Road work for the week of May 20

By Maddie Demarte

Posted May 20, 2019 01:00:00 PM.

MONDAY:

Monday, May 20
Bridge St from Main St to Main St in the Township of Wilmot
Partially closed for a special event – will be controlled by Waterloo Regional Police Services

TUESDAY:

Tuesday, May 21
Lancaster St W from Breithaupt St to Victoria St N in Kitchener
Lane reduced for geotechnical reasons – two-way traffic will be maintained

Tuesday, May 21 to Friday, June 7
Sawmill Rd from Arthur St S to Arthur St S in Woolwich
Lane reduced for road reconstruction – two-way traffic will be maintained, but you can expect delays in the area

Tuesday, May 21 to Friday, September 20
Sawmill Rd from Arthur St S to Northfield Dr E in Woolwich
Closed to through traffic for road reconstruction – will be open to businesses and residences
DETOUR: EB – Arthur St S to Church St E (Line 86) to Northfield Dr E WB – Northfield Dr E to Church St E (Line 86) to Arthur St S

WEDNESDAY:

Wednesday, May 22 to Friday, May 24
Eagle St S from Hamilton St to Moore St in Cambridge
Lane reduced for utility work – two-way traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

Wednesday, May 22
Hespeler Rd from the 401 EB off-ramp to Hespeler Rd N to Pinebush Rd in Cambridge
Lane reduced for geotechnical reasons – two-way traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

Wednesday, May 22
Weber St E from East Ave to Onward Ave in Kitchener
Partially closed for a road repair – eastbound lane closure, westbound traffic will be maintained

THURSDAY:

Thursday, May 23 to Saturday, May 25
Ainslie St N from Simcoe St to Park Hill Rd E in Cambridge
Lane reduced for utility work – two-way traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

Thursday, May 23
Bridge St W from University Ave E to Bridle Trail in Waterloo
Lane reduced for sewer work – two-way traffic maintained but you can expect delays in the area

Thursday, May 23 to Friday, May 24
Erb St E from Tweed St to Moore Ave S in Waterloo
No lane closures but there will be working occurring off road – be careful in the area

Thursday, May 23 to Thursday, June 6
Hespeler Rd from Munch Ave to Pinebush Rd in Cambridge
Lane reduced: Hespeler Rd from Munch Ave to Pinebush Rd northbound and/or southbound left lanes closed around gardens
Two-way traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

FRIDAY:

Friday, May 24
Dundas St N from Beverly St to Shade St in Cambridge
Lane reduced for utility work – two-way traffic will be maintained but you can expect delays in the area

SATURDAY:

-no new closures-

SUNDAY:

-no new closures-

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