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Jamie Tate, Community Development
Jason Berry, CEcD, AICP, Economic & Community Development Director
A Resolution Adopting the Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan
for Public Sidewalks (ADA Transition Plan)
December 8, 2025
SUMMARY/BACKGROUND
Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) and Oates Associates have completed the
Village's ADA Transition Plan. The Plan documents existing conditions, identifies accessibility
barriers, and outlines priority locations for future improvements. With the technical review and
public engagement process now complete, the Plan is ready for formal adoption by the Village
Board.
ANALYSIS
Development of the ADA Transition Plan has been a multi -year effort led by CMAP and Oates
Associates in coordination with Village staff. The project included a comprehensive field
inventory of approximately 134 miles of sidewalks and more than 2,100 curb ramps, along with
an evaluation of key pedestrian areas near schools, parks, transit, and Downtown. Public
input was gathered reinforcing concerns related to sidewalk gaps, uneven pavement, and
challenging crossings along major corridors.
The draft Plan was presented to the Village Board at the September 15, 2025 Committee of
the Whole meeting, during which CMAP and Oates provided an overview of the assessment
results and the proposed prioritization process. A formal public comment period followed, and
all feedback received has been reviewed, addressed, and incorporated into the final
document. The completed Plan establishes a clear framework for identifying and prioritizing
future accessibility improvements and positions the Village to demonstrate ongoing
compliance with ADA requirements. With all technical and engagement components now
concluded, the Plan is ready for formal adoption by the Village Board.
Consistency with Village Policy
5-Year Capital Improvement Plan (if applicable)
STAFF RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends approval of the attached resolution.
BOARD ACTION REQUESTED
A motion to approve the attached resolution.
ATTACHMENTS
A Resolution Adopting the Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan for Public Sidewalks
in Lemont, IL
VILLAGE OF LEMONT
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
TRANSITION PLAN FOR PUBLIC SIDEWALKS IN LEMONT, IL
(ADA Transition Plan)
ADOPTED BY THE PRESIDENT AND
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE VILLAGE OF LEMONT
THIS 8th DAY OF DECEMBER, 2025
Published in pamphlet form by
Authority of the Village President and
Board of Trustees of the Village of
Lemont, Counties of Cook, Will and
DuPage, Illinois, this 8th day of
December, 2025.
RESOLUTION NO.
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
TRANSITION PLAN FOR PUBLIC SIDEWALKS IN LEMONT, IL
(ADA Transition Plan)
WHEREAS, the Village of Lemont, Counties of Cook, Will and DuPage, Illinois (the
"Village"), is a municipality in the State of Illinois with full powers to enact ordinances and
adopt resolutions for the benefit of its residents; and
WHEREAS, the Village, in partnership with the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for
Planning (CMAP) and Oates Associates, conducted a comprehensive evaluation of sidewalks,
curb ramps, pedestrian signals, and other pedestrian facilities within the Village's public rights -
of -way; and
WHEREAS, the Village of Lemont has developed an Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA) Transition Plan to guide pedestrian accessibility improvements within the Village's public
right-of-way; and
WHEREAS, the Village also completed the required administrative components of an
ADA Transition Plan, including designation of an ADA Coordinator, adoption of a Notice under
the ADA, establishment of a grievance procedure, development of a pedestrian facility inventory,
and recommendations for updates to Village design standards and codes; and
WHEREAS, the ADA Transition Plan includes a prioritized implementation schedule to
guide future construction, maintenance, and capital programming efforts to improve accessibility
throughout the Village of Lemont; and
WHEREAS, the Village engaged the public throughout the development of the Plan,
including public meetings, a community survey, a steering committee, individual interviews, and
a public review and comment periods; and
WHEREAS, the Plan reflects the Village's long-term commitment to improving
pedestrian accessibility and supporting compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA); and
WHEREAS, the Village Board finds that adoption of the ADA Transition Plan is in the
best interests of the Village and its residents.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Village President and Board of Trustees of the Village of
Lemont, Counties of Cook, DuPage, and Will, Illinois, as follows:
SECTION ONE: The Village of Lemont hereby adopts the Americans with Disabilities
Act Transition Plan for Public Sidewalks, attached hereto and incorporated herein as Exhibit A.
SECTION TWO: Village staff are authorized and directed to implement the ADA
Transition Plan, update the pedestrian facility inventory, pursue funding opportunities, and
incorporate accessibility improvements into Village capital projects and development reviews.
SECTION THREE: That this Resolution shall be in full force and effect from and after
its passage and approval as provided by law.
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ADOPTED AND APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES
OF THE VILLAGE OF LEMONT, COUNTIES OF COOK, WILL, AND DUPAGE, ILLINOIS,
ON THIS DAY OF O .
PRESIDENT AND VILLAGE BOARD MEMBERS:
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Samuel J. Forzley
Janelle Kittridge V
Ken McClafferty
Kevin Shaughnessy
Rick Sniegowski
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John Egofske, Village President
Charlene M. Smollen, Village Clerk
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Exhibit A
Americans with Disabilities Act Transition Plan for Public Sidewalks (December 2025)
Americans with Disabilities Act
Transition Plan for Public Sidewalks
Prepared for:
L14 Chicago Metropolitan
Agency for Planning
Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning
433 W Van Buren Street
Chicago, IL 60607
Community:
Village of Lemont
418 Main Street
Lemont, IL 60439
Oates Project Number: 223030.003
December 2025
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ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
1.0 Regulatory Requirements .......... -..........................................................................................
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1.1 Americans with Disabilities Act „ „,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1
1.2 Definitions in Title II of the ADA „----------------------------
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1.3 ADA Requirements of the Village-------------------------------------„-----------------------------------2
1.4 Priority Locations for the Village
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2.0 Steps to a Compliant Transition Plan ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,3
2.1 Designating an ADA Coordinator --___--„----„--,,,,-„-,-,----„,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,3
2.2 Providing Notice to the Public about ADA Requirements .....................................
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2.3 Establishing a Grievance Procedure ........................................................................
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2.4 Developing Internal Design Standards, Specifications and Details -----------------------
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2.5 Assigning Personnel for the Development of the Plan and Collecting Data_--_,,,
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2.6 Approving a Schedule and Budget for Plan .............................................................
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2.7 Monitoring the Progress of Implementing the Plan ...............................................
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3.0 Public Outreach
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3.1 Public Meeting ........................................... --------------------------------------------------------------6
3.2 Community Survey_______ _______
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3.3 Formation of Steering Committee ,,,,,-_„-•,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
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3.4 Individual Interviews
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3.5 Public Review and Comment Period
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4.0 ADA Design Standards ...........................................................................................................
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4.1 Incorporation into Village of Lemont Standards ..................... __ .............................
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4.2 Implementation of ADA Design & Construction Standards ...................................
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5.0 Administrative Documents...
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5.1 Inventory Methodology ............................................................................................
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5.2 Village Documents ....................................................................................................
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5.3 Alterations and Undue Burden
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5.4 Recommendations........................................................................................................13
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6.0 Sidewalk Transition Plan
6.1 Inventory Methodology,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
6.2 Sidewalk Data Collected
6.3 Curb Ramp Data Collected
6.4 Pedestrian Signal Data Collected-------------------------------„
6.5 Obstructions Data Collected
6.6 Scoring and Ranking ............................. .......................
6.7 External Agency Coordination
6.8 Prioritization Methodology------------------------------------------
6.9 Potential Funding Sources and Programming ............
7.0 On -Street Parking Assessment
7.1 Existing Conditions
7.2 Requirements Regarding On -Street Parking--------------.
7.3 Block -by -Block Analysis Methodology ........................
8.0 Recommendations
8.1 Prioritization of Projects------------------------
8.2 Challenges of Implementation
8.3 Monitoring of the Plan
8.4 Formal Adoption of ADA Transition Plan--------------------
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EXHIBITS
EXHIBIT 1- NOTICE UNDER THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT
EXHIBIT 2 - ADA GRIEVANCE FORM
EXHIBIT 3 - MEMORANDUM ON REVIEW OF VILLAGE DOCUMENTS FOR ADA INCLUSION
EXHIBIT 4 - PRIORITY IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE
EXHIBIT 5 - PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT
EXHIBIT 5A - PUBLIC MEETING
EXHIBIT 5B - COMMUNITY SURVEY
EXHIBIT 5C -STEERING COMMITTEE MEETING MINUTES
EXHIBIT SD - INDIVIDUAL INTERVIEWS SUMMARY
EXHIBIT SE - PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT FEEDBACK
EXHIBIT 6 - TRANSITION PLAN AUDIT CHECKLIST
EXHIBIT 7 - RESOLUTION FOR ADA TRANSITION PLAN ADOPTION
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APPENDIX A
A.1 Definitions for Appendix ..........................................................................................
Appendix A-1
A.2 Data Collected
Appendix A-4
A.2.(a) Sidewalk Data Collected........................................................................AppendixA-4
A.2.(b) Curb Ramp Data Collected....................................................................
Appendix A-4
A.2.(c) Pedestrian Signal Data Collected..........................................................
Appendix A-6
A.2.(d) Driveway Data Collected.......................................................................AppendixA-6
A.2.(e) Displacements Data Collected............................................................
Appendix A-7
A.2.(f) Obstructions Data Collected..................................................................Appendix
A-7
A.3 Activity Score-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Appendix
A-8
A.3.(a) Schools
Appendix A-8
A.3.(b) Parks
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A.3.(c) Government Buildings---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Appendix A-11
A.3.(d) Rail Stops(Metra)----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Appendix
A-11
A.3.(e) Commercial Districts .................................................... _.......................
_.Appendix A-12
A.3.(f) Traffic Signals-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Appendix
A-13
A.3.(g) Enhanced Crosswalks .............................................................................
Appendix A-14
A.3.(h) Crossing Guards-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Appendix
A-14
Village -Wide Prioritization Map....................................................................................
Appendix A-16
A.4 Accessibility Score----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Appendix A-28
A.4.(a) Sidewalk Accessibility Score.................................................................Appendix
A-28
A.4.(b) Sidewalk Obstruction Score
Appendix A-30
A.4.(c) Curb Ramp Accessibility Score..............................................................
Appendix A-33
A.4.(d) Pedestrian Signal Accessibility Score....................................................Appendix
A-37
A.5 Block Specific Parking Analysis--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Appendix A-42
A.6 Aerial Exhibits for Sidewalk Segments and Curb Ramps .......................................
Appendix A-65
VILLAGE OF LEMONT
ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Executive Summary
This Americans with Disability Act (ADA) Transition Plan has been prepared in accordance with
ADA, which requires a transition plan be completed by all public agencies with more than fifty
(50) employees that have barriers to access. This planning document is focused on the village's
evaluation of its pedestrian facilities, pedestrian traffic signals, and other infrastructure on
public rights -of -way and develop long range plans for making those facilities accessible for all
people. This Plan focuses on administrative documents prepared and maintained by the Village
of Lemont and accessible facilities within public rights -of -way. The public was offered the
opportunity to comment throughout the Plan's development on what accessibility challenges
they face in the village, see Chapter 3.
The village currently maintains approximately 134 miles of sidewalks, curb ramps, crosswalks,
and pedestrian traffic signals throughout the village. Of the 134 miles of sidewalk 24 miles of
sidewalk was determined to be significantly compliant, 18%, while 6 miles of sidewalk was
found to have the highest impact on pedestrian usability. The plan documented 2,105 curb
ramps of which 425 curb ramps were determined to be significantly compliant, 20%. 180 curb
ramps were found to have the highest impact on pedestrian usability. These numbers are in line
with national averages.
The remainder of the sidewalks and curb ramps fall into the category of not technically
compliant but also functionally usable. The plan calls for these areas to be addressed in later
years of plan execution or should grievance ever be received regarding these locations. See
Exhibit 4 for potential projects based on plan results.
Administrative Documents
Several key administrative requirements were completed as part of the development of the
transition plan. A Notice to the Public, Exhibit 1, was developed and approved stating
someone's rights under the ADA in regard to all programs and services offered by the village. A
formal grievance procedure, Exhibit 2, was developed and approved providing a mechanism for
individuals who feel discriminated against to document their concerns to the village and for the
village to document the complaint and develop a response. The Human Resource Manager has
been identified as the "ADA Coordinator" and will serve as the primary contact, record keeper,
and responsible employee regarding the long-term execution of the Plan.
All programs and services related to improvements on public rights -of -way were evaluated to
determine the level of ADA compliance, specifically the village design standards and documents
prepared and maintained by the village. A brief synopsis of the results of this evaluation and
the proposed changes is discussed further in Chapter 5 and Exhibit 3 includes the
recommendations to increase accessibility.
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Sidewalks, Curb Ramps & Pedestrian Signals
The self -evaluation of pedestrian facilities within public rights -of -way included the inventory
and assessment of all village sidewalks, curb ramps, crosswalks, and pedestrian traffic signals.
The self -evaluation determined not only whether the elements of the pedestrian route meet
the minimum standards for accessibility but collected additional information to allow the village
to quantify the level of non -compliant sections. This data allows the village to prioritize future
improvements that have the greatest impact on accessibility. This was completed through the
development of a comprehensive GIS database that will be used by village staff for future
planning.
A scoring system was developed to identify those barriers that have the greatest impact on
pedestrians. This scoring system is based on two parts: physical condition of the pedestrian
asset (Physical Condition Score) and the likelihood of high pedestrian traffic (Prioritization
Heatmap). The physical condition score places a numerical value on each barrier, placing a
higher priority on those barriers that have a greater impact on usability. For example, a
sidewalk with a vertical difference between sidewalk slabs of 2 inches is a higher priority than a
sidewalk with a vertical difference between sidewalk slabs of % inch, even though both
sidewalk segments are non -compliant. The prioritization heatmap uses pedestrian traffic
generators, e.g., schools, parks, and commercial developments, to identify assets that are likely
to be heavily used by the public. The highest priority locations are those that are near several
different pedestrian traffic generators. See Chapter 6 and Appendix A for additional
information regarding the development of the prioritization system. See Chapter 8 for
recommendations and potential challenges including potential seed projects.
VILLAGE OF LEMONT ADA TRANSITION PLAN
1.0 Regulatory Requirements
The ADA Transition Plan, (referred to as "the Plan") documents the Village of Lemont's
(referred to as "the village") pedestrian facilities and develops objectives for making those
facilities accessible for all people including those with disabilities. This plan focuses on public
pedestrian facilities, including sidewalks and curb ramps located on public rights -of -way or
within public parks. The Plan has been prepared in accordance with to ADA, which requires a
transition plan to be completed by all public agencies with more than fifty (50) employees.
1.1 Americans with Disabilities Act
The ADA enacted on July 26, 1990, is a comprehensive civil rights act that prohibits
discrimination based on disability. As listed below, the act is divided into five separate titles
that cover specific applications. The ADA is meant to complement the minimum guidelines
presented in Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. While Lemont covers the five
requirements of the ADA because it has more than 50 employees, this plan focuses on Title II of
the ADA as the village is a public entity and specifically those programs, services or activities
that impact public rights -of -way.
• Title I — Employment: This title is designed to remove
barriers that would deny qualified individuals with This plan focuses on public
disabilities access to the same employment pedestrian facilities,
opportunities and benefits available to others without including sidewalks and curb
disabilities. Employers must reasonably accommodate ramps located on public
the disabilities of qualified applicants or employees. rights -of -way
*Title II - Public Services: This title prohibits
discrimination by public entities based on disability. The public entity is required to
provide access to programs, services and activities provided by the state or local
government.
• Title III - Public Accommodations: This title prohibits discrimination based on disability by
private entities in places of public accommodation. Examples include hotels, restaurants,
golf courses, etc.
• Title IV — Telecommunications: This title requires telephone companies to have developed
interstate and intrastate telephone relay services in every state.
• Title V - Miscellaneous Provisions: This title has a variety of provisions relating to the ADA,
including its relationship with other laws and its impact on insurance benefits.
1.2 Definitions in Title II of the ADA
Title II of the ADA addresses discrimination in relation to public services including "public
entities." The ADA definition of a "public entity" includes any state or local government. Title II
of the ADA requires that no person shall by reason of such disability be excluded from
participation in or denied the benefits of services, programs, or activities of a public entity, or
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be subjected to discrimination by any such entity. Sidewalks and curb ramps are considered a
"program" per Title II of the ADA and therefore must meet the requirements of ADA. According
to Sec. 12102 of Chapter 126 of Title 42 of the United States Code (Americans with Disabilities
Act of 1990) the term "disability" means, with respect to an individual:
(a) A physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life
activities of such individuals.
(b) A record of such an impairment; or
(c) Being regarded as having such impairment.
The ADA does not specifically name all the impairments that are covered but describes in detail
the conditions that are included or excluded as disabilities under the ADA. An example
of an excluded disability is a transitory impairment; an impairment with an actual or expected
duration of 6 months or less.
1.3 ADA Requirements of the Village
The ADA presents specific items that the village or any "public entity" must perform to achieve
compliance. The NCH RP 20-7 (232) —ADA Transition Plans: A Guide to Best Management
Practices was developed to provide guidance in achieving ADA compliance and was used to
create this Plan. These steps include:
• Perform a self -evaluation (village to inventory existing conditions of sidewalks, etc.)
• Develop a grievance procedure
• Provide notice about the ADA requirements
• Designate an individual to oversee Title II compliance (ADA Coordinator)
• Develop a transition plan if structural changes are necessary for achieving program
accessibility
• Retain all grievances (complaints) and ADA compliance checklists for a minimum of
three years
The Plan lays out the steps and actions to ensure compliance with the above listed steps and
achieving ADA compliance.
Administrative Requirements
The village is responsible for ensuring all-inclusive access for
all properties, services, and programs offered by the village. In
addition to sidewalks, curb ramps, and village owned buildings
and facilities for which additional information is listed below,
the village also maintains a website for other programs and
services offered by various village departments. The village
The village must have a
process in which the public
can file a complaint on
ADA accessibility.
must have a notice to the public stating the public's rights related to village properties, services,
and programs offered by the village. Additionally, the village must have a process in which the
public can file a complaint on ADA accessibility. While it will take time for the village to bring
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the entirety of their buildings and facilities into compliance, the village has an obligation to
modify existing programs to accommodate all users. This plan focuses on the programs,
services or activities maintained by the Public Works Department.
Sidewalk Obstruction, Curb Ramp & Pedestrian Signals Inventory Requirements
The sidewalks, obstructions, curb ramps and pedestrian signals inventory must be available for
inspection online through the village's website as well as at Village Hall and are also available in
alternative format (e.g. flash drive, large print, Braille) by request. This inventory identifies
physical barriers in public rights -of -way under the jurisdiction of the village. This inventory will
serve as a guide to help schedule repairs that have a higher priority and greater impact on the
public. See Appendix A for the respective inventories.
1.4 Priority Locations for the Village
A criteria system was developed to recognize the data gathered by both the physical condition
of pedestrian facilities and the proximity these facilities are to pedestrian traffic generators. The
combination of physical condition and the proximity to generators will identify two key
elements in determining locations needing improvement. The details of the condition and
proximity criteria are described in Chapter 6. Identifying the locations of the greatest need
based on criteria, along with public input, will bring to light the priorities of projects that would
provide the most benefit to the community. By listing the priorities of these projects in the
Plan, the village will be able to have a clear vision on how to expand transportation networks
within the village's infrastructure. The projects will provide a blueprint for the community that
will encourage leaders to actively engage in implementation, as well as provide an action plan
that outlines next steps. Having a priority list that considers short term, and long-term projects
will help the village to plan, develop, fund, monitor, and maintain the village's infrastructure
within its right-of-way.
2.0 Steps to a Compliant Transition Plan
The following steps were taken to meet the requirements of the ADA Transition Plan identified
in Chapter 1.
2.1 Designating an ADA Coordinator
The village has identified the Human Resources Manager as the ADA Title II Coordinator, and
they will be the primary point of contact on all issues related to ADA accessibility within the
Village of Lemont. They will also oversee the requirements outlined in the ADA notice to the
public and in the grievance procedure. The ADA Title II Coordinator is available to answer
questions from both the public and village employees about accommodating people with
disabilities and Title II of the ADA. All written requests should be sent to:
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Stacy Patrianakos, Human Resources Manager
418 Main St.
Lemont, IL 60439
Email: spatrianakos@lemont.il.us
2.2 Providing Notice to the Public about ADA Requirements
The public participation process involved specific efforts to include people with disabilities, as
well as the outreach groups that represent them. Because of their sensitivity to pedestrian
travel, this group has specific concerns that differ from the general population. The public
participation process also included village officials and the public. See Chapter 3 for
documentation of the village's public outreach effort. A
notice to the public about ADA requirements has been The public participation process
developed and approved by the village. This notice was involved specific efforts to
posted at all village buildings and on the village website. A include people with disabilities
copy of the notice is included in Exhibit 1.
2.3 Establishing a Grievance Procedure
The ADA Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the grievance procedure is followed and that
records are kept for at least 3 years. A grievance procedure has previously been developed and
approved by the village. A copy of the grievance form is provided in Exhibit 2.
2.4 Developing Internal Design Standards, Specifications & Details
The village establishes standards for sidewalk construction in Title 17 — Unified Development
Ordinances of the Lemont, Illinois Code of Ordinances. The codes were reviewed, and it was
determined that references the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design and the Illinois
Accessibility Code, most current version, shall be added to the codes.
2.5 Assigning Personnel for the Development of the Plan and Collecting Data
Oates Associates (Oates) was contracted by Chicago Metropolitan Agency of Planning (CMAP)
to inventory all of Lemont's existing facilities including curb ramps and sidewalks within village
rights -of -way, identify ADA deficiencies, and develop procedures for implementing and
scheduling work to provide an ADA compliant system.
The inventory for sidewalks and curb ramps was completed by Oates using a system to capture
and record the observed deficiencies on the sidewalks and curb ramps on a block -by -block
basis. This information was recorded using a mobile global positioning satellite (GPS) unit. All
the information collected was stored within a Geographic Information system (GIS) database.
The GIS database developed for this project will be integrated into the GIS system that the
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village already implements. The database will be periodically updated as improvements are
made throughout the village.
2.6 Approving a Schedule and Budget for the Plan
By adopting this plan, the village has developed an implementation procedure to identify the
sidewalk sections or curb ramp locations that are the most critical. While this Plan does include
a prioritization for pedestrian facility improvements throughout the village, projects will be
logically grouped together for construction efficiency and cost savings. Additionally, should
projects be identified that are eligible for federal or state funds, these projects shall be pursued
regardless of the prioritization rank given. The implementation procedure will help the village
identify specific sidewalk and ramp projects that could be incorporated into other
transportation improvement projects throughout the village.
The village currently provides funding for sidewalk
The final budget for sidewalk and curb improvements through its Infrastructure Fund
ramp improvements within a given with line items for the Public Works Department
year will be determined by the council. and the Public Works Capital Department as well
as in the Motor Fuel Tax Fund with line items for
the Public Works Department. Various state and federal funding sources are also available to
fund specific roadway projects throughout the village (e.g., Surface Transportation Program).
The final budget for sidewalk and curb ramp improvements within a given year will be
determined by the Council during the development of the fiscal budget. See Chapter 8 and
Exhibit 4 for the schedule, priorities and budget for improvements identified in this Plan.
2.7 Monitoring Progress on the Implementation of the Plan
The village is responsible for monitoring the progress of the Plan. The Plan shall be updated as
projects are completed and changes to ADA requirements are enacted. The ADA Coordinator
will be responsible for assigning staff to monitor the various components of the Plan, with the
expectation that the Director of the Public Works Department will be responsible for ensuring
compliance associated with improvements within public rights -of -way. See Chapter 8 for
additional information on monitoring the progress of the plan.
3.0 Public Outreach
The ADA states that public entities are required to make information regarding the formation of
the Plan available to all applicants, participants, residents, and other interested parties. A
primary goal of the Plan was to actively seek input from all interested parties, including those
with disabilities and the groups that represent them. Village staff offered various opportunities
engage the public. They established a project website (Lemont's Plan for Accessible Streets
and Sidewalks I Engage with CMAP). Events were advertised on the Village's website,
Facebook and Instagram, and flyers were prominently displayed in local gathering areas around
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Lemont. Invitations were also sent to representatives of the disability community, churches,
school districts and parks and recreation centers to encourage them to reach out to their
constituents to engage in the process. It was important to reach as many residents as possible
so that every person felt their voice was heard and that the village was listening and actively
pursuing ways to improve the infrastructure of Lemont. A few of the events the village hosted
were:
• Kickoff public meeting
• community survey
• four steering committee meetings (offered in -person and virtually)
• in -person interviews with key stakeholders and interested parties(offered in -person and
virtually)
• open house meeting
• public review and comment
3.1 Public Meeting
A project kick-off public meeting was held on October 23, 2024, at the Centennial Community
Center from 4-6 p.m. The public was introduced to the concept of the ADA Plan and why the
village was pursuing the Plan. They were offered opportunities to provide feedback to the
project team and village staff both in person and on comment forms. Maps of the village were
provided so that the attendees could identify the specific locations where they were
experiencing challenges. Sixteen residents attended the meeting, and 5 comment forms were
completed that gave insight into the obstacles residents were facing in the village. A copy of the
documents provided at the public meeting are included in Exhibit 5a.
A project wrap-up public meeting was held on
October 15, 2025, at The Core Fitness and
Aquatic Complex from 5-7 p.m. Village staff,
CMAP and Oates re -introduced the ADA Plan
through the data they had found and
represented on maps. One map showed the
areas most likely to have pedestrians and the
other map ranked the condition of every
sidewalk in the village on public right-of-way.
The project team offered attendees
opportunities to provide feedback in person and
through comment forms. Fifteen people
including a few steering committee members attended the meeting
of the documents provided and copies of the comments received.
Exhibit 5a includes copies
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3.2 Community Survey
A very successful mechanism to obtain input that was developed and actively distributed was a
Community Survey. The survey was launched on the Village of Lemont's home website page in
January 2025 and closed in June 2025. The survey included several questions describing
different scenarios where elements of faulty sidewalk (trip hazards, steep slopes, lack of
sidewalk, etc.) could be a barrier for pedestrians around the village and asked for input for
specific locations around the village. Four hundred and ninety-eight people completed the
survey which provided vital information for the team to determine where the village's focus
should be.
Of the 498 people surveyed, 90% are residents of Lemont, 60% are between the ages of 36-65
years old, and 67% either have a disability or care for a person with a disability. Forty-three
percent of those with a disability need some sort of assistance while getting around the village.
The devices most used are:
• power wheelchairs • rolling walkers
• electric scooters • walkers or canes
Most people get around town in a personal vehicle (95%). But, the second most preferred
method is walking. Where people walk in the village is varied. The most common places are:
• church
• library
• downtown
• parks
• Jewel
• post office
• Pete's Market
• in their neighborhood
• The Core
• Metra station
• Walgreen's
• trails
• schools
There was a question about the challenges getting around the village. When asked whether
there were places that could not be accessed, leaving people to walk in the street, there were
many locations:
• Logan Street • 1-300 blocks of Freehauf Street
• Valley Drive • 127th Street
• Division Street • Short Street & State Street
• McCarthy Road • downtown
• Florence Street & Roberta Street • The Creamery
• Archer Avenue • Czaki Street
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• Main Street
• Warner Street
The reasons were mainly due to:
• gaps in sidewalk
• stairs
• trip hazards
• narrow sidewalk
• Ledochowski Street
• Fremont Street
• steep sidewalk
• missing or debris -filled ramps
• cars in driveways blocking sidewalks
• tree or bush encroachment
Given the specific examples of what impacts walking or rolling and ramp use, the survey taker
was asked to rank the examples from most to least important. Trip hazards and sidewalk gaps
were the most common obstacles for walking or rolling around, and lack of curb ramps and
standing water or debris were the most common for utilizing ramps.
Walking or rolling around:
Trip Hazards
(e.& uneven
sidewalk...
Pool Surface
Quality (e.g,
broken.._,
Obstruction -
utility
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Obstruction
(e.g. utility
poles, fi re. -
Standing
Watert Debris
(e.g. standi_..
No Curb Ramps
(e.g. 6 inch
drop otfthe._
No Detectable
Warning Panels
(eg. bumps
Curb Ramp
Grades (e 3,
steep slopes),
Broken Curb
Ramps (e.g. ■® uneven, walkE.._
0 1 i3 .1 5
The takeaway from the survey was that sidewalk gaps and steep grades requiring stairs are
keeping people from finding direct paths to their destination. When asked what type of
priorities the village should focus on improving first, the following data was captured:
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SIDEWALK LEADING TO OR FROM VILLAGE
FACILITIES OR PARKS
SIDEWALK IN COMMERCIAL AREAS (DOWNTOWN
LEMONT)
SIDEWALKS LEADING TO OR FROM SCHOOLS
SIDEWALKS ALONG RESIDENTIAL STREETS
SIDEWALKS ALONG MULTI -LANE STREETS (STATE
ST, 127TH ST, MCCARTHY ST)
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The Community Survey is included in Exhibit 5b.
3.3 Formation and Role of Steering Committee
The people who live in the community know firsthand where the challenges lie in their
community. In order to receive thorough feedback as the plan develops, a Steering Committee
was formed by inviting a cross section of the community to better investigate the problems and
potential solutions of the sidewalk network. Members were invited to join the committee
through the village's website, at the public meeting, and when the survey was launched, as well
as by reaching out to schools, advocacy groups, and word of mouth (asking contacts received
for recommendations). Four meetings were held over a six-month period and anywhere from
10-12 committee members were present at each.
Although no people with disabilities were a part of
° the committee, many advocates and caregivers
04 _ participated. Agendas were presented to keep on
track with what investigation was required. It was a
collaborative effort by the citizens whose knowledge
�.. and experience were paramount in resolving the
issues of the sidewalk network of Lemont. Minutes of
these meetings are included in Exhibit Sc.
3.4 Individual Interviews
The project team met with nine (9) residents who had expressed an interest in providing their
input and experience traveling around the village. Each meeting lasted between 30 minutes and
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one hour. Participants were offered the opportunity to meet virtually or in -person based on
their availability and desires. Attendees came from throughout the village and represented a
variety of community organizations, geography around the village, and representatives from
the disability community.
These discussions allowed the project team to dive deeply into the personal experience of one
village resident and learn about the challenges and opportunities that they see in the village.
These meetings are anonymous to encourage honest dialog. These meetings helped the project
team gain an invaluable perspective for what a certain individual with disabilities (or a caregiver
for such a person) struggles with day to day while navigating the sidewalk network of Lemont.
The common themes that we heard during individual interviews were the overall walkability of
the village and the community feeling within the village. The walkability was in reference to the
existing network that is present but barriers to access limit the ability for people with
disabilities to travel freely around the village. Other concerns that consistently came up during
our conversations were the challenge associated with crossing State, 127t", and McCarthy
Street. A desire to eliminate gaps in the sidewalk network and specific locations were vertical
displacement impact usability. Another common refrain is the lack of accessible parking in
downtown Lemont. Downtown Lemont hosts a variety of community events that draw heavy
crowds throughout the year and parking is a common challenge. The lack of accessible parking
makes these events inaccessible to people with disabilities. The residents we interviewed
stated that coordination with village staff can be improved, specifically in reporting were
barriers to access were present.
3.5 Public Review and Comment Period
The ADA requires public entities to make the Plan available for public review during a citizen
review period. The village offered a 30-day review period after completing the ADA Transition
Plan, allowing residents to submit comments on any issues they felt needed attention. Although
the public comment period has ended, any resident or visitor who wishes to provide feedback
on pedestrian accessibility in the village can contact the ADA Coordinator or Community
Development Department at any time.
4.0 ADA Design Standards
4.1 Incorporation into Village of Lemont Standards
See Appendix A.1 for a list of definitions used through the Plan.
The following statutes, codes, guidelines, and standards were used in the development of this
plan. Should other new statutes, codes or standards become applicable after the adoption of
the plan, such new codes or standards shall be incorporated into this plan if they are more
restrictive or exceed the existing standards.
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(a) Proposed Accessibility Guidelines for Pedestrian Facilities in the Public Right -of -
Way (PROWAG), was published by the U.S. Access Board on August 8, 2023. They
are now considered the federal standards for accessibility compliance on public
right-of-way. These guidelines were used as the guiding federal standards for the
plan.
(b) Revision 228 - Complete Highway Standards published by the Illinois Department
of Transportation effective January 1, 2025. The standard plans represent the
most current state standards.
(c) Municipal Code —Village of Lemont, codified through Ordinance No. 0-54-24,
adopted December 9, 2024 (Supp. No. 19)
The ADA Codes and Standards described in this section are intended to apply to all construction
undertaken within village rights -of -way after the final approval and adoption of the Plan. This is
meant to include all new construction, both private and public, as well as all construction
undertaken as part of the Plan.
Pedestrian Facilities
The ADA Design Standards for sidewalk evaluation for pedestrian facilities on public rights- of -
way within the village have been developed as a result of a review process to determine the
most stringent standards from federal, state, and local guidelines and codes as they relate to
various accessibility issues throughout the village. The standards developed to collect inventory
data as part of this plan were determined by comparing village standards to both MOT standard
plans and federal guidelines.
See Exhibit 3 for a memorandum summarizing the findings in the village's standards.
4.2 Implementation of ADA Design & Construction Standards
New Construction on New Alignment
All areas of newly designed and constructed facilities
located on village property or right-of-way shall
comply with all applicable ADA standards. Pedestrian
facilities constructed on state right-of-way within the
village shall meet the requirements of the IDOT
standard plans.
(There is) "Too much disconnection
amongst Lemont's sidewalks. We
need a plan to connect Lemont's
existing sidewalks from residential
areas to other residential areas and
downtown businesses." - excerpt
from community engagement
New Construction on Existing Alignment
Each addition on village property or right-of-way shall comply with all applicable ADA standards
except as modified below.
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Alterations to Existing Facilities on Existing Alignment
When existing elements located on village property or right-of-way are altered, each altered
element shall comply with all applicable ADA standards including PROWAG and other standards
listed in Section 4.1 except as modified below:
(a) Exception: In alterations, where compliance with applicable provisions is technically
infeasible, the alterations shall comply with the standards to the maximum extent
possible without placing an undue burden on the village.
(b) Exception: When a new sidewalk is tying into an existing element that does not
meet ADA standards at a project terminus, all sidewalk panels except the sidewalk
panel directly adjacent to the existing elements shall comply with all applicable
ADA standards. The sidewalk panel from existing to new shall not result in reduced
accessibility. Examples of reduced accessibility include cross or running slopes that
exceed the slopes of either the new or existing sidewalk panels.
(c) Prohibited Reduction in Access: An alteration that decreases accessibility for the
general public on public right-of-way, site arrival points to the buildings or other
facilities adjacent to the proposed adjustments on public right-of-way or to a room
within a building and which are below the requirements for new construction at
the time of the alteration will be prohibited.
Approval Procedures for Exceptions and Technically Infeasible Conditions
The village shall require a written request to the applicable village department to make all
determinations of exceptions and technical feasibility. Upon determination of the status of an
exception and technical infeasibility, such determination of the applicable village department
shall be final, except that any member of the public can appeal a determination, according to
the procedures laid out in the Grievance Procedures under the ADA.
Dimension and Grades Tolerances
"I have tripped on the uneven
sidewalks, breaking a wrist. When
using a wheelchair, we will often
use the street because sidewalks
are in bad shape" -excerpt from
community engagement survey
All dimensions and numerical requirements contained
in these standards and any applicable local, state, and
federal codes or statutes are absolute, and
requirements have been derived considering
construction practices and constraints, and no
dimensional or slope tolerances beyond the stated
maximum or minimum are allowed. The person
responsible for the construction operations will be
responsible for ensuring that all equipment is calibrated
properly. For contracted work, the village reserves the right to have any construction that is not
built to the standards listed, removed and reconstructed at no cost to the village.
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5.0 Administrative Documents
5.1 Inventory Methodology
All programs and services that are provided by the Public Works Department were evaluated to
determine the current level of ADA compliance. These documents were reviewed for any
reference to ADA standards, reasonable accommodation that is available upon request, and
when necessary, identifying locations where current ADA standards are not referenced.
5.2 Village Documents
Village documents associated with services provided by the Public Works Department were
evaluated to determine if any modifications were necessary to provide a higher level of ADA
compliance to employees, citizens, or visitors to Lemont. Additional village documents were
evaluated to determine if the current design standards for new construction require developers
to construct all proposed improvements to current ADA standards. See Exhibit 3 for proposed
changes to village documents.
5.3 Alterations and Undue Burden
Alterations to programs and services that do not cause an undue burden shall occur as soon as
feasible. An example of alterations that do not cause an undue burden is relocating a program
to a handicap accessible meeting room. If alterations are deemed necessary, the village is not
required to undertake action if it alters the program or would create a hazardous situation or
represent an undue burden to the village.
5.4 Recommendations for Document Incorporation
The village should develop language and adopt the proposed recommendations to various
village documents as listed in Exhibit 3. The village shall ensure that all staff are prepared to
accommodate individuals with disabilities and provide the services needed to the fullest extent
possible. The village shall also provide all employees with reminders about the ADA
requirements and any information on changes to ADA law.
6.0 Sidewalk Transition Plan
6.1 Inventory Methodology
Self -inventory of pedestrian facilities is one of the requirements for any public entity according
to the ADA. The village has created a comprehensive GIS database from the inventory
information gathered that will be used by the village staff for future planning. All pedestrian
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facilities located on village -owned public rights -of -way and within parks maintained by the
village were inventoried.
Collection procedures for sidewalk segments, obstructions, and curb ramps were done by
walking every block of pedestrian accommodation within the village. Data was obtained
through visual inspections and measurements and collected using a mobile GIS data collection
unit. The unit had customized forms for Oates staff to insert data that they collected related to
sidewalks, obstructions, and curb ramps. The staff were trained to use the current ADA
guidelines and field procedures. The information collected was then analyzed using a scoring
system. The scoring was modified as necessary to reflect the goals determined by the village in
prioritizing repairs.
6.2 Sidewalk Data Collected
The sidewalk inventory was conducted in segments based on village blocks. A sidewalk segment
is considered a continuous length of sidewalk between two termini; with termini points set at
either intersecting roadways or at approximately 200' intervals. The several aspects of data
taken are defined in Appendix A.1 for Definitions and Appendix A.2.(a) provides the types of
Sidewalk Data Collected.
6.3 Curb Ramp Data Collected
Because there are comprehensive ADA requirements specifically for curb ramps detailed
measurements were taken at each curb ramp. See Appendix A.2(b) for the types of Curb Ramp
Data Collected.
6.4 Pedestrian Signal Data Collected
There are comprehensive ADA requirements specifically for pedestrian signals as well. Detailed
measurements were taken at each pedestrian signal. See Appendix A.2(c) for the types of
Pedestrian Signal Data Collected.
6.5 Obstruction Data Collected
An obstruction is any permanent or temporary obstacle or condition that affects the ability of a
pedestrian to travel along a pedestrian access - A
route. Obstructions were recorded where
encountered along the sidewalk section. There
could be several obstructions taken within a
sidewalk segment and vertical displacements
(elevation difference) were grouped together
within a sidewalk segment. Obstructions were
broken into three unique groups to further aid
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the village in identifying potential projects. See Appendix A.2(d) for the types of Driveway
Obstructions collected. See Appendix A.2(e) for the types of Displacement Obstructions
collected. See Appendix A.2(f) for the types of Obstructions collected.
6.6 Scoring and Ranking
A criteria system was developed to prioritize the ADA compliance by both physical condition
and proximity to pedestrian traffic generators. Location is a factor because the Department of
Justice Title 11 Technical Assistance Manual points to the fact that a public entity's programs
related to sidewalk and curb ramps may be prioritized with respect to the location of a
particular sidewalk or curb ramp. The value of each component (what components were
considered more important than others) was established based on technical knowledge with
input from the Steering Committee members and village staff.
Village -Wide Prioritization Map
The proximity to traffic generators was evaluated as the first part of the two-part scoring
system. The village -wide prioritization map developed was a heat map to identify locations
within the village that have the highest likelihood of having a high amount of pedestrian traffic.
The village -wide prioritization map considers these pedestrian traffic generators and predicts
the likelihood of pedestrian usage based on eight distinct categories. For this plan, K-12 schools,
parks, government buildings, Metra rail stops, commercial districts, traffic signals, enhanced
crosswalks, and crossing guards are considered the highest priority locations. The village -wide
prioritization map sums up the activity scores for comparison throughout the village.
Village -Wide Prioritization Map (Between 0 AND 65)
For visual clarity the prioritization map is broken into five groups. The highest priority locations,
shown in red, and the lowest priority area are shown in yellow. The highest priority locations
are those in close proximity to a multitude of pedestrian traffic generators. While a low priority
activity factor represents a segment that is near few if any pedestrian traffic generators.
See Appendix A.3 for a detailed description of the activity scores of traffic generators within
the village as well as the Village -Wide Prioritization Map.
Accessibility Score
To evaluate the physical condition of a given sidewalk
segment, or curb ramp, a scoring system was
developed to assist in prioritizing the severity of
sidewalk segments and curb ramps. Each component
of the ADA compliance criteria that was gathered
during the sidewalk and curb ramp inventory was
assigned a score based on overall impedance and the
severity of obstructions within the route.
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Sidewalk Score
Sidewalk Accessibility Score
The sidewalk segment accessibility score is a combination of two different factors that
affect the usability of a given sidewalk segment. The first half of the sidewalk segment
accessibility score is the overall condition of the sidewalk segment. These components
include sidewalk width, cross slope and running slope and are each assigned a different
value based on the level of priority based on each factor.
Sidewalk Accessibility Score (Between 1 AND 20)
Sidewalk Obstruction Score
The second half of the sidewalk segment accessibility score is the number of severities
of point obstructions located within a sidewalk segment. Obstructions are point
obstacles like utility poles or driveway cross slopes that also impact the functionality of
sidewalk and curb ramps. Obstructions located within a curb ramp are included in the
curb ramp Accessibility Score. Similarly, a point value was placed on each point
obstruction which is then applied to the sidewalk segment that the point obstruction
exists within.
Sidewalk Segments Score (Between 1 AND 30)
Sidewalk Score = (Sidewalk Accessibility Score + Sidewalk Obstruction Score)
After the scores were calculated, each location was categorized into a grouping of sidewalks
with similar physical deficiency levels. The six groups are:
(1)
Sidewalk Gap
(2)
15Y Tier Priorities
(3)
211 Tier Priorities
(4)
3rd Tier Priorities
(5)
Long -Term Priorities
(6)
No Sidewalk Present
Curb Ramp Accessibility Score
The accessibility score for curb ramps was established by assigning a value for each
component of a curb ramp that can affect overall compliance. An example of the
assigned value is that a 3' wide curb ramp has a higher priority than a curb ramp that
lacks detectable warning panels. The total value for each component of curb ramp
compliance is summed together to get the curb ramp accessibility score.
Curb Ramps Score (Between 1 AND 48)
Curb Ramp Score = Curb Ramp Accessibility Score
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After the scores were calculated, each location was categorized into a grouping of sidewalks
with similar physical deficiency levels. The six groups are:
(1)
No Curb Ramp
(2)
Obstruction Present
(3)
15t Tier Priorities
(4)
2nd Tier Priorities
(5)
3rd Tier Priorities
(6)
Long -Term Priorities
Pedestrian Signal Accessibility Score
The accessibility score for pedestrian signals was established by assigning either
"compliant" or "non -compliant" for each component of the pedestrian signal as the
improvement would most likely not be addressed until a full signal upgrade was
planned.
Pedestrian Signals Score (Compliant or non -compliant)
See Appendix A.4 for a detailed description of the accessibility scores of sidewalks, curb ramps
and pedestrian signals within the village.
6.7 External Agency Coordination
Executing the plan will require Lemont officials to look for opportunities to team with external
agencies to leverage available funding. These outside agencies have a vested interest in the
success of the plan, specifically in regards to their facilities.
CMAP was the initial agency to be contacted as CMAP provided the funding opportunity for the
Plan. CMAP has been instrumental in providing consistent guidance to the village so that the
Plan can be effective while adhering to ADA law.
Lemont should continue coordination with County and State agencies as well as adjacent cities
that border their limits, to manage any projects planned for roadways where jurisdiction and
maintenance are shared. Park Districts and School Districts will also be coordinated regularly so
that they could stay up to date on the progress of the Plan and provide feedback they are
hearing from their constituents.
IDOT will continue to be coordinated with regarding increasing accessibility along their routes
throughout the village. IDOT has jurisdiction over the following routes within the village limits:
• New Ave
• Lockport St
• Illinois St from Lockport St to Main St
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• State St from just south of E 127th St to the southern village limits and from just south of
Illinois St to the northern village limits
• Main St east of Illinois St to the eastern village limits
• McCarthy Rd throughout village limits
• IL 171 within the village limits
Cook County will continue to be coordinated with since they have jurisdiction over the
following routes within the village limits:
• Walker Rd from McCarthy St to Main St.
• 1311t St within the village limits
DuPage and Will Counties border Lemont as well, but do not have jurisdiction over any routes
in the village limits.
6.8 Prioritization Methodology
Due to the scale associated with bringing all existing pedestrian facilities within the village into
compliance and the ever -changing nature of the physical condition of sidewalk and curb ramps,
the village has developed a methodology to prioritize pedestrian assets based on the
Accessibility Score and Prioritization Map to prioritize improvements. The methodology initially
focuses on the physical condition of the sidewalks and curb ramps. The pedestrian assets that
have the greatest impact on accessibility, 1st Tier Priorities, are those that have multiple
elements that create barriers to access. For example, a sidewalk segment with a 5% cross slope
and multiple vertical displacements greater than 1 %" has a higher priority Accessibility Score
than a sidewalk segment with a 2.8% cross slope and a singular vertical displacement of 1".
Both segments do not meet ADA standards and throughout the totality of the execution of the
plan will be addressed but the first sidewalk segment is a higher priority. Additional high
priority locations are curb ramps where a vertical curb separates the sidewalk from the
adjacent roadway and gaps in the existing sidewalk network.
These priorities were overlayed with the Prioritization Map described in Chapter 6.6. The
highest priority Accessibility Score located in the highest priority locations of the Prioritization
Map were grouped together into logical projects. These projects are described in Exhibit 4.
Additionally, the Plan has identified four (4) potential projects to increase accessibility
throughout the village. These projects focus on those pedestrian assets that are high priority
deficiencies located in areas with high levels of pedestrian traffic. Additionally, should projects
be identified that are eligible for either federal, state or developer funds these projects shall be
pursued regardless of the prioritization rank of these given segments or curb ramps.
Cost of Obstructions
Cost estimates were developed to remove barriers identified. The cost estimates reflect
planning level estimates at the time of assessment. Actual costs can only be firmly determined
via standard design and construction process. The Village of Lemont reserves the right to
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modify priorities to allow flexibility in accommodating community requests, petitions for
reasonable modifications from people with disabilities, changes in Village programs, ongoing
evaluation and funding constraints and opportunities. The estimates of cost are located within
the village's GIS database.
6.9 Potential Funding Sources and Programming
Village of Lemont Budget
The village currently provides funding for sidewalk improvements through its Infrastructure
Fund with line items for the Public Works Department and the Public Works Capital
Department as well as in the Motor Fuel Tax Fund with line items for the Public Works
Department. Currently, approximately $60,000 to $80,000 is budgeted yearly for sidewalk
repair and the village is committed to proposing that range in the future. Additionally, the
village will continue to incorporate sidewalk improvements into other transportation
improvement projects. The final budget for sidewalk and curb ramp improvements within a
given year will be determined by the Council during the development of the annual budget.
Local, Federal, and State Programs
There are several local, state and federal funding sources available to assist municipalities with
capital improvement projects. Most of these programs are competitive and have individual
restrictions that must be reviewed for compliance with the proposed project. Below
are descriptions of a few funding sources that may be applicable to the implementation of the
Plan.
This is not an all -encompassing list of the available state and federal programs. Funding sources
shall be monitored and sought as situations arise to complete the goals and objectives of the
village and the Plan.
• Surface Transportation Plan (STP): The STP program provides flexible funding for
local agencies to improve public roads and bridges, transit capital projects, and
improvements to transit terminals and facilities. STP funding is a viable option for
eligible roadways within the village. Eligible roadways are functionally classified by
CMAP. A map showing the functionally classified roadways within the village can be
found at (ROADS - Illinois Roadway Analysis Database System. "Transportation
enhancements" including historic preservation, alternative non -motorized
transportation, and landscaping are also funded using STP funds. STP funds can be
used for a wide variety of improvements including road improvements with
accompanying pedestrian accommodation as well as new construction and
reconstruction of sidewalk and curb ramps. CMAP currently administers STP funds
for the Chicago area.
Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ): The CMAQ
program provides funds to help mitigate congestion and improve air quality. CMAQ
projects commonly include intersection improvements and reconstruction. CMAQ
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funding is a viable option for eligible roadways within the village. Eligible roadways
are functionally classified by CMAP. A map showing the functionally classified
roadways within the village can be found at IROADS - Illinois Roadway Analysis
Database System. Pedestrian accommodations including accessible pedestrian
signals can be included with CMAQ projects to improve pedestrian safety at the
intersection. CMAP currently administers CMAQ funds for the Chicago area.
Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP): The Moving Ahead for Progress in the
21st Century (MAP-21) transportation bill combined multiple funding sources that
fund pedestrian projects including Safe Routes to Schools (SRTS) and Recreational
Trails Program (RTP). Money is still allocated for projects that were previously under
these funding sources through the Transportation Alternative Program (TAP). CMAP
currently administers TAP funds for the Chicago area.
Illinois Transportation Enhancement Program (ITEP): The Illinois Department of
Transportation administers ITEP funds as part of a competitive statewide program.
ITEP projects include pedestrian and bicycle facilities including on -road and off -road
facilities and sidewalks, rails to trails, and streetscapes.
The village and other partners have already pursued federal funding for several projects in the
immediate future that will incorporate pedestrian elements. These projects are:
• Main Street at Lemont Street, Stephen Street, and Holmes Street Rail Crossing
o Proposed rail crossing safety improvements at the respective streets.
• Main Street at Illinois Street Intersection and Pruxne Street Rail Crossing
o Intersection reconstruction to realign Main Street, Illinois Street, and Pruxne
Street to safely accommodate all modes of transportation.
• Illinois Street ADA Sidewalk Project — Phase 1
o Remove and replace existing sidewalk (as well as excavation for new sidewalk)
on the north side of Illinois Street between State Street and Main Street.
• State Street Resurfacing
o Resurfacing project including ADA compliant sidewalk crossings.
• Walker Road Extension Project
o Extend Walker Road north over the Illinois Central Railroad including new multi-
use path accommodation.
• Main Street Shared -use Path from Walker Road to IL 83/171
o The new shared -use path connecting the I&M Canal Trail near Walker Road and
continuing east along Main Street to meet the shared -use path just west of the
IL83/171 intersection.
• Illinois 171 (Archer Avenue) Road Maintenance from IL 83 to Will County Line
o Designed overlay with ADA improvements.
• McCarthy Road Shared -Use Path from Walker Road to Bell Road
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o New shared -use path from Walked Road to just east of IL 171 (Archer Avenue)
and transition to on -road bike lanes continuing east to meet proposed shared
use -path facilities at Bell Road.
• Bell Road Shared -use Path from Beaver Lake Drive to IL 171 (Archer Avenue)
o New shared -use path connecting the existing shared use path at Beaver lake
Drive to IL 171.
1315t Street Shared -Use Path from Derby Road to Bell Road
o New shared -use path on 13111 Street from Derby Road to Bell Road and along
Derby Road from 1311t Street to Sawgrass Court.
• Intersection Safety and Shared -Use Path Improvements, Lemont Street at Bluff Road
and Old Lemont Road
o Intersection safety improvements including a shared -use path from the
Centennial Trail (at the south end of the Old Lemont Road bridge) to trail
systems at Waterfall Glen (DuPage County).
The village has also received a grant from Cook County to construct crosswalks across 1271n
Street at the intersections of 127th Street and Covington Drive and between Briarcliff Drive
and Rolling Meadows Drive. Additionally, plans are in progress to add a new traffic signal at
Derby Road and 1315t Street.
These projects represent a continuation of investment the village and other partners have
made to increase accessibility and pedestrian connectivity throughout the village.
Private Developers
Private development can have a direct impact on the adjacent public right-of-way. Village
ordinances shall be amended to require sidewalk construction along public right-of-way with
the issuance of building permits. The Village Ordinances shall be updated as detailed in Exhibit
3 to provide further clarification for the construction of pedestrian facilities on public rights -of -
way. On larger projects that may include the construction of new intersections with traffic
signals, the developer could be required to include pedestrian accommodation including but
not limited to curb ramps, marked crosswalks, pedestrian signals, and accessible pedestrian
devices.
7.0 On -Street Parking Assessment
7.1 Existing Conditions
On -street parking is allowed on all streets within the village except as signed. While most
streets allow on -street parking, signed and striped on -street parking is present along 23 blocks
in and around Downtown Lemont. In addition to on -street parking the village offers multiple
municipal parking lots and a 260-space parking garage with access along River Street, see Image
1. For the ADA Transition Plan only the on -street ADA parking spaces were evaluated for
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compliance and identification of where additional parking spaces may be warranted. Village
owned parking lots and parking garages have their own unique ADA requirements and the
village shall assess these facilities to determine if modifications are required to meet applicable
standards.
Image 1: Existing Street Block in Downtown Lemont
7.2 Requirements Regarding On -Street Parking
ADA requirements for on -street parking are triggered when on -street parking is provided and is
either metered or designated with signs or pavement markings. The exceptions to these
requirements are:
(a) On -street parking spaces designated exclusively as residential parking shall not be
counted for the purpose of determining the required number of parking spaces.
(b) On- street parking spaces designed exclusively for commercial, or law enforcement
vehicles shall not be counted for the purpose of determining the required number of
parking spaces.
During our field visits we did not observe any dedicated residential, commercial, or law
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enforcement on -street parking so no exceptions were used in determining parking
requirements.
On -street ADA parking is determined based on the number of parking spaces provided on a
block perimeter, see Figure 1.
Pine Street
Block Mein Street
Perimeter =
Figure 1: Figure R211.1 Parking on block perimeter of the PROWAG
The number of parking spaces along the block perimeter are added up to determine the
applicable number of accessible parking spaces that need to be provided. When individual
parking spaces are not striped, each 20 feet of street where parking is designated shall be
counted as one parking space. Table R211 of the 2024 PROWAG standards, see Figure 2,
provides the number of accessible parking spaces based on the total number of spaces along
the block perimeter.
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'total Number of Metered or Designated Parking Spaces
Minimum Required Number of Accessible Parking Spaces
1 to 25
1
26 to 50
2
51to75
3
76 to 100
4
101 to 150
5
151 to 200
6
201 and over
4 percent of total
Figure 2: Table R211 On -Street Parking Spaces
7.3 Block -by -Block Analysis
The following block numbers are based on the naming convention shown in Image 1 in Section
7.1. There are several blocks where it is not feasible to connect new on -street parking spaces to
the public sidewalk due to significant obstructions, see Image 2. These locations are noted in
the block -by -block analysis and as curb ramps and sidewalks are upgraded at these locations
on -street accessible parking shall be provided in conjunction with these improvements.
At each block the parking that was considered in the parking analysis, metered or designated
with signage or striping, is indicated by a red line. Additional parking along the block perimeter
that does not meet the threshold for requiring accessible parking was not considered in the
analysis. Where existing curb ramps do not provide access to the adjacent public sidewalk a red
star is placed to assist the village in planning for future accessible parking spaces. See Appendix
A.5 for a Block Specific Parking Analysis.
Image 2: Existing pedestrian access route at the intersection of Illinois St and Fremont St
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8.0 Priority Recommendations for Improvement
8.1 Prioritization of Projects
A Priority Implementation Schedule was developed for the next five years and is included as
Exhibit 4. This implementation schedule is based on addressing barriers to access throughout
the village and developed based on village goals as identified during the planning process.
These goals were:
• Fill in gaps of sidewalk
• Eliminate tripping hazards throughout the village
• Connect new subdivisions to the existing sidewalk network
• Provide safer crossings along 127th Street, State Street, and McCarthy Street
These priorities were developed based on need and there may be challenges, see Section 8.2,
that may impact the feasibility of constructing these improvements. Where implementing these
projects is technically infeasible the village should pursue alternate projects that accomplish the
same overarching goals.
An example of the priority projects identified in the plan is provided below. These projects are
based on the Scoring and Ranking criteria gathered, the following priority projects are
recommended for implementation. They are as follows:
• Julia Street from Illinois St to McCarthy Rd (potential candidate for SRTS funding) —
removal and replacement of existing sidewalk and curb ramps to meet ADA standards
on the north and east side of the Julia Street; cost: $575,000 (2025 dollars)
• Stephen Street from Cass St to McCarthy Rd (potential candidate for SRTS or TAP
funding) — Construct bump -out intersection at the intersection of Stephen Street and
Cass Street to improve pedestrian visibility and construct compliant curb ramps. Install
enhanced crosswalk across Stephen Street at Porter Street to alert motorists to the
presence of pedestrians. improve crossing across Porter St; improve crossing across Cass
St, reconstruct 125 ft elevated sidewalk on west side of Stephen St. that is currently
accessed by stairs to an ADA accessible shared use path; cost: $140,000 (2025 dollars)
• Timberline Road from Copper Ridge Dr to New Ave (local funding only) —1520 ft of new
ADA sidewalk along Timberline Rd; cost: $260,000 (2025 dollars)
• Logan Street from Chestnut Street to Czacki Street (potential candidate for SRTS
funding) — filling gaps with sidewalk on north side, creating ADA accessible route from
Chestnut Street to Czacki Street by improving crossings; cost $95,000 (2025 dollars)
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8.2 Challenges of Implementation
Although all municipalities have their challenges, Lemont has a few unique challenges that keep
the process of connecting sidewalks more complicated. First, the downtown area is known for
its steep grades, therefore it will be difficult to find reasonable solutions for accessible
accommodation in all areas. Combined with the street network that has been established since
the village's inception, finding locations in which to provide the space necessary for accessibility
will be problematic. The village may find itself having to sacrifice elements of the downtown
grid as it sits today to find some innovative solutions.
Another aspect which has proven to be problematic is that many properties, especially in the
neighborhoods close to downtown, own the land to the center of the road rather than the
conventional configuration. Usually, a municipality owns and maintains a given roadway and a
buffer area on either side of the roadway's edge. By not already owning the land, the village has
to negotiate with each property owner along a route to allow sidewalk on their property or buy
the land outright. This is why there are so many gaps in the sidewalk along the older
neighborhoods in the village. This work would not only be cumbersome but costly for the
village. However, by the Plan prioritizing locations where gaps in sidewalk could provide a vital
connection, this will help the village focus its efforts.
Another challenge to providing accessible connections is
the steep driveway slopes. These pose issues since many
times the sidewalk needs to be kept at a flatter slope than
the driveway has. It can produce a step effect which could
help the pedestrian but then cause the driver to have
trouble using their driveway.
Lastly, the immovable obstacles, one element of data collected, if determined necessary to be
relocated, then becomes the issue of where to relocate the object. The most impactful and
costly obstacles that may require relocation are utilities, most notably utility poles.
8.3 Continuation of the Monitoring of the Plan
All curb ramps and sidewalks constructed on village -owned right-of-way or future right-of-way
shall be inspected by the village's Public Works Department or the ADA Coordinator prior to
acceptance. New sidewalks shall be logged into the GIS system either by village staff during an
on -site assessment or based on information provided by the Contractor or Developer. All data
collected shall be in the same format as the existing inventory to maintain consistent data and
integration of the scoring system. If construction replaces an existing sidewalk or curb ramp,
the new data shall be stored over the existing data to provide an up-to-date look at the status
of the Plan. If the project includes an expansion to the existing pedestrian network, the data
shall be added to the existing GIS system by village staff.
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As part of the development of this plan every mile of sidewalk currently under maintenance by
the village was assessed. This assessment represents only a snapshot in time, Fall 2024, and
sidewalks and curb ramps that comply today will be out of compliance tomorrow. As part of the
village's on -going commitment to accessibility a schedule will be developed to assess every mile
of sidewalk in the village at a minimum of a six -year rotation. With a current sidewalk mileage
of approximately 132 miles of sidewalk, 22 miles of sidewalk will be assessed within a calendar
year. This can be accomplished by a two -man crew collecting data for 40-hours and will be
completed as trained staff is available. It is recommended that future sidewalk assessments
begin in 2028 and recently completed sidewalk improvements and developments shall start
assessments within 6 years of final acceptance by city staff.
Priority projects identified within the plan are intended to provide directions for village staff as
they continue the village's long-term effort to improve accessibility throughout the village. As
projects are completed new projects should be added to the list. This plan also acknowledges
that the reality of accessibility within public right-of-way is a long-term commitment.
Additionally, there are existing pedestrian facilities within Lemont that are technically infeasible
to ever meet accessibility standards. In these locations alternative routes will be upgraded to
serve the residents of Lemont. Elimination of the barriers identified in the plan is expected to
take 20 years to complete and within those 20 years compliant pedestrian facilities will have
barriers to access that need to be eliminated.
8.4 Formal Adoption of ADA Transition Plan
It is anticipated that the ADA Transition Plan will be formally adopted by the Village of Lemont
in December 2025. The resolution for this adoption will be added as Exhibit 7 with the Plan.
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Exhibit 1
Notice Under the Americans with
Disabilities Act
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Village of Lemont, Illinois
Notice Under the Americans with Disabilities Act
In accordance with the requirements of Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 ("ADA"),
the Village of Lemont will not discriminate against qualified individuals with disabilities on the basis of
disability in its services, programs, or activities.
Employment: The Village of Lemont does not discriminate on the basis of disability in its hiring or
employment practices and complies with the regulations promulgated by the U.S. Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission under Title I of the ADA.
Effective Communication: The Village of Lemont will generally, upon request, provide appropriate aids
and services leading to effective communication for qualified persons with disabilities so they can
participate equally in Village of Lemont's programs, services, and activities, including qualified sign
language interpreters, documents in Braille, and other ways of making information and communications
accessible to people who have speech, hearing, or vision impairments.
Modification of Policies and Procedures: The Village of Lemont will make all reasonable modifications
to policies and programs to ensure that people with disabilities have an equal opportunity to enjoy all of
its programs, services, and activities. For example, individuals with service animals are welcome in the
Village of Lemont offices, even when pets are generally prohibited.
Anyone who requires auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or a modification of policies
or procedures to participate in a program, service, or activity of the Village of Lemont, should contact
Stacy Patrianakos, Human Resources Manager, (630) 257-1552, spatrianakos@lemont.il.us as soon as
possible but no later than 2 business days before the scheduled event.
The ADA does not require the Village of Lemont to take any action that would fundamentally alter the
nature of its programs or services or impose an undue financial or administrative burden to the Village.
Complaints that a program, service, or activity of the Village of Lemont is not accessible to persons with
disabilities should be directed to Stacy Patrianakos, Human Resources Manager, (630) 257-1552,
spatrianakos@lemont.i1.us
The Village of Lemont will not place a surcharge on a particular individual with a disability or any group
of individuals with disabilities to cover the cost of providing auxiliary aids/services or reasonable
modifications of policies, such as retrieving items from locations that are open to the public but are not
accessible to persons who use wheelchairs.
Notice Under the Americans with Disabilities Act
VILLAGE OF LEMONT
ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Exhibit 2
ADA Grievance Form
O A T E S
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Village of Lemont
Grievance Procedures Under
The Americans with Disabilities Act
This Grievance Procedure is established to meet the requirements of the American with
Disabilities Act of 1990 ("ADA"). It may be used by anyone who wishes to file a complaint
alleging discrimination on the basis of disability in the provision of services, activities,
programs, or benefits by the Village of Lemont. The Village's Personnel Policy governs
employment related complaints of disability discrimination.
The complaint should be in writing and contain information about the alleged discrimination
such as name, address, phone number of complainant and location, date, and description of
the problem. Alternative means of filing complaints, such as personal interviews or a tape
recording of the complaint, will be made for persons with disabilities upon request.
The complaint should be submitted by the complainant and/or his/her designee to the ADA
Coordinator as soon as possible but no later than 60 calendar days after the alleged
violation to. The ADA Coordinator for the Village of Lemont is:
Stacy Patrianakos, Human Resources Manager
418 Main St.
Lemont, IL 60439
Email: spatrianakos(oNemont.il.us
Within 15 calendar days after receipt of the complaint, the ADA Coordinator or his/her
designee will meet with the complainant to discuss the complaint and the possible
resolutions. Within 15 calendar days of the meeting, ADA Coordinator or his/her designee
will respond in writing, and where reasonable accommodations are requested, in a format
accessible to the complainant, such as large print, Braille, or audio tape. The response will
explain the position of the Village of Lemont and offer options for substantive resolution of
the complaint.
If the response by the ADA Coordinator or his/her designee does not satisfactorily resolve
the issue, the complainant and/or his/her designee may appeal the decision within 15
calendar days after receipt of the response to the Village Administrator or his/her designee.
Within 15 calendar days after receipt of the appeal, the Village Administrator or his/her
designee will meet with the complainant to discuss the complaint and possible resolutions.
Within 15 calendar days after the meeting, the Village Administrator or his/her designee will
respond in writing, and, where appropriate, in a format accessible to the complainant, with
a final resolution of the complaint.
All written complaints received by the ADA Coordinator or his/her designee, appeals to the
Village Administrator or his/her designee, and responses from these two offices will be
retained by the Village of Lemont for at least three years.
ADA Grievance Form
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Village of Lemont
ADA Grievance Form
Name: Date of Occurrence:
Address:
City: State: Zip:
Phone: Email:
Please provide a complete description of your grievance:
Please specify the location of your grievance:
Please state what you think should be done to resolve the grievance:
Please attach additional pages or photo(s) as needed.
Signature: Date:
Please return to:
Stacy Patrianakos, ADA Coordinator, 418 Main St., Lemont, IL 60439
Email: spatrianakos(cDlemont.iLus
Upon request, reasonable accommodations will be provided in completing this form.
Contact Stacy Patrianakos, ADA Coordinator, 418 Main St., Lemont, IL 60439
Phone: (630) 257-1552
Email: spatrianakos(a).lemont.il.us
ADA Grievance Form
VILLAGE OF LEMONT
ADA TRANSITION PLAN
Exhibit 3
Memorandum on Review of City
Documents for ADA Inclusion
GATES
ASSOCIATES
GATES
ASSOCIATES
Collinsville
St. Louis
Belleville
St. Charles
100 Lanter Court, Suite 1
720 Olive, Suite 700
20 East Main Street
330 North Main, Suite 201
Collinsville, IL 62234
St. Louis, MO 63101
Belleville, IL 62200
St, Charles, MO 63301
618.345.2200
314.588.8381
618.416.4688
636.493.6277
MEMORANDUM
Date: 7/3/2025 Project #: 223030.003
Time:
Jason Berry, CEcD, AICP, Economic & Community Development Director
To: Jamie Tate, AICP, Consulting Planner
From: Travis Helmkamp, PE ADAC
Subject: ADA Transition Plan - Review of Code of Ordinances, Permit Applications
The following documents were reviewed as part of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Sidewalk Evaluation and Transition Plan being prepared for the Village of Lemont by Oates
Associates, Inc. The documents were reviewed for ADA inclusion and this memorandum will
serve as a summary of our findings in addition to recommendations to the various village
documents. The documents reviewed, and all other permits, applications, and any other
printed materials offered by the village should be available upon request in alternative formats
(e.g. large print and Braille). Potential language that could be added to all permits, forms,
and other documents that require filling out is "Document is available in alternative format
(e.g., large print, Braille, etc.) including assistance with completing the document. Please
contact Village staff for any accommodations."
This review is limited to documents related to construction of pedestrian assets within the
public rights -of -way including sidewalk, curb ramps, pedestrian traffic signals, crosswalks as
well as roadways and driveways. Additionally permit documents were reviewed for their
relation to accessibility. The following documents were reviewed, and revisions are suggested
for ADA inclusion:
• Lemont 2030 Comprehensive Plan
• Active Transportation Plan (2012)
• Lemont, Illinois - Code of Ordinances
• Building Permit Applications
o Commercial Construction Permit
o Driveway Permit
o Residential permit
o Sidewalk permit
o Sign permit
The following recommendations are not meant to represent proposed verbiage for insertion
into any village documents but rather represent portions of existing ordinances or other
various village documents where additional language pertaining to accessibility may be
desired.
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Lemont 2030 Comprehensive Plan
The Comprehensive Plan was reviewed to identify whether any ADA and PROWAG guidelines
were referenced, and they were not. This plan could be enhanced by adding more inclusive
language regarding people with disabilities. When discussing mobility, although connecting
trails and sidewalks are discussed, it is recommended to suggest implementing trails and
sidewalks accessible to all and following ADA and PROWAG guidelines to achieve this. Also,
antiquated language such as "handicapped" should be replaced with "disabled" or "people
with disabilities."
Active Transportation Plan (2012)
A section on specific ADA requirements for curb ramps and sidewalks could be included, as
well as including other modes of transportation such as wheelchairs in the plan and survey.
Lemont Code of Ordinances
The Standard Specifications (specs) were reviewed to identify discrepancies between the
specs and either the federal ADA guidelines, PROWAG, or City code but also identify potential
additions to the specifications to provide additional guidance to increase accessibility
throughout the city. In some cases, recommendations are to add or remove language from
the specs to increase accessibility.
CHAPTER 5.16 — SIDEWALK DISPLAYS
• Include a note that sidewalk displays should not obstruct a minimum ADA clear width
and other specific requirements
CHAPTER 10.16 - PARKING
• Include a section pertaining to accessible parking stating: "The space shall be indicated by an upright
sign whether on a pole or attached to a building upon which shall be inscribed the international
symbol of accessibility (ADAAG 703.7.2.1) to indicate that the space is reserved for the exclusive use
of vehicles which display a distinguishing license plate or card" or similar.
CHAPTER 12.20.080 — Temporary sidewalks to be provided
Replace "If any sidewalk is blocked by any such work, a temporary sidewalk shall be
constructed or provided which shall be safe for travel and convenient for users" with
"If any sidewalk is blocked by any such work, a temporary sidewalk built to ADA or
PROWAG Standards shall be constructed or provided which shall be safe for travel
and convenient for users"
CHAPTER 12.24.010 — Definitions
• Revise statement to read: Permissible encroachment means any existing awning,
marquee, advertising sign or similar overhanging structure supported from a building
immediately adjacent to the limits of the platted street where there is a sidewalk
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extending to the building line, and which does not impair the free and safe flow of traffic
on the highway or the pedestrian access route (PAR) as defined by ADA and/or PROWAG
standards; the permissive retention of overhanging signs is not to be construed as being
applicable to those signs supported from poles constructed outside the project right-
of-way line and not confirmed by adjacent buildings.
CHAPTER 12.30.140 — Traffic Control
• Include ADA design specifications for traffic control devices.
CHAPTER 12.30.150 — Location of facilities
• Include ADA requirements for utility obstructions
CHAPTER 12.30.170 — Vegetation control
Add a requirement to control or remove any vegetation that interferes with ADA
requirements, such as obstructing the clear width of a public sidewalk.
CHAPTER 15.00.110 — (g)3, 4, and 5 — Certificate of occuyancv
Revise statement to read: "(3) All public and private sidewalks on and adjacent to the
lot shall be completed according to ADA and/or PROWAG standards."
Revise statement to read: "(4)Driveway and approach paving shall be completed
according to ADA and/or PROWAG standards."
Revise statement to read: "(5) Any replacement or repair to damaged curbs and
gutters, streets, sidewalk, driveway or street lighting shall be completed according to
ADA and/or PROWAG standards."
CHAPTER 17.02 - Definitions
The definition for "Disability" should be provided in the Code of Ordinances and should
align with the federal definition defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act. Potential
language includes "a disability is a physical or mental impairment that substantially
limits one or more major life activities."
The definition of a Group Home should be revised to read: "A dwelling or facility used
to provide a socially dependent family environment for people with physical,
intellectual or mental health disabilities. For purposes of this ordinance, this
definition shall not include "halfway houses," uses for the recovering chemically
dependent, prison work release programs, or any use that does not house solely
people with physical, intellectual or mental health disabilities.
CHAPTER 17.11- Signs
Add a statement that no sign shall become a protruding object as defined in Section
R402 of the Public Right -of -Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG).
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CHAPTER 17.26 - STREETS ALLEYS, DRIVEWAYS, AND RIGHTS -OF -WAY
• Add a statement at the beginning of chapter stating "On -street parking on public right-
of-way shall be designed and constructed in accordance with Section R310 of the Public
Right -of -Way Accessibility Guidelines (PROWAG). All other parking shall be designed
and constructed in accordance with Section 402 of the 2010 ADA Standards for
Accessible Design."
CHAPTER 17.26.110 - CURB, GUTTER, AND SIDEWALK
Section B-2 - Revise to read "The back of curb shall be depressed at all sidewalk
ADA-accessible ramp locations and built according to ADA and/or PROWAG
specifications."
Section D - Add specific ADA requirements as it pertains to sidewalk construction
(slope, width, etc)
Section C - Revise to read: "Depressed curb shall be provided at all
sidewalk (handicapped) ramp locations and at all driveways whose locations are
known at the time of curb installation."
CHAPTER 17.26.130 - PEDESTRIAN WAYS AND BIKE PATHS
• Add specific ADA/PROWAG requirements as it pertains to sidewalk construction
(slope, width, etc)
Building Permit Applications
COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION PERMIT
Add ADA/PROWAG verbiage to Construction requirements, Item 1. Plans/Drawings,
etc. when pertaining to sidewalk construction in front of property or through a
driveway (slope, width, etc)
Revise verbiage in Construction requirements, Grading Plan, when referencing
sidewalk and/or sidewalk through driveway construction, to adhere to the
ADA/PROWAG standards.
DRIVEWAY PERMIT APPLICATION
Add a note to the Typical Residential Lot illustration stating that sidewalk is to be
built according to ADA/PROWAG standards.
When discussing details pertaining to sidewalk construction through a driveway
(slope, width, etc), mention these are to follow ADA/PROWAG standards.
RESIDENTIAL PERMIT
• Revise any verbiage referencing sidewalk and/or sidewalk through driveway
construction, to adhere to the ADA/PROWAG standards.
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MEMORANDUM
SIDEWALK PERMIT
• Revise any verbiage referencing sidewalk and/or sidewalk through driveway
construction, to adhere to the ADA/PROWAG standards.
SIGN PERMIT
• Revise any verbiage referencing the placement of signs on a sidewalk to adhere to
the ADA/PROWAG clearance standards.
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Exhibit 4
Priority Implementation Schedule
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Public Meetings
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Frequently Asked Questions
Kick-off Informational Meeting
Wednesday, October 23rd, 2024, 4:00 to 6:00 PM
Welcome to the kick-off meeting for the ADA Transition Plan. This meeting is the first in a series of
community engagement events to gather information about the challenges faced when
walking/wheeling around the communities, where residents want to walk/wheel to, and help
establish a vision for the future of pedestrian travel around the village.
In this open house format, there will be no formal presentations. Exhibits are available to allow
attendees to identify existing barriers to access and identify pedestrian destinations.
Representatives from the engineering consultant, Oates Associates, Chicago Metropolitan
Agency for Planning (CMAP), and village staff are available to discuss the planning process with
you.
Why?
Many areas of the village's public right-of-way are not
accessible to people with disabilities and do not comply with
state and federal requirements. Accessible sidewalks not only
improve the quality of life for residents with disabilities but
improve the useability for all users including those with strollers,
children, senior citizens, and all residents. Due to the challenge
of bringing the entirety of the village's pedestrian network into
compliance the Plan will help prioritize and schedule future
improvements. The transition plan serves as a tool to assist the
village to build upon the long-standing commitment to
improving accessibility throughout the village.
How can you help with the planning process?
• Share your challenges as you travel around the village
• Share your thoughts on priority areas and your destinations
throughout the village
• Attend meetings and visit us at local events
• Join the steering committee — Be part of the entire planning
project and help guide the final Plan. If you are interested,
please email IemontadaCc�oatesassociates.com.
Timeline
The anticipated schedule for this planning process is to complete the assessment of the public
right-of-way in Winter 2025, develop priorities in Spring 2025, and present the final plan to the
public in Summer 2025.
Thank you for attending! If you would like to join the e-mail list to get notifications related to the ADA
Transition Plan, please e-mail Iemontada(@-oatesassociates.com.
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facilitating more accessibility. This plan will be completed in Summer of 2025 and we are looking for
your input to guide the process
You can either leave the form with us today or send it to us at one of the addresses provided below.
Please send your comments within one week of this meeting to allow for timely consideration.
Mr. Jason Berry, Community Development Director
Village of Lemont
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Lemont's Community Development Department prioritize areas in the city for improvements
facilitating more accessibility. This plan will be completed in Summer of 2025 and we are looking for
your input to guide the process
You can either leave the form with us today or send it to us at one of the addresses provided below.
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Mr. Jason Berry, Community Development Director
Village of Lemont
418 Main Street
Lemont, IL 60439
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Mr. Travis Helmkamp, Project Manager
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Lemont's Community Development Department prioritize areas in the city for improvements
facilitating more accessibility. This plan will be completed in Summer of 2025 and we are looking for
your input to guide the process
You can either leave the form with us today or send it to us at one of the addresses provided below.
Please send your comments within one week of this meeting to allow for timely consideration.
Mr. Jason Berry, Community Development Director
Village of Lemont
418 Main Street
Lemont, IL 60439
(630) 257-1595
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facilitating more accessibility. This plan will be completed in Summer of 2025 and we are looking for
your input to guide the process
You can either leave the form with us today or send it to us at one of the addresses provided below.
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Village of Lemont
418 Main Street
Lemont, IL 60439
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OCTOBER 23, 2024
We encourage you to express your comments and concerns about the accessibility of public spaces
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Lemont's Community Development Department prioritize areas in the city for improvements
facilitating more accessibility. This plan will be completed in Summer of 2025 and we are looking for
your input to guide the process
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The Core Fitness & Aquatic Complex
Lemont Park District
16050 W 1271h St, Lemont, IL 60439
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Wednesday, October 15t'', 2025, 5:00 to 7:00 PM
Thank you for joining us this evening to discuss Lemont's ADA Transition Plan. This meeting is one
of the final community engagement events of the planning process, which began in October 2024.
Over the past year, we've gathered input on the challenges residents face when walking or
wheeling through Lemont, the destinations people want better access to, and ideas for shaping a
long-term vision for safe, accessible travel throughout the village.
Around the room, you'll find exhibits that highlight existing pedestrian destinations and barriers to
access that the team has identified. Representatives from the engineering consultant, Oates
Associates, the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP), and village staff are available
to discuss the planning process with you.
Why this plan matters
Typical of almost every community, Lemont has areas in the
public right-of-way that are not fully accessible and do not
comply with state and federal requirements. Accessible
sidewalks and crosswalks benefit not only people with
disabilities but also families with strollers, older adults, children,
and anyone who walks and wheels through the village.
Because bringing the entire pedestrian network into compliance
is a large task, this transition plan will serve as a roadmap to help
prioritize and schedule improvements overtime, building on
Lemont's tong -standing commitment to improving accessibility
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• Look at the pedestrian destinations and barriers to access that the team has identified and let
us know if they match your own experience.
• Tell us if there are any pedestrian destinations or barriers to access that we have missed.
Timeline
• 30-day comment period opens - October 2025
• Finalize Plan based on community comments - November
2025
• Village Board formally adopts the plan -December 2025
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PUBLIC COMMENT FORM
OCTOBER 15, 2025
We encourage you to express your comments and concerns aboutthe accessibilityof public
spaces around the Village of Lemont to aid in our preparation of an ADATransition Plan. This
plan will help Lemont's Community Development Department (CDD) prioritize areas in the
city for improvements to facilitate more accessibility. This plan wilt be completed in Winter
of 2025, and we are looking for your input to guide the process
You can either leave the form with us today or send it to us at one of the addresses provided
below. Please send your comments within one week of this meeting to allow for timely
consideration.
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Village of Lemont
418 Main Street
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(630) 257-1595
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PUBLIC COMMENT FORM
OCTOBER 15, 2025
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plan will help Lemont's Community Development Department (CDD) prioritize areas in the
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Village of Lemont
418 Main Street
Lemont, 1L 60439
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below. Please send your comments within one week of this meeting to allow for timely
consideration.
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Village of Lemont Oates Associates
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The Village of Lemont is in the process of creating an Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA) Transition Plan for public sidewalks throughout the village. A critical element of
the planning process is gathering feedback on the pedestrian routes and travel habits
of our residents. Please fill out this short public engagement survey to tell us about your
experiences walking around the village.
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Public Engagement Survey
The Village of Lemont is in the process of creating an Americans with Disabilities Act
(ADA) Transition Plan related to sidewalk and curb ramp facilities along roadways and
streets throughout the village. The plan is mandated by Title II of the ADA passed into
law on July 26, 1990, for every public entity with over fifty (50) employees. The plan will
provide guidance on future construction needs to make the Village accessible to all
residents. The Public Engagement Survey is intended to get public input on the
pedestrian routes and travel habits of our residents and visitors. Please answer based
on your experiences and challenges you face when traveling around the village. The
data generated by this survey will be used to identify priority routes and gain a better
understanding of what barriers to access impact users' ability to walk/roll around the
village.
Please complete the form and either drop it off at Village Hall or mail to:
Village Hall
418 Main Street
Village of Lemont, IL 60439
Phone: (630) 257-1550
Email: lemontada(c�oatesassociates.com
1. Which of the following statements apply to you? (Select all that apply and mark with
an X)
I am a resident in the Village of Lemont
I am a property owner in the Village of Lemont
I work in the Village of Lemont
I frequently visit Village of Lemont businesses for entertainment, goods or
services
I frequently visit Lemont for recreational use (local parks, Forest Preserves)
2. What is your age? (Select one and mark with an X)
Under 18 years
18 to 35 years
36 to 65 years
66 to 80 years
80+ years
Public Engagement Survey Continued
3. Do you or does any person living in your home have any of the following disabilities
that affect traveling on sidewalks? (Select all that apply and mark with an X)
Physical disability (e.g., mobility impairment, use of cane)
Limb loss/difference
Visual impairment (e.g., blindness, low vision)
Hearing impairment (e.g., deafness, hard of hearing)
Cognitive or learning disability (e.g., dyslexia, ADHD)
Mental health condition (e.g., anxiety, depression, PTSD)
Speech or communication difficulty
Chronic illness (e.g., diabetes, multiple sclerosis, cardio-pulmonary)
Developmental disability (e.g., Down syndrome, cerebral palsy)
None
Other (please specify)
4. Are you a caregiver for anyone who has one or another of the following disabilities
that affect traveling on sidewalks? (Select all that apply and mark with an X)
Physical disability (e.g., mobility impairment, use of cane)
Limb loss/difference
Visual impairment (e.g., blindness, low vision)
Hearing impairment (e.g., deafness, hard of hearing)
Cognitive or learning disability (e.g., dyslexia, ADHD)
Mental health condition (e.g., anxiety, depression, PTSD)
Speech or communication difficulty
Chronic illness (e.g., diabetes, multiple sclerosis, cardio-pulmonary)
Developmental disability (e.g., Down syndrome, cerebral palsy)
None
Other (please specify)
5. If you use a device or the assistance of a caregiver to get around, please tell us what
that device is and/or what the caregiver does to assist you:
6. What is your primary mode of transportation? (Select one and mark with an X)
Personal Vehicle (Car / Van)
Public Transportation (Pace bus / Metra / Township bus service)
Uber / Rideshare
Bicycle
Walking/ Wheeling
Public Engagement Survey Continued
7. What is your secondary mode of transportation? (Select one and mark with an X)
Personal Vehicle (Car / Van)
Public Transportation (Pace bus / Metra / Township bus service)
Uber / Rideshare
Bicycle
Walking/ Wheeling
8. How often do you use Village sidewalks? (Select one and mark with an X)
Daily
A few times a week
Weekly
Monthly
Never
9. Which of the following best describes the primary reason that you use Village
sidewalks? (Select all that apply and mark with an X)
To access public transportation (Metra)
For recreation
To access Pace Dial -a -Ride and township bus service
For exercise / health / pleasure
To access entertainment, goods or services (groceries, errands, etc.)
Travel to school / church / public facilities (Village Hall, libraries, etc.)
Travel to work
To socialize with friends or family
To obtain medical care
Other (please specify)
10. Does someone in your household use the sidewalk system to travel to and from
school (including using the sidewalk to get to the school bus stop)?
Yes
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If yes, please list the school that you / your child attends:
Public Engagement Survey Continued
11. Prioritize the following types / locations of the village sidewalks that should be
improved first (Rank in order from 1-8 with 1 being the highest priority for future
improvements)
Sidewalks along multi -lane streets (State Street, 127th Street, McCarthy Street)
Sidewalks along residential streets
Sidewalk leading to or from schools
Sidewalk in commercial areas (Downtown Lemont)
Sidewalk leading to or from village facilities or parks
Sidewalks leading to Metra station
Intersections (curb ramps and crosswalks)
Pedestrian traffic signals at intersections
12. Where do you frequently walk to within the village (e.g., Village Hall, library,
Downtown Lemont, Northview Park, Centennial Community Center, Pete's Fresh
Market)? Please list three of them that apply. (If you need additional space, please
provide additional information on Question 17)
2.
3.
Public Engagement Survey Continued
13. Do you ever travel in a street because the sidewalk is difficult or impossible to use? If
so, please describe three locations where you have that problem. (If you need
additional space, please provide additional information on Queston 17)
2.
3.
14. What conditions along Village streets / sidewalks affect your walking habits?
(Rank in order from 1-5 with 1 having the greatest impact on your willingness to walk)
Proximity to motor vehicles / drivers
Difficult / unsafe street crossings
Sidewalks in poor condition
Missing or difficult curb ramps
Obstructions
Public Engagement Survey Continued
15. Please complete the following photographic sidewalk evaluation survey. Rank the
following obstacles/barriers to access 1 through 6 in order of how the barrier impacts
your ability to walk/roll around the village (1 being the barrier that poses the greatest
challenge to using the sidewalk network and 6 the least impact on the usability of the
sidewalk network). Photographic examples provided below.
Trip Hazards (e.g. uneven
sidewalk panels)
Obstructions (e.g. utility
poles, stairs, etc.)
Non -Continuous Sidewalks
(e.g. sidewalk starts and
stops)
Poor Surface Quality (e.g.
broken sidewalks)
Steep Cross Slope (e.g.
sidewalk is not flat)
Encroachment (e.g. trees,
bushes etc.)
Public Engagement Survey Continued
16. Please complete the following photographic curb ramp evaluation survey. Rank the
following obstacles/barriers to access 1 through 6 in order of how the barrier impacts
your ability to use the curb ramp (1 being the barrier that poses the greatest
challenge to using the sidewalk network and 6 the least impact to using the network).
Photographic examples provided below.
Obstruction (e.g. utility poles,
fire hydrants etc.)
No Curb Ramps (e.g. 6 inch
drop off the sidewalk)
Standing Water/ Debris (e.g.
standing water, ice
accumulates in winter)
No Detectable Warning
Panels (e.g. bumps at the
bottom of the curb ramp)
Broken curb ramp (e.g.
Curb Ramp Grades / Stairs uneven walking surface)
Public Engagement Survey Continued
17. Please identify any specific difficulties or constraints along the routes you normally
take:
18. If you have a disability or travel with someone who has a disability, what accessibility
problems have you experienced along the Village's sidewalk and pedestrian
facilities?
Thank you for your participation!
For more information, contact Jason Berry, Economic & Community Development Director at:
E-mail: JBerry(c�lemont.il.us
Phone: (630) 257-1550
For assistance filling out the survey, contact Travis Helmkamp, project manager at:
E-mail: travis.helmkamp@oatesassociates.com
Phone: (618)-345-2200
Village of Lemont ADA Evaluation and Transition Plan
Q1 Which of the following statements apply to you? (Select all that apply)
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I am a resident in the Village of Lemont
I am a property owner in the Village of Lemont
I work in the Village of Lemont
I frequently visit Lemont businesses for entertainment, goods or services
I frequently visit Lemont for recreational use (local parks, Forest Preserves)
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Q2 What is your age? (Select One)
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36 to 65 years
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18 to 35 years
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36 to 65 years
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66-80 years
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80+ years
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Q3 Do you or does any person living in your home have any of the
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ANSWER CHOICES
RESPONSES
None of the above
58.02%
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Physical disability (e.g., mobility impairment, use of cane)
19,14%
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Limb loss/difference
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Visual impairment (e.g., blindness, low vision)
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Hearing impairment (e.g., deafness, hard of hearing)
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Cognitive or learning disability (e.g., dyslexia, ADHD)
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Mental health condition (e.g., anxiety, depression, PTSD)
11.52%
56
Speech or communication difficulty
4.32%
21
Chronic illness (e.g., diabetes, multiple sclerosis, COPD)
12.35%
60
Developmental disability (e.g., Down syndrome, cerebral palsy)
2.67%
13
Other (please specify)
3.09%
15
Total Respondents: 486
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Q4 Are you a caregiver for anyone who has one or another of the following
disabilities that affect traveling on sidewalks? (Select all that apply)
Answered:461 Skipped:41
None of the
above
Physical
disability
(e.g., mobil...
Limb
loss/difference
Visual
impairment
(e.g.,...
Hearing
impairment,
(e.g.,...
Cognitiveor
learning
disability...
Mental health ■
condition
(e.g., anxie...
Speech or
communication
difficulty
Chronic.
illness (e.g.,
diabetes,...
Developmental
disability
(e.g., Down...
Other (please'
specify)
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
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RESPONSES
None of the above
70.50%
325
Physical disability (e.g., mobility impairment, use of cane)
17.14%
79
Limb loss/difference
0.87%
4
Visual impairment (e.g., blindness, low vision)
3.47%
16
Hearing impairment (e.g., deafness, hard of hearing)
3.47%
16
Cognitive or learning disability (e.g., dyslexia, ADHD)
6.51%
30
Mental health condition (e.g., anxiety, depression, PTSD)
6.29%
29
Speech or communication difficulty
4.56%
21
Chronic illness (e.g., diabetes, multiple sclerosis, COPD)
6.07%
28
Developmental disability (e.g., Down syndrome, cerebral palsy)
3.90%
18
Other (please specify)
3.25%
15
Total Respondents: 461
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3
4
5
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7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
Q5 If you use a device or the assistance of a caregiver to get around,
please tell us what that device is and/or what the caregiver does to assist
you:
Answered: 87 Skipped:41.5
RESPONSES
DATE
mobile medical scooter
6/20/2025 2:05 PM
electric scooter and cane
6/7/2025 6:57 PM
mobility scooter and cane
6/1/2025 10:11 AM
Power wheelchair/caregiver helps me drive it and drives me
5/30/2025 8:43 AM
I use a walker with a ramp entrance to my home. I am unable to take a one step up or down a
5/30/2025 1:41 AM
step without a physical structure to get up or down a step. A "helping hand" cannot support the
effort it takes to get up one step.
I cared for my husband before he passed and it was very difficult getting a handicap spot or a
5/29/2025 10:19 PM
wheelchair around down town Lemont. Now I am unstable walking and it is hard to get around
too.
N/A
5/29/2025 5:41 PM
I use anything from a walker, cane or a wheelchair. I also have a rolling medical backpack.
5/28/2025 8:33 AM
Wheel chair
5/27/2025 8:28 PM
Use a cane to walk. Pushing a baby stroller.
5/27/2025 8:05 PM
Cane
5/27/2025 4:14 PM
My mom uses a walker or cane.
5/27/2025 3:27 PM
Aac
5/27/2025 10:38 AM
Walker
5/27/2025 9:08 AM
Cane occasionally
5/23/2025 9:42 PM
I use a walker/rollator
5/22/2025 8:14 PM
walker
5/22/2025 5:11 PM
Rolling walker
5/18/2025 12:15 AM
Wheelchair
5/16/2025 8:26 AM
Walker Someone to assist with walking up and down steps, spotting so individual does not fall,
5/8/2025 11:22 PM
positioning walker so it is available when he gets off the steps or helping if person is walking
on uneven surface.
Cane Walker Wheelchair
5/8/2025 10:19 PM
Stroller
5/6/2025 1:50 AM
N/A
5/2/2025 3:15 PM
Hello
5/1/2025 8:23 PM
cane, rolling walker, hearing aid, eye glasses
5/1/2025 6:01 PM
n/a
4/30/2025 10:22 AM
NA
4/28/2025 11:37 PM
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Wheelchair. Caregiver Helps transition into wheelchair and then pushes the chair
4/28/2025 2:43 PM
29
Cane, Walker, Rolling Wheel Walker one with chair, one without
4/28/2025 2:02 PM
30
N/A
4/28/2025 12:44 PM
31
wheelchair
4/27/2025 9:11 PM
32
None
4/27/2025 8:16 PM
33
Accessible van
4/27/2025 8:07 PM
34
A wheelchair or arm crutches to get around
4/27/2025 6:32 PM
35
1 hold onto her so I don't fall
4/27/2025 6:16 PM
36
No
4/27/2025 6:09 PM
37
Verbalize instructions, provide comfort in certain situations.
4/27/2025 6:05 PM
38
Wheelchair
4/27/2025 5:48 PM
39
NA
4/27/2025 5:39 PM
40
N/A
4/27/2025 7:54 AM
41
Walker and oxygen tanks
4/27/2025 6:21 AM
42
Cane
4/26/2025 5:53 PM
43
Cane use for my mother
4/26/2025 5:33 PM
44
Rollator /walker
4/26/2025 4:26 PM
45
Crutches
4/26/2025 7:59 AM
46
Walker
4/25/2025 4:42 PM
47
Push a wheelchair
4/25/2025 8:07 AM
48
Not applicable
4/25/2025 7:59 AM
49
Special leg braces due to nerve damage in legs
4/25/2025 4:02 AM
50
Stroller
4/24/2025 11:02 PM
51
Strollers and bikes/scooters for babies and kids who can't walk safely on their own!
4/24/2025 9:48 PM
52
N/A
4/24/2025 9:02 PM
53
Hearing aid
4/24/2025 8:35 PM
54
Cane/walker
4/24/2025 7:04 PM
55
1 use a walker after a stroke. My daughter lost a limb after cancer at 14.
4/24/2025 6:51 PM
56
n/a
4/24/2025 1:16 PM
57
1 use a cane due to being legally blind.
4/24/2025 11:42 AM
58
Wheelchair/ mobility van
4/24/2025 11:20 AM
59
Hearing aids
4/24/2025 11:00 AM
60
Rolling walker with seat
4/24/2025 10:29 AM
61
NIA
4/24/2025 10:08 AM
62
Stroller
4/24/2025 9:42 AM
63
Wheelchair
4/24/2025 9:15 AM
64
N/A
4/24/2025 7:33 AM
65
Stretcher
4/24/2025 5:23 AM
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Cane, walker, wheel chair
4/23/2025 10:02 PM
67
walker, cane, wheelchair
4/7/2025 8:30 PM
68
Wheel chair & ramp
4/4/2025 5:12 PM
69
Power wheelchair
4/3/2025 6:35 PM
70
Baby in stroller
4/3/2025 12:21 PM
71
1 use a stroller to transport our children who don't yet speak
4/3/2025 11:36 AM
72
1 as the caregiver helped disabled person walk, stand, and prevented them from falling.
4/3/2025 9:17 AM
73
Wheelchair
4/3/2025 6:42 AM
74
Electric wheel chair
4/2/2025 10:10 PM
75
Wheelchair
4/2/2025 7:18 PM
76
None
4/2/2025 6:49 PM
77
Wheelchair
4/2/2025 6:35 PM
78
Microphone/Cochlear Implant
3/7/2025 3:09 PM
79
cane
3/6/2025 2:10 PM
80
Walker
3/6/2025 1:24 PM
81
Wheelchair
3/6/2025 7:22 AM
82
NA
3/6/2025 6:09 AM
83
1 use a cane and manual wheelchair. My caregiver will assist with an arm for stability when 1
3/5/2025 10:48 PM
am using a cane or push the wheelchair as sidewalks are often uneven or slanted.
84
Walker
3/5/2025 7:52 PM
85
My dad used a power wheelchair. My daughter has autoimmune diseases they sometimes
3/5/2025 7:33 PM
impacts her mobility. When necessary she parks in handicap parking and uses a cane.
86
Cane or walker
3/5/2025 6:57 PM
87
wheelchair
2/25/2025 2:07 PM
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Q6 What is your primary mode of transportation? (Select One)
Answered:491 Skipped:11
Personal
Vehicle (Car /
Van)
Public
Transportation
(Pace bus /...
Uber /
Rideshare
Bicycle
Walking /
Wheeling
Other (please
specify)
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
ANSWER CHOICES
RESPONSES
Personal Vehicle (Car / Van)
95.32%
468
Public Transportation (Pace bus / Metra / Township bus service)
0.20%
1
0.00%
0
Uber / Rideshare
0.20%
1
Bicycle
Walking / Wheeling
3.26%
16
Other (please specify)
1.02%
5
TOTAL
491
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Q7 What is your secondary mode of transportation? (Select One)
Answered:476 Skipped:26
Personal'
Vehicle (Car /
Van)
Public'
Transportation
(Pace bus /...
Uber /
Rideshare
Bicycle
Walking /
Wheeling
Other (please'
specify)
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
ANSWER CHOICES
RESPONSES
Personal Vehicle (Car / Van)
13.87%
66
Public Transportation (Pace bus / Metra / Township bus service)
2.52%
12
Uber / Rideshare
6.30%
30
Bicycle
11.55%
55
Walking / Wheeling
63.45%
302
Other (please specify)
2.31%
11
TOTAL
476
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Q8 How often do you use city sidewalks? (Select One)
Answered:375 Skipped:127
Daily
A few times a
week
Weekly
Monthly
Never'
0% 10%
ANSWER CHOICES
Daily
A few times a week
Weekly
Monthly
Never
TOTAL
20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
RESPONSES
45.60%
32.27%
9.60%
10.40%
2.13%
171
121
36
39
8
375
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Q9 Which of the following best describes the primary reason that you use
Village sidewalks? (Select all that apply)
Answered:376 Skipped:126
To access
■
public
transportati...
For recreation
To access Pace
Dial -a -Ride and
township bus...
For exercise /
health /
pleasure
To a
entertain
gooc
Tra
school / cl
/ pu
Travel to
To socialize
with friends or
family
To obtain
medical care
Other (please
specify)
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
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ANSWER CHOICES
RESPONSES
To access public transportation (Metra)
7.45%
28
For recreation
64.36%
242
To access Pace Dial -a -Ride and township bus service
0.53%
2
For exercise / health / pleasure
80.59%
303
To access entertainment, goods or services (groceries, errands, etc.)
61.97%
233
Travel to school / church / public facilities (Village Hall, libraries, etc.)
40.69%
153
Travel to work
7.71%
29
To socialize with friends or family
56.65%
213
To obtain medical care
7.45%
28
Other (please specify)
3.19%
12
Total Respondents: 376
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Q10 Does someone in your household use the sidewalk system to travel to
and from school (including using the sidewalk to get to the school bus
stop)?
Answered:375 Skipped:127
Yes
If yes, please
list the school
that you / y...
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
ANSWER CHOICES
Yes
No
If yes, please list the school that you / your child attends:
TOTAL
RESPONSES
14.13%
53
69.33%
260
16.53%
62
375
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Q11 Prioritize the following types / locations of the village sidewalks that
should be improved first (Rank in order from 1-8 with 1 being the highest
priority for future improvements.)
Answered:373 Skipped:129
Sidewalks
along
multi -lane...
Sidewalks ■
along
residential...
Sidewalk
leading to or
from schools
Sidewalk in j
commercial
areas (Downt...
Sidewalk l
leading to or
from village... "
Sidewalks
leading to ■_
Metra station
Intersections
(curb ramps and
crosswalks)
Pedestrian
traffic signals
at...
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
TOTAL
SCORE
Sidewalks along multi-
29.17%
21.67%
11.67%
10.56%
6.67%
6.11%
5.83%
8.33%
lane streets (State
105
78
42
38
24
22
21
30
360
5.73
Street, 127th Street,
McCarthy Street)
Sidewalks along
26.92%
14.84%
14,29%
12.36%
8.52%
8.79%
5.49%
8.79%
residential streets
98
54
52
45
31
32
20
32
364
5.47
Sidewalk leading to or
15.60%
19.22%
19.78%
13.93%
11.14%
6,69%
8.08%
5.57%
from schools
56
69
71
50
40
24
29
20
359
5.34
Sidewalk in commercial
15.70%
11.02%
17.91%
18.18%
13.77%
9.92%
10.19%
3.31%
areas (Downtown
57
40
65
66
50
36
37
12
363
5.10
Lemont)
Sidewalk leading to or
2.50%
9.17%
11.11%
17.78%
22.22%
21.11%
10.00%
6,11%
from village facilities or
9
33
40
64
80
76
36
22
360
4.18
parks
Sidewalks leading to
0.83%
2.77%
4.99%
6.37%
10.53%
20.50%
21.33%
32.69%
Metra station
3
10
18
23
38
74
77
118
361
2.67
Intersections (curb
4.96%
13,22%
9.92%
10.19%
14.05%
15.70%
23.14%
8.82%
ramps and crosswalks)
18
48
36
37
51
57
84
32
363
4.01
Pedestrian traffic signals
6.91%
9.12%
11.05%
11.33%
11.88%
10.50%
14.64%
24.59%
at intersections
25
33
40
41
43
38
53
89
362
3.75
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Q12 Where do you frequently walk to within the village (e.g., Village Hall,
library, Downtown Lemont, Northview Park, Centennial Community Center,
Pete's Fresh Market)? Please list three of them that apply. (If you need
additional space, please provide additional information on Question 17.)
ANSWER CHOICES
1.
7
3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Answered:330 Skipped: 172
RESPONSES
100.00%
90.00%
76.97%
330
297
254
1.
DATE
Downtown
10/16/2025 2:42 PM
Wooden paddle intersection
10/16/2025 7:14 AM
Downtown Lemont
10/15/2025 3:03 PM
Downtown Lemont
9/27/2025 8:25 PM
Main
6/24/2025 3:49 PM
united methodist church
6/20/2025 2:10 PM
United Methodist Church
6/7/2025 7:01 PM
library
6/1/2025 4:15 PM
library
6/1/2025 10:15 AM
Petes
5/31/2025 10:02 PM
Centennial community center
5/30/2025 10:15 AM
downtown
5/30/2025 6:43 AM
When I was able to walk... I would walk to Church
5/30/2025 2:33 AM
Downtown
5/30/2025 12:12 AM
Downtown
5/29/2025 10:23 PM
Freehaut Street between State and Hillview needs to be a priority!
5/29/2025 5:55 PM
Downtown Lemont
5/29/2025 5:44 PM
Residential neighborhood
5/28/2025 7:28 PM
My neighborhood
5/28/2025 3:01 PM
Park District
5/28/2025 12:48 PM
Saint Patrick's church
5/28/2025 11:43 AM
Downtown
5/28/2025 8:40 AM
Library
5/28/2025 6:15 AM
Downtown Lemont
5/28/2025 6:05 AM
Downtown Lemont
5/27/2025 10:59 PM
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Near schools
5/27/2025 10:40 PM
27
Downtown
5/27/2025 9:57 PM
28
Pete's
5/27/2025 9:33 PM
29
Downtown Lemont
5/27/2025 9:09 PM
30
On Freehauf street
5/27/2025 9:05 PM
31
Downtown Lemont
5/27/2025 8:35 PM
32
Post office
5/27/2025 8:15 PM
33
Downtown lemont
5/27/2025 8:01 PM
34
Centennial/ 127th
5/27/2025 7:54 PM
35
Downtown
5/27/2025 6:23 PM
36
Short Street X State Street
5/27/2025 4:16 PM
37
Walgreens
5/27/2025 4:08 PM
38
Northview Park
5/27/2025 4:00 PM
39
Pete's Fresh Market
5/27/2025 3:29 PM
40
113a and 210 Schools
5/27/2025 12:25 PM
41
Downtown ,
5/27/2025 10:37 AM
42
Downtown Lemont
5/27/2025 10:17 AM
43
northview park
5/27/2025 10:01 AM
44
Northview Park
5/27/2025 9:41 AM
45
Walgreens
5/25/2025 8:11 AM
46
N/A
5/25/2025 7:50 AM
47
Downtown Lemont
5/24/2025 8:41 PM
48
Downtown lemont
5/23/2025 9:50 PM
49
Downtown Lemont
5/23/2025 8:11 PM
50
To / From Pete's walking Down Keepataw
5/23/2025 6:09 PM
51
Pete's
5/23/2025 5:27 PM
52
Downtown
5/23/2025 7:42 AM
53
Downtown Lemont
5/22/2025 8:17 PM
54
200 and 300 block of Freehauf St. in Lemont
5/21/2025 2:36 PM
55
Pete's Fresh Market
5/16/2025 8:32 AM
56
Along Freehauf street from State street to McCarthy.
5/16/2025 12:12 AM
57
Downtown Lemont
5/15/2025 9:36 PM
58
Pete's
5/14/2025 5:01 PM
59
St. Al's Church
5/12/2025 3:54 PM
60
The Core
5/11/2025 6:55 PM
61
Library
5/8/2025 10:24 PM
62
127st west of archer
5/8/2025 6:05 PM
63
Park District/Fitness Center
5/8/2025 5:44 PM
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Center
5/8/2025 5:09 PM
65
downtown Lemont
5/8/2025 2:46 PM
66
jewel
5/6/2025 12:16 PM
67
Downtown
5/6/2025 5:14 AM
68
Downtown Lemont
5/6/2025 1:58 AM
69
Downtown Lemont
5/5/2025 1:07 PM
70
Pete's Fresh Market
5/5/2025 12:10 PM
71
Downtown
5/4/2025 11:41 PM
72
Downtown Lemont
5/4/2025 11:14 PM
73
Centennial Community Center
5/4/2025 10:40 AM
74
Downtown Lemont
5/3/2025 8:21 AM
75
Downtown Lemont
5/2/2025 3:25 PM
76
Library
5/2/2025 12:54 PM
77
Downtown Lemont
5/2/2025 8:03 AM
78
Virginia Reed Park
5/1/2025 10:53 PM
79
Downtown Lemont
5/1/2025 9:52 PM
80
Downtown
5/1/2025 8:31 PM
81
Around my house/block
5/1/2025 6:25 PM
82
Jewel
5/1/2025 6:08 PM
83
The Core
5/1/2025 5:23 PM
84
Downtown
5/1/2025 5:19 PM
85
Centenial Community Center
4/30/2025 1:44 PM
86
TLE Lemont
4/30/2025 12:57 PM
87
downtown area - Canal, Stephen, Main St
4/30/2025 10:48 AM
88
walgreens
4/30/2025 9:55 AM
89
From 127th to Downtown Lemont
4/29/2025 9:19 PM
90
Northview park
4/29/2025 12:17 PM
91
Downtown Lemont
4/29/2025 11:38 AM
92
On residential streets
4/29/2025 9:05 AM
93
Downtown Lemont
4/29/2025 8:37 AM
94
127th St.
4/29/2025 8:23 AM
95
Post office
4/29/2025 8:12 AM
96
Downtown
4/29/2025 7:45 AM
97
Oakwood School
4/28/2025 11:50 PM
98
The Core
4/28/2025 8:31 PM
99
Virginia Reed Park
4/28/2025 7:56 PM
100
Downtown
4/28/2025 6:59 PM
101
Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 5:02 PM
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Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 2:55 PM
103
Library
4/28/2025 2:50 PM
104
Jewel/Pete's Market
4/28/2025 2:10 PM
105
Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 12:53 PM
106
Downtown
4/28/2025 12:47 PM
107
Subdivision- rolling meadows
4/28/2025 12:05 PM
108
Train Park
4/28/2025 11:06 AM
109
Downtown
4/28/2025 10:09 AM
110
Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 10:03 AM
111
Cenntennial Community Center
4/28/2025 9:49 AM
112
downtown area
4/28/2025 9:42 AM
113
Library
4/28/2025 8:42 AM
114
downtown
4/28/2025 8:21 AM
115
Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 8:21 AM
116
Neighborhood across from St alphonsus
4/28/2025 8:17 AM
117
Metra Station
4/28/2025 8:12 AM
118
Centennial
4/28/2025 7:42 AM
119
Starbucks
4/28/2025 7:29 AM
120
Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 7:26 AM
121
Downtown lemont
4/28/2025 7:09 AM
122
Core
4/28/2025 6:33 AM
123
Downtown
4/28/2025 5:57 AM
124
Celinas
4/28/2025 5:10 AM
125
Centennial Park
4/28/2025 1:47 AM
126
Pete's
4/27/2025 10:07 PM
127
Neighborhood
4/27/2025 9:31 PM
128
Downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 9:15 PM
129
Centennial campus
4/27/2025 9:08 PM
130
Park District Facilities
4/27/2025 9:05 PM
131
Centennial Park
4/27/2025 8:42 PM
132
downtown lemont
4/27/2025 8:37 PM
133
Downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 8:34 PM
134
library
4/27/2025 8:34 PM
135
Library
4/27/2025 8:25 PM
136
Library
4/27/2025 8:22 PM
137
core
4/27/2025 8:11 PM
138
Downtown Lemont for car shows & park district activity
4/27/2025 7:45 PM
139
Library
4/27/2025 7:37 PM
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Library
4/27/2025 7:30 PM
141
Lemont park core
4/27/2025 7:26 PM
142
Subdivision
4/27/2025 6:55 PM
143
Downtown lemont
4/27/2025 6:55 PM
144
ACE HARDWARE STORE
4/27/2025 6:48 PM
145
Pete's/jewel
4/27/2025 6:44 PM
146
Need to eliminate light poles in middle of sidewalks by chase bank
4/27/2025 6:44 PM
147
Petes Fresh Market
4/27/2025 6:43 PM
148
Library
4/27/2025 6:42 PM
149
Downtown
4/27/2025 6:42 PM
150
Centennial Community Center
4/27/2025 6:39 PM
151
Downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 6:31 PM
152
Downtown
4/27/2025 6:29 PM
153
Downtown lemont
4/27/2025 6:25 PM
154
Jewel
4/27/2025 6:21 PM
155
Neighbor hood for walking - 127th street
4/27/2025 6:15 PM
156
Downtown
4/27/2025 6:12 PM
157
The Core
4/27/2025 6:10 PM
158
Downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 5:58 PM
159
Northview park
4/27/2025 5:56 PM
160
Centennial
4/27/2025 5:56 PM
161
Along 127th st
4/27/2025 5:44 PM
162
downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 5:42 PM
163
Downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 5:39 PM
164
Library
4/27/2025 5:37 PM
165
Downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 8:48 AM
166
Parks
4/27/2025 7:58 AM
167
Downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 7:25 AM
168
Village Hall
4/27/2025 6:26 AM
169
Covington Knolls and surrounding for exercise
4/26/2025 12:59 PM
170
Downtown Lemont
4/26/2025 9:11 AM
171
Centennial community center
4/26/2025 8:06 AM
172
Lemont down town
4/25/2025 6:38 PM
173
Library
4/25/2025 6:19 PM
174
1 walk subdivision for daily exercise
4/25/2025 5:40 PM
175
Pete's Fresh Market
4/25/2025 5:27 PM
176
Downtown Lemont
4/25/2025 4:54 PM
177
Village Hall
4/25/2025 4:48 PM
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178
library
4/25/2025 3:18 PM
179
Downtown lemont
4/25/2025 2:41 PM
180
Downtown Lemont
4/25/2025 2:34 PM
181
Downtown Lemont
4/25/2025 1:30 PM
182
Library
4/25/2025 11:41 AM
183
Downtown lemont
4/25/2025 8:26 AM
184
Aldi
4/25/2025 6:57 AM
185
Downtown
4/25/2025 4:12 AM
186
Magic nails
4/24/2025 11:07 PM
187
Creamery
4/24/2025 11:06 PM
188
Rolling Meadow Park
4/24/2025 9:55 PM
189
Downtown lemont
4/24/2025 9:25 PM
190
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 9:07 PM
191
Township Community centet
4/24/2025 9:07 PM
192
Centennial community center
4/24/2025 8:36 PM
193
community center
4/24/2025 8:24 PM
194
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 8:12 PM
195
Downtown
4/24/2025 7:08 PM
196
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 6:58 PM
197
Around my neighborhood
4/24/2025 6:31 PM
198
Park district
4/24/2025 6:21 PM
199
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 3:16 PM
200
Downtown
4/24/2025 2:48 PM
201
Library
4/24/2025 1:25 PM
202
Library
4/24/2025 11:53 AM
203
Northview Park
4/24/2025 11:49 AM
204
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 11:49 AM
205
West of State Street
4/24/2025 11:42 AM
206
Downtown lemont
4/24/2025 11:39 AM
207
All
4/24/2025 11:34 AM
208
Downtown lemont
4/24/2025 11:20 AM
209
Downtown area
4/24/2025 11:07 AM
210
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 11:02 AM
211
Downtown lemont
4/24/2025 10:48 AM
212
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 10:37 AM
213
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 10:33 AM
214
Metra Station
4/24/2025 10:20 AM
215
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 10:17 AM
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Gleneagles Park
4/24/2025 10:12 AM
217
Library
4/24/2025 9:52 AM
218
Park district
4/24/2025 9:28 AM
219
Homer Glen shopping
4/24/2025 8:33 AM
220
Central school
4/24/2025 8:10 AM
221
Downtown areas
4/24/2025 7:52 AM
222
Northview Park
4/24/2025 7:49 AM
223
Around the schools
4/24/2025 7:35 AM
224
Downtown
4/24/2025 7:30 AM
225
School
4/24/2025 7:05 AM
226
Centennial Community Center
4/24/2025 5:31 AM
227
Diwntown
4/24/2025 5:27 AM
228
Village Hall
4/24/2025 5:08 AM
229
Library
4/24/2025 4:49 AM
230
Aldi
4/23/2025 11:59 PM
231
Library
4/23/2025 11:54 PM
232
Library
4/23/2025 11:43 PM
233
Downtown Lemont
4/23/2025 11:06 PM
234
Between oakwood and central
4/23/2025 11:05 PM
235
Petes
4/23/2025 10:47 PM
236
Downtown
4/23/2025 10:46 PM
237
Park district
4/23/2025 10:30 PM
238
Library
4/23/2025 10:16 PM
239
Downtown Lemont
4/23/2025 10:12 PM
240
Downtown Lemont
4/23/2025 10:11 PM
241
Downtown Lemont
4/23/2025 10:10 PM
242
Virginia Reed Park
4/23/2025 10:09 PM
243
Downtown Lemont
4/23/2025 10:07 PM
244
Wooden Paddle
4/23/2025 10:05 PM
245
North view park
4/23/2025 10:03 PM
246
Centennial
4/23/2025 10:03 PM
247
In my neighborhood
4/23/2025 10:01 PM
248
Downtown to the trials
4/23/2025 9:58 PM
249
Library
4/17/2025 7:39 AM
250
residential
4/7/2025 8:34 PM
251
Downtown Lemont
4/6/2025 5:45 PM
252
Downtown lemont
4/6/2025 5:43 PM
253
Downtown
4/6/2025 10:41 AM
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Pete's Fresh Market (and everything in that plaza)
4/6/2025 10:12 AM
255
East of McCarthy
4/5/2025 1:07 PM
256
Downtown Lemont
4/3/2025 9:15 PM
257
Downtown restaurants
4/3/2025 4:15 PM
258
Virginia reed park
4/3/2025 12:45 PM
259
Downtown Lemont
4/3/2025 11:42 AM
260
Downtown Lemont
4/3/2025 9:23 AM
261
The plaza with Ace Hardware and Petes
4/3/2025 7:20 AM
262
Downtown Lemont, Aldi's plaza
4/3/2025 6:52 AM
263
River valley
4/3/2025 4:22 AM
264
Downtown Lemont
4/3/2025 12:04 AM
265
Perimeter of village but there aren't always sidewalks
4/2/2025 10:17 PM
266
Downtown lemont
4/2/2025 9:44 PM
267
Downtown
4/2/2025 9:41 PM
268
Downtown Lemont Businesses via the centennial trail
4/2/2025 8:34 PM
269
Library
4/2/2025 8:13 PM
270
Around the neighborhoods
4/2/2025 8:11 PM
271
Bambrick Park
4/2/2025 8:10 PM
272
Jewel
4/2/2025 7:33 PM
273
Northview Park
4/2/2025 7:30 PM
274
Downtown Lemont
4/2/2025 7:22 PM
275
127th street
4/2/2025 7:19 PM
276
The CORE
4/2/2025 7:12 PM
277
Downtown Lemont
4/2/2025 6:57 PM
278
Centennial
4/2/2025 6:56 PM
279
Library
4/2/2025 6:40 PM
280
High school
4/2/2025 6:37 PM
281
Hillview dr
4/2/2025 6:33 PM
282
Downtown Lemont
3/18/2025 2:19 PM
283
Core
3/11/2025 7:48 PM
284
The Core
3/11/2025 1:28 PM
285
Down Warner to Cass to Lockport to New Ave/ Main St.
3/11/2025 9:25 AM
286
Along 127th street to old quarry and the core
3/10/2025 10:54 PM
287
River Valley school
3/10/2025 9:09 PM
288
Rustic knead
3/10/2025 8:50 PM
289
Centennial community center
3/10/2025 2:59 PM
290
Downtown Lemont
3/10/2025 1:51 PM
291
Downtown Lemont
3/10/2025 12:20 PM
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292
Schools
3/10/2025 12:04 PM
293
Downtown lemont
3/7/2025 4:38 PM
294
Lemont High School
3/7/2025 10:40 AM
295
Library
3/6/2025 8:11 PM
296
Downtown Lemont
3/6/2025 2:13 PM
297
127th - Archer to Park District
3/6/2025 1:42 PM
298
Downtown Lemont
3/6/2025 1:30 PM
299
Northview park
3/6/2025 1:24 PM
300
Playgrounds/parks
3/6/2025 12:54 PM
301
Pete's Fresh Market
3/6/2025 12:48 PM
302
Community center
3/6/2025 9:40 AM
303
centennial/core
3/6/2025 8:16 AM
304
North view park
3/6/2025 8:04 AM
305
Library
3/6/2025 7:25 AM
306
From East Street to Oakwood School (we don't qualify for bus service)
3/6/2025 6:23 AM
307
Library
3/5/2025 11:07 PM
308
Downtown Lemont
3/5/2025 9:16 PM
309
Downtown Lemont
3/5/2025 8:57 PM
310
Around Lemont High School
3/5/2025 8:54 PM
311
aldi and tap house strip mall
3/5/2025 8:28 PM
312
Neighborhoods
3/5/2025 8:27 PM
313
Lemont HS
3/5/2025 8:16 PM
314
Home (Wexford Dr) to North view Park
3/5/2025 8:08 PM
315
From my home to downtown Lemont
3/5/2025 7:47 PM
316
Pete's Fresh Market
3/5/2025 7:37 PM
317
Starbucks
3/5/2025 7:15 PM
318
Library
3/5/2025 7:06 PM
319
Library
3/5/2025 7:05 PM
320
Pete's
3/5/2025 7:02 PM
321
Downtown
3/5/2025 7:02 PM
322
The high school
3/5/2025 6:47 PM
323
Downtown
3/5/2025 6:45 Pint
324
Downtown Lemont
3/5/2025 6:41 PM
325
Library
3/5/2025 6:36 PM
326
My own street ( McCarthy St)
3/5/2025 9:40 AM
327
Northview park
3/5/2025 9:29 AM
328
Downtown Lemont
3/3/2025 6:19 PM
329
to/from Abbey Oaks Park
3/3/2025 2:33 PM
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Downtown
3/3/2025 2:02 PM
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2.
DATE
1
Canal street
10/16/2025 7:14 AM
2
Northview park
10/15/2025 3:03 PM
3
To and from local park
9/27/2025 8:25 PM
4
Stephen
6/24/2025 3:49 PM
5
library
6/20/2025 2:10 PM
6
Downtown Lemont
6/7/2025 7:01 PM
7
Pete's
6/1/2025 4:15 PM
8
methodist church/happy hands
6/1/2025 10:15 AM
9
IBG
5/31/2025 10:02 PM
10
Pete's fresh market
5/30/2025 10:15 AM
11
copper ridge
5/30/2025 6:43 AM
12
Library
5/30/2025 2:33 AM
13
My neighborhood
5/29/2025 10:23 PM
14
Downtown Lemont
5/29/2025 5:55 PM
15
McCarthy Rd.
5/29/2025 5:44 PM
16
127th Street
5/28/2025 3:01 PM
17
Library
5/28/2025 12:48 PM
18
Train station
5/28/2025 11:43 AM
19
Grocery stores
5/28/2025 8:40 AM
20
Petes
5/28/2025 6:15 AM
21
Centennial Park
5/28/2025 6:05 AM
22
Pete's
5/27/2025 10:59 PM
23
North view park
5/27/2025 10:40 PM
24
Library
5/27/2025 9:57 PM
25
Library
5/27/2025 9:33 PM
26
Northview park
5/27/2025 9:09 PM
27
Downtown
5/27/2025 9:05 PM
28
Community Center
5/27/2025 8:35 PM
29
Village playgrounds/parks
5/27/2025 8:15 PM
30
Neighborhood around downtown lemont
5/27/2025 8:01 PM
31
Pete's
5/27/2025 7:54 PM
32
Northview Park
5/27/2025 6:23 PM
33
Starbucks
5/27/2025 4:08 PM
34
Downtown
5/27/2025 4:00 PM
35
Celina's
5/27/2025 3:29 PM
36
Downtown
5/27/2025 12:25 PM
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37
Church
5/27/2025 10:37 AM
38
Metra Station
5/27/2025 10:17 AM
39
downtown lemont
5/27/2025 10:01 AM
40
Covington Knolls
5/27/2025 9:41 AM
41
Covington park
5/25/2025 8:11 AM
42
N/A
5/25/2025 7:50 AM
43
All food stores in Lemont
5/24/2025 8:41 PM
44
Surrounding residential streets
5/23/2025 9:50 PM
45
Downtown Lemont Stephen street
5/23/2025 6:09 PM
46
Library
5/23/2025 5:27 PM
47
Centennial
5/23/2025 7:42 AM
48
Village buildings, parks etc
5/22/2025 8:17 PM
49
Library
5/21/2025 2:36 PM
50
Jewel
5/16/2025 8:32 AM
51
Hillview to State Street to shopping plazas
5/16/2025 12:12 AM
52
127th/State St areas
5/15/2025 9:36 PM
53
Ace
5/14/2025 5:01 PM
54
Library
5/12/2025 3:54 PM
55
Jewel
5/11/2025 6:55 PM
56
Pete's and local businesses near Petes
5/8/2025 10:24 PM
57
Downtown
5/8/2025 6:05 PM
58
Jewel/Osco
5/8/2025 5:44 PM
59
Pete
5/8/2025 5:09 PM
60
centenial park
5/6/2025 12:16 PM
61
Main inn
5/6/2025 5:14 AM
62
Lemont High School
5/6/2025 1:58 AM
63
Pete's
5/5/2025 1:07 PM
64
Lemon Tree
5/5/2025 12:10 PM
65
Street
5/4/2025 11:41 PM
66
Village Hall
5/4/2025 11:14 PM
67
Pete's Fresh Market
5/4/2025 10:40 AM
68
My neighborhood
5/3/2025 8:21 AM
69
Lemont Park District
5/2/2025 3:25 PM
70
Jewel
5/2/2025 12:54 PM
71
Lemont Area Historical Society
5/2/2025 8:03 AM
72
Library
5/1/2025 9:52 PM
73
Pete's
5/1/2025 8:31 PM
74
Pete's
5/1/2025 6:25 PM
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75
Pete's Market & entire mall area
5/1/2025 6:08 PM
76
Through the neighborhood
5/1/2025 5:23 PM
77
Parks
5/1/2025 5:19 PM
78
Pete's Fresh Market
4/30/2025 1:44 PM
79
Jewel
4/30/2025 12:57 PM
80
plaza - Pete's, Ace
4/30/2025 10:48 AM
81
petes
4/30/2025 9:55 AM
82
Pete's
4/29/2025 9:19 PM
83
Park district
4/29/2025 12:17 PM
84
The Forge
4/29/2025 11:38 AM
85
At the Core
4/29/2025 9:05 AM
86
Centennial community center
4/29/2025 8:37 AM
87
Downtown Lemont
4/29/2025 8:23 AM
88
Restaurant
4/29/2025 8:12 AM
89
Residential area walking my dog
4/29/2025 7:45 AM
90
Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 11:50 PM
91
Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 8:31 PM
92
Downtown Lemont from our house on Ridge Rd
4/28/2025 7:56 PM
93
Neighborhood
4/28/2025 6:59 PM
94
Northview Park
4/28/2025 5:02 PM
95
Pete's Fresh Market
4/28/2025 2:55 PM
96
centennial community center
4/28/2025 2:50 PM
97
Library
4/28/2025 2:10 PM
98
Virginia Reed Park
4/28/2025 12:53 PM
99
Centennial
4/28/2025 12:47 PM
100
Downtown
4/28/2025 12:05 PM
101
127th area
4/28/2025 11:06 AM
102
Library- Pete's shopping area
4/28/2025 10:09 AM
103
St Al's and St Pats churches
4/28/2025 10:03 AM
104
Pete's Fresh Market Plaza
4/28/2025 9:49 AM
105
residential area
4/28/2025 9:42 AM
106
Pete's grocery area
4/28/2025 8:42 AM
107
Abbey Oaks/Covington Subdivisions
4/28/2025 8:21 AM
108
Downtown
4/28/2025 8:17 AM
109
Library
4/28/2025 8:12 AM
110
Jewel Osco
4/28/2025 7:42 AM
111
Target
4/28/2025 7:29 AM
112
Northview Park
4/28/2025 7:26 AM
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113
Northview park
4/28/2025 7:09 AM
114
Jewel
4/28/2025 6:33 AM
115
Fetes
4/28/2025 5:57 AM
116
Three Corners
4/28/2025 5:10 AM
117
My neighborhood
4/28/2025 1:47 AM
118
Virginia Reed Park
4/27/2025 10:07 PM
119
Walgreens
4/27/2025 9:31 PM
120
To church
4/27/2025 9:15 PM
121
Woodland parl
4/27/2025 8:42 PM
122
Metra Station
4/27/2025 8:34 PM
123
The Core
4/27/2025 8:25 PM
124
Centennial
4/27/2025 8:22 PM
125
community center
4/27/2025 8:11 PM
126
Pete's market
4/27/2025 7:45 PM
127
Oakwood RV
4/27/2025 7:37 PM
128
Park District
4/27/2025 7:30 PM
129
Jewel and Pete's shopping center
4/27/2025 7:26 PM
130
Downtown
4/27/2025 6:55 PM
131
Around parks
4/27/2025 6:55 PM
132
Library
4/27/2025 6:44 PM
133
Need to fix sidewalk by creamery
4/27/2025 6:44 PM
134
library
4/27/2025 6:43 PM
135
Core
4/27/2025 6:42 PM
136
Jewels
4/27/2025 6:42 PM
137
Pete's Fresh Market
4/27/2025 6:31 PM
138
Schools Oakwood and Central
4/27/2025 6:29 PM
139
Outdoor walking path at the core
4/27/2025 6:25 PM
140
Downtown
4/27/2025 6:21 PM
141
Park District
4/27/2025 6:12 PM
142
Library
4/27/2025 6:10 PM
143
Pete's Fresh Market
4/27/2025 5:58 PM
144
Lemont Downtown
4/27/2025 5:56 PM
145
Neighborhood side streets
4/27/2025 5:44 PM
146
Pete's Market
4/27/2025 5:42 PM
147
Jewel
4/27/2025 5:37 PM
148
Rustic Kneed
4/27/2025 8:48 AM
149
Neighbors houses
4/27/2025 7:58 AM
150
Downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 6:26 AM
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151
McCarthy Road between LHS and Archer
4/26/2025 12:59 PM
152
Bowl Park
4/26/2025 9:11 AM
153
The Core
4/26/2025 8:06 AM
154
Pete's market
4/25/2025 6:38 PM
155
Village Hall
4/25/2025 6:19 PM
156
Heritage Quarry Park
4/25/2025 5:27 PM
157
North view Park
4/25/2025 4:54 PM
158
Hughes Pub
4/25/2025 4:48 PM
159
downtown
4/25/2025 3:18 PM
160
Around the quarry near forge
4/25/2025 2:41 PM
161
Entering/Exiting Centennial Trail at Lemont Rd.
4/25/2025 2:34 PM
162
Pete's Fresh Market
4/25/2025 1:30 PM
163
Pete's Market
4/25/2025 11:41 AM
164
Library
4/25/2025 8:26 AM
165
Centennial
4/25/2025 6:57 AM
166
Neighborhoods around house
4/25/2025 4:12 AM
167
Library
4/24/2025 11:07 PM
168
Restaurants
4/24/2025 11:06 PM
169
Mayfair Park
4/24/2025 9:55 PM
170
Virginia Reed Park
4/24/2025 9:07 PM
171
Library
4/24/2025 9:07 PM
172
127th st
4/24/2025 8:36 PM
173
library
4/24/2025 8:24 PM
174
Library, via residential sidewalks
4/24/2025 8:12 PM
175
Ashbury Place streets
4/24/2025 7:08 PM
176
Library
4/24/2025 6:58 PM
177
To access businesses downtown
4/24/2025 6:31 PM
178
Downtown
4/24/2025 6:21 PM
179
Residential area by Warner pfieffer and eureka
4/24/2025 3:16 PM
180
Petes freshmarket
4/24/2025 1:25 PM
181
Pete's and surrounding shopping center
4/24/2025 11:53 AM
182
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 11:49 AM
183
Neighborhoods (Covington)
4/24/2025 11:49 AM
184
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 11:42 AM
185
North view park
4/24/2025 11:39 AM
186
Library
4/24/2025 11:20 AM
187
High School
4/24/2025 11:02 AM
188
Pete's
4/24/2025 10:48 AM
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189
Centennial Community Center
4/24/2025 10:37 AM
190
Pete's Market shopping center
4/24/2025 10:33 AM
191
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 10:20 AM
192
Virginia reed park
4/24/2025 9:52 AM
193
Sunset soiree
4/24/2025 9:28 AM
194
Downtown
4/24/2025 8:33 AM
195
Northview park
4/24/2025 8:10 AM
196
Northview park
4/24/2025 7:52 AM
197
Central School
4/24/2025 7:49 AM
198
By Pete's
4/24/2025 7:35 AM
199
Pete's plaza
4/24/2025 7:30 AM
200
Downtown area
4/24/2025 7:05 AM
201
Pete Fresh market
4/24/2025 5:31 AM
202
Residential
4/24/2025 5:27 AM
203
Downtown
4/24/2025 5:08 AM
204
Fetes
4/24/2025 4:49 AM
205
Library
4/23/2025 11:59 PM
206
Downtown
4/23/2025 11:54 PM
207
Downtown Lemont
4/23/2025 11:43 PM
208
Park District
4/23/2025 11:06 PM
209
Downtown lemont
4/23/2025 11:05 PM
210
Dollar tree state st
4/23/2025 10:47 PM
211
State Street
4/23/2025 10:46 PM
212
Library
4/23/2025 10:30 PM
213
Park district
4/23/2025 10:16 PM
214
The Forge
4/23/2025 10:12 PM
215
Virginia Reed Park
4/23/2025 10:11 PM
216
Core
4/23/2025 10:10 PM
217
Pete's Fresh Market
4/23/2025 10:09 PM
218
Library
4/23/2025 10:07 PM
219
Tom's
4/23/2025 10:05 PM
220
Downtown
4/23/2025 10:03 PM
221
Walking path near the dog park
4/23/2025 10:01 PM
222
Soon to be Athens park
4/23/2025 9:58 PM
223
Downtown
4/17/2025 7:39 AM
224
core complex
4/7/2025 8:34 PM
225
In my neighborhood near st Cyril's
4/6/2025 5:45 PM
226
Pete's/ace
4/6/2025 5:43 PM
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Northview park
4/6/2025 10:41 AM
228
Library
4/6/2025 10:12 AM
229
Centennial
4/5/2025 1:07 PM
230
Northview Park
4/3/2025 9:15 PM
231
Library
4/3/2025 12:45 PM
232
Village Hall
4/3/2025 11:42 AM
233
Pete's Fresh Market
4/3/2025 9:23 AM
234
The park district
4/3/2025 7:20 AM
235
Daughters house on Ledowchowski St
4/3/2025 6:52 AM
236
127th street lacks sidewalks all throughout
4/3/2025 4:22 AM
237
Historic Lemont neighborhood
4/3/2025 12:04 AM
238
Centenial park
4/2/2025 10:17 PM
239
Centennial Park
4/2/2025 9:41 PM
240
Dollar tree
4/2/2025 8:13 PM
241
Centennial Trail
4/2/2025 8:10 PM
242
Walgreens
4/2/2025 7:33 PM
243
Old Downtown
4/2/2025 7:30 PM
244
McCarthy to downtown. Lemont
4/2/2025 7:19 PM
245
Along 127th street all the way from archer to Smith rd
4/2/2025 7:12 PM
246
Northview park
4/2/2025 6:57 PM
247
Downtown lemont
4/2/2025 6:56 PM
248
Downtown
4/2/2025 6:40 PM
249
Petes
4/2/2025 6:37 PM
250
Keepataw dr
4/2/2025 6:33 PM
251
The Core
3/18/2025 2:19 PM
252
community center
3/11/2025 7:48 PM
253
Northview park
3/11/2025 1:28 PM
254
Lemont High School
3/11/2025 9:25 AM
255
Oakwood
3/10/2025 9:09 PM
256
Core
3/10/2025 8:50 PM
257
Library
3/10/2025 2:59 PM
258
Starbucks Plaza
3/10/2025 1:51 PM
259
Schools
3/10/2025 12:20 PM
260
Library
3/10/2025 12:04 PM
261
Library
3/7/2025 4:38 PM
262
Three Corners
3/7/2025 10:40 AM
263
Downtown
3/6/2025 8:11 PM
264
Centennial Community Center
3/6/2025 2:13 PM
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Downtown
3/6/2025 1:42 PM
266
Lemont High School
3/6/2025 1:30 PM
267
Downtown Lemont
3/6/2025 1:24 PM
268
Downtown Lemont
3/6/2025 12:54 PM
269
Lemont High School
3/6/2025 12:48 PM
270
Library
3/6/2025 9:40 AM
271
from kensington estates to downtown lemont (no sidewalks)
3/6/2025 8:16 AM
272
Pete's fresh market
3/6/2025 8:04 AM
273
Downtown
3/6/2025 7:25 AM
274
Downtown Lemont
3/6/2025 6:23 AM
275
Pete's fresh market
3/5/2025 11:07 PM
276
127th Street
3/5/2025 9:16 PM
277
Lemon Tree
3/5/2025 8:57 PM
278
Downtown Lemont
3/5/2025 8:54 PM
279
to and from bambrick and the new athens park
3/5/2025 8:28 PM
280
Covington Knolls
3/5/2025 8:16 PM
281
Home to SS Cyril & Methodius Church
3/5/2025 8:08 PM
282
From my home to Lemont high school
3/5/2025 7:47 PM
283
Downtown Lemont
3/5/2025 7:37 PM
284
Lemont library
3/5/2025 7:15 PM
285
Downtown
3/5/2025 7:06 PM
286
Pete's
3/5/2025 7:05 PM
287
Community center
3/5/2025 7:02 PM
288
Centennial Park
3/5/2025 7:02 PM
289
Central School
3/5/2025 6:47 PM
290
Village hall
3/5/2025 6:45 PM
291
Northview Park
3/5/2025 6:41 PM
292
Parks
3/5/2025 6:36 PM
293
Streets leading up to St Cyril church and school
3/5/2025 9:40 AM
294
Hilltop park
3/5/2025 9:29 AM
295
Library
3/3/2025 6:19 PM
296
Centennial/Core Campus
3/3/2025 2:33 PM
297
Library
3/3/2025 2:02 PM
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3.
DATE
1
The park district
10/16/2025 7:14 AM
2
Churches/playgrounds
10/15/2025 3:03 PM
3
To church
9/27/2025 8:25 PM
4
Tolcot
6/24/2025 3:49 PM
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5
community center
6/20/2025 2:10 PM
6
Library
6/7/2025 7:01 PM
7
other businesses
6/1/2025 4:15 PM
8
virginia reed park
6/1/2025 10:15 AM
9
Jewel
5/31/2025 10:02 PM
10
Main Street
5/30/2025 10:15 AM
11
Downtown shopping
5/30/2025 2:33 AM
12
Stores
5/29/2025 10:23 PM
13
Areas in and around St Cyrils and St Als
5/29/2025 5:55 PM
14
Village Hall
5/29/2025 5:44 PM
15
Downtown Lemont
5/28/2025 3:01 PM
16
Downtown Lemont
5/28/2025 12:48 PM
17
Northview park
5/28/2025 11:43 AM
18
Downtown Lemont
5/28/2025 6:15 AM
19
Jewel
5/28/2025 6:05 AM
20
Jewel
5/27/2025 10:59 PM
21
Virginia reed park
5/27/2025 10:40 PM
22
Pete's
5/27/2025 9:57 PM
23
Park district
5/27/2025 9:05 PM
24
The Core
5/27/2025 8:35 PM
25
Downtown Lemont
5/27/2025 7:54 PM
26
Park district
5/27/2025 6:23 PM
27
Wooden Paddle
5/27/2025 3:29 PM
28
Library
5/27/2025 12:25 PM
29
Petes Market place
5/27/2025 10:37 AM
30
Pete's
5/27/2025 10:17 AM
31
Downtown Lemont
5/27/2025 9:41 AM
32
Derby road
5/25/2025 8:11 AM
33
N/A
5/25/2025 7:50 AM
34
Subdivision sidewalks in Lemont
5/24/2025 8:41 PM
35
North and south along state street
5/23/2025 6:09 PM
36
Ace
5/23/2025 5:27 PM
37
Library
5/23/2025 7:42 AM
38
Pete's Fresh Market
5/21/2025 2:36 PM
39
Library
5/16/2025 8:32 AM
40
127th to the park/ school
5/16/2025 12:12 AM
41
Derby/McCarthy area
5/15/2025 9:36 PM
42
Downtown Lemont
5/14/2025 5:01 PM
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43
Downtown Lemont
5/12/2025 3:54 PM
44
Aldi
5/11/2025 6:55 PM
45
Aldis, hair salon near Aldis
5/8/2025 10:24 PM
46
Community center
5/8/2025 6:05 PM
47
Library
5/8/2025 5:44 PM
48
Library
5/8/2025 5:09 PM
49
library
5/6/2025 12:16 PM
50
Bottles
5/6/2025 5:14 AM
51
Lemont Train Station
5/6/2025 1:58 AM
52
Library
5/5/2025 1:07 PM
53
Walgreens
5/5/2025 12:10 PM
54
Mccarthy rd
5/4/2025 11:41 PM
55
Library
5/4/2025 11:14 PM
56
Downtown Lemont
5/4/2025 10:40 AM
57
127th Street
5/3/2025 8:21 AM
58
Village Hall
5/2/2025 3:25 PM
59
Post office
5/2/2025 12:54 PM
60
Front Street
5/2/2025 8:03 AM
61
127th street
5/1/2025 9:52 PM
62
Library
5/1/2025 8:31 PM
63
Downtown
5/1/2025 6:25 PM
64
my neighborhood
5/1/2025 6:08 PM
65
Jewel
5/1/2025 5:23 PM
66
The Core
5/1/2025 5:19 PM
67
Downtown Lemont
4/30/2025 1:44 PM
68
The Library
4/30/2025 12:57 PM
69
police station
4/30/2025 9:55 AM
70
Centennial Community Center
4/29/2025 9:19 PM
71
Lemont High School
4/29/2025 11:38 AM
72
Pete's fresh market
4/29/2025 8:37 AM
73
Centennial park
4/29/2025 8:23 AM
74
Store
4/29/2025 8:12 AM
75
Getting to Lithuanian World Center
4/29/2025 7:45 AM
76
Starbucks
4/28/2025 11:50 PM
77
Target
4/28/2025 8:31 PM
78
Lemont Library from our house on ridge rd
4/28/2025 7:56 PM
79
Community center area
4/28/2025 6:59 PM
80
just neighborhood
4/28/2025 5:02 PM
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81
The Core
4/28/2025 2:55 PM
82
Petes
4/28/2025 2:50 PM
83
Church
4/28/2025 2:10 PM
84
Pete's Fresh Market
4/28/2025 12:53 PM
85
Central School
4/28/2025 12:47 PM
86
Park district
4/28/2025 12:05 PM
87
Downtown lemont
4/28/2025 11:06 AM
88
To heritage preservation- wend. Lots of foot traffic
4/28/2025 10:09 AM
89
fetes Fresh Market
4/28/2025 10:03 AM
90
Jewel
4/28/2025 9:49 AM
91
downtown restaurants and bars
4/28/2025 8:42 AM
92
Oakwood/River Valley
4/28/2025 8:21 AM
93
Park district
4/28/2025 8:17 AM
94
Pete's
4/28/2025 8:12 AM
95
Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 7:42 AM
96
Downtown Lemont
4/28/2025 7:29 AM
97
Northview Park
4/28/2025 7:26 AM
98
Mama Ds
4/28/2025 6:33 AM
99
Community Center
4/28/2025 5:57 AM
100
Hamiltons
4/28/2025 5:10 AM
101
Downtown
4/28/2025 1:47 AM
102
Library
4/27/2025 10:07 PM
103
The Core
4/27/2025 9:31 PM
104
Library
4/27/2025 9:15 PM
105
library
4/27/2025 8:42 PM
106
The Core
4/27/2025 8:34 PM
107
St Alphonsus
4/27/2025 8:25 PM
108
Downtown
4/27/2025 8:22 PM
109
jewel
4/27/2025 8:11 PM
110
Library & Park District
4/27/2025 7:45 PM
111
Jewel/fetes
4/27/2025 7:37 PM
112
Jewel/Starbucks/Aldi/Rustic Knead
4/27/2025 7:30 PM
113
Neighborhood (McCarthy, walker, Woodcrest)
4/27/2025 7:26 PM
114
Around centennial park
4/27/2025 6:55 PM
115
Target/ Kohls/HomeGoods
4/27/2025 6:55 PM
116
The Core
4/27/2025 6:44 PM
117
Centennial Park
4/27/2025 6:43 PM
118
Downtown Lemont
4/27/2025 6:42 PM
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119
Park
4/27/2025 6:42 PM
120
Centennial Community Center
4/27/2025 6:31 PM
121
State Street
4/27/2025 6:29 PM
122
In my subdivision
4/27/2025 6:25 PM
123
Core fitness
4/27/2025 6:21 PM
124
Shopping
4/27/2025 6:12 PM
125
Pete's
4/27/2025 6:10 PM
126
Centennial Community Center
4/27/2025 5:58 PM
127
Library
4/27/2025 5:56 PM
128
Library
4/27/2025 5:44 PM
129
Jewel/Osco
4/27/2025 5:42 PM
130
Downtown
4/27/2025 5:37 PM
131
Tap House
4/27/2025 8:48 AM
132
Downtown
4/27/2025 7:58 AM
133
Metra Station
4/26/2025 9:11 AM
134
Library
4/26/2025 8:06 AM
135
Lemont Libaray
4/25/2025 6:38 PM
136
Downtown Lemont
4/25/2025 6:19 PM
137
Public Library
4/25/2025 5:27 PM
138
Community center
4/25/2025 4:54 PM
139
Silver Cross Medical Building on 127th
4/25/2025 4:48 PM
140
State St
4/25/2025 3:18 PM
141
Downtown lemont but slightly south (by creamery!)
4/25/2025 2:41 PM
142
library
4/25/2025 1:30 PM
143
Neighborhood Pieffer
4/25/2025 11:41 AM
144
Dollar tree store
4/25/2025 8:26 AM
145
Library
4/25/2025 6:57 AM
146
Pete's fresh market
4/25/2025 4:12 AM
147
Dog park
4/24/2025 11:07 PM
148
River
4/24/2025 11:06 PM
149
Lemont Park District
4/24/2025 9:55 PM
150
Community Center
4/24/2025 9:07 PM
151
St. Al's Church
4/24/2025 8:12 PM
152
Shopping
4/24/2025 7:08 PM
153
Centennial Park
4/24/2025 6:58 PM
154
To access parks and recreation
4/24/2025 6:31 PM
155
Plaza
4/24/2025 6:21 PM
156
Park district
4/24/2025 3:16 PM
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157
Prairie
4/24/2025 1:25 PM
158
Downtown (Folklore Coffee)
4/24/2025 11:53 AM
159
N/A
4/24/2025 11:49 AM
160
Centennial Park district
4/24/2025 11:42 AM
161
Library
4/24/2025 11:39 AM
162
Around the neighborhood
4/24/2025 11:20 AM
163
Library
4/24/2025 11:02 AM
164
Heroes west
4/24/2025 10:48 AM
165
Near the quarries on paths or by the Forge
4/24/2025 10:33 AM
166
Durby Retail
4/24/2025 10:20 AM
167
Brown park
4/24/2025 9:52 AM
168
Dollar tree
4/24/2025 9:28 AM
169
Pete's Fresh Market
4/24/2025 8:33 AM
170
Downtown lemont
4/24/2025 8:10 AM
171
Library
4/24/2025 7:52 AM
172
Downtown Lemont
4/24/2025 7:49 AM
173
Downtown
4/24/2025 7:35 AM
174
Library
4/24/2025 7:30 AM
175
Parks
4/24/2025 7:05 AM
176
Through neighborhood
4/24/2025 5:31 AM
177
Commercial
4/24/2025 5:27 AM
178
Core
4/24/2025 4:49 AM
179
Pete's
4/23/2025 11:59 PM
180
Petes
4/23/2025 11:54 PM
181
Goodwill
4/23/2025 11:43 PM
182
Plaza by Petes
4/23/2025 11:06 PM
183
McCarthy St.
4/23/2025 11:05 PM
184
McCarthy Road
4/23/2025 10:46 PM
185
Starbucks
4/23/2025 10:30 PM
186
The forge
4/23/2025 10:11 PM
187
Downtown
4/23/2025 10:09 PM
188
Jewel
4/23/2025 10:07 PM
189
The Forge
4/23/2025 10:05 PM
190
Metra
4/23/2025 10:03 PM
191
1 frequently walk across Illinois and it would be nice to have a pedestrian button like St
4/23/2025 9:58 PM
Alphonsus has so us families can walk across easily
192
Community center
4/17/2025 7:39 AM
193
downtown & church
4/7/2025 8:34 PM
194
Trails
4/6/2025 5:43 PM
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195
Central park
4/6/2025 10:41 AM
196
Downtown Lemont
4/6/2025 10:12 AM
197
Notthview
4/5/2025 1:07 PM
198
Connemara Park
4/3/2025 9:15 PM
199
Community center
4/3/2025 12:45 PM
200
Kettering Estates
4/3/2025 11:42 AM
201
The Forge
4/3/2025 9:23 AM
202
Downtown Area
4/3/2025 7:20 AM
203
To bus stop on corner of Emerald and Munster
4/3/2025 6:52 AM
204
Pool
4/3/2025 4:22 AM
205
Archer avenue
4/2/2025 10:17 PM
206
Walgreens
4/2/2025 8:13 PM
207
CORE and Old Quarry campus
4/2/2025 8:10 PM
208
Park district
4/2/2025 7:33 PM
209
Subdivisions off McCarthy
4/2/2025 7:30 PM
210
Lemont st
4/2/2025 7:12 PM
211
Library
4/2/2025 6:57 PM
212
Aldi
4/2/2025 6:40 PM
213
Downtown
4/2/2025 6:37 PM
214
Lemont st
4/2/2025 6:33 PM
215
dog park
3/11/2025 7:48 PM
216
Folklore & Downtown Stores
3/11/2025 1:28 PM
217
Lemont Public Library
3/11/2025 9:25 AM
218
Pete's Fresh Market
3/10/2025 9:09 PM
219
Park
3/10/2025 8:50 PM
220
Rolling meadows park
3/10/2025 2:59 PM
221
Pete's Market Plaza
3/10/2025 1:51 PM
222
Northview Park
3/10/2025 12:20 PM
223
Aldi
3/10/2025 12:04 PM
224
Dollar tree store
3/7/2025 4:38 PM
225
Yellow park in abbey oaks
3/6/2025 8:11 PM
226
Neighborhood
3/6/2025 2:13 PM
227
Around local parks
3/6/2025 1:42 PM
228
Quarries
3/6/2025 1:30 PM
229
Neighborhoods
3/6/2025 1:24 PM
230
Around the neighborhood
3/6/2025 12:54 PM
231
Downtown Lemont
3/6/2025 12:48 PM
232
downtown lemont
3/6/2025 8:16 AM
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Fordham hills
3/6/2025 8:04 AM
234
Park District
3/6/2025 7:25 AM
235
Virginia Reed Park
3/6/2025 6:23 AM
236
Covington & Abbey Oaks
3/5/2025 9:16 PM
237
The Core
3/5/2025 8:57 PM
238
Lemont Park District
3/5/2025 8:54 PM
239
downtown
3/5/2025 8:28 PM
240
Home to Wayne's barbershop or post office
3/5/2025 8:08 PM
241
Parks
3/5/2025 7:47 PM
242
Virginia Reed Park
3/5/2025 7:37 PM
243
Lemont High School
3/5/2025 7:15 PM
244
Methodist Church
3/5/2025 7:06 PM
245
Dollar Store
3/5/2025 7:05 PM
246
Downtown lemont
3/5/2025 7:02 PM
247
State Street
3/5/2025 7:02 PM
248
Library
3/5/2025 6:47 PM
249
Grocery Store
3/5/2025 6:36 PM
250
Streets to parks by McCarthy St
3/5/2025 9:40 AM
251
LHS
3/5/2025 9:29 AM
252
Pete's Fresh Market
3/3/2025 6:19 PM
253
downtown Lemont
3/3/2025 2:33 PM
254
Schools
3/3/2025 2:02 PM
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Q13 Do you ever travel in a street because the sidewalk is difficult or
impossible to use? If so, please describe three locations where you have
that problem. (If you need additional space, please provide additional
information on Queston 17.)
Answered:230 Skipped:2-12
ANSWER CHOICES RESPONSES
1
100.00%
230
2
59.57%
137
3
34.78%
80
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1
DATE
1
Curve between McCarthy and Stephen
10/16/2025 2:42 PM
2
Stephen and illinois
10/16/2025 7:14 AM
3
West Along McCarthy from Steeples/Kensington subdivision towards Archer
10/15/2025 3:03 PM
4
Tolcot
6/24/2025 3:49 PM
5
There is no sidewalk or crossing at Valley Drive in front of the Lemont United Methodist
6/20/2025 2:10 PM
church, the sidewalk ends abrubtly with a bush and makes me go onto the busy road to enter
the parking lot. I would like to see a continued sidewalk connecting 600 Valley Dr and 9 W
Custer St.
6
Between 34 E Logan and 2 E Logan St
6/7/2025 7:01 PM
7
to get to Happy Hands Preschool you must walk in the street due to non -continuous sidewalks
6/1/2025 10:15 AM
on Valley Dr and also Division St
8
Florence and Roberta
5/31/2025 10:02 PM
9
Yes, no sidewalk on archer to connect oak tree subdivision to businesses and park so I walk in
5/30/2025 10:15 AM
the street
10
Yes. Downtown is uneven, large concrete steps if at all. Ramps never close
5/30/2025 8:48 AM
11
Freehauf Street between State and Hillview needs to be a priority!
5/29/2025 5:55 PM
12
No.
5/29/2025 5:44 PM
13
McCarthy Rd
5/28/2025 7:28 PM
14
Jane Court
5/28/2025 3:01 PM
15
Freehauf
5/28/2025 12:48 PM
16
Creamery
5/28/2025 11:43 AM
17
Downtown
5/28/2025 8:40 AM
18
127th street across from park district
5/28/2025 6:15 AM
19
Fox hill estates- no sidewalks at all
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127th street near cemetery
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Lemont high school area
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1st st
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Freehauf
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The Creamery
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Freehauf st - busy street and connects to other streets with no consistent side walk
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McCarthy Road
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Short Street X State Street
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127th St - South side from Chestnut crossing to State St
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1st Street next to cemetery
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1-300 Block Freehauf
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Covington Knolls due to low hanging tree branches
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On 127th street near the church
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None on my routes
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Sometimes downtown Lemont when crowded outdoor eating makes it difficult to walk on walk
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on sidewalk
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1000 Block on Florence
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200 and 300 Block of Freehauf St.
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Local sidewalks due to very uneven sidewalks
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Freehauf street east of State Street needs a sidewalk
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Along 127th
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Singer
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Warner Ave
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127 st has sections with no sidewalks
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yes- downtown Lemont in snow
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129th street
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The stairs located on Lemont st & E Illinois st
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residential
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Vehicle Blocks Driveway @ 297 Keepataw -
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Crossing tracks from Talcot to Maine Street on Holmes
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Yes, on 127th street close to State Street
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Areas that don't have sidewalks, or sidewalks cut off near the library.
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Lemont Street
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127th and Marion St
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Outside of Barrel and Vine
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127 from Timberline to Eagle Crest St - no sidwalk
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127th Street at 1-355
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Getting from Covington Knolls to TLE Lemont
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Julia St near Lemont High School
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127th between Ashbury Place and Prairie Lane
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McCarthy Road
4/29/2025 11:38 AM
Sidewalk leading to Oakwood school from the north needs enhancement.
4/29/2025 8:37 AM
Southside 127th & east of State st
4/29/2025 8:23 AM
Downtown to get around people on narrow or non existing sidewalks
4/29/2025 8:12 AM
YES!!! Freehauf Street (old section off State Street) is missing long stretches of sidewalk. My
4/28/2025 11:50 PM
kids and I must walk in the street to get to school. It gets very dangerous with cars speeding
by in the morning.
Yes we have this problem on the west side of Warner between Ridge and Eureka
4/28/2025 7:56 PM
Yes in downtown there are several areas we cannot access with my daughters wheelchair
4/28/2025 6:59 PM
On Stephen St, at the intersection with Illinois St, on the Wooden Paddle side
4/28/2025 2:55 PM
Area of Lemont I live does not have sidewalks, must walk in street
4/28/2025 2:10 PM
Walking to Downtown Lemont from our house, the locations are Walnut Street, East Division
4/28/2025 12:53 PM
Street, and Lemont Street towards east East Illinois Street.
Yes. The intersection by the creamery in Lemont has needed ADA updates for years. No ramp
4/28/2025 12:05 PM
and even if you walk further east, the sidewalks are NOT ADA accessible.
We do not have sidewalks past a certain area on Eureka and I live on Oak Court so my
4/28/2025 11:06 AM
children are always in the street
Czaki
4/28/2025 10:03 AM
none
4/28/2025 9:42 AM
along Peiffer the sidewalks aren't continuous
4/28/2025 8:42 AM
houston st
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The south side of 127th St. The sidewalk is not continuous.
4/28/2025 8:21 AM
Near division and singer (to get downtown)
4/28/2025 8:17 AM
Walker St
4/28/2025 8:12 AM
McCarthy and First street
4/28/2025 7:09 AM
Paso Fino in Equestrian Estates
4/28/2025 6:33 AM
Near Stephen Street where there are stairs
4/28/2025 1:47 AM
bell road
4/27/2025 11:27 PM
Warner from Eureka to Wend
4/27/2025 10:07 PM
New home construction areas don't have continuous sidewalks
4/27/2025 9:08 PM
Some of the streets east of State St have no sidewalks
4/27/2025 8:42 PM
127th Street
4/27/2025 8:37 PM
Intersection of New Ave and Lockport St. by VFW
4/27/2025 8:34 PM
Weimer
4/27/2025 8:34 PM
Yes we walk downtown from St. Cyril neighborhood and we have to walk at night to cross the
4/27/2025 7:45 PM
street because stroller does not go on sidewalks with stairs, dangerous after hours and car
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Kim/Kip/Cherokee/Keepataw
4/27/2025 7:37 PM
No specific place, but some of the sidewalks are narrow or full of cracks so I need to walk with
4/27/2025 7:30 PM
the stroller in the street
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In front of wooden paddle on Illinois. Their tables make it impossible to walk.
4/27/2025 6:55 PM
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Pfeiffer inconsistent sidewalks
4/27/2025 6:43 PM
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Along Derby Rd
4/27/2025 6:42 PM
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Downtown
4/27/2025 6:37 PM
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Weimer Ave
4/27/2025 6:31 PM
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127th after the police station. No sidewalk
4/27/2025 6:29 PM
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Local streets that do not sidewalks
4/27/2025 6:25 PM
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McCarthy
4/27/2025 6:20 PM
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127th street has areas where there are no sidewalks
4/27/2025 6:15 PM
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Cemetery on 127th
4/27/2025 6:10 PM
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Weimer Ave - Walter to State St.
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Ruffled feathers
4/27/2025 5:45 PM
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127th street in front of lithuanian center it's usually flooded
4/27/2025 5:44 PM
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4/27/2025 5:42 PM
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Freehauf
4/27/2025 8:48 AM
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St Brendan's ct - bumpy
4/27/2025 7:58 AM
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Sometimes or I use the street
4/27/2025 6:26 AM
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Stephen street and Illinois intersection is dangerous! Wooden paddle dining tables force
4/26/2025 12:59 PM
pedestrians to walk in the street. I have witnessed families with children walking in the street
with strollers to get around the wooden paddle tables. So dangerous. Pedestrians have been
hit at this corner
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SOUthside of Cass Street
4/26/2025 9:11 AM
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127th street at cemetery
4/26/2025 8:06 AM
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Pieter from State to Eureka
4/25/2025 6:38 PM
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Old derby subdivision
4/25/2025 5:40 PM
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There is no sidewalk on parts of Warner Street, Florence Street, Pfeiffer Street, which I use to
4/25/2025 5:27 PM
walk to the public library.
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occasionally but don't remember where
4/25/2025 3:18 PM
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Yes. We have a baby and with the stroller, its impossible to cross some curbs so we have to
4/25/2025 2:41 PM
use the street. (Creamery corner is the worst)
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Entering/Exiting Centennial Trail at Lemont Rd.
4/25/2025 2:34 PM
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Residential streets
4/25/2025 1:30 PM
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No sidewalks leading to Aldi south 127th
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Around 1000 block of Warner Ave
4/25/2025 4:12 AM
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The streets by the catholic church on the hill
4/24/2025 11:07 PM
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The corners that have stairs
4/24/2025 11:06 PM
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Near the Virginia Reed park
4/24/2025 9:55 PM
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Fremont (almost been hit by a car for needing to walk in street)
4/24/2025 9:25 PM
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No
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Anywhere downtown- no handicap parking close
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127th Street from Timberline to Centennial Center
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No
4/24/2025 6:31 PM
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Ridge rd - no sidewalks in some portions
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Illinois Street
4/24/2025 2:48 PM
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Warner Ave
4/24/2025 1:25 PM
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Around the CORE (127th Street and near OQ Middle School)
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Eureka/Ridge/Oak Ln.
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Around cemetery on McCarthy to get to the park
4/24/2025 11:39 AM
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Yes especially downtown lemont
4/24/2025 11:34 AM
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Czaki road
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With strollers any hills/ stairs
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Along peiffer between Warner and state
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Overall downtown - curbs not having accessible spots to get up on sidewalks
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East/West on McCarthy to and from Stephen St.
4/24/2025 10:20 AM
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Only downtown lemont
4/24/2025 10:17 AM
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McCarthy - specifically between Bell and Archer (no sidewalks)
4/24/2025 10:12 AM
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Walking from 600 valley Dr to 19 w Custer st, you have to go into the street because the side
4/24/2025 9:52 AM
walk is impossible to use/blocked
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Everywhere downtown Lemont with a stroller
4/24/2025 9:28 AM
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Derby Road heading towards 131st
4/24/2025 8:33 AM
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Lintz
4/24/2025 8:10 AM
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Downtown area has uneven sidewalks especially by the parking garage
4/24/2025 7:52 AM
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Crossing McCarthy not at crossing guard
4/24/2025 7:49 AM
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Yes, downtown
4/24/2025 7:35 AM
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Dips in neighborhood sidewalk on wend
4/24/2025 7:30 AM
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Crossing to Northview Park
4/24/2025 7:05 AM
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Along Roberta, Wend and surround streets where they're too skinny for a family to walk
4/24/2025 5:31 AM
together
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Freehauf street
4/24/2025 4:49 AM
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Walter street
4/23/2025 11:43 PM
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yeah, why do the sidewalks randomly end all across Lemont?
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Czacki street- hard with a stroller, steps on both sides
4/23/2025 11:05 PM
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North side Keepataw between Cherokee and Kim
4/23/2025 10:47 PM
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Along State Street it is difficult to travel due to no sidewalk south of Starbucks. Also difficult to
4/23/2025 10:30 PM
cross the street there
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4/23/2025 10:16 PM
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Many intersections along Illinois St have stairs only, and are not accessible for any type of
4/23/2025 10:11 PM
transportation with wheels (stroller, wagon, wheelchair, etc.)
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4/23/2025 10:09 PM
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4th street
4/23/2025 10:03 PM
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Yes. While walking down Holmes and Fremont you have to jet out to street and streets are
4/23/2025 9:58 PM
narrow
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702 ridge road
4/17/2025 7:39 AM
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along 123/McCarthy
4/7/2025 8:34 PM
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719 ledochowski st
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McCarthy at Stephen(stairs, no stroller access)
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State Street (heading into downtown) —can't navigate stairs with the stroller
4/6/2025 10:12 AM
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East of mccarthy
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131st street
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Where McCarthy turns into Stephen street
4/3/2025 4:15 PM
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Warner ave & eureka to get to Virginia reed park. The sidewalks near there are very bumpy
4/3/2025 12:45 PM
and the ramp is too shifted/bumpy to go over with a stroller
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Some areas of downtown where sidewalks are too uneven
4/3/2025 11:42 AM
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The Forge
4/3/2025 9:23 AM
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There a many sidewalks with cracks or uneven gaps
4/3/2025 7:20 AM
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On Emerald St to bus stop, no sidewalks
4/3/2025 6:52 AM
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127th/across from hillview
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Yes .. also, my sister fell pretty severely in downtown Lemont on 2 separate occasions due to
4/3/2025 12:04 AM
uneven steps/sidewalks
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North of Lemont bridge on the way to waterfall Glen to bike
4/2/2025 10:17 PM
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Downtown lemont
4/2/2025 9:44 PM
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Along 127th south side east of state street
4/2/2025 9:41 PM
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Trying to get to downtown lemont via bike on the centennial trail requires you to cross over the
4/2/2025 8:34 PM
Lemont bridge
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Peiffer avenue from state to warner has no sidewalk
4/2/2025 8:13 PM
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Covington
4/2/2025 8:11 PM
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Yes, on I walk,run,cycle on 135th street because there is no sidewalk. I do this in between
4/2/2025 8:10 PM
Archer and Centennial Trail at Schneiders Passage
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135th St
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McCarthy rd
4/2/2025 7:30 PM
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The sidewalk by the Lithuanian center entrance often covered with caster
4/2/2025 7:19 PM
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Lemont st
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Crossing the street from Illinois Street
4/2/2025 6:40 PM
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Keepataw dr
4/2/2025 6:33 PM
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Locations near downtown with stairs
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Timberline
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119th and Carriage Ridge Lane
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127th - Marian Dr to Krystyna PI
3/6/2025 1:42 PM
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3/6/2025 1:30 PM
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Singer Ave
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Old quarry to library
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McCarthy/Between Bell/Archer
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Leaving Kensington Estates there is no sidewalk to get towards downtown. McCarthy entrance
3/6/2025 8:16 AM
and Archer entrance
Fordham hills/ North view park
3/6/2025 8:04 AM
Freehauf-the sidewalk just randomly stops
3/6/2025 7:25 AM
Freehauf Street (my children have to walk in the street to get to Oakwood)
3/6/2025 6:23 AM
Residential streets with no sidewalks between Logan and Wend. I am unable to travel in this
3/5/2025 11:07 PM
area because of missing and broken sidewalks.
Yes, along 127th Street
3/5/2025 9:16 PM
First Street
3/5/2025 8:54 PM
Eureka
3/5/2025 8:27 PM
Covington Knolls
3/5/2025 8:16 PM
State street
3/5/2025 7:47 PM
Use of stroller to get to downtown (stairs impede use)
3/5/2025 7:37 PM
Neighborhood streets leading to Lemont High School
3/5/2025 7:15 PM
division Street
3/5/2025 7:06 PM
Walter Street near Roberta St
3/5/2025 7:05 PM
Florence st and Wiemer ave
3/5/2025 7:02 PM
State Street
3/5/2025 7:02 PM
sections along Warner where there is no sidewalk at all
3/5/2025 6:47 PM
State street
3/5/2025 6:41 PM
My street McCarthy St does not have sidewalks at all
3/5/2025 9:40 AM
From our house to hilltop park
3/5/2025 9:29 AM
Houston Street between McCarthy Rd and Schultz
3/3/2025 6:19 PM
there's a section of 127th near the park district/OQ that doesn't have sidewalks which is odd
3/3/2025 2:33 PM
given the # of middle schoolers that walk there
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Sidewalk near st Cyril
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North along Archer from McCarthy intersection to Steeples subdivision
10/15/2025 3:03 PM
15 E Eureka Dr and 21 E Eureka Dr are missing sidewalks, I am unable to drive my medical
6/20/2025 2:10 PM
scooter through the grass.
In between 600 Valley Dr and 19 W Custer St
6/7/2025 7:01 PM
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702 Ridge due to non -continuous sidewalk
6/1/2025 10:15 AM
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Most businesses do not have buttons to open doors for wheelchair bound
5/30/2025 8:48 AM
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Division to Walnut - there are no sidewalks on the north side of division
5/29/2025 5:55 PM
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Archer Ave
5/28/2025 7:28 PM
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Smith Road
5/28/2025 12:48 PM
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Stores / restaurants on Stephen street
5/28/2025 11:43 AM
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Ledochowski st
5/28/2025 8:40 AM
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The creamery -the steps are so big
5/28/2025 6:05 AM
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North of Lemont Street bridge
5/27/2025 10:59 PM
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Downtown Lemont raised cement brick
5/27/2025 10:40 PM
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McCarthy
5/27/2025 9:09 PM
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Main street
5/27/2025 9:05 PM
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Main st and lernont st corner stairs to downtown
5/27/2025 8:01 PM
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Sidewalk of 807 State Street
5/27/2025 4:16 PM
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127th St - South side leading to Dollar Store
5/27/2025 4:08 PM
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Harasek/McCarthy- Both sidewalks lead you into street- No crossing McCarthy
5/27/2025 4:00 PM
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1st Street near cemetery
5/27/2025 12:25 PM
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127th between Covington Dr and State St because of uneven sidewalks and low hanging tree
5/27/2025 9:41 AM
branches
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Many residents block sidewalks when parking in their driveways.
5/23/2025 6:09 PM
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5/23/2025 5:27 PM
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Local sidewalks due to very low hanging tree branches
5/16/2025 8:32 AM
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McCarthy Street to McCarthy Road
5/16/2025 12:12 AM
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Pfeifer
5/14/2025 5:01 PM
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127th St south side east of state St near athletics
5/11/2025 6:55 PM
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munster road
5/6/2025 12:16 PM
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Basically anytime there are stairs
5/6/2025 1:58 AM
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Vehicle Blocks Driveway @ 1237 Hillview Ave
5/5/2025 12:10 PM
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Walking down Julia Street between Illinois Street and Main Street
5/4/2025 11:14 PM
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Sidewalks in Downtown Lemont that are not level, making it difficult on my knees/joints.
5/2/2025 3:25 PM
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Outside LaDolce
5/1/2025 8:31 PM
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Smith Road - no sidewalk to get to Bromberek
5/1/2025 5:23 PM
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127th Street and Smith Rd
4/30/2025 1:44 PM
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McCarthy Street south of McCarthy Rd
4/30/2025 10:48 AM
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127th between St. Andrew's Ct and State St.
4/29/2025 9:19 PM
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Archer Avenue
4/29/2025 11:38 AM
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Lintz Street is missing sidewalk and my child has to walk that way daily to get to her bus stop
4/28/2025 11:50 PM
on State Street & Wells Street. I hate that she has to walk in the street due to missing
sidewalks.
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On Ridge road east of Eureka
4/28/2025 7:56 PM
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The creamery area
4/28/2025 6:59 PM
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The sidewalk on Hickory Street is all broken and uneven and my son falls constantly.
4/28/2025 12:53 PM
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Ledochowski
4/28/2025 10:03 AM
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along streets to library like Florence there are no sidewalks
4/28/2025 8:42 AM
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McCarthy St., Houston, and 1st St. have no sidewalks.
4/28/2025 8:21 AM
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eureka between state and singer (while walking dogs)
4/28/2025 8:17 AM
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First street north of mcarthy
4/28/2025 7:09 AM
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Horseshoe Lane in Equestrian Estates
4/28/2025 6:33 AM
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Near St Al's church where there are stairs
4/28/2025 1:47 AM
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me carthy rd
4/27/2025 11:27 PM
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Most residential streets in the neighborhood behind Pete's
4/27/2025 10:07 PM
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East Division St. and Cass St.
4/27/2025 8:34 PM
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Florence
4/27/2025 8:34 PM
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Improvement on Grant street around the south end of the street from McCarthy to cross onto
4/27/2025 7:45 PM
Ledochowski
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State/127th
4/27/2025 7:37 PM
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There is always shards of glass on the south side of 127th between the Park District and
4/27/2025 7:30 PM
Jewel- Usually in front of the Advocate building. My dog get injured from glass shards all the
time
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Walker road main to McCarthy
4/27/2025 7:26 PM
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Warner inconsistent sidewalks towards downtown
4/27/2025 6:43 PM
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Along Adeline Ct
4/27/2025 6:42 PM
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Peiffer intermittent between State and Walter
4/27/2025 6:31 PM
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By 355
4/27/2025 6:10 PM
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Archer to McCarthy Rd
4/27/2025 5:56 PM
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127th street
4/27/2025 5:45 PM
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Just alot of areas have uneven sidewalks with a couple inches ledge
4/27/2025 5:44 PM
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Logan
4/27/2025 8:48 AM
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Ridge Road
4/25/2025 6:38 PM
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My mother cannot walk on the sidewalk to the Metra train because the steep stairs have no
4/25/2025 5:27 PM
railing. It is on Warner and I think Cass.
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Weimer ave
4/25/2025 4:12 AM
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Downtown Lemont with hills/stairs
4/24/2025 9:55 PM
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Illinois street, no ramp for handicaps
4/24/2025 9:25 PM
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Eureka- no sidewalks in some portions
4/24/2025 3:16 PM
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The path along Old Quarry Middle school leading to the Core
4/24/2025 1:25 PM
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4/24/2025 11:53 AM
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4/24/2025 11:42 AM
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4/24/2025 11:20 AM
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No sidewalks in some residential areas
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Overall downtown - sidewalks blocked for events or construction
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No sidewalk in front of 603 valley drive, making you walking into the street at a curve that has
4/24/2025 9:52 AM
limited view for a driver. Specially when walking at 24 w Custer the sidewalk abruptly ends and
there is no where to go except walking in someone's grass which is not possible with a stroller
or to walk in the street where cars will not be able to see you around the curve
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On 127th street in several spots there's no sidewalk
4/24/2025 9:28 AM
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83
Near Pete's
4/24/2025 7:35 AM
84
Walking to Downtown along McCarthy
4/24/2025 7:05 AM
85
Warner and Florence where sections don't have any sidewalk yet
4/24/2025 5:31 AM
86
Walks by st Als
4/24/2025 4:49 AM
87
McCarthy Rd. To downtown lemont. Have to use the bike lane with a stroller.
4/23/2025 11:05 PM
88
127 and east side Hillview going North
4/23/2025 10:47 PM
89
127th street where there are no sidewalks
4/23/2025 10:30 PM
90
State st
4/23/2025 10:16 PM
91
The walking route from Lemont High School to Virginia Reed Park
4/23/2025 10:11 PM
92
5th street
4/23/2025 10:03 PM
93
The corner of Illinois and Stephen is a nightmare
4/23/2025 9:58 PM
94
711 ridge road
4/17/2025 7:39 AM
95
along Walker
4/7/2025 8:34 PM
96
All along Ledochowski
4/6/2025 5:45 PM
97
McCarty by the old highschool
4/6/2025 5:43 PM
98
Porter and Fremont (stairs)
4/6/2025 10:41 AM
99
Lemont St & E Illinois St — stairs
4/6/2025 10:12 AM
100
Bell Road
4/3/2025 9:15 PM
101
The intersection of Stephen and main
4/3/2025 4:15 PM
102
There is no sidewalk to cross 48 w Logan to eureka street to get to the community center
4/3/2025 12:45 PM
103
Along 131st
4/3/2025 11:42 AM
104
Downtown Lemont
4/3/2025 9:23 AM
105
Downtown Lemont, parking for handicapped is nonexistent.
4/3/2025 6:52 AM
106
Archer/by 127th
4/3/2025 4:22 AM
107
North of lemont rd bridge to connect to trail by international parkeay
4/2/2025 10:17 PM
108
Side streets near at Cyril
4/2/2025 9:44 PM
109
Residential streets from warner to library
4/2/2025 8:13 PM
110
Smith. I walk,run,cycle on Smith because there is no sidewalk.
4/2/2025 8:10 PM
111
Smith Road
4/2/2025 7:33 PM
112
Walker rd to Main
4/2/2025 7:30 PM
113
Need sidewalks on both sides of McCarthy -in front of cemetery
4/2/2025 7:19 PM
10 / 13
Village of Lemont ADA Evaluation and Transition Plan
114
Eagle Crest Drive
4/2/2025 7:12 PM
115
On Stephen Street
4/2/2025 6:40 PM
116
131st Street Near Parker
3/18/2025 2:19 PM
117
Freehauf east of State (sidewalk stops/starts)
3/11/2025 1:28 PM
118
Some residential areas don't have sidewalks
3/11/2025 9:25 AM
119
127th and state by AT&T
3/10/2025 9:09 PM
120
Along Kromray
3/10/2025 12:20 PM
121
State Street
3/7/2025 10:40 AM
122
127th - large sidewalk breaks State - Archer on south side
3/6/2025 1:42 PM
123
Various Locations in Downtown Lemont (ex. near Cornerstone)
3/6/2025 1:30 PM
124
Park Place; Valley Drive
3/6/2025 12:54 PM
125
Old quarry to walkway towards Dunkin or Walgreens
3/6/2025 9:40 AM
126
4th Street, Lemont it
3/6/2025 8:04 AM
127
McCarthy
3/6/2025 7:25 AM
128
Lintz Street (my child has to walk in the street to get to her bus stop on State Street)
3/6/2025 6:23 AM
129
Students unable to walk to any school without having to walk in the street in the old section of
3/5/2025 11:07 PM
town.
130
McCarthy Road near the high school
3/5/2025 8:54 PM
131
Ridge Rd
3/5/2025 8:27 PM
132
Centennial Park
3/5/2025 8:16 PM
133
Lack of sidewalks in older parts of Lemont
3/5/2025 7:37 PM
134
occasionally going downhill on Cass from Stephen Street when it's icy (very steep and have
3/5/2025 6:47 PM
fallen multiple times)
135
The streets leading to my kids school St Cyril do not have sidewalks
3/5/2025 9:40 AM
136
From our house to LHS
3/5/2025 9:29 AM
137
McCarthy Street between McCarthy Rd and Schultz
3/3/2025 6:19 PM
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DATE
1
New Eagle Ridge subdivision west on McCarthy towards archer/Derby plaza
10/15/2025 3:03 PM
2
Need for a better ramp on sidewalk in front of Virginia Reed Park at the corner
6/20/2025 2:10 PM
3
Block of 700 Ridge Rd
6/7/2025 7:01 PM
4
802 Warner Ave due to bad sidewalk conditions
6/1/2025 10:15 AM
5
Lintz St between John St and East Ave. really only the west part of that, the older part of the
5/29/2025 5:55 PM
street
6
Archer Ave
5/28/2025 12:48 PM
7
Metra station
5/28/2025 11:43 AM
8
Peiffer in random areas
5/27/2025 10:59 PM
9
Stairs on the sidewalks to downtown area
5/27/2025 10:40 PM
10
Logan and walnut stairs by st Al's
5/27/2025 8:01 PM
11
Along Short Street
5/27/2025 4:16 PM
12
McCarthy St, Houston, etc near Cyrils
5/27/2025 12:25 PM