Lisle Noon Update: Temporary Four Lakes Return, Clean Up Safety, Property Damage Info

Updated, 12:00 p.m.

The following are releases from the Village of Lisle website posted at 11:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.:

Clean Up Safety
The Illinois Department of Health provides information for residents' safety when cleaning up after a flood or sewer overflow. To learn more about precautionary measures and safe cleanup efforts, go to [LINK]. Note in particular, it is unsafe to enter standing water, including basements, due to unseen hazards, possible electric faults, sanitary contamination and open sewer lids. 

Property Damage/Loss 
Residents should contact their homeowners insurance agents regarding any claim for damages due to a flood or sewer backup. Due to yesterday’s storms and resulting flooding, IL Governor Pat Quinn has declared DuPage County a state disaster area. In the event that FEMA Disaster Assistance becomes available to Lisle, residents should document damages, take pictures and save clean-up receipts. 

Sustainable Saturday Still On
The recycling event, Sustainable Saturday will be still be held on Saturday, April 20 from 9 AM to noon at Benedictine University in Lisle. Please note, due to safety precautions, no wet carpeting will be accepted. For a list of items accepted, visit../docs/sustainablesat_2013.pdf 

Special Garbage Pickup
The Village is in the process of working with its waste hauler Republic Service to make plans for special pickups.  As soon as plans are finalized, information will be announced.

Four Lakes Update
Residents of the Towers (5885 Forest View Rd & 5800 East Lake Ave) can temporarily return to their homes to retrieve their pets or medications. Enter the complex at Burr Oak & Maple Ave & connect with the mgt rep onsite. Please avoid standing water & enter the area carefully.

The following are updates from the Village of Lisle website on Friday morning up to around 9:00 a.m.:

Four Lakes Update: Residents who have been evacuated should not return. However there is now limited access to Four Lakes at Fours Lakes Ave & Rte 53 & Burr Oak at Maple Ave. If you live in Four Lakes & were not evacuated, you should be able to return to your residence if you leave during the day. Again, residents who were evacuated should not return at this time.

People who have been evacuated who need pets rescued should call the Lisle Police Department at 630-271-4200.
Lisle Community Unit School District 202 & Naperville Community Unit School District 203 are closed today.
Volunteers are no longer needed to fill sandbags, thanks to those that helped!
Residents are asked to stay away from evacuated areas at this time.

Village of Lisle Street Closure 
Short Street from Rte 53 to Ohio 
Route 53 Closed from Southport to Short Street
Maple Avenue, Closed from Route 53 to Burr Oak Road
Entire 4 Lakes Complex has been closed, all entrances are closed
Riverview Dr. south of Short Street
Surry Ridge closed at Camden Ct.
 
Access is being restricted for the residential area South of the Hyatt to Burlington Ave in the evacuated zone.