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Kirk Road

Friday, March 22, 2013

PHOTOS: About 50 Gallons of Diesel Fuel Spills into Batavia Stormwater on Kirk Road

Tri-Com reports that about 50 gallons of diesel fuel has spilled into the Batavia stormwater system on Douglas Road near Kirk Road.

About 50 gallons of diesel fuel spilled into the Batavia stormwater system around 2 p.m. Friday, March 22, following a truck fuel-tank leak near the intersection of Douglas Road and Kirk Road in Batavia. The leak was caused when a drive shaft broke and punctured two holes in the truck's fuel tank, Batavia Deputy Fire Chief Randy Banker said at the scene. Batavia police and fire officials reported to Douglas Road around 2 p.m., and Batavia public works personnel, North Aurora and Fermilab spill units, and Kane County personnel were at the scene as of 3 p.m.  The Kane County Highway Department and the Environmental Protection Agency were contacted, as well, Banker said. At 3 p.m. traffic on Kirk Road was not affected by the cleanup effort. …

Cindy stauffer

10:30 am on Monday, March 25, 2013

Can't we all just get along? You are both behaving like children. Grow up! Save your fighting for home. The rest of us don't want to hear it.   more ›

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Traffic Signal Work Coming Tuesday on Kirk Road—at Tyler Road and Ohio Avenue

Kane County plans to upgrade signals and motorists are advised to expect delays as signals may be temporarily out of service.

The Kane County Division of Transportation will perform traffic signal equipment upgrades at two intersections along Kirk Road — at Tyler Road and at Ohio Avenue — during the week of Jan. 21. The city of St. Charles said the work at East Tyler Road is expected on Tuesday, Jan. 22, and then move north to Ohio Avenue. The work is scheduled between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and is expected to be complete Friday, Jan. 25. According to the release, traffic signals temporarily may be out of service, which means the intersections will be under four-way stop control. The city said motorists should expect long delays at these locations and are encouraged to find alternate travel routes during this time. Questions may be directed to John Guddendorf, senior …

Thursday, August 23, 2012

4-Car Kirk Road Crash Injures 3 Drivers in Batavia Wednesday

One vehicle ended up sideways at the crash scene. Three people were taken to area hospitals. Here are more details and pictures.

Three drivers were taken to area hospitals with injuries on Wednesday after a four-vehicle crash on Kirk Road in Batavia, officials said. The crash occurred on Kirk Road just south of Pine Street. Batavia Police and Fire units were dispatched to the scene at 6:16 p.m., said Robert White, a Batavia Fire battalion chief. Two of the three drivers had to be extricated from their vehicles, which were badly damaged in the crash. Another driver was out of his or her vehicle at the time the fire crews arrived, according to a Batavia Fire press release. Two drivers were sent to Delnor Hospital in Geneva, and a third driver was sent to Provena Mercy Medical Center in Aurora, White said. Their injuries were identified as non-life threatening, the …

Concerned Biz Owner

2:45 pm on Thursday, August 23, 2012

This accident was caused by a diebetic attack the at fault had a low sugar attack causing her to swerve into the other vehicles   more ›

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Kirk Road Turns in Batavia Up For Public Discussion

Should Batavia ban left turns at the Kirk-Giese and Kirk-Chillem intersections?

A Batavia city committee is gathering feedback on making one of that city's most infamous roads safer. The City Services Committee is considering a proposal from city staff to eliminate left turns at the intersection of Kirk and Giese roads as well as Kirk and Chillem Drive. Public feedback on this proposal was taken at the committee's meeting at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 7, at Batavia City Hall, 100 N. Island Ave. Kirk Road has long been a point of discussion for officials and residents alike. Some residents have said the road has been known as "Killer Kirk" for decades. While no actual fatalities have been reported at the Kirk-Giese and Kirk-Chillem intersections recently, they each have been the site of several serious car crashes. After a couple …

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Accident With Possible Injuries at Kirk and Hill in Geneva

Around 3:20 p.m. Thursday, a car crashes into the back of a van on Kirk Road at Hill Avenue, near the intersection of Kirk and East State.

Geneva police and ambulances reported to a call of an accident with injuries just south of the intersection of Kirk Road and Hill Avenue in Geneva at around 3:20 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 16. A white convertible collided with the back of a yellow ServiceMaster van, causing extensive damage to the front end of the convertible. One southbound lane of Kirk Road was closed, but the bottleneck did not significantly slow the flow of traffic. A tow truck had arrived on the scene by 3:30 p.m., and Geneva police were directing the traffic. The collision was a few hundred feet from the intersection of Kirk Road and West State Street, but the intersection traffic was not affected. An ambulance was waiting near the vehicles, but it was not immediately clear…

Friday, December 2, 2011

Batavia-Geneva 20-Year Boundary Agreement Up For Renewal

Some areas on the far east and west sides have yet to be annexed and are still in question.

The 20-year boundary agreement between Batavia and Geneva is set to expire and the two cities are expected to extend it for another 20 years. The agreement centers on what has become a natural boundary: Fabyan Parkway. A memo from Batavia City Administrator Bill McGrath cites two areas between the cities that haven't been annexed to date—Thompson Farm, about 80 acres at the southeast corner of Fabyan and Wenmoth Road, and on the Geneva side hundreds of acres to the north of Fabyan east of Kirk Road.  The memo states that the city of Batavia has sized sewer and water to support some residential development on Wenmoth and that both cities have sized their sewer and water utilities in light of this agreement. A draft of the new agreement is …

MattG

2:57 pm on Saturday, December 3, 2011

Hard to imagine the City of Geneva even being able to serve the SE corner of Fabyan and Wenmoth. Pretty far away from any other development and the land is much lower than any other property around, so there would be no way of serving the property with sanitary sewer unless the City built a lift station, which would be really, really expensive for 80 acres.   more ›

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