Comprehensive Plan - Oswego Illinois

Baseline Road Schlapp Road
Woolley Road Reservation Road
Walker Road Wheeler Road
Local Roads
Description: Local roadways are designed to di-
are typically township roads or Village roads which
serve as the transportation network within the Village.
The subdivision roads in each development
complete the transportation network and connect
each neighborhood into the system.
Railway Transportation
Currently, there is a Metra commuter rail park-nride
facility that is located near the intersection of
Orchard and Mill roads. This facility allows commuters
to park their vehicle and take the PACE
bus which will transport them to the Aurora railway
center. It is planned that there will be a future
Commuter Station at this park-n-ride facility.
construction.
Existing Community Facilities
and Utilities
and utilities were important to the planning process.
Schools and park districts, FPA services boundar-
to show service areas and boundary lines. Figure
2-3 superimposes all of these facility service areas
on the sub area maps. The planning areas
which are not served or are underserved have
addressed these limitations.
Schools
Currently, Oswego’s School District 308 is comprised
of 17 schools. Eleven schools serve grades
schools serve grades 9-12. Of these schools,
three are new schools (Prairie Point Elementary
School, Churchill Elementary School, and Wolf’s
Crossing Elementary School) opened in 2005 and
High School is located next to Churchill Elemen-
VILLAGE OF OSWEGO
SCHOOL DISTRICT 308
SCHOOL NAME GRADE ENROLLMENT ACRES
Churchill Elementary NA 39
East View Elementary 1,137 18
Fox Chase Elementary 803 11
Old Post Elementary 606 18
Oswego East High School 9 thru 12 914 102
Oswego High School 9 thru 12 1,999 117
6 thru 8 NA 39
Prairie Point Elementary NA 15
6 thru 8 1,029 20
6 thru 8 710 10
Village of Oswego Strategic Growth Plan: Inventory and Analysis
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