The proposed scope of this project includes the following:

• Replacement of approximately 350m of 150 mm Cast Iron (CI) watermain with 300 Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) watermain, including services, and appurtenances
• Removal of approximately 85m of existing 200mm Clay and PVC sanitary sewer and removal of approximately 200m of 300mm Clay and PVC sanitary sewer, including services, and replace with PVC sewer
• Replacement of maintenance holes and hatches to meet municipal urban standards
• Redesign of the storm water collection system, including the removal of existing yard basins and ditches, to an urban standard
• Reconstruction of road to a municipal urban standards including sidewalk

Start Date: June 1, 2020

Estimated End Date: October, 2020

Thompson Street within the project area will be closed to all traffic expect for local traffic to access properties in the project area.
It may be necessary to fully close the roadway during some construction activities however these closures should be of a short duration.
We ask that you do not park on the roadway or boulevard during the construction.
It is expected that your driveway will be accessible most of the time.
The Contractor will attempt to tidy the area as work progresses, but final restoration will occur near the end of the project.

If your regular pick-up point for garbage and recycling is temporarily blocked by construction, the Contractor will assist in collecting and transporting your garbage and recycling to a predetermined collection area.

Please ensure house numbers are clearly labeled on all Garbage and Recycling Containers to avoid them getting misplaced during waste collection.

Residents and property owners should expect some noise during construction times.

Residents and property owners should expect dusty conditions during some construction activities however efforts will be made to reduce dust as much as possible.

The possibility of vibrations due to compaction equipment during construction is not anticipated to be significant but residents should protect valuables that may be susceptible to damage as a result of vibration.

The Municipality will not be responsible for owner installed items within the road allowance, such as sprinklers, landscaping, lamp posts, etc. If you have any of these items we would recommend that they be removed during the project if possible.

The total budget for this rehabilitation project is estimated at $1,381,200. The proposed funding for the project is through a loan.

• Notice to Property Owners
• 2020 Draft Capital Budget
• Water and Wastewater Servicing Master Plan
• Roads State of the Infrastructure Report