Ashgrove Crescent sidewalk repairs, 35 Ashgrove Crescent to Parkfield Crescent East
The City of Ottawa will begin construction along Ashgrove Crescent to improve pedestrian accessibility.
What: Discontinuous sidewalk repair locations on Ashgrove Crescent between 35 Ashgrove Crescent and Parkfield Crescent (east).
Why: The purpose of the project is to improve pedestrian traversing conditions.
When: Construction is anticipated to start the week of November 4 and be completed by late December 2024.
Where: Ashgrove Crescent between 35 Ashgrove Crescent and the east leg of Parkfield Crescent.
Who: The City of Ottawa has retained the contractor, Strada Construction Group, to complete the work.
If you have a subsurface lawn irrigation system that extents into City’s right of way, please notify the project team identified below to discuss requirements to ensure the system is not damaged during construction.
Traffic impacts
Reduced roadway widths and temporary lane reductions will be required at times to allow for the construction. Should any full road closures be required, advance notice will be provided to residents.
On-street parking and local access
While the construction activities are in progress, on-street parking will be restricted. Local access will be maintained to residents, business owners and emergency vehicles. Periodically, vehicular access to your property may be unavailable; the contractor is required to provide 24-hour notification of temporary loss of vehicular access/egress to your property. A temporary On-Street Parking Permit will be made available to allow on-street parking within two blocks of your residence when these disruptions occur. Residents with electric vehicles will need to find alternative charging arrangements when access is restricted. The use of extension cords within the public right of way is not permitted.
Should you have additional concerns about reduced access, such as business deliveries or accessibility requirements, please contact the project manager listed below.
Impact on the right of way and adjacent private properties
The construction is within the City’s right of way but may result in some disruption to part of the private property directly adjacent to the work. The City will reinstate sections of landscaping, driveways and walkways that are disturbed by construction. However, if you have plants or any other assets located within the City’s right of way that you want to preserve, we suggest that you may want to move them in preparation for the construction work.
Contractor responsibility
As part of this contract, the contractor is assuming full responsibility for the construction work until it is entirely complete as well as any damages to private property resulting from these construction activities. In the event of such occurrences, all claims for damages should be immediately reported both verbally and in writing to the contractor and to the City’s on-site representative. This will ensure prompt notification of appropriate authorities to complete the claim investigations.
Construction disruptions
The contractor will take every precaution to minimize interruptions to the everyday life of your family and/or operation of your business, but, as you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during the work, such as traffic delays, noise and dust. You may also feel vibrations due to heavy equipment operations. Vibrations from construction activities are quite common and are rarely a cause for concern.
We would like to thank you for your patience and cooperation.
Contact information
In the event of an emergency outside normal working hours on weekdays and weekends, please call the City of Ottawa at 3-1-1. For further information about this project, please contact the City’s Project Manager.
City Project Manager
Britney McGrath, C.E.T.
Project Manager
Infrastructure and Water Services
Tel: 613-808-0150
Contractor Representative
Stefano Rocca
Strada Construction Group
Tel.: 613-286-3566
Montréal Road sidewalk repairs: Gatestone Private to Sinclair Street
The City of Ottawa will begin construction along Montréal Road to improve pedestrian accessibility.
What: Sidewalk replacement on the south side of Montréal Road between Gatestone Private and Sinclair Street.
Why: The purpose of the project is to improve pedestrian traversing conditions.
When: Construction is anticipated to start the week of November 11 and be completed by mid-December 2024.
Where: Montréal Road, south side, between Gatestone Private and Sinclair Street.
Who: The City of Ottawa has retained the contractor, LDC Precision Concrete Inc., to complete the work.
If you have a subsurface lawn irrigation system that extents into City’s right of way, please notify the project team identified below to discuss requirements to ensure the system is not damaged during construction.
Traffic impacts
Reduced roadway widths and temporary lane reductions will be required at times to allow for the construction. Should any full road closures be required, advance notice will be provided to residents.
On-street parking and local access
While the construction activities are in progress, on-street parking will be restricted. Local access will be maintained to residents, business owners and emergency vehicles. Periodically, vehicular access to your property may be unavailable; the contractor is required to provide 24-hour notification of temporary loss of vehicular access/egress to your property. A temporary On-Street Parking Permit will be made available to allow on-street parking within two blocks of your residence when these disruptions occur. Residents with electric vehicles will need to find alternative charging arrangements when access is restricted. The use of extension cords within the public right of way is not permitted.
Should you have additional concerns about reduced access, such as business deliveries or accessibility requirements, please contact the project manager listed below.
Impact on the right of way and adjacent private properties
The construction is within the City’s right of way but may result in some disruption to part of the private property directly adjacent to the work. The City will reinstate sections of landscaping, driveways and walkways that are disturbed by construction. However, if you have plants or any other assets located within the City’s right of way that you want to preserve, we suggest that you may want to move them in preparation for the construction work.
Contractor responsibility
As part of this contract, the contractor is assuming full responsibility for the construction work until it is entirely complete as well as any damages to private property resulting from these construction activities. In the event of such occurrences, all claims for damages should be immediately reported both verbally and in writing to the contractor and to the City’s on-site representative. This will ensure prompt notification of appropriate authorities to complete the claim investigations.
Construction disruptions
The contractor will take every precaution to minimize interruptions to the everyday life of your family and/or operation of your business, but, as you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during the work, such as traffic delays, noise and dust. You may also feel vibrations due to heavy equipment operations. Vibrations from construction activities are quite common and are rarely a cause for concern.
We would like to thank you for your patience and cooperation.
Contact information
In the event of an emergency outside normal working hours on weekdays and weekends, please call the City of Ottawa at 3-1-1. For further information about this project, please contact the City’s Project Manager.
City Project Manager
Britney McGrath, C.E.T.
Project Manager
Infrastructure and Water Services
Tel: 613-808-0150
Contractor Representative
James Beatty
LDC Precision Concrete Inc.
Tel.: 613-915-7712
Craig Henry Drive sidewalk repairs: Greenbank Road to Elvaston Avenue
The City of Ottawa will begin construction along Craig Henry Drive to improve pedestrian accessibility.
What: Sidewalk replacement on the south side of Craig Henry Drive between Greenbank Road and Elvaston Avenue.
Why: The purpose of the project is to improve pedestrian traversing conditions.
When: Construction is anticipated to start the week of November 11 and be completed by mid-December 2024.
Where: Craig Henry Drive, south side, between Greenbank Road and Elvaston Avenue.
Who: The City of Ottawa has retained the contractor, LDC Precision Concrete Inc. to complete the work.
If you have a subsurface lawn irrigation system that extents into City’s right of way, please notify the project team identified below to discuss requirements to ensure the system is not damaged during construction.
Traffic impacts
Reduced roadway widths and temporary lane reductions will be required at times to allow for the construction. Should any full road closures be required, advance notice will be provided to residents.
On-street parking and local access
While the construction activities are in progress, on-street parking will be restricted. Local access will be maintained to residents, business owners and emergency vehicles. Periodically, vehicular access to your property may be unavailable; the contractor is required to provide 24-hour notification of temporary loss of vehicular access/egress to your property. A temporary On-Street Parking Permit will be made available to allow on-street parking within two blocks of your residence when these disruptions occur. Residents with electric vehicles will need to find alternative charging arrangements when access is restricted. The use of extension cords within the public right of way is not permitted.
Should you have additional concerns about reduced access, such as business deliveries or accessibility requirements, please contact the project manager listed below.
Impact on the right of way and adjacent private properties
The construction is within the City’s right of way but may result in some disruption to part of the private property directly adjacent to the work. The City will reinstate sections of landscaping, driveways and walkways that are disturbed by construction. However, if you have plants or any other assets located within the City’s right of way that you want to preserve, we suggest that you may want to move them in preparation for the construction work.
Contractor responsibility
As part of this contract, the contractor is assuming full responsibility for the construction work until it is entirely complete as well as any damages to private property resulting from these construction activities. In the event of such occurrences, all claims for damages should be immediately reported both verbally and in writing to the contractor and to the City’s on-site representative. This will ensure prompt notification of appropriate authorities to complete the claim investigations.
Construction disruptions
The contractor will take every precaution to minimize interruptions to the everyday life of your family and/or operation of your business, but, as you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during the work, such as traffic delays, noise and dust. You may also feel vibrations due to heavy equipment operations. Vibrations from construction activities are quite common and are rarely a cause for concern.
We would like to thank you for your patience and cooperation.
Contact information
In the event of an emergency outside normal working hours on weekdays and weekends, please call the City of Ottawa at 3-1-1. For further information about this project, please contact the City’s Project Manager.
City Project Manager
Britney McGrath, C.E.T.
Project Manager
Infrastructure and Water Services
Tel: 613-808-0150
Contractor Representative
James Beatty
LDC Precision Concrete Inc.
Tel.: 613-915-7712
Culvert renewal - Cedar Street
As part of the City of Ottawa’s annual infrastructure maintenance cycle, culvert replacements occur to improve drainage and roadways. This notice is to advise that construction in your neighbourhood will be undertaken in fall 2024. This work is being conducted to complete the rehabilitation of one culvert to help improve your roadways and maintain surface drainage in your community.
What: The culvert will be replaced using open-cut construction.
Why: The culvert has reached end of life and requires immediate replacement.
When: This work is planned to begin in fall is anticipated by the end of December 2024, weather permitting.
Where: The culvert is located on Cedar Street, approximately 0.01 km west of Willow Avenue. The construction activity will require a one-week road closure of Cedar Street between Willow Avenue and Balsam Drive, with a detour in place. Local access for residents will be maintained. The detour will be via Balsam Drive, Willow Avenue, and Jeanne-d’Arc Boulevard.
Who: The City has retained the contractor, In-Depth Contracting, to complete the work.
Traffic impacts
In order to safely complete this work, a road closure as well as night and weekend work may be required to limit traffic impacts. A signed detour route will be provided.
The affected roads will have information and construction signs installed and maintained throughout the construction sites for the duration of the replacement to keep you informed of the changing conditions. Expect some delays in your travel time over the course of these repairs. Significant effort is being made to reduce the duration of the construction impacts in your community. Access to any local businesses and private properties will be maintained throughout the construction period.
Construction disruptions
In-Depth Contracting will take every precaution to minimize interruptions to the normal life of your family and/or operation of your business, but as you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during the course of the operation of the work. We would like to thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation. For construction activity hours of work, the City of Ottawa follows provincial requirements and the City’s Noise By-law (2017-255).
Contact information
For any emergency outside normal working hours on weekdays and weekends, please call the City at 3-1-1. For further information about this project, please contact the City’s Project Manager.
City Project Manager
Christopher Geen
Project Manager, Infrastructure Services
Tel.: 613-580-2424, ext. 23031
Contractor Project Manager
Luigi Di Nuzzo
Vice President
Tel.: 613-668-0755
Bay Street integrated renewal - geotechnical investigation (November 2024)
Beginning in December, the City of Ottawa will undertake a geotechnical investigation in your neighbourhood. This work is being done to determine existing underground soil conditions to support the design of future sewer and watermain replacement.
What: The geotechnical investigation work will involve the drilling of boreholes and obtaining soil samples for testing.
Why: This geotechnical investigation work supports the design of sewer and watermain replacement.
When: The work will begin in December 2024 and should take approximately two weeks.
Where: The geotechnical investigation will occur on Bay Street (between Florence Street and Somerset Street West).
Who: The City of Ottawa has retained Thurber Engineering Ltd. to undertake the geotechnical investigation work for the project.
On-street parking
As the various road reconstruction activities are in progress on your street, on-street parking may be restricted. In the event that access to your driveway will be impacted, you will receive 24-hours’ notice and provided with a Temporary On-Street Parking Permit (orange form) to permit on-street parking within two blocks of your residence. Residents with electric vehicles will need to find alternative charging arrangements when access is restricted. The use of extension cords within the public right of way is not permitted.
Should you have additional concerns about reduced access, such as business deliveries or accessibility requirements, please contact the project manager listed below.
Construction disruptions
Thurber Engineering Ltd. will take every precaution to minimize interruptions to the everyday life of your family and/or operation of your business, but, as you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during the course of the work, such as parking restrictions, noise, and odour. We would like to thank you for your patience and co-operation. For construction activity hours of work, the City of Ottawa follows provincial requirements and the City’s Noise By-law (2017-255).
Contact information
For any emergency during normal working hours, outside normal working hours on weekdays and weekends, please call the City at 3-1-1. For further information about this project, please contact the City’s Project Manager.
City Project Manager
Mike Sexton
Senior Engineer, Infrastructure Projects
100 Constellation Drive, Ottawa, ON K2G 6J8
Tel: 343-997-2664
Sewer Lining Program – Parkdale Avenue
The City is continuing preparation work for sewer rehabilitation in your area. The City will be using a trenchless technology called Non-Styrene Cured In Place Pipe to minimize the impact of construction.
What: The preparation work will involve cleaning and inspection of the sewer. The contractor will return at a later date to perform sewer rehabilitation using a Non-Styrene Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) lining process. CIPP rehabilitation minimizes the impact of construction by repairing the existing sewer without having to dig. The CIPP method of construction is less disruptive and can be completed quicker than traditional construction techniques.
Why: Sewer rehabilitation is required due to the age and condition of the existing infrastructure.
When: Sewer cleaning and inspection work in preparation for rehabilitation is expected to begin in December. The preparation work is expected to take between one and three days to complete on each street. Please note this work is weather dependent. A subsequent notification letter will be distributed to your residence or business in advance of the start of sewer liner installation to provide further details.
Where: The sewer being rehabilitated is located on Parkdale Avenue from Burnside Avenue to Lyndale Avenue.
Who: The City of Ottawa has retained the contractor, Clearwater Structures Inc., to complete the work.
What is Non-Styrene Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP)?
Non-Styrene Cured in place pipe (CIPP) is a sewer lining process where a styrene-free resin (glue like plastic) in a saturated tube is inserted into an existing pipe and inflated to take the shape of the existing pipe. Heat is then added to the inflated tube to cure (harden) the resin using hot water or steam. Once the resin has cured, a new seamless pipe has been installed in the sewer. The final step in the process is to cut holes in the newly installed CIPP liner to allow for flow from connected laterals to flow into the sewer. The use of styrene-free resin mitigates the odours emitted by standard styrenated resin during construction.
Traffic management
To accommodate the proposed construction, lane reductions and/or alternating traffic can be expected after 6 pm. Access to local businesses and private properties will be maintained throughout the construction period. Access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained.
On-street parking and local access
On-street parking restrictions will be needed to facilitate the work. Local access will be maintained to residents, business owners and emergency vehicles. In the event that access to your driveway will be impacted, you will receive 24-hours’ notice and be provided with a Temporary On-Street Parking Permit (orange form) to permit on-street parking within two blocks of your residence. Residents with electric vehicles will need to find alternative charging arrangements when access is restricted. The use of extension cords within the public right of way is not permitted. Should you have additional concerns about reduced access, such as business deliveries or accessibility requirements, please contact the project manager listed below.
Construction disruptions
The contractor will take every precaution to minimize interruptions to the normal life of your family and/or operation of your business, but as you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during construction, such as traffic delays, parking restrictions, and noise. We would like to thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation. For construction activity hours of work, the City of Ottawa follows provincial requirements and the City’s Noise By-law (2017-255).
Contact information
For any emergency outside normal working hours, please call the City at 3-1-1.
For further information about this project, please contact the City’s Project Manager.
City Project Manager
Christine Reist, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer, Infrastructure Projects
Tel: 613-580-2424, ext. 27820
Contract Administrator
Mathew Ojoleck, P.Eng.
Morrison Hershfield, now Stantec
Tel: 613-859-6547
Contractor Representative
Kyle Peori, C.E.T.
Project Manager
Clearwater Structures Inc
Tel.: 365-885-1526
Sewer Lining Program – Donald B Munro Drive
The City of Ottawa will be completing a sewer repair as part of sewer rehabilitation works in your area.
What: The sewer repair work will involve a spot repair to a localized section of the sewer pipe using a Non-Styrene Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) repair process. The CIPP method of construction is less disruptive and can be completed quicker than traditional construction techniques.
Why: Sewer rehabilitation is required due to the age and condition of the existing infrastructure.
When: The sewer repair is expected to begin in early December. The repair is expected to take several days to complete. Please note this work is weather dependent.
Where: The sewer being rehabilitated is located on Donald B Munro Drive from Carp Road to 100 metres west of Carp Road.
Who: The City of Ottawa has retained the contractor, Clearwater Structures Inc., to complete the work.
What is Non-Styrene Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP)?
Non-Styrene Cured in place pipe (CIPP) is a sewer lining process where a styrene-free resin (glue like plastic) in a saturated tube is inserted into an existing pipe and inflated to take the shape of the existing pipe. Heat is then added to the inflated tube to cure (harden) the resin using hot water or steam. Once the resin has cured, a new seamless pipe has been installed in the sewer. The final step in the process is to cut holes in the newly installed CIPP liner to allow for flow from connected laterals to flow into the sewer. The use of styrene-free resin mitigates the odours emitted by standard styrenated resin during construction.
Traffic management
To accommodate the proposed construction, lane reductions and/or alternating traffic can be expected. Access to local businesses and private properties will be maintained throughout the construction period. Access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained.
On-street parking and local access
On-street parking restrictions will be needed to facilitate the work. Local access will be maintained to residents, business owners and emergency vehicles. In the event that access to your driveway will be impacted, you will receive 24-hours’ notice and be provided with a Temporary On-Street Parking Permit (orange form) to permit on-street parking within two blocks of your residence. Residents with electric vehicles will need to find alternative charging arrangements when access is restricted. The use of extension cords within the public right of way is not permitted. Should you have additional concerns about reduced access, such as business deliveries or accessibility requirements, please contact the project manager listed below.
Construction disruptions
The contractor will take every precaution to minimize interruptions to the normal life of your family and/or operation of your business, but as you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during construction, such as traffic delays, parking restrictions, and noise. We would like to thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation. For construction activity hours of work, the City of Ottawa follows provincial requirements and the City’s Noise By-law (2017-255).
Contact information
For any emergency outside normal working hours, please call the City at 3-1-1.
For further information about this project, please contact the City’s Project Manager.
City Project Manager
Christine Reist, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer, Infrastructure Projects
Tel: 613-580-2424, ext. 27820
Contract Administrator
Mathew Ojoleck, P.Eng.
Morrison Hershfield, now Stantec
Tel: 613-859-6547
Contractor Representative
Kyle Peori, C.E.T.
Project Manager
Clearwater Structures Inc
Tel.: 365-885-1526
Sewer Lining Program – Coburn Avenue
The City of Ottawa will be completing a sewer repair as part of sewer rehabilitation works in your area.
What: The sewer repair work will involve a spot repair to a localized section of the sewer pipe using a Non-Styrene Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP) repair process. The repair is required to prepare the sewer for lining. The contractor will return at a later date to perform sewer rehabilitation using a Non-Styrene CIPP lining process. The CIPP method of construction is less disruptive and can be completed quicker than traditional construction techniques.
Why: Sewer rehabilitation is required due to the age and condition of the existing infrastructure.
When: The sewer repair is expected to begin in early December. The repair is expected to take several days to complete. Please note this work is weather dependent. A subsequent notification letter will be distributed to your residence or business in advance of the start of sewer liner installation to provide further details.
Where: The sewer being rehabilitated is located on Coburn Avenue from Carbrooke Street to 100 metres west of Carbrooke Street.
Who: The City of Ottawa has retained the contractor, Clearwater Structures Inc., to complete the work.
What is Non-Styrene Cured in Place Pipe (CIPP)?
Non-Styrene Cured in place pipe (CIPP) is a sewer lining process where a styrene-free resin (glue like plastic) in a saturated tube is inserted into an existing pipe and inflated to take the shape of the existing pipe. Heat is then added to the inflated tube to cure (harden) the resin using hot water or steam. Once the resin has cured, a new seamless pipe has been installed in the sewer. The final step in the process is to cut holes in the newly installed CIPP liner to allow for flow from connected laterals to flow into the sewer. The use of styrene-free resin mitigates the odours emitted by standard styrenated resin during construction.
Traffic management
To accommodate the proposed construction, lane reductions and/or alternating traffic can be expected. Access to local businesses and private properties will be maintained throughout the construction period. Access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained.
On-street parking and local access
On-street parking restrictions will be needed to facilitate the work. Local access will be maintained to residents, business owners and emergency vehicles. In the event that access to your driveway will be impacted, you will receive 24-hours’ notice and be provided with a Temporary On-Street Parking Permit (orange form) to permit on-street parking within two blocks of your residence. Residents with electric vehicles will need to find alternative charging arrangements when access is restricted. The use of extension cords within the public right of way is not permitted. Should you have additional concerns about reduced access, such as business deliveries or accessibility requirements, please contact the project manager listed below.
Construction disruptions
The contractor will take every precaution to minimize interruptions to the normal life of your family and/or operation of your business, but as you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during construction, such as traffic delays, parking restrictions, and noise. We would like to thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation. For construction activity hours of work, the City of Ottawa follows provincial requirements and the City’s Noise By-law (2017-255).
Contact information
For any emergency outside normal working hours, please call the City at 3-1-1.
For further information about this project, please contact the City’s Project Manager.
City Project Manager
Christine Reist, P.Eng.
Senior Engineer, Infrastructure Projects
Tel: 613-580-2424, ext. 27820
Contract Administrator
Mathew Ojoleck, P.Eng.
Morrison Hershfield, now Stantec
Tel: 613-859-6547
Contractor Representative
Kyle Peori, C.E.T.
Project Manager
Clearwater Structures Inc
Tel.: 365-885-1526
Culvert renewal – Brophy Drive
As part of the City of Ottawa’s annual infrastructure maintenance cycle, rural road culvert replacements will occur to improve drainage and roadways. This notice is to advise that construction in your neighbourhood will be undertaken December 2024. This work is being conducted to complete the rehabilitation of two culverts to help improve your roadways and maintain surface drainage in your community.
What: The culverts will be replaced using open-cut construction.
Why: The culverts have reached end of life and require replacement.
When: This work is planned to begin this month and completion is anticipated by the end of December 2024, weather permitting.
Where: The culverts are located on Brophy Drive, approximately 0.9km east of Moodie Drive and on Brophy Drive, approximately 0.41km west of William McEwen Drive. Construction activity can be expected on Brophy Drive between Moodie Drive and William McEwen Drive for the duration of the culvert replacement.
Who: The City has retained the contractor, In-Depth Contracting, to complete the work.
Traffic impacts
In order to safely complete this work, night and weekend work may be required to limit traffic impacts. Residents can expect that one vehicle lane will be maintained throughout the construction period.
The affected roads will have information and construction signs installed and maintained throughout the construction sites for the duration of the replacement to keep you informed of the changing conditions. Expect some delays in your travel time over the course of these repairs. Significant effort is being made to reduce the duration of the construction impacts in your community.
Access to local businesses and private properties will be maintained throughout the construction period. Access for pedestrians and cyclists will be maintained.
Construction disruptions
In-Depth Contracting will take every precaution to minimize interruptions to the normal life of your family and/or operation of your business, but as you can appreciate, there may be some inconvenience during the course of the operation of the work. We would like to thank you in advance for your patience and co-operation. For construction activity hours of work, the City of Ottawa follows provincial requirements and the City’s Noise By-law (2017-255).
Contact information
For any emergency outside normal working hours on weekdays and weekends, please call the City at 3-1-1. For further information about this project, please contact the City’s Project Manager.
City Project Manager
Christopher Geen
Project Manager, Infrastructure Services
Tel.: 613-580-2424, ext. 23031
Contractor Project Manager
Luigi Di Nuzzo
Vice President
Tel.: 613-668-0755