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Today, Transportation Committee Chair Tim Tierney and Barrhaven Ward Councillor Jan Harder hosted a kick-off to construction event to celebrate the official start of the 2022 construction season.
The event was held at the Strandherd Drive widening project. The project is an investment of approximately $112 million in Barrhaven to increase capacity for existing and future traffic volumes during peak periods and to facilitate the movement of cyclists and pedestrians. It will also provide the underground infrastructure necessary to support growth.
In 2022, Ottawa City Council will invest approximately $702 million in City infrastructure – for a total of approximately $2.2 billion* during this term of Council (2019 to 2022). Some highlights include:
*This does not include investment for light rail transit or the Ottawa Public Library and Library and Archives Joint Facility (Ādisōke).
There are many new and returning construction projects happening in Ottawa this year. Some of these projects include:
Stay informed on traffic impacts
The City is committed to keeping residents informed on current and forecasted construction projects. You can search the Capital Construction Forecast Online Map for planned infrastructure projects.
QUOTES
“There are over 600 active projects across the city, including municipal roads, sewer, and water, as well as buildings and parks projects. I am pleased to officially kick-off Ottawa’s 2022 construction season and thank residents for their continued patience and support, especially during this busy construction season.”
City Councillor Tim Tierney, Transportation Committee Chair
“The Strandherd Drive widening is major and complex infrastructure project and is a significant investment in Barrhaven, and we are extremely pleased that construction is currently ahead of schedule with completion anticipated in advance of our original fall 2023 target date.”
City Councillor Jan Harder, Barrhaven
For more information on City programs and services, visit ottawa.ca, call 3-1-1 (TTY: 613-580-2401) or 613-580-2400 to contact the City using Canada Video Relay Service. You can also connect with us through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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The event was held at the Strandherd Drive widening project. The project is an investment of approximately $112 million in Barrhaven to increase capacity for existing and future traffic volumes during peak periods and to facilitate the movement of cyclists and pedestrians. It will also provide the underground infrastructure necessary to support growth.
In 2022, Ottawa City Council will invest approximately $702 million in City infrastructure – for a total of approximately $2.2 billion* during this term of Council (2019 to 2022). Some highlights include:
- $88 million for road rehabilitation, including resurfacing, geotechnical, guiderails, rural road upgrades and preservation treatments
- $45 million for structures and bridges
- $18 million for culverts
- $47 million for buildings and parks
- $11.5 million for sidewalks and pathways
- $118 million for integrated road, water and sewer reconstruction projects
*This does not include investment for light rail transit or the Ottawa Public Library and Library and Archives Joint Facility (Ādisōke).
There are many new and returning construction projects happening in Ottawa this year. Some of these projects include:
- Stage 2 Light Rail (O-Train construction)
- Montreal Road revitalization
- Albert, Queen, Slater, Bronson reconstruction
- Greenfield, Main, Hawthorne reconstruction
- Ādisōke
- Chief William Commanda bridge
- Carlington Heights Pumping Station upgrade
- Strandherd Drive widening
Stay informed on traffic impacts
- Subscribe to project newsletters.
- For up-to-date information about upcoming major traffic impacts in Ottawa, visit the new ottawa.ca webpage.
- For everyday traffic impacts, including updates on construction and roadwork, and information about traffic and travel planning, visit the City’s interactive traffic map or follow the City’s traffic account on Twitter.
- For weekly reminders of upcoming major traffic impacts, follow the City’s Twitter account.
The City is committed to keeping residents informed on current and forecasted construction projects. You can search the Capital Construction Forecast Online Map for planned infrastructure projects.
QUOTES
“There are over 600 active projects across the city, including municipal roads, sewer, and water, as well as buildings and parks projects. I am pleased to officially kick-off Ottawa’s 2022 construction season and thank residents for their continued patience and support, especially during this busy construction season.”
City Councillor Tim Tierney, Transportation Committee Chair
“The Strandherd Drive widening is major and complex infrastructure project and is a significant investment in Barrhaven, and we are extremely pleased that construction is currently ahead of schedule with completion anticipated in advance of our original fall 2023 target date.”
City Councillor Jan Harder, Barrhaven
For more information on City programs and services, visit ottawa.ca, call 3-1-1 (TTY: 613-580-2401) or 613-580-2400 to contact the City using Canada Video Relay Service. You can also connect with us through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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