Infrastructure
Management
Works Info
NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
Reconstruction of municipal services on Hymus Boulevard
(between André-Brunet and Stillview)
From July 2, 2019 and continuing until the end of August, the Town will be carrying out reconstruction work on the above-mentioned street.
Traffic will be maintained whenever possible with ONE LANE ONLY in each direction and a delay of approximately 10 minutes should be expected for travel. Moreover, closures of the boulevard will be required at certain stages of the work.
Please note that residents will have access to their property at all times. However, on-street parking will be prohibited and residents will have to park their vehicles on the adjacent streets.
For more information, we invite you to contact the Engineering Department via email at genie@ville.kirkland.qc.ca or by phone at 514 694-4100, extension 3143.
Interchange area of Highways 13 and 40:
Exceptional closures during the weekend of June 14
The Ministère des Transports informs road users of exceptional closures in the interchange area of Highways 13 and 40 during the weekend of June 14. Construction crews will be demolishing the Highway 13 North overpass over Highway 40.
Interchange of A-13 NORTH
- Complete closure going northbound
- From Friday, 11 pm to Monday, 5 am
A-40 and its service roads
- Complete closure in BOTH directions
- From Saturday, 11:59 pm to Sunday, 11:59 pm
The sector is strongly to be avoided.
Construction of a bike path between Chemin de l’Anse-à-l’Orme and Rue Timberlea-Trail
Beginning of work the week of June 17, 2019
The Ville de Montréal will begin building a bike path between Chemin de l’Anse-à-l’Orme and Rue Timberlea-Trail starting the week of June 17. The project should be completed during the month of July 2019. This new path will enhance the existing bike path network by connecting to the bike path east of Rue Timberlea-Trail in Kirkland and to the Chemin de l'Anse-à-l'Orme bike path in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue.
Traffic
- Expect partial temporary obstructions on northbound Chemin de l’Anse-à-l’Orme, on both the road and the bike lane, as well as on the west side of Rue Timberlea-Trail.
- Throughout the work, the off-road area between Chemin de l’Anse-à-l’Orme and Rue Timberlea-Trail will be closed to pedestrians and cyclists.
Work schedule
- The work teams will be in place Monday to Friday, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Impacts of the work
- Noise and dust: Dust and noise may be generated by the presence of trucks in the work zone. Sprinkling operations will be carried out when required.
Residents will receive further updates on the progress of the work. Ville de Montréal is aware of the inconveniences that these projects may cause, and we thank you for your cooperation.
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. |
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Detour Plan |
| Wednesday May 29 to Thursday May 30 |
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| Monday May 27 to Tuesday May 28 |
10 p.m. to 5 a.m. |
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Sign Plan and Detour Plan |
| Tuesday May 28 to Wednesday May 29 |
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A Bird's eyeview of construction projects in the works
SUMMER 2019
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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:
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.
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PARKS AND GREEN SPACES
2. WALKWAYS / BICYCLE PATH Nature of the work: Rehabilitation of portions of the bicycle path
3. PLAYGROUND Nature of the work: Rejuvenation of playground area and installation of cedar fiber
4. PARK CHALET Nature of the work: Installation of a wheelchair access ramp for persons with reduced mobility
5. UNIVERSAL PLAYGROUND AND SPLASH PAD Nature of the work: Construction of a universal playground and splash pad * The park will only be accessible during the period of Day Camps. 6. PARK LIGHTING Nature of the work: Rehabilitation of the lighting system
7. BICYCLE PATH Nature of the work: Construction of a bicycle path to be carried out by the City of Montreal |
For more information on the projects scheduled this summer, call the Engineering Department during opening hours at 514 694-4100.
