Roadwork for the week of December 6

By Maddie Demarte

Posted Dec 6, 2021 12:30:00 PM.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 6

Kitchener

Cedar Street is partially closed from King Street to Charles Street for a road repair until Wednesday, December 8.

King Street is closed from Eby Street to Cedar Street for a road repair until Wednesday, December 8.

Ottawa Street is partially closed at King Street for roadwork until end-of-day.

Shadeland Crescent is closed at Hazelglen Drive for sewer work until end-of-day.

Victoria Street is partially closed from Park Street to Walnut Street for utility work until Wednesday, December 22.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7

Kitchener

Forest Hill Drive is closed from Westmount Road to Shadywood Crescent for sewer work until end-of-day.

Waterloo

Erb Street has reduced lanes from Erbsville Road to Gateview Drive for roadwork until Friday, December 17.

Wellesley

Moser-Young Road is partially closed at Weimar Line for utility work until Monday, December 20. Two-way traffic is maintained with a flagging operation.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8

Kitchener

Ingleside Drive is closed from Ingleside Place to Dalegrove Drive for sewer work until end-of-day.

Victoria Street is partially closed from Edna Street to Bruce Street for GRT work until Wednesday, December 15.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9

Kitchener

Borden Avenue is partially closed at Bedford Road for roadwork until end-of-day. Two-way traffic is maintained with a flagging operation.

Borden Avenue is closed from Weber Street to East Avenue for a concrete pour until end-of-day.

Ottawa Street is partially closed from Bedford Road to Nyberg Street for an engineering study until end-of-day. Two-way traffic is maintained with a flagging operation.

Wilmot

Nafziger Road is partially closed at Snyder's Road West for geotechnical work until end-of-day. Two-way traffic is maintained with a flagging operation.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10

Kitchener

Ottawa Street is partially closed at Maurice Street for an engineering study until end-of-day. Two-way traffic is maintained with a flagging operation.

Queen Street has reduced lanes from King Street to Duke Street for utility work until Monday, December 13.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11

-no new projects scheduled-

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12

-no new projects scheduled-

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