Past and Upcoming Major Projects
The city is continuing its efforts to offer the public a high-quality road network, lasting infrastructures and a pleasant living environment. In addition to periodic work, a number of major projects take place each year across the territory. Here is a list of upcoming major projects and a summary of those that have just been completed.
Upcoming major projects
A variety of projects are currently under study. As soon as the details are known, they will be unveiled here.
Past major projects
Here are a few of the major projects that have been carried out in recent years.
2020
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The redesign of Rue Craik, between Dunver and Boulevard Saint-Francis, included:
- Construction of a sidewalk on the east side of the street
- Construction of a concrete border and a bicycle path on the west side
- Replacement of a section of the watermain and the residential drains between Dunver and Drouin
- Replacement of the lighting network on wooden poles
- Creation of 64-place parking lot in the south-west section of Parc Philippe-Bonneau
The work took 15 weeks and represented an investment of $3.3 million.
A complete presentation of the project (In French only) was offered at an information meeting on Tuesday, April 16, 2019.
2019 and 2020
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The redeployment and modernization of Boulevard Industriel between Highway 30 and Rue Pascal consisted of:
- Construction of a new boulevard with a compact rolled concrete surface and four lanes
- Construction of a multipurpose path to improve accessibility to the boulevard on foot and by bike
- Construction of a stormwater drainage system
- Landscaping
- Redesign of the entry to the city
The work took 39 weeks in 2019 and 2020 and was divided into four sections:
- Section 1, between Boulevard Ford and Rue Bombardier
- Section 2, between Rue Bombardier and Rue Bélanger
- Section 3, between Rue Bélanger and Rue Pierre-Boursier
- Section 4, between Rue Pierre-Boursier and Rue Pascal
This redesign represented an investment of $12 million.
A complete presentation of the project (In French only) was offered at an information meeting on June 20, 2018.