Notice of Road Work - Asphalt Rejuvenating Treatment Program
NEWS RELEASE
Release Date: October 6, 2026
Contact: Kamron Nash, P.E., Director of Public Works
(262) 567-2757 | [email protected]
2026 ASPHALT REJUVENATING TREATMENT PROGRAM NOTICE
The Village of Summit will be performing asphalt rejuvenating maintenance on multiple Village roads. A FAQ is included at the end of this press release with additional information regarding the treatment. Please be advised that the contractor is scheduled to begin working on October 6th. They anticipate completing the work by Friday, October 9th. Consequently, there will be:
NO ON-STREET PARKING FROM TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6TH THROUGH FRIDAY OCTOBER 9TH between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m.
If you have a lawn sprinkling system that sprays or drains onto the road pavement, please make sure it is turned off for the days in which work will be performed and one day following the treatment. Also, please refrain from discharging sump pumps, hoses, etc. onto the street during this time.
The following roads are scheduled to be treated:
Meadowview Ct (N Breens Bay Rd to terminus)
N Waterville Rd (829 N Waterville Rd to Breens Rd)
S Waterville Rd (USH 18 to approx. 200 ft south of S Waterville Lake Rd)
N Forest Ridge Ct (Breens Rd to terminus)
N Douglas Dr (Lower Lake Rd to terminus)
Bartlett Rd (CTH P/N Sawyer Rd to terminus)
Hartwell Pl (CTH P/N Sawyer Rd to Mariner Cir)
Mariner Cir (CTH P/N Sawyer Rd to Hartwell Pl)
S Waterville Rd (USH 18 to Village limit)
Elm St (CTH P/N Sawyer Rd to termini)
Sugar Island Rd (CTH P/N Sawyer Rd to terminus)
Oak Openings (CTH P/N Sawyer Rd to terminus)
N Lake Dr (CTH DR/Delafield Rd to terminus)
N North Dr (CTH DR/Delafield Rd to N Peninsula Rd)
N Peninsula Rd (CTH DR/Delafield Rd to N North Dr; N North Dr to approx. 150 ft north of N North Dr)
N Venice Beach Rd (CTH DR/Delafield Rd to CTH DR/Delafield Rd)
Delafield Rd (CTH BB/N Golden Lake Rd to Village limit)
Multi-Use Trail (N Dousman Rd to Normandale Dr)
Note that adverse weather, unexpected site conditions, and other factors may alter the work schedule. We will provide periodic updates as changes to the work schedule occurs. Access to driveways will be maintained throughout the project, and we kindly request that residents comply with any posted parking restrictions.
Village staff appreciates your patience and understanding through the construction season! Any questions regarding road construction activities may be directed to Kamron Nash, Public Works Director, at (262) 567-2757 or [email protected].
Asphalt Rejuvenating Treatment FAQ
Why is this product being applied to my road?
Corrective Asphalt Materials, LLC will be applying Reclamite Maltene-Based Rejuvenating Agent to your roads. Reclamite is a product designed to extend the life of the pavement by sealing the pavement from the elements. This penetrating sealer is the most widely-used pavement rejuvenator on the market for over 50 years and will assist in minimizing the need for more costly and disruptive methods of street repair.
How long does the process take?
Once the contractor’s small crew begins work on your street, the process will usually only take one to two hours. Please obey all signs and crew direction. A light coating of lime screenings/sand will be applied to the road to provide temporary traction on the roadway. Once the road has been treated with lime screenings/sand, the road will be fully opened to traffic.
When can I drive on the road?
You can exit your driveway and drive through the work area, but please go slowly and stay on the area treated with lime screenings/sand. Please be advised that driving onto a driveway before the contractor is finished applying the lime screenings/sand may cause vehicle tires to track some of the product onto driveways and sidewalks. These markings are not permanent, and will naturally fade within a few weeks.
When will the road be cleaned up?
After the product is applied, an application of limestone screenings/sand will be applied to the road. This is not permanent. The screenings will be swept up in a day or two after the product is applied with a mechanical sweeper.
Additional Information
These agents are environmentally safe and extend the life of the pavement. If caution and reduced speeds are taken when driving on recently treated roadways, the transfer of material from the roadway to your vehicle is unlikely. If you do have product that has transferred to your vehicle, it is non-corrosive and will not damage your vehicle. A bug and tar remover (available at any local auto parts store) will safely remove any material on your vehicle. We kindly ask that you follow the direction provided by the contractor’s crews and travel with caution throughout the work area to minimize any inconveniences during the application process.