Bank Street construction making progress in Findlay Creek community
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Posted Aug 12, 2024 01:53:06 PM.
Last Updated Aug 12, 2024 01:57:05 PM.
A several months long project on Bank Street in the south end of Ottawa has made some progress, according to the area city councillor.
Steve Desroches, Councillor for the Riverside South-Findlay Creek community, said in his weekly newsletter there are updates on the project, including steps forward on construction and possible noise impacts.
Storm sewer work has made headway including a tie-in to be completed in the next two weeks and the installation of one through the Miikana/Blais Road intersection.
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Rock removal is ongoing, which will cause noise and vibrations. Other impacts include the use of back-hoes, loaders, hydro-vacuum equipment, truck loading and saw-cutting.
On July 2, the city closed the portion of Bank Street, south from Shuttleworth Drive to south of Miikana/Blais Road.
Construction is set to last until Dec. 20.
The project is related to the Bank Street widening and reconstruction “a multi-year project that will see the two-kilometres stretch of Bank Street, from south of Leitrim Road to south of Blais Road, widened from two lanes to four.”