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About this project
The City will be reconstructing English Street from Dundas Street to Princess Avenue and Lorne Avenue from English Street to approximately 100 metres east of the intersection to replace and improve the quality and reliability of water, sewer and road infrastructure.
This project will include:
Replacement of watermain and water services
Replacement of sanitary sewers
Partial replacement of existing sewer private drain connections
Storm sewer and road drainage improvements including installing curb-inlet catchbasins and implementing new stormwater management features
New asphalt road surface, concrete curb & gutter, and concrete sidewalks
Implementing dedicated bicycle lanes on English Street between Dundas Street and Queens Avenue
Reconfiguring the Queens Avenue at English Street intersection to incorporate safety improvements
Narrowing the road asphalt width from Queens Avenue to Princess Avenue as a measure to reduce traffic speeds; maintaining two-way traffic and on-street parking
Implementing heritage style street lighting enhancements, maintaining green space boulevards wherever possible, and incorporating heritage features such as stamped street names in the concrete sidewalks and heritage style street name signs.
Coordinating and incorporating elements of the Lorne Avenue Park Development into the English Street construction project
Construction is expected to start in spring 2021 and is anticipated to last until late-fall 2021 with some minor clean-up work in spring 2022. Above: The map below shows the project limits on English Street, from Dundas Street to Princess Avenue and Lorne Avenue, from English Street to approximately 100 meters east of the intersection.
Ongoing public engagement
The project team has recorded a narrated Project Update Meeting (PUM) for residents to learn about project details and timing, property impacts, and construction phasing. The video presentation has been split into five parts and can be accessed on the right-hand side of the page under "Project Update Meeting - Narrated Presentation."
It's also possible to access the PowerPoint presentation used during the PUM on the right-hand side of the page under "Project Update Meeting - PowerPoint Slides."
You can leave any questions or comments below. Also, please don't hesitate to contact the project manager if you have any questions about the information in the Project Update Meeting:
Ryan Armstrong
Technologist II
Sewer Engineering
rarmstro@london.ca
519-661-2489 x 5207.
About this project
The City will be reconstructing English Street from Dundas Street to Princess Avenue and Lorne Avenue from English Street to approximately 100 metres east of the intersection to replace and improve the quality and reliability of water, sewer and road infrastructure.
This project will include:
Replacement of watermain and water services
Replacement of sanitary sewers
Partial replacement of existing sewer private drain connections
Storm sewer and road drainage improvements including installing curb-inlet catchbasins and implementing new stormwater management features
New asphalt road surface, concrete curb & gutter, and concrete sidewalks
Implementing dedicated bicycle lanes on English Street between Dundas Street and Queens Avenue
Reconfiguring the Queens Avenue at English Street intersection to incorporate safety improvements
Narrowing the road asphalt width from Queens Avenue to Princess Avenue as a measure to reduce traffic speeds; maintaining two-way traffic and on-street parking
Implementing heritage style street lighting enhancements, maintaining green space boulevards wherever possible, and incorporating heritage features such as stamped street names in the concrete sidewalks and heritage style street name signs.
Coordinating and incorporating elements of the Lorne Avenue Park Development into the English Street construction project
Construction is expected to start in spring 2021 and is anticipated to last until late-fall 2021 with some minor clean-up work in spring 2022. Above: The map below shows the project limits on English Street, from Dundas Street to Princess Avenue and Lorne Avenue, from English Street to approximately 100 meters east of the intersection.
Ongoing public engagement
The project team has recorded a narrated Project Update Meeting (PUM) for residents to learn about project details and timing, property impacts, and construction phasing. The video presentation has been split into five parts and can be accessed on the right-hand side of the page under "Project Update Meeting - Narrated Presentation."
It's also possible to access the PowerPoint presentation used during the PUM on the right-hand side of the page under "Project Update Meeting - PowerPoint Slides."
You can leave any questions or comments below. Also, please don't hesitate to contact the project manager if you have any questions about the information in the Project Update Meeting: