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Kitchener: Ottawa Street Reconstruction: Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place
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The Region will be making improvements on Ottawa Street between Fischer-Hallman Road and International Place. The Region has decided to reconsider its plans for this section of Ottawa Street to include multi-use trails. This would result in about 5.5 kilometres of continuous multi-use trails all the way along Ottawa Street from Homer Watson Boulevard to Trussler Road.
Adding multi-use trails to this section of Ottawa Street would require the removal of the existing sidewalks and the removal and replacement of the existing curbs and gutters. With this additional work and the previously planned work, the Project Team has now identified the need for the following repairs and upgrades on Ottawa Street from Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place in Kitchener.
Complete replacement of the deteriorated pavement structure.
Replace concrete curb and gutter to remove existing cycling lane and reduce the road cross-section.
Install a new 3.0m wide multi-use trail on both sides of Ottawa Street from Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place and connect to existing multi-use trails.
Upsize the existing 450mm diameter watermain to a 600mm diameter watermain, as well as removal of the existing 450mm watermain.
Add a new 150mm diameter local watermain to provide services previously connected to the 450mm diameter watermain.
Reconstruct the intersections at International Place and Sunrise Centre entrance, including installation of Detectable Warning Plates to allow barrier-free access at all sidewalk ramp and road crossing locations.
The public is invited to review the improvements being considered for this project, ask Region of Waterloo staff questions, and provide input regarding the design of the improvements being considered.
Please refer to the Document Library to read the Information Package and review drawings showing the Preferred Design Concept.
Feedback can be provided online through the survey below until June 19, 2020. All members of the public that would like project updates please provide your email address on the subscribe button.
If you have specific concerns or questions regarding your property that you would like a response please email Jeff Nyenhuis, P.Eng, Senior Engineer at: jnyenhuis@regionofwaterloo.ca
The Region will be making improvements on Ottawa Street between Fischer-Hallman Road and International Place. The Region has decided to reconsider its plans for this section of Ottawa Street to include multi-use trails. This would result in about 5.5 kilometres of continuous multi-use trails all the way along Ottawa Street from Homer Watson Boulevard to Trussler Road.
Adding multi-use trails to this section of Ottawa Street would require the removal of the existing sidewalks and the removal and replacement of the existing curbs and gutters. With this additional work and the previously planned work, the Project Team has now identified the need for the following repairs and upgrades on Ottawa Street from Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place in Kitchener.
Complete replacement of the deteriorated pavement structure.
Replace concrete curb and gutter to remove existing cycling lane and reduce the road cross-section.
Install a new 3.0m wide multi-use trail on both sides of Ottawa Street from Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place and connect to existing multi-use trails.
Upsize the existing 450mm diameter watermain to a 600mm diameter watermain, as well as removal of the existing 450mm watermain.
Add a new 150mm diameter local watermain to provide services previously connected to the 450mm diameter watermain.
Reconstruct the intersections at International Place and Sunrise Centre entrance, including installation of Detectable Warning Plates to allow barrier-free access at all sidewalk ramp and road crossing locations.
The public is invited to review the improvements being considered for this project, ask Region of Waterloo staff questions, and provide input regarding the design of the improvements being considered.
Please refer to the Document Library to read the Information Package and review drawings showing the Preferred Design Concept.
Feedback can be provided online through the survey below until June 19, 2020. All members of the public that would like project updates please provide your email address on the subscribe button.
If you have specific concerns or questions regarding your property that you would like a response please email Jeff Nyenhuis, P.Eng, Senior Engineer at: jnyenhuis@regionofwaterloo.ca
The public is invited to review the improvements being considered for this project and provide input regarding the design of the improvements being considered.
Feedback can be provided online through the survey below until June 19, 2020.
NOTE: All comments submitted will be posted publicly for this project and any identifying information will be removed. This means that comments may be reported exactly as written on the Region’s website, on the EngageWR page for this project, the Region’s social media and/or Council reports.
Project Open for Public Input until June 19, 2020.
Kitchener: Ottawa Street Reconstruction: Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place has finished this stage
This consultation is Open for contributions.
Review comments (July 2020)
Kitchener: Ottawa Street Reconstruction: Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. The Project team will report back on key outcomes.
Report to Regional Planning and Works Committee for Approval (September 15, 2020)
Kitchener: Ottawa Street Reconstruction: Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place has finished this stage
The final outcomes of the consultation are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
Finalize Design (Fall 2020)
Kitchener: Ottawa Street Reconstruction: Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place has finished this stage
Tender for Construction (March 2021)
Kitchener: Ottawa Street Reconstruction: Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place is currently at this stage
Construction Start (May 3, 2021)
this is an upcoming stage for Kitchener: Ottawa Street Reconstruction: Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place
Construction Completion (Fall 2021)
this is an upcoming stage for Kitchener: Ottawa Street Reconstruction: Fischer-Hallman Road to International Place
All comments and information provided become part of the review process and are being collected to assist the Region of Waterloo in completing the planning and design for the Ottawa Street Reconstruction. All submissions will become part of the public record files for this matter. Personal information collected is under the authority of the Municipal Act, 2001 and in compliance with the Municipal
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990. Questions about the collection of personal information should be directed to Jeff Nyenhuis, Senior Project Manager at jnyenhuis@regionofwaterloo.ca or 519-575-4735 (TTY 519-575-4608)