Site work and new construction of a playground / park / athletic field in Roscoe, Illinois. Working plans call for the construction of a 612-square-foot playground / park / athletic field; and for site work for a playground / park / athletic field.

Restroom Building and Pop-up Park Design As of December 8, 2025, award for contractor is under evaluation. Architect and engineers have been identified. Location: 5473 Hodges Run Roscoe, IL 61073 Project is part of the Hodges Run Small Business Incubator Site. The incubator project is a key component of the Village’s economic development strategy, aimed at supporting local entrepreneurs and activating underutilized space along Hodges Run. Design Considerations to Note: 1. Screening and Berming: The site plan includes berming and landscaping along the property line adjacent to the Hodges Run subdivision, with screening incorporated to buffer adjacent residential areas in compliance with Village zoning requirements. 2. Future Play Area: As determined during the 2025 budget process, the low-impact children’s play area is planned for Phase 2. However, the landscaping plan accounts for this future development by incorporating tree and plant placements that will have time to mature. 3. Restroom and Tenant Utility Space: The public restroom building includes a small indoor work area to serve as a shared tenant breakroom and prep space, with access to sinks and running water. The incubator huts themselves do not include water or sewer connections. 4. Water Utility Installation: Water lines are being installed as part of Phase 1 to support ongoing maintenance needs such as plant irrigation and general cleaning throughout the site. 5. Public Plaza Design: A central plaza has been designed to serve as a welcoming public space to draw visitors into the market area and function as a community gathering space. It is intentionally designed to provide visual and pedestrian connectivity between the incubator site and the rest of Main Street, including Main Street Square across the street. 6. Community-Involved Landscaping: The landscaping incorporates year-round plantings, including fruit trees, berry bushes, nut trees, and other native flora. These elements are intended to be developed in partnership with the local garden club as an opportunity for ongoing community involvement and stewardship.