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Engineering & Public Works 2024 Capital Projects Highlights

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Engineering & Public Works - Capital Projects Highlights 2024

To learn about City of Richmond Engineering and Public Works capital projects, visit the Engineering and Public Works Capital Projects Highlights page (external link) for interactive maps, images and detailed information about what we are working on this year.

Watch this short video (just over 1 minute) for tips on navigating in the interactive map "Getting Started" video (external link.)

If you have any specific questions about the projects shown on this Engineering and Public Works page, please:

  • use our Ask a Question tool below or use the contact information provided in the story map link above.
  • the Ask a Question tools are available until Sunday, June 2, 2024


Thank you for visiting this page. While the question and answer tool is now closed (ran April 12 to June 2, 2024), you are welcome to visit the highlights and learn about capital projects related to Engineering and Public Works.


Engineering & Public Works - Capital Projects Highlights 2024

To learn about City of Richmond Engineering and Public Works capital projects, visit the Engineering and Public Works Capital Projects Highlights page (external link) for interactive maps, images and detailed information about what we are working on this year.

Watch this short video (just over 1 minute) for tips on navigating in the interactive map "Getting Started" video (external link.)

If you have any specific questions about the projects shown on this Engineering and Public Works page, please:

  • use our Ask a Question tool below or use the contact information provided in the story map link above.
  • the Ask a Question tools are available until Sunday, June 2, 2024
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  • Share Hi there, The Cambie Road repaving and the Cambie and No.5 Road left turn lanes on all four sides, do we have an ETA as to the exact month these two projects will start? on Facebook Share Hi there, The Cambie Road repaving and the Cambie and No.5 Road left turn lanes on all four sides, do we have an ETA as to the exact month these two projects will start? on Twitter Share Hi there, The Cambie Road repaving and the Cambie and No.5 Road left turn lanes on all four sides, do we have an ETA as to the exact month these two projects will start? on Linkedin Email Hi there, The Cambie Road repaving and the Cambie and No.5 Road left turn lanes on all four sides, do we have an ETA as to the exact month these two projects will start? link

    Hi there, The Cambie Road repaving and the Cambie and No.5 Road left turn lanes on all four sides, do we have an ETA as to the exact month these two projects will start?

    604celica asked 6 months ago

    Thank you for your question.

    The Cambie Road and No.5 Road project is currently scheduled to begin in July 2024. Contractor selection is underway and following the completion of this process, a detailed schedule will be developed and more details will be made available to the public.

  • Share Steveston bike path, No 2 rd to Railway. Our backyard is on south side of Steveston Hwy with a bus stop. Will they need to remove our hedge to relocate the bus stop. Not sure how it will fit safely, the bike lane, and the bench without having to remove the hedges. on Facebook Share Steveston bike path, No 2 rd to Railway. Our backyard is on south side of Steveston Hwy with a bus stop. Will they need to remove our hedge to relocate the bus stop. Not sure how it will fit safely, the bike lane, and the bench without having to remove the hedges. on Twitter Share Steveston bike path, No 2 rd to Railway. Our backyard is on south side of Steveston Hwy with a bus stop. Will they need to remove our hedge to relocate the bus stop. Not sure how it will fit safely, the bike lane, and the bench without having to remove the hedges. on Linkedin Email Steveston bike path, No 2 rd to Railway. Our backyard is on south side of Steveston Hwy with a bus stop. Will they need to remove our hedge to relocate the bus stop. Not sure how it will fit safely, the bike lane, and the bench without having to remove the hedges. link

    Steveston bike path, No 2 rd to Railway. Our backyard is on south side of Steveston Hwy with a bus stop. Will they need to remove our hedge to relocate the bus stop. Not sure how it will fit safely, the bike lane, and the bench without having to remove the hedges.

    Cuppcake asked 7 months ago

    Thank you for your question.
    The existing travel lane widths along Steveston Hwy. will be reduced by pushing the concrete curb out towards the centre of the road, allowing the boulevard to be widened to accommodate the new pathway.


    In addition to this, we anticipate that the existing hedges will require pruning to provide sufficient clearances for the new multi-use pathway. The extents of the pruning will be on a case-by-case scenario and adjacent homeowner consultation will be conducted prior to any trimming being completed. Should the required pruning affect the long-term health of the hedges, a suitable replacement will be coordinated with the homeowner. 

     

    This process is similar to the Steveston Highway Phase 1 and Phase 2 projects which are currently under construction near Mortfield Gate. Bus stops will be adjusted accordingly to provide adequate clearances for the pathway as well as minimize impacts to surrounding hedges.