Road work for the week of June 10

By Maddie Demarte

Posted Jun 10, 2019 11:00:00 AM.

This article is more than 5 years old.

MONDAY:

Monday, June 10 to Friday, June 14
Lobsinger Line from Kressler Rd to Mary St in Woolwich
Lane reduced for geotechnical reasons – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

Monday, June 10 to Friday, June 21
285 Erb St W in Waterloo
Lane reduced for utility work – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained

Monday, June 10 to Monday, June 17
Glen Forrest Blvd at Weber St N in Waterloo
Lane reduced for utility work – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained

Monday, June 10 to Friday, June 28
Westmount Rd E from Gilmour Cres to Ottawa St S in Kitchener
Partially closed for utility work – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained

Monday, June 10 to Friday, June 14
Peel St from Bleams Rd E to Church St in Wilmot
Lane reduced for utility work – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

TUESDAY:

Tuesday, June 11 to Thursday, October 31
Coronation Blvd from Lonsbrough Ave to Grandview Ave in Cambridge
Lane reduced for road reconstruction – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

WEDNESDAY:

Wednesday, June 12
Courtland Ave E from Hebel Pl to Benton St in Kitchener
Partially closed for utility work – eastbound lane closure, westbound traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained

Wednesday, June 12 to Thursday, June 13
George St N from Blair Rd to Sunset Blvd in Cambridge
Lane reduced for a tree removal – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained

Wednesday, June 12
Concession St from Camerson St to Arthur White Ave in Cambridge
Lane reduced for water repair – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

Wednesday, June 12 to Thursday, June 13
Lancaster St W from Union St to Ash St in Kitchener
Lane reduced for a tree removal – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained

Wednesday, June 12 to Tuesday, June 18
Westmount Rd E from Tillsley Dr to Fischer-Hallman Rd in Kitchener
Partially closed for utility work – two-way traffic and pedestrian traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

THURSDAY:

-no new closures-

FRIDAY:

-no new closures-

SATURDAY:

-no new closures-

SUNDAY:

-no new closures-

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