Introduction
The City of Vernon will be reconstructing portions of 31st Street and 37th Avenue as part of our ongoing commitment to making our City Centre a better place to live, work, and play. This project will include rebuilding the road and replacing aging storm and sewer pipes, as well as new sidewalks and street lighting.
Background
The roadway and pipes in this area are reaching the end of their expected life. Without replacement, it will be more costly to maintain them and they could eventually fail, requiring costly emergency repairs. Work on 37th Avenue will take place from 27th Street to 30th Street. Work on 31st Street will take place from 35th Avenue to 39th Avenue. Reconstruction of 36th Avenue, 37th Avenue, and 38th Avenue between 31st Street and 32nd Street is also planned, and will be contingent upon available funding.
Vernon’s annual capital works program includes a variety of important maintenance projects needed to keep our roads, parks, pipes, and buildings in good shape. This project will result in new road and infrastructure that will serve the community well into the future.
Project Details
Construction is planned to take place between May and December, and will last approximately five months. During this time there may be traffic disruptions. Local residents and businesses will be kept informed by City representatives. More information, including project drawings, can be found using the link below:
https://www.vernon.ca/roads-transportation/projects/31st-street-and-37th-avenue-reconstruction-project#overlay-context=roads-transportation/projects/31st-street-and-37th-avenue-reconstruction-project
Feedback
We want to hear from you. Please take a few minutes to look at the preliminary design and complete the survey below to let use know what you think of this project. Your feedback will be used to inform the final design.
The survey closes on May 31, 2021. You can also ask questions below or see our FAQ on the right. If you are unable to complete the survey online and would like to discuss the proposed project, please contact the project manager and engineer, Curtis Hodges, of Monaghan Engineering and Consulting Ltd., at 250-503-1023, or curtish@meacl.ca. The City's project representative is Trevor Scott, who can be reached at 250-550-3579, or tscott@vernon.ca.
Introduction
The City of Vernon will be reconstructing portions of 31st Street and 37th Avenue as part of our ongoing commitment to making our City Centre a better place to live, work, and play. This project will include rebuilding the road and replacing aging storm and sewer pipes, as well as new sidewalks and street lighting.
Background
The roadway and pipes in this area are reaching the end of their expected life. Without replacement, it will be more costly to maintain them and they could eventually fail, requiring costly emergency repairs. Work on 37th Avenue will take place from 27th Street to 30th Street. Work on 31st Street will take place from 35th Avenue to 39th Avenue. Reconstruction of 36th Avenue, 37th Avenue, and 38th Avenue between 31st Street and 32nd Street is also planned, and will be contingent upon available funding.
Vernon’s annual capital works program includes a variety of important maintenance projects needed to keep our roads, parks, pipes, and buildings in good shape. This project will result in new road and infrastructure that will serve the community well into the future.
Project Details
Construction is planned to take place between May and December, and will last approximately five months. During this time there may be traffic disruptions. Local residents and businesses will be kept informed by City representatives. More information, including project drawings, can be found using the link below:
https://www.vernon.ca/roads-transportation/projects/31st-street-and-37th-avenue-reconstruction-project#overlay-context=roads-transportation/projects/31st-street-and-37th-avenue-reconstruction-project
Feedback
We want to hear from you. Please take a few minutes to look at the preliminary design and complete the survey below to let use know what you think of this project. Your feedback will be used to inform the final design.
The survey closes on May 31, 2021. You can also ask questions below or see our FAQ on the right. If you are unable to complete the survey online and would like to discuss the proposed project, please contact the project manager and engineer, Curtis Hodges, of Monaghan Engineering and Consulting Ltd., at 250-503-1023, or curtish@meacl.ca. The City's project representative is Trevor Scott, who can be reached at 250-550-3579, or tscott@vernon.ca.
