Construction season is upon us, which means the possible return of the three Ds: delays, detours and disturbances.

Like last year, the Village of Frankfort's major construction project will be the continuing work on widening U.S. Route 30. Unlike last year, however, the village won't have as many other roadways needing work, said Assistant Village Administrator Rob Piscia.

READ: Take a Look at Traffic Tickets in the Rt. 30 Construction Zone This Year

No one enjoys maneuvering through construction zones, but it's a necessary evil (especially the long overdue Rt. 30 widening). To help ease some of that frustration, Patch will post updates from the village this summer about what roadways and routes to avoid. You also can check the Village of Frankfort's website for more information. And don't forget to look at Patch's live traffic map when it comes to finding headache-free routes during your commute.

Rt. 30 Construction: Wolf Road to Route 45

Temporary lanes: Crews continue to pour pavement for temporary lanes on the north side of Rt. 30, near Elsner Road to Butternut Trail.

Locust Street intersection: This is closed as work continues. Base pavement for the roadway should be poured soon, and storm drain work has been completed. Work should be done by Friday, May 18.

Wolf Road intersection: Utility relocation should be finished, and the area should be ready for sound wall installation.

Elm Street intersection: Work will resume when Locust Street reopens, closing the intersection.

Rt. 30 Construction: Route 45 to Harlem Avenue

Paving: Pouring from the Speedway gas station at Harlem to the BP station at LaGrange Road began Monday, May 14.

Frankfort Square Road intersection: This is closed while work continues. Once the base pavement is in place, the intersection will reopen until final surface is ready to be applied.

82nd Avenue intersection: This will close when the Frankfort Square intersection reopens.

Other Areas

1 N. White St. parking lot: Construction is finished on this area. Stripping, sidewalks and landscape restoration are up next.

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