2010 Construction Projects
Hamilton Pump Station, Forcemain and Gravity Sewers
Project Description
The design and construction of a sanitary pump station, gravity sewers and forcemain to service the proposed Translink Development and areas in the immediate vicinity in the Hamilton Area of East Richmond.
Location
- East of 23811 Westminster Highway
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City cooridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- It may be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$3,315,884
Estimated Construction Period
July 2010 - March 2011
Project Manager
MIlton Chan
Lunen Area Watermain Replacement
Project Description
The existing watermains are nearing the end of their life span. Completion of this project will improve water supply to the area and will reduce maintenance costs. The scope of work includes replacement of the existing watermain, renewal of water service connections, and the replacement of existing fire hydrants.
Location
- Lucas Road - No. 3 Road to Lurgan Road
- Lunen Road
- Lurgan Road - Lucas Road to Lundy Road
- Lundy Road
- Lucern Road - Lundy Road to St. Albans Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It may be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$889,000
Estimated Construction Period
February 2011 - May 2011
Project Manager
Carlos Rocha
St. Albans Area Watermain Replacement and Drainage Upgrades
Project Description
The existing watermains are nearing the end of their life span. Completion of this project will improve water supply to the are and will reduce maintenance costs. The scope of work includes replacement of the existing watermain, renewal of water service connections, and the replacement of existing fire hydrants. Upgrades to the drainage system in this location will be made at the same time.
Location
- Bowcock Road - No. 3 Road to Garden City Road
- Gay Road
- Moore Road
- Myhill Road
- Robinson Road
- Robinson Place
- Scotchbrook Road
- Wheeler Road
- Cooper Road
- St. Albans Road - Blundell Road to Francis Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled sanitary shutdowns.
- It may be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$4,135,657
Estimated Construction Period
November 2010 - March 2011
Project Managers
Carlos Rocha
Bonavista Area Watermain Replacement and Drainage Upgrades
Project Description
The existing watermains in this area are nearing the end of their life span. Completion of this project will improve water supply to the area and will reduce maintenance costs. The scope of work will improve water supply to the area and will reduce maintenance costs. The scope of work includes replacement of the existing watermain, renewal of water service connections, and the replacement of existing fire hydrants. Upgrades to the drainage system in this location will be made at the same time.
Location
- Ransford Gate
- Bonavista Drive from Ransford Gate to Argentia Drive
- Truro Drive
- Hermitage Drive
- Canso Crescent
- Bonavista Place
- Bonavista Gate
- Trespassey Drive
- Argentia Drive
- Fortune Avenue from West of Freshwater Drive to Cornerbrook Crescent
- Freshwater Drive
- Cornerbrook Crescent
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled sanitary shutdowns.
- It may be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Fnding
$3,730,000
Estimated Construction Period
November 2010 - February 2011
Project Managers
Carlos Rocha
No. 3 Road Watermain Upgrade
Project Description
In 2008, the City of Richmond repaired two breaks in a 750mm diameter steel watermain along No. 3 Road, between Granville Avenue and Saba Road. The watermain was subsequently replaced. In addition to this replacement, a second watermainon No. 3 Road, has been identified for upsizing. Therefore, the City plans to upgrade the watermain along No. 3 Road in 2010. A portion of watermain replacement will be completed through trenchless methods (sliplining) reducing greenhouse gases as compared to traditional construction methodologies. This scope of work includes replacement of the existing watermain, renewal of water service connections, and the replacement of existing fire hydrants.
Location
- No. 3 Road from Westminster Highway to Granville Avenue
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there ia shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Businesses will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$1,850,000
Estimated Construction Period
Winter 2010 - July 2010
Project Managers
Milton Chan
Gilley Road Watermain Replacement
Project Description
The existing watermain is nearing the end of its lifespan. Completion of this project will improve water supply to the area and will reduce maintenance costs. The scope of work includes replacement of the existing watermain, renewal of water service connections and the replacement of existing fire hydrants.
Location
- Gilley Road from Westminster Highway to east end of Gilley Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm , Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$601,000
Estimated Construction Period
August 2010 - October 2010
Project Managers
Carlos Rocha
Seahurst Lane Drainage Upgrades
Project Description
The existing laneway located south of Seahurst Road has a history of flooding during significant storm events. The objective of this project is to reduce the potential of flooding by constructing a new storm water collection system, followed by repaving of the laneway.
Location
- Laneway south of Seahurst Road and north of Steveston Highway, including the crossing at Seaward Gate.
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencenment.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It may be necessary to excavate some driveways crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$575,000
Estimated Construction Period
Completed December 2010
Project Manager
Mike Maxwell
No. 4 Road Drainage Pump Station Replacement
Project Description
The existing No. 4 Road drainage pump station is under capacity to support proposed development and is nearing the end of its service life. Completion of this project will replace the existing structure while providing increased capacity requirements related to the future development in the area. The new pump station will increase the capacity from 3.3 cubic meters per second to 7.0 cubic meters per second. This project also includes park features such as plazas, a washroom and other related amenities.
Location
- No. 4 Road and River Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Diking, fisheries and other government agencies consulted throughout process.
- Businesses wll be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
Capital Funding
$4,810,000
Estimated Construction Period
September 2010 - March 2011
Project Managers
Mile Racic
Cambie Road Drainage Pump Station Renovation and Plaza (Completed)
Project Description
The existing West Cambie drainage pump station was under capacity to support proposed development and was nearing the end of its service life. Completion of this project replaced the existing structure while providing increased capacity requirements related to future development. The new pump station now increases the capacity from approximately 2.2 cubic meters per second to approximately 4.2 cubic meters per second.
Location
- Cambie Road and River Road
Capital Funding
$2,847,000
Project Completion
January 2010
Project Manager
Mile Racic
City Centre Area - Eckersley Sanitary System Upgrades
Project Description
In 2007, the City of Richmond conducted a planning level engineering study of the City Centre and Bennett West sanitary systems. Upgrades were recommended to resolve existing capacity issues, and accommodate future development and the subsequent increase in sanitary flow. These upgrades include the replacement and upsizing of an existing sanitary pump station, and the upsizing of sanitary forcemains and gravity sewers in various locations.
Location
- Cook Road - Cook Gate to Eckersley Road
- Eckersley Road - Cook Road to Anderson Road
- Anderson Road - Eckersley Road to 50m east o Eckersley Road
- Anderson Road - Cooney Road to Eckersley Road
- St. Albans Road - Granville AVenue to Blundell Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting yoru property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencent.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled sanitary shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$3,407,000
Estimated Construction Period
March 2010 - April 2011
Project Manager
Anthony Fu
Garden City Drainage Upgrades
Project Description
Drainage upgrades along Cambie Road and Garden City Road are required to accommodate future development in the West Cambie Area. This project includes the design and construction of recommended upgrades. These upgrades include the installation of new drainage sewers to increase the service capacity of the existing system, followed by restoration of the road structure, and affected driveways and boulevards.
Location
- Cambie Road - Crossing at Garden City Road
- Garden City Road - Cambie Road to Alderbridge Way
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retainin the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effor to notify you on the day prior to the work and againin the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$1,191,190
Estimated Construction Period
September 2010 - March 2011
Project Manager
Milton Chan
East Richmond Drainage and Irrigation Upgrades - Phase 4
Project Description
In order to alleviate flooding and improve the irrigation for the farming community in East Richmond, upgrading of the drainage infrastructure that services the lcoal area is required. These upgrades include constructing new open channels, improving the conveyance of existing open channels, and constructing flow control structures in various locations.
Location
- Granville Avenue ROW - Sidaway to No. 6 Road
- Francis Road ROW - Sidaway to No. 6 Road
- Sidaway Road - Francis Road to Blundell Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, MOnday to Friday.
- Residents will be notified in advance of construction.
- Coordination with the farming community is ongoing.
Capital Funding
$800,000
Estimated Construction Period
Completed 2010
Project Manager
Anthony Fu
Minoru Boulevard Bicycle Lanes - Granville Avenue to Alderbridge Way
Project Description
Shared bike/vehicle lanes will be provided along Minoru Boulevard as part of the City's Cycling Network plan. Scope of work will include repainting of lane lines to create wide-shared bike/vehicle lanes.
Location
- Minoru Boulevard - Granville Avenue to Alderbridge Way
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Lane and sidewalk closures may occur during the construction period.
Capital Funding
$113,000
Estimated Construction Period
October 2010 - May 2011
Project Manager
Mike Maxwell
No. 3 Road South Pump Station Screen Upgrade Project
Project Description
To upsize the intake opening and screens at the No. 3 Road Pump Station. With a larger sized intake, the frequency of flow impediment by debris accumulation at the screens would be less, thus optimising the performance of the drainage pump station. This upgrade includes the demolition and removal of the existing structure, construction of a larger concrete intake opening and fabrication and installation of new intake screens.
Location
- South end of No. 3 Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Diking, fisheries and other government agencies consulted throughtout process.
- Residents will be notified of any scheduled water shutdowns.
Capital Funding
$400,000
Estimated Construction Period
December 2010 - February 2011
Project Manager
Anthony Fu
Airport Road Watermain Replacement
Project Description
The existing watermain is nearing the end of its lifespan. Completion of this project will improve water supply to the area and will reduce maintenance costs. The scope of work includes replacement of the existing watermain, renewal of water service connections, and the replacement of existing fire hydrants.
Location
- Airport Road - North of Miller Road to Grauer Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$786,000
Estimated Construction Period
December 2010 - February 2011
Project Managers
MIke Maxwell
Seaham Crescent Watermain Replacement
Project Description
The existing watermain is nearing the end of its life span. Completion of this project will improve water supply to the area and will reduce maintenance costs. The scope of work includes replacement of the existing watermain, renewal of water service connections, and the replacement of existing fire hydrants.
Location
- Seaham Crescent - Sealord Road to Seacote Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$336,000
Estimated Construction Period
January 2011 - March 2011
Project Managers
Carlos Rocha
Mortfield Gate - Watermain Replacement
Project Description
In 2008, the Maple Area's existing watermain was nearing the end of its life span and was replaced. Mortfield Gate is the remaining portion of this project that requires replacement. Completion of this project will improve water supply to the area and will reduce maintenance costs. The scope of work includes replacement of the existing watermain, renewal of water service connectsions, and the replacement of existing fire hydrants.
Location
- Mortfield Gate - Steveston Highway to Ryan Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$95,000
Estimated Construction Period
Completed October 2010
Project Manager
Mike Maxwell
23000 Block Dyke Road Watermain - Automated Flushing Station
Project Description
Installation of an Automated Flushing Station to improve water quality and reduce maintenance costs in the vicinity of this dead-end watermain.
Location
- Dyke Road - 23000 Block
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Residents and businesses will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns
Capital Funding
$120,000
Estimated Construction Period
April 2011 - May 2011
Project Manager
Milton Chan
Van Horne Way Sanitary Sewer Upgrades
Project Description
City staff have identified the need to replace the ageing sanitary sewer along Van Horne Way and upgrade to a larger capacity in order to accommodate existing and future development in the area. This is part of the City's infrastructure replacement program. There will be a review of options to complete the installation of the new sanitary pipe using trenchless technology, reducing green house gases as compared to traditional construction methodologies.
Location
- Van Horne Way - #95000 - #9800
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Minimal disruption to sanitary services is anticipated.
- Night work may be required to complete final connections.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Businesses will be notified in advance of any scheduled sanitary shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$888,060
Estimated Construction Period
May 2011 - June 2011
Project Manager
Carlos Rocha
Dike Seismic Upgrade - No. 4 Road to No. 5 Road
Project Description
This project aim is to complete a seismic upgrade of the dike at this location.
Location
- Dyke Road - No. 4 Road to No. 5 Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be dependent on tides and water levels.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
Capital Funding
$637,000
Estimated Construction Period
TBD
Project Manager
Jim Young
20800 River Road Ditch Improvements
Project Description
Scope of work entails raising the east bank along the existing ditch through 20800 River Road to alleviate drainage concerns in the area. The east bank of ditch will be raised approximately 1.70 meters for a length of approximately 120 meters.
Location
- 20800 River Road in the Hamilton area of Richmond.
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
Capital Funding
$75,000
Estimated Construction Period
TBD
Project Manager
Milton Chan
Elmbridge Sanitary Pump Station Upgrade
Project Description
A recent sanitary pump station condition assessment was completed by the City and it was identified that a new higher capacity sanitary pump station is necessary to replace ageing infrastructure and accommodate the development of the Oval lands. This project is being funded by development.
Location
- Pump station location is still to be determined, but will reside in vicinity of the Oval lands.
General Consideration
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Minor disruption to sanitary services is possible.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Businesses will be notified in advance of any scheduled sanitary shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway drossings. Crews will make every effort to notify youon the day prior to the work and againi n the morning. At the end of each day, drivways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$600,000
Estimated Construction Period
Developer driven schedule - TBD
Project Manager
Milton Chan
No. 8 Road Watermain Replacement
Project Description
The existing watermain along No. 8 Road is not continuous and requires a link to allow fresh water to circulate through the system. Completion of thi sproject will improve water supply to the area and will reduce maintenance costs. The scope of work includes replacement of the existing watermain, renewal of water service connections, and the replacement of existing fire hydrants.
Location
- Approximately 365 meters along No. 8 Road between Westminster Highway and Granville Avenue.
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If there is shrubbery fronting your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It will be necessary to excavate some driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$167,000
Estimated Construction Period
April 2011 - May 2011
Project Managers
Carlos Rocha
Williams Road Lane (North) Drainage Upgrades
Project Description
As part of Richmond's objective to enhance the overall neighbourhood liveability, staff have identified the need to upgrade the existing lane north of Williams Road, between No. 4 Road and Shell Road. This upgrade would include a full laneway restoration and re-grade of surface to properly meet existing driveways and road elevations, installation of a storm collection system, and all necessary tie-ins to adjacent properties. The upgrade would enhance access, comfort and conveneience for residents along Williams Road who use this lane as the only means to access their garages.
Location
- Laneway north of Williams Road from No. 4 Road to Shell Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- If ther eis shrubbery backing your property within the City corridor that you wish to retain in the immediate construction area, please remove it prior to project commencement.
- Trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Residents will be notified in advance of any scheduled water shutdowns.
- It may be necessary to excavates ome driveway crossings. Crews will make every effort to notify you on the day prior to the work and again in the morning. At the end of each day, driveways that have been disturbed will be restored to a gravel condition.
Capital Funding
$1,311,000
Estimated Construction Period
Completed October 2010
Project Manager
Anthony Fu
