York Street and Wellington Street Infrastructure Renewal Project
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Construction update
Starting Wednesday, July 2 (weather permitting) through the Labour Day weekend, Wellington Street will be fully closed from King Street to Horton Street, including the underpass, to allow for important work as part of the York Street Infrastructure Renewal Project.
Access will be maintained through the east side of the York and Wellington intersection, allowing westbound travel from the east side of York Street.
During the closure, the intersection at Horton Street and Wellington Street will stay open for east and west traffic. There will be no northbound general traffic permitted through the intersection.
Bathurst Street will remain open for local access to the Salvation Army London Centre of Hope and other business destinations.
Above: A map of the approximate limits of the project and the necessary road closures.
About the project
The City is replacing aging infrastructure that has met its expected lifecycle, which involves removing existing combined sewers along York Street. In addition to helping improve the health of the Thames River, this work is necessary to support a growing population by increasing sewer capacity for intensification and development. Utility upgrades is another key project component, ensuring continued operation and reliability of our hydro, energy and communications systems.
Pre-construction meeting
View the webinar below to learn about traffic impacts, construction staging and communications and supports available during construction.
Construction update
Starting Wednesday, July 2 (weather permitting) through the Labour Day weekend, Wellington Street will be fully closed from King Street to Horton Street, including the underpass, to allow for important work as part of the York Street Infrastructure Renewal Project.
Access will be maintained through the east side of the York and Wellington intersection, allowing westbound travel from the east side of York Street.
During the closure, the intersection at Horton Street and Wellington Street will stay open for east and west traffic. There will be no northbound general traffic permitted through the intersection.
Bathurst Street will remain open for local access to the Salvation Army London Centre of Hope and other business destinations.
Above: A map of the approximate limits of the project and the necessary road closures.
About the project
The City is replacing aging infrastructure that has met its expected lifecycle, which involves removing existing combined sewers along York Street. In addition to helping improve the health of the Thames River, this work is necessary to support a growing population by increasing sewer capacity for intensification and development. Utility upgrades is another key project component, ensuring continued operation and reliability of our hydro, energy and communications systems.
Pre-construction meeting
View the webinar below to learn about traffic impacts, construction staging and communications and supports available during construction.
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York Street and Wellington Street Infrastructure Renewal Project has finished this stage
Full closure of York Street between Clarence Street and Wellington Street, including the York Street and Clarence Street intersection, lasting until approximately September 2025.
Summer 2025
York Street and Wellington Street Infrastructure Renewal Project is currently at this stage
Impacts to Wellington Street, lasting until Fall 2025.
Spring 2026
this is an upcoming stage for York Street and Wellington Street Infrastructure Renewal Project
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