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We’re undertaking routine upgrades to the water and sewer system along Fraser Street from King Edward to E 33rd Avenue, and enhancing the safety of people walking with a new pedestrian signal.
This work will finalize the separated sewer network along Fraser Street to increase capacity and help serve this growing neighbourhood.
Work includes:
- Water main upgrades from King Edward to E 33rd Ave
- Sewer separation from E 27th to E 29th Ave
- Street and sidewalk rehabilitation from King Edward to E 33rd Ave
- A new pedestrian signal at Fraser and E 28th Ave
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Project details
Location
- Fraser St, King Edward to E 33rd Ave.
Expected duration
- Start: January 2018
- End: Late summer 2018
Hours of work
- Monday to Friday: 7:00am to 5:00pm
- Weekends and extended hours as needed
How this project may affect you
Access to residences and business
Access to residences and business will be maintained at all times.
Parking
Parking restrictions will be in effect to accommodate construction. Be sure to watch for No Parking signs as restrictions will change as work progresses.
Restrictions will be lifted as soon as they’re no longer needed.
Traffic
One lane each direction on Fraser St will be retained at all times throughout construction. Traffic delays are expected.
All road users are encouraged to plan ahead by checking road closures online or to connect with us on the go through VanConnect.
Water supply
We will provide advanced notice of any disruption to your water supply, except if there is an emergency.
During construction, you may notice occasional notice cloudy water. This cloudiness is not a health concern and will usually go away within a few hours.
Get help with water quality and water pressure problems
Tips for businesses
Roadwork toolkit (1.36 MB)
Learn how your business may be affected during construction. Get ideas to prepare for construction and operate during projects.
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