Anticipated Project Timing: Spring 2026 to late fall
Type of Work:
Road Reconstruction
Description of Work:
Jointly with the Town of Minto, this project will be completed over two construction seasons. Work under sections 1 and 3 will maintain one lane of traffic under temporary traffic control, while work under section 2 will be constructed under a full road closure to allow for efficient completion of extensive underground and surface works.
Section 1 - Toronto St to Cumberland St (Early Spring 2026 to late fall)
Work involves removing and replacing of existing asphalt, curb, sidewalk and boulevard, installing and commissioning new watermain, storm water management, staged construction of a roundabout at Toronto St. One lane of traffic will be maintained with possible detours during paving operations along with coordinated temporary driveway/sidewalk closures to maintain one-lane of traffic and landscaping.
Section 3 - Lorne St to East of Highway 23 (Early Spring 2026 to late fall)
Work involves removing and replacing existing asphalt, curb, sidewalk and boulevard, constructing a new sanitary sewer from Minto Rd to the west project limit, installing and commissioning a new watermain, and constructing a roundabout at Minto Rd.
Section 2 - Cumberland St to Lorne St (Early Spring 2027 to late fall)
Work involves removing and replacing existing asphalt, curb, sidewalk and boulevard, constructing a new sanitary sewer from Henry St to Lorne St, installing and commissioning a new watermain, adding decorative street lighting and traffic signals at William with a pedestrian crossover between Cumberland St and Whites Rd (Wellington Rd 5).
Traffic Impact:
Traffic will be maintained through the construction site and minor delays are expected. The roadway will be reduced at times to a single controlled lane with a maximum width of 4.0 metres. Due to the reduced width and site constraints, wide loads, oversized vehicles, and some farm equipment may not be able to be safely accommodated through the construction zone. Operators of such vehicle are advised to plan alternate routes where possible and use caution when approaching the work area.