Current Projects and Construction

The scope of rehabilitation work includes but is not limited to patching, waterproofing, paving of the concrete deck, removal of existing expansion joints and conversion to semi-integral abutments, re-facing and widening of the sidewalks, replacement of the barriers (parapet walls / railings), re-facing the concrete abutments, replacing the existing bearings, sandblasting and painting the structural steel, new street and navigation lighting, relocating the existing watermain from the north to the south fascia.

Dagmar has completed the work on the South side of the bridge and are currently working on the North side of the bridge installing new girders, parapet walls, and widening the sidewalk.  

The bridge will be down to one (1) through the winter of 2020/2021 and the project is anticipated to be complete in June 2021.

Geometric Improvements on Veterans Way and Klondike Park Road and Water main Installation

The geometric improvements on Veterans Way as well as the intersection of Veterans Way and Klondike Park Road are critical concerns of safety for the Town.  The watermain installation limits will extend from its current termination, south of Fernbrook Drive, to the north-west corner of the Klondike Sports Park.  The system extension and upgrade becomes essential when the Town commissions the fourth municipal well at the Jenetta Street well site.  As per the 2018 Water Distribution System Model Update the upgrade is estimated to be required in 2032 based on the projected water demands relative to the Town’s population growth.

Crews are currently installing water main and constructing the new road profile from Fernbrook to the north-west corner of the Klondike Sports Park along Veterans Way which is scheduled to be paved in November of 2020.  Crews will return in the spring of 2021 to complete the top coarse of asphalt along Veterans Way and complete the intersection realignment at Veterans Way and Klondike Park Road. 

The project is anticipated to be completed in the summer of 2021.

The project which extends approximately 1.6 km from behind the St. Noel Chabanel Elementary School to 45th Street includes a weir/diversion structure, storm sewer outlet system, sheet pile walls, a trail, as well as a sidewalk connection on Dowlwood Drive and urbanization of Baywood Way to convey a small spill to Ramblewood Drive.

Crews are currently working on the sheet pile walls, weir structure, and building the berm/walking trail from 45th Street to the south-west corner of St. Noel Chabanel Elementary School. 

The project is scheduled to be completed in the Spring of 2021.