September 21 Update

Work planned Week of September 21 to September 25

• Crews will be working both a day and a night shift to increase production and to reduce watermain impacts to the business this week.

→ Daytime work

• Pipe bursting, a trenchless method used to replace aging underground sanitary sewer infrastructure without extensive excavation, will continue south of Rogers Cove Drive.
• Road construction activities will continue in preparation for curb and gutter installation.

→ Overnight work

• Watermain work to connect businesses to the newly installed watermain.

Work completed Week of September 14 to September 18

• A section of the newly installed sanitary sewer forcemain was successfully connected to the existing system near Highway 60.
• Crews completed investigations at several locations to verify existing sanitary sewer service connections.
• Temporary sanitary bypass infrastructure was setup to accommodate the next phase of sanitary sewer system improvements while maintaining uninterrupted service during construction.
• Preparatory work for upcoming trenchless sewer rehabilitation activities was completed, including site setup, utility coordination, and construction planning.

Community impacts

• Residents can anticipate construction noise overnight.
• Motorists and nearby businesses may experience temporary access restrictions and traffic impacts at the Rogers Cove Drive intersection during day work as curb installation work progresses. Traffic control measures will be in place to help maintain safe travel through the area, and access to local businesses will be maintained wherever possible.
• Temporary water service interruptions are anticipated in the coming week as part of ongoing construction activities. The contractor will provide advance notice to affected properties and will coordinate the timing of interruptions to minimize disruptions to local businesses wherever possible.