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2011 Construction Program

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The County's current Capital Construction budget consists of approximately $8.8 million to be spent towards rehabilitating and reconstructing County roads and approximately $0.5 million towards bridge and culvert repairs and replacements. The individual projects are selected, designed and implemented based on the current needs of the projects listed below and the availability of Provincial/Federal funding.

Traffic will be maintained  in most of these areas throughout the construction period, however, delays should be anticipated. Some of these projects will require road closures and detours to facilitate construction. Please refer to the County's ROAD CLOSURES page for the most recent updates.

Road rehabilitation and reconstruction plans include the following County road sections:

PROPOSED PROJECTS - ROADS

1)     County Road 12 (Townsend Line)- King Street to County Road 9 South (Nauvoo Road)
          Pavement recycling and resurfacing
          Construction of 1.2 m partially paved shoulder

2)     County Road 8 (Forest Road) - North of La Salle Line to Churchill Line
          Road widening and reconstruction
          Drainage improvements

3)     County Road 26 (Mandaumin Road) - County Road 2 (Bentpath Line) to McCallum Line
          Road widening and surface treatment
          Drainage improvements

4)     County Road 25 (Confederation Line) - Murphy Road to Highway 40 (Modeland Road)
          Pavement recycling and resurfacing
          Intersection improvements at Finch Avenue

5)     County Road 29 (Indian Road) - Campbell Street to London Road
          Pavement rehabilitation and resurfacing

6)     County Road 16 (London Road) - Russell Street to Indian Road
          Pavement rehabilitation and resurfacing
          Pavement reconstruction at East Street, in conjunction with City of Sarnia sewer replacement

7)     County Road 31 (Kimball Road) and County Road 80 (Courtright Line) - Intersection
          Drain crossing replacement for the Gray and Osborne Drains requiring a full closure

8)     County Road 8 (Forest Road) - County Road 4 (Petrolia Line to La Salle Line)
          Pavement recycling and resurfacing
          Shoulder Improvements

                                                                             

PROPOSED PROJECTS - BRIDGES

9)     Black Creek Bridge - County Road 80 (Courtright Line)
          Bridge rehabilitation and repairs

10)  Aberfeldy Bridge - Aberfeldy Line
          Bridge rehabilitation and repairs

 

2010 CARRYOVER PROJECTS - ROADS

11)  County Road 4 (Petrolia Line) - Bear Creek Bridge to County Road 21 (Oil Heritage Line)
          Pavement rehabilitation and resurfacing in conjunction with Town of Petrolia Storm sewer repairs

 

2010 CARRYOVER PROJECTS - BRIDGES

12)  Hobbs-McKenzie Bridge - County Road 12 (Townsend Line)
          Bridge rehabilitation and repairs

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