Construction Projects

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Projects

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Road Construction Projects

County Road 1 Road Construction - from Kitley Line 3 Road to Kitley South Elmsley Townline Rd
County Road 2 Road Preservation - Waterton to Mallorytown
County Road 9 Road Preservation - from Hwy 15 westerly for 3.675 metres
County Road 15 Road Preservation - from the CN tracks to Highway 401 ramps
County Road 27 Road Rehabilitation - Village of Lyn boundary to CN tracks
County Road 43 Road Construction - from 200 metres west of CR 44 to approximately 230 metres east of the Colonnade Roundabout

Bridge Construction Projects

County Road 1 - Rideau Ferry Bridge Rehabilitation

County Road 1 - Motts Mills Bridge Construction

County Road 10 - Fish Hatchery Bridge Construction

County Road 22 - Hyndman Bridge Rehabilitation

East of County Road 22 - Pittston Bridge Rehabilitation

Site Projects

County Road 2 Johnstown - Storm Sewer Construction at Rail Overpass

County Road 2 Cardinal - rail track adjustment and subsequent asphalt repair

County Road 6 at County Road 15 - Paving

County Road 29 at Coons Road - Intersection Modification

County Road 43 and County Road 22 - Construction at Roundabout

Quabbin Road Railway Crossing Improvements

The United Counties of Leeds and Grenville has retained BT Engineering Inc. to complete a Schedule B Environmental Assessment for improvements to the at-grade Quabbin Road railway crossing in Mallorytown, Ontario. The existing railway crossing approach does not accommodate low clearance vehicles. The study will evaluate all reasonable alternatives to improve the operation and safety of the existing crossing.

Link to Quabbin Road Exhibits

Glossary of Pavement Maintenance

Rehabilitation - Involves the removal or recycling of an existing pavement and placing of new pavement surface course. Normally includes replacement of culverts and repairs or replacement of concrete curbs, sidewalk and drainage structures. Granular base material may be added depending on the process selected.

Resurfacing - Failing areas are patched and roadway is resurfaced with new hot mix asphalt. May also include repairs to concrete curb, sidewalk and drainage structures.

Microsurfacing - An unheated mixture of polymer modified asphalt emulsion, high-quality frictional aggregate, mineral filler, water and other additives are mixed and uniformly spread over the pavement surface as a slurry.

Surface Treatment - Failing areas are patched and an application of asphalt emulsion and aggregate chips are spread and rolled onto the roadway. New this year, a fog seal will be applied to seal the aggregate in place, leaving a solid, black driving surface.

Cold-In-Place Recycling - Reprocesses existing pavements to a depth of 100 mm to produce a sound base pavement structure which is then resurfaced with new asphalt.

Additional Resources

CAUTION: Roadway Line Painting - pdf