The Municipality of Kincardine determines future road construction projects by reviewing known problems, location and underground services and comparing to available funding. Council gives final approval during the budget process. Information about current bids and tenders can be found online. View road and sidewalk closures as a result of ongoing construction projects.
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Sprucedale Dr. & Sunset Dr. |
The Municipality of Kincardine will be replacing two under road culverts on Sprucedale Dr and Sunset Dr. The contractor hired to complete the work is E.C. King Contracting with the anticipated schedule to start on Aug 31 (mobilizing to site; weather pending) and will continue over the next couple of weeks. During this time expect some minor traffic delays and when the culverts are being installed, detour routes will be set up similar to the below mapping with access through the Brucedale Conservation Area. We thank you for your patience and cooperation during this construction as we continue to upgrade and improve our infrastructure. |
MTO Road Construction Hwy 21 Tiverton to Port Elgin |
MTO has awarded contract 2022-3017 for Microsurfacing on Hwy 21 to Duncor Enterprises Inc. |
Highway 21 Study - Ministry of Transportation |
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) has retained Stantec Consulting Ltd. to complete the Detail Design and Class Environmental Assessment (EA) study for the Highway 21 intersection improvements at Kincardine Avenue and Russell Street in Kincardine, Ontario, as shown on the key plan below. Traffic staging during construction will be confirmed as the study progresses, but lane closures and flagging operations are anticipated. Construction timing is subject to funding approvals, but the proposed improvements for each intersection are as follows:
Highway 21 and Kincardine Avenue:
Highway 21 and Russell Street:
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Natural Gas |
This spring, we will be coming back to your community to finish connecting customers who signed up for service in 2020. You can expect to see similar construction activity as we locate underground utilities and install service lines on properties so customers can begin using natural gas.
Please click on this link Construction Notice for your Area for more information
For additional information please visit Epcor at https://www.epcor.com/southernbruce |
Kincardine to Inverhuron Provincial Park (KIPP) Trail |
The Municipality of Kincardine is proceeding with a municipal infrastructure project which will see the construction of the Kincardine to Inverhuron Provincial Park (KIPP) Trail from the north edge of the community of Kincardine to Kinhuron Road, along the west side of Bruce Road 23, over a distance of approximately 12 kilometres. The construction will primarily be limited to the grassed ditch area along the west side of Bruce Road 23 and will include the placement of a 2.0 metre wide paved multi-use trail. The project will typically advance in a northerly direction starting near the south end of the project limits and finishing at the entrance to Kinhuron Road and will be completed during the spring and summer of 2022. The following is a virtual Open House detailing the work: https://youtu.be/de4cDXmsCJM. View the Public Notice.
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Durham Street Reconstruction and Lambton Street Reconstruction |
The Municipality of Kincardine is proceeding with a municipal infrastructure project to replace an existing watermain, sanitary and storms, along with full road reconstruction on Durham Street from McDonald Avenue to Queen Street and on Lambton from Huron Terrance to Saugeen Street. The streets impacted by the planned construction are highlighted on the key map below. This project started in 2021 with the reconstruction of Durham Street from the lake to McDonald Avenue and Saugeen Street from Lambton Street to Durham Street. The west side of HT will be available to residents to park during works on Lambton and Durham. |
Concession 10 Resurfacing |
The Municipality will be completing culvert replacements, ditching and resurfacing works from Sideroad 20 to the eastern Boundary. The Municipality has retained EC King and The Murray Group to complete the replacement of one large culvert and for the final grading and paving works. Works will comment late May with municipal forces replacing existing small diameter culverts. During these works detours and road closures will required. Staff anticipate paving to be completed by late September. |
Bruce Road 15 Reconstruction |
Please be advised that construction on Bruce Road 15 in Inverhuron will be wrapping up this week for the year. All work for the 2022 season will be completed on Friday, December 9, 2022. Any restoration efforts or warranty work that are still required for this project will happen in the spring of 2023 once the temperatures and weather allow for them to successfully do so. The Municipality of Kincardine is proceeding with a municipal infrastructure project to replace an existing watermain, sanitary forcemain and storm sewer, along with full road reconstruction on Bruce Road 15 from Lake Street to Albert Road in the community of Inverhuron. The area impacted by the planned construction is outlined in the Public Notice. This project is being completed in partnership with the County of Bruce. B.M. Ross and Associates, engineers for this project, have prepared this presentation on behalf of the Municipality of Kincardine. This virtual information session has been prepared to provide property owners and those interested in the project an opportunity to better understand what the reconstruction of Bruce Road 15 will entail. View the Bruce Road 15 Reconstruction, Inverhuron Virtual Open House & Information Session now. General Scope of Work
Approximate Schedule
Detour and Traffic Control
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Huron Terrace Pump Station |
The Municipality has awarded upgrades of the pump station to Finnbilt Contracting. Construction commenced this spring and will continue through until the end of the year. Due to the construction access to the boat launch and docks and use of the park has been closed for the year to ensure public safety is maintained. The project is being completed to increase the stations capacity to manage existing flows and future growth. |
KWWTP Lagoon Aeration Upgrades |
The Municipality has awarded upgrades to the lagoons aeration system to Finnbilt Contracting. Works are set to commence in early June with the project completion anticipated in the first quarter of 2023. The project will replace the existing aeration system at the site which is intended to improve system operations and reduce issues related to odour. |
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