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The Southdale Line Reconstruction project is a joint project between the Municipality of Central Elgin and the City of St. Thomas. The project is located to the west of Sunset Drive and extends about 500m west along the boundary area between St. Thomas and the Municipality. The road updates include access to the future Kemsley Farm Subdivision and future connection to the Shaw Valley Subdivision.
The project scope includes installation of new watermain and water service connections, new sanitary sewer main and sanitary sewer service connections, new storm sewer service connections, a widened urban road cross section with sidewalks on the south side and designated bike lanes, and updated train track crossing.
Bre-Ex Limited will be the Contractor for this project.
The Southdale Line Reconstruction project is a joint project between the Municipality of Central Elgin and the City of St. Thomas. The project is located to the west of Sunset Drive and extends about 500m west along the boundary area between St. Thomas and the Municipality. The road updates include access to the future Kemsley Farm Subdivision and future connection to the Shaw Valley Subdivision.
The project scope includes installation of new watermain and water service connections, new sanitary sewer main and sanitary sewer service connections, new storm sewer service connections, a widened urban road cross section with sidewalks on the south side and designated bike lanes, and updated train track crossing.
Bre-Ex Limited will be the Contractor for this project.
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Will the Shaw valley connection go in allowing construction vehicles currently using Shaw valley drive and glenwood to use southdale line instead?
Bfox
asked
11 months ago
Yes, within the next few months construction vehicles will begin using Southdale Line again. As of May 7, 2020 Bre-Ex is currently building the new road structure from Sunset Drive to the west as they complete all of the water/storm/sanitary services to the property line. There will be some congestion between Lyndale Ave and Sunset Drive as they move their way through this area with two crews working near each other (one doing watermain, one doing road excavation). Once they have completed the work between Lyndale Ave and Sunset Drive, loaded dump trucks will no longer be required to travel on Lyndale Ave. This will help with keeping mud and debris off of Lyndale Ave. We have ordered Mobil Sweeping to street sweep Lyndale Ave twice a week to keep ahead of the dust. This will return to once a week when trucks can travel through to Sunset Drive via Southdale Line again.
