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King William Street - Construction Update
Fall Update: Thank you for your patience and understanding during the King William Street construction project. We have completed the majority of the finishing works, including entrance and boulevard asphalt, topsoil and sod - including the restoration of Riverside Park.
Construction signage, barrels and pylons have been removed from the job site. There is some minor surface work we're still accomplishing, but for the most part - construction is complete!
We are working to plan the Downtown Huntsville Streetscape project, in partnership with the Town of Huntsville, Downtown Huntsville BIA and Huntsville/ Lake of Bays Chamber of Commerce. We look forward to revitalizing and upgrading our downtown, together!
As we continue to plan for the 2021 Main Street Streetscaping project, we’re seeking your feedback on communication received during King William Street construction, to better understand your preferences moving forward. Your anonymous comments will inform our team on how best to plan communication activities next year. By giving us your feedback, we can put plans in place to deliver the information and project updates you’re looking for.
Survey responses will be shared with the District of Muskoka, Town of Huntsville and planning teams as we plan for the 2021 Streetscape project.
Fall Update: Thank you for your patience and understanding during the King William Street construction project. We have completed the majority of the finishing works, including entrance and boulevard asphalt, topsoil and sod - including the restoration of Riverside Park.
Construction signage, barrels and pylons have been removed from the job site. There is some minor surface work we're still accomplishing, but for the most part - construction is complete!
We are working to plan the Downtown Huntsville Streetscape project, in partnership with the Town of Huntsville, Downtown Huntsville BIA and Huntsville/ Lake of Bays Chamber of Commerce. We look forward to revitalizing and upgrading our downtown, together!
As we continue to plan for the 2021 Main Street Streetscaping project, we’re seeking your feedback on communication received during King William Street construction, to better understand your preferences moving forward. Your anonymous comments will inform our team on how best to plan communication activities next year. By giving us your feedback, we can put plans in place to deliver the information and project updates you’re looking for.
Survey responses will be shared with the District of Muskoka, Town of Huntsville and planning teams as we plan for the 2021 Streetscape project.
As we continue to plan for the 2021 Main Street Streetscaping project, we’re seeking your feedback on communication received during King William Street construction, to better understand your preferences moving forward. Your anonymous comments will inform our team on how best to plan communication activities next year. By giving us your feedback, we can put plans in place to deliver the information and project updates you’re looking for.
Survey responses will be shared with the District of Muskoka, Town of Huntsville and planning teams as we plan for the 2021 Streetscape project.
Thank you for your time!
Survey open until 4:30pm on Friday, October 30, 2020.
King William Street Improvements has finished this stage
Currently underway until late Spring, 2019.
Construction Award
King William Street Improvements has finished this stage
Construction awarded to J.B. Enterprises Ltd.
Summer & Fall 2019: Construction - Bridge to Chaffey Street
King William Street Improvements has finished this stage
Construction
is currently occurring between the Bridge and Chaffey Street.
Utility work in conflict with design
elements;
Storm and Sanitary Sewer installation and commissioning;
Realignment of King William Street
from Chaffey Street to Church Street to allow for a new sidewalk that will be
constructed on the north side of the street;
Installation of elements for more
accessible public spaces as established by the regulations of the Accessibility
for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA);
Base asphalt and curb and gutter on southside of
roadway
Laterals and catch basin installation;
Roadway surface works;
Reconstruction of traffic signals including AODA elements;
Base asphalt;
Spring 2020: Construction - Cann Street to Scott Street
King William Street Improvements has finished this stage
Fall, 2020: Final finishing works / substantial project completion
King William Street Improvements is currently at this stage