orland Township

Sauk Village

Village of Algonquin

Village of Alsip

Village of Beach Park

Village of Bellwood

Village of Burlington

Village of Calumet Park

Village of Dolton

Village of Dixmoor

Village of Elburn

Village of Elwood

Village of Glen Ellyn

Village of Glenwood

Village of Hanover Park

Village of Hazel Crest

Village of Hodgkins

Village of Huntley

Village of Kildeer

Village of Lake Bluff

Village of Lansing

Village of LaGrange Park

Village of Lemont

Village of Lynwood

Village of Lyons

Village of Manhattan

Village of Maywood

Village of Merrionette Park

Village of Midlothian

Village of Minooka

Village of Mundelein

Village of Niles

Village of Oak Park

Village of Oakwood Hills

Village of Park Forest

Village of Peotone

Village of Pingree Grove

Village of Plainfield

Village of Posen

Village of Richton Park

Village of Riverdale

Village of River Forest

Village of River Grove

Village of Robbins

Village of Roselle

Village of Sugar Grove

Village of Summit

Village of Volo

Village of Willowbrook

Village of Worth

Town of Cicero

Will County

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