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County Road 64 (Prince Edward Street) Reconstruction |
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Project Purpose Northumberland County, in collaboration with the Municipality of Brighton, is in the planning and engineering stage for the full reconstruction of County Road 64 (Prince Edward Drive) between Elizabeth Street and Stoney Point Road (boundary with Quinte West). A link to Northumberland County’s project website can be found here: https://joinin.northumberland.ca/countyroad64 The Municipality of Brighton is responsible for the replacement of water and sanitary infrastructure located between Elizabeth Street and Harbour Street. Plans are to increase the size and capacity of both water and sanitary to accommodate future growth. Project Management Engineering firm GHD is the consultant for the project. Contact information is available at: https://joinin.northumberland.ca/countyroad64 Project Scope Northumberland County’s project website outlines the scope of the surface works proposed. The municipality will be replacing both water and sanitary infrastructure dating back to the early 1960s. Existing service laterals will be replaced up to the property lines. Efforts will be made to include a storm sewer lateral to each property where feasible. Project timing, phasing, construction plans, and funding approvals have not been determined. As of August 2023, design works are approximately 60% complete. What Residents can Expect The project is continuing through the planning and design stage. Updates will be posted on Northumberland County’s project website. |
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Harbour, Walas and Marina Street Reconstruction |
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Project Purpose Above and below ground infrastructure renewal on:
This project will be staged in multiple phases over tentatively over three (3) construction seasons. The project schedule is high risk to be adjusted due to the project complexity. Staff will present a phasing plan and cost schedule for consideration to Council for the 2024 Capital Budget. Project Management Jewell Engineering Inc. is the municipality’s project consultant. If you are interested in receiving more information on this project, please feel free to contact the following individuals: Municipality of Brighton Mr. John Gooding Jewell Engineering Inc. Mr. Pat Schick, A.Sc.T. Project Scope The scope of the project will include the full replacement of water mains, sanitary sewers, storm sewers, curbs, sidewalks, asphalt pathway, asphalt surface to an urban standard. Stormwater engineering will best address high water stormwater conditions and provide piped storm sewer infrastructure where possible. What Residents can Expect This project is tentatively scheduled for three (3) construction seasons with Phase 1 of this project subject to council approval for construction in 2024. A Public Information Centre was held for members of the community to have an opportunity to review and discuss Preliminary and Detailed Designs of the project on June 20th, 2023. Engineering is continuing based on the feedback. The latest engineering designs are as follows: |
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Main Street Watermain Project |
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Project Purpose The replacement of approximately 1,410 meters of cast iron and asbestos cement watermain on Main Street between Ontario Street and the urban boundary west limit (approximately 365 Main Street – Cheer Farms). The purpose is for infrastructure renewal, provide a secondary feed to the Applewood / Orchard Gate Development and improve demand and fire flows along Main Street. Project Management The Municipality hired Monument Geomatics & Estimating Limited for engineering consulting services to design and tender the project. Watermain modeling to determine pipe diameter was completed by Greer Galloway Limited. Municipal staff will provide project management during construction. QBT Excavating Services Limited was awarded construction through competitive bidding in the amount of $3,621,923.23 inclusive of 15% contingency and the expensed portion of HST. Comments can be addressed to: Municipality of Brighton Mr. John Gooding Manager of Capital Infrastructure 67 Sharp Road Brighton, Ontario 613-475-1162 x 102 Project Scope In March 2022 the Municipality was successful in receiving a grant in the amount of $2,152,518.04 under the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) to share in the cost for the replacement of approximately 1,410 meters cast iron and asbestos cement watermain on Main Street between Ontario Street and the West Limit (approximately 365 Main Street – Cheer Farms). Works include asphalt restoration by milling the existing asphalt wearing surface 100mm in depth and repave with 50mm HL8 base and 50mm HL3 hot mix asphalt including 1.5m paved shoulders. This project will be phased with all works completed between Percy Steet to Ontario Street in 2023 and between Percy Street to West Limit in 2024. This will permit the Applewood Subdivision to complete Phase 3 off-site stormwater works and a turning lane at Rundle Lane concurrently in 2023. This project is scheduled for completion in August 2024. What Residents can Expect Main Street will remain open through the duration of the project. Sections of the road will be reduced to one lane with traffic control in place. Temporary detours may be required where road sections are closed due to construction. Temporary water will be supplied where necessary. Residents of the Orchard Gate and Applewood Meadow subdivision should not experience any disruption to water service as it is currently supplied from a connection to Ontario Street. The road surface where disturbed due to construction will be restored prior to November 30, 2023. Construction for Phase 2 will commence in April 2024 with a final completion date of August 2024. |
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Veterans Way Municipal Parking Lot |
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Project Purpose Asphalt resurfacing and a new storm sewer at the municipal parking lot east of Veterans Way (adjacent to Sobeys, Brighton). Project Management The municipality hired Greer Galloway Limited to provide survey and engineering design of the existing site conditions. Municipal engineering staff finalized engineering design, tendering, inspection, and contract administration. Line Painting was completed by Brighton Public Works Operations Services. Mainline Sewer and Watermain Ltd. was awarded construction through competitive bidding. The project was completed within budget and on schedule in May 2023. Comments can be addressed to: Municipality of Brighton Mr. John Gooding Manager of Capital Infrastructure 67 Sharp Road Brighton, Ontario 613-475-1162 x 102 Project Scope The project scope included the replacement of an existing storm sewer from north of Sanford Street to Veterans Way and the asphalt resurfacing of the municipal parking lot adjacent to Sobeys (14 Main Street Brighton). Areas of base material were replaced with new engineered granular. The existing 30-50mm thick asphalt was replaced by two lifts of 40mm asphalt. Two 100mm electrical conduits were installed from Sanford Street to a parking lot island adjacent to Veterans Way for future electric vehicle charging stations. What Residents can Expect This project was completed in May 2023 within budget and on schedule. Design accommodations were made for future electric vehicle charging stations located at the entrance island near Veterans Way. Staff are researching electric vehicle charging station costs and configurations for budget consideration. |