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About this project:
The Bradley Avenue Extension Project will extend from Wharncliffe Road South to Jalna Boulevard and is expected to begin the week of June 23, 2025. The Bradley Avenue Extension Project will:
Build a new four-lane road from Wharncliffe Road South to White Oak Road
Upgrade Bradley Avenue from two to four lanes between White Oak Road and Jalna Boulevard
Add in-boulevard bike paths, sidewalks, street lighting, and landscaping
In coordination, the White Oaks Tributary Complete Corridor (Phase 1) will also be constructed. This includes the creation of an open drainage channel with stormwater management and natural heritage features to support future development.
Once complete, this corridor will become a four-lane complete street with sidewalks, in-boulevard bike lanes, street lighting, and landscaping, supporting safer travel options and future growth in the area.
Above: The map above shows the project area for Bradley Avenue Extension and Phase 1 of White Oaks Tributary Complete Corridor.
Proposed work details
Planned work as part of this project includes:
Construction of a new four-lane road from Wharncliffe Road South to White Oak Road
Widening the existing road to four lanes between White Oak Road and Jalna Boulevard
New in-boulevard asphalt bike paths and concrete sidewalks
Installation of new traffic signals at Bradley/Wharncliffe and Bradley/White Oak intersections
Replacement and upgrades to underground infrastructure, including watermain and storm sewers
Culvert replacement at White Oaks Drain.
Stormwater management pond upgrades west of White Oak Road
Construction of medians, curbs, and gutters
Installation of new streetlighting
Construction impacts
This is a multi-year project, with major construction occurring through 2025 and 2026. Final surface asphalt and pavement markings will be applied in 2027.
Due to the limited road width, construction between White Oaks Road and Jalna Boulevard will be completed in stages. One lane of traffic will be maintained in each direction throughout this portion of the work. However, temporary, short-term lane closures may be required at times.
Virtual Meeting
On October 30, 2024, the City of London hosted a Bradley Avenue Extension Project Virtual Public Update Meeting. A recording of the presentation is included below.
About this project:
The Bradley Avenue Extension Project will extend from Wharncliffe Road South to Jalna Boulevard and is expected to begin the week of June 23, 2025. The Bradley Avenue Extension Project will:
Build a new four-lane road from Wharncliffe Road South to White Oak Road
Upgrade Bradley Avenue from two to four lanes between White Oak Road and Jalna Boulevard
Add in-boulevard bike paths, sidewalks, street lighting, and landscaping
In coordination, the White Oaks Tributary Complete Corridor (Phase 1) will also be constructed. This includes the creation of an open drainage channel with stormwater management and natural heritage features to support future development.
Once complete, this corridor will become a four-lane complete street with sidewalks, in-boulevard bike lanes, street lighting, and landscaping, supporting safer travel options and future growth in the area.
Above: The map above shows the project area for Bradley Avenue Extension and Phase 1 of White Oaks Tributary Complete Corridor.
Proposed work details
Planned work as part of this project includes:
Construction of a new four-lane road from Wharncliffe Road South to White Oak Road
Widening the existing road to four lanes between White Oak Road and Jalna Boulevard
New in-boulevard asphalt bike paths and concrete sidewalks
Installation of new traffic signals at Bradley/Wharncliffe and Bradley/White Oak intersections
Replacement and upgrades to underground infrastructure, including watermain and storm sewers
Culvert replacement at White Oaks Drain.
Stormwater management pond upgrades west of White Oak Road
Construction of medians, curbs, and gutters
Installation of new streetlighting
Construction impacts
This is a multi-year project, with major construction occurring through 2025 and 2026. Final surface asphalt and pavement markings will be applied in 2027.
Due to the limited road width, construction between White Oaks Road and Jalna Boulevard will be completed in stages. One lane of traffic will be maintained in each direction throughout this portion of the work. However, temporary, short-term lane closures may be required at times.
Virtual Meeting
On October 30, 2024, the City of London hosted a Bradley Avenue Extension Project Virtual Public Update Meeting. A recording of the presentation is included below.
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The in-person drop-in meeting will take place on Wednesday, June 25, from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the South London Community Centre, located at 1119 Jalna Boulevard.
Summer 2025
Bradley Avenue Extension is currently at this stage
From Wharncliffe Road South to White Oaks Road, work will include construction of the White Oaks Tributary Complete Corridor and installation of a structural culvert.
At the same time, road upgrades between White Oaks Road and Jalna Boulevard will also take place, with most major construction (excluding surface asphalt).
2026
this is an upcoming stage for Bradley Avenue Extension
Construction will continue along the Wharncliffe to White Oaks stretch with a focus on underground infrastructure and surface roadwork, anticipated to be complete by Fall 2026.
Spring 2027 – Final Work
this is an upcoming stage for Bradley Avenue Extension
The last stage of the project will include landscaping and placement of the surface layer of asphalt throughout the corridor, with final completion scheduled for Spring 2027.
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