Roadworks & Construction Projects
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Agnes Street Greenway
Construction on the interim Agnes Greenway is now complete; however, changes are expected in the coming weeks as we respond to concerns and issues.Construction of the interim Agnes Greenway is substantially complete, although some changes are expected in the coming weeks as we respond to concerns and issues.
Update
Greenway Users
The interim greenway is now open for use. Wayfinding signage will be installed shortly but users may ride on the greenway. Please note that the interim greenway ends at Douglas College. Please stay tuned for updates as we continue to develop an interim greenway connection to Carnarvon Street.Transit Changes
Transit routes have been adjusted. Route #103 (Victoria Hill) now operates eastbound from Fourth St. along Carnarvon Street and Elliot Street, then returns to its regular route along Agnes Street. A new bus stop has been installed on Carnarvon Street at Merivale Street to serve this route. Route #105 (to Canada Games Pool and Uptown) now operates up Fourth Street to Royal Avenue, then returns to its regular route along Second Street. A new bus stop has been installed on Fourth Street at Agnes Street to serve this route. Going toward downtown and SkyTrain, both routes still operate along Agnes Street.
See transit re-routing map with updated bus stops.
Please note that City staff continue to work with TransLink and Coast Mountain Bus Company as we consider further changes to transit routes to address concerns being shared with us. We will share further information if changes to transit will be made.
Driving & Parking
A portion of Agnes Street (Merivale Street to Sixth Street) is now one-way westbound for motor vehicle traffic and access to Merivale Street from Royal Avenue is now closed. Changes to on-street parking are in place.For more information on this project, please visit the Be Heard project page. Public engagement on the temporary and permanent greenway will begin in February.
2021 Watermain Program
Work is currently taking place on E. Eighth Avenue, Braid Street, & lane East of Buchanan Ave.RCH Redevelopment Project
Phase two of the Royal Columbian Hospital redevelopment project is now underway.Phase two will include the construction of a new acute care tower, an underground parkade, a new main entrance, and a rooftop helipad. Some aging buildings will also be replaced along with site enhancements. Phase two construction is expected to be complete in early 2025.
Phase three of the redevelopment project will upgrade and expand areas in the existing Health Care Centre and Columbia Tower to support the beds and services added in phase two. Phase three is projected to start in 2023 and complete in 2026.
Construction hours are Monday to Friday, 7:00 am to 8:00 pm (except holidays) and Saturday, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm.
Click here to read the latest construction notice.
Learn more about this project on the Fraser Health website.
Kelvin Heights Sewer Separation & Waterworks Program
This project will see the installation of new storm sewers which will divert approx. 30% of the catchment’s storm flows from the combined sewers.The project will reduce the discharge of combined sewer overflows into the Fraser River by diverting significant amounts of storm water from combined sewers during rainfall events and providing improved storm water drainage that meets regional and federal requirements.
The following streets will be impacted:
- Tenth Street between Tenth Avenue and Fifth Avenue
- Tenth Street between Tenth Avenue and Sixth Avenue
- London Street between Eighth Street and Tenth Street
- Dublin Street between Eighth Street and Tenth Street
- Edinburgh Street between Eighth Street and Tenth Street
- Eight Avenue between Eighth Street and Tenth Street
- Kingston Street between Twelfth Street and Tenth Street
- Kelvin Street between Twelfth Street and 1030 Kelvin Street
- Sixth Avenue between Twelfth Street and Tenth Street
- Howay Street between Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street
Work is currently taking place on Tenth Street between Tenth Avenue and Fifth Avenue.
Duration
July 20, 2020 - May 2021Hours of Work
Monday – Friday, 7:00 am - 7:00 pmRoad Closures
Traffic will be maintained. Temporary road closures and traffic delays. Alternate access points will be provided and advance notice will be given. Increased truck traffic on nearby roads.Impacts/Interruptions
Temporary property access restrictions, as well as parking will be impacted. Please obey “no parking” signs as they will be moved daily. Temporary sidewalk restrictions.
For more information on this project, please contact Amir Aminpour, Project Manager, at 604-515-3796 orPhillips Street Upgrade
The project involves complete road improvements for approximately 180 meters of Phillips StreetProject Update
The project is now complete; however, crews will continue to work on landscaping, property restoration, and repaving.
Thank you for your continued patience throughout the project.
Project Details
The project involves complete road improvements for approximately 180 linear meters of Phillips Street from Canil Avenue to Ewen Avenue. The work includes the installation of storm sewers, road structure, sidewalks, barrier curbs, landscaping and street lighting.
The City’s contractor is scheduled to commence construction starting June 1, 2020 and is anticipated to be completed within a few months, weather dependent. There will be some minor interruptions with respect to the construction. The contractor will require staging areas along the street for construction and will be defined by fencing and signage. We respectfully ask that residents and visitors not park in these areas. Access to parking will be impacted due to the nature of the work. We will endeavor to minimize disruption as much as possible. However, as with a project of this nature, some disruption is inevitable.
Duration
June 1, 2020 - May 2021Hours of Work
Monday-Friday, 7am - 7pmRoad Closures
Traffic will be maintained. Temporary road closures and traffic delays. Alternate access points will be provided and advance notice will be given.Impacts/Interruptions
Temporary property access restrictions, as well as parking will be impacted. Please obey “no parking” signs as they will be moved daily. Temporary sidewalk restrictions.For more information on this project, please contact Amir Aminpour, Project Manager, at 604-515-3796 or
Pattullo Bridge Replacement Project
Additional work on test piles will take place in Surrey on March 4 and March 5, 2021. This work will include intermittent pile driving, and will provide additional information about the soil conditions and the equipment required for the piers for the new bridge.The Pattullo Bridge is a key connection between the communities of Surrey and New Westminster. The new toll-free four-lane bridge will provide important improvements for everyone using the bridge, including people who are driving, cycling or walking, as well as communities on either side of the bridge.
To learn more about his project, as well as upcoming construction activity, please visit: www.pattullobridgereplacement.ca