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Works Info

Work on Highway 40 – Night Closures

The ministère des Transports will continue the paving work started last fall on Highway 40 on the West Island. This year’s work targets the portion between the Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge (excluding the bridge) in Senneville and the Anciens-Combattants Boulevard in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.

Starting May 27, and until the end of July, partial and complete closures will be required on Highway 40 in either direction. During complete closures, motorists will be redirected to the opposite lane, driving in the opposite direction. Certain interventions will require partial closures on the Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge.



Saint-Charles Overpass: upcoming hindrances

May 22 to May 30

 

Traffic hindrances are to be expected on the Saint-Charles overpass from May 22 to May 30 due to inspection work performed by Transports Québec.  The work will take place overnight according to the following schedule:

Dates Times Hindrances Detour
Wednesday
May 22
to
Thursday
May 23		 10 p.m.
to
5 a.m.
  • Complete closure of the Saint-Charles southbound lanes with northbound traffic travelling in the opposite direction
  • Complete closure of the Saint-Charles southbound ramp to A-40 East service road
  • Closure of the Saint-Charles northbound left lane to allow for traffic
    to travel in the opposite direction

Sign Plan

Detour Plan
Wednesday
May 29
to
Thursday
May 30
Monday
May 27
to
Tuesday
May 28		 10 p.m.
to
5 a.m.
  • Complete closure of the Saint-Charles northbound lanes with southbound traffic travelling in the opposite direction
  • Complete closure of the Saint-Charles northbound ramp to A-40 West service road
  • Complete closure of the Saint-Charles northbound ramp to A-40 East service road
  • Closure of the Saint-Charles southbound left lane to allow for traffic
    to travel in the opposite direction
 Sign Plan
and
Detour Plan
Tuesday
May 28
to
Wednesday
May 29

 


A Bird's eyeview of construction projects in the works
SUMMER 2019

The following is a description of the major projects your city has scheduled for completion this coming summer.

ROAD WORK

1. ANNUAL REPAVING PROGRAM

Nature of the work: Reconstruction of street curbs, foundation and paving

Targeted locations:

  • Argyle St. (Between Cherry-Lane and Kirkland limit)
  • Berne St. (between Brunswick Boulevard and service road A40 W)
  • Hymus Boulevard, Phase II (between André-Brunet and Kirkland limit)
  • Château-Kirkland St. (between Jacques-Chan and Houde)
  • Rougemont St.
  • Marcel-Meloche St.

 

Duration of the works: mid-May to mid-October

Estimated cost: $7 million


Access to the driveway will be restricted for a few days to allow the concrete curb to harden. Residents who intend to carry out landscaping projects, outdoor painting, window cleaning or have their driveway repaved this summer should postpone until work on their street is complete.

 

PARKS AND GREEN SPACES

 

2. WALKWAYS / BICYCLE PATH

Nature of the work: Rehabilitation of portions of the bicycle path
Targeted locations: Hydro-Quebec servitude
Duration of the works: July to September
Estimated cost: $100 000

 

3. PLAYGROUND

Nature of the work: Rejuvenation of playground area and installation of cedar fiber
Targeted location: Kirkland Park
Duration of the works: September
Estimated cost: $200 000

 

4. PARK CHALET

Nature of the work: Installation of a wheelchair access ramp for persons with reduced mobility
Targeted location: Ecclestone Chalet
Duration of the works: Summer 2019
Estimated cost: $175 000

 

5. UNIVERSAL PLAYGROUND AND SPLASH PAD

Nature of the work: Construction of a universal playground and splash pad
Targeted location: Meades Park
Estimated timeline: May to September
Estimated cost: $1.2 million

* The park will only be accessible during the period of Day Camps.

6. PARK LIGHTING

Nature of the work: Rehabilitation of the lighting system
Targeted location: Holleuffer Park (Baseball field and parking lot)
Estimated timeline: July to September
Estimated cost: $375 000

 

7. BICYCLE PATH

Nature of the work: Construction of a bicycle path to be carried out by the City of Montreal
Targeted locations: Hydro-Québec servitude, between Timberlea-Trail and l’Anse-à-l’Orme
Estimated timeline: Summer/Fall 2019

For more information on the projects scheduled this summer, call the Engineering Department during opening hours at 514 694-4100.