Montreal Road Revitalization project update

The construction for Montreal Road revitalization started in 2020. Two years later, the City of Ottawa significantly advanced the work along Montreal Road. The result plans to improve the street to a vibrant and welcoming main street, balancing a transportation network that allows residents and businesses to thrive.

Project highlights:

The Montreal Road construction project is extensive, including 2.1 kilometres in length spanning from Cummings Bridge to St. Laurent Boulevard. The $65M investment modernizes the underground water and sewer infrastructure, buries hydro poles, and brings in new transportation conditions (standard vehicular and bus lanes, cycling track, standard sidewalks, improved accessibility, and intersection efforts).

This year will be unique as it marks the last year for this significant City project.  Please note the spring and fall milestones as work is set to restart on Sunday, April 24th, 2022.

Spring to mid summer 

  • Complete underground sewer and telecoms duct work from Lafontaine to St Laurent 
  • Complete underground work at Lafontaine/Montreal Road intersection
  • Complete curbs and sidewalk from Lafontaine to St Laurent 
  • Complete traffic calming on North River Road 

Mid-Summer to Fall 

  • Complete final lift of asphalt along Montreal Road from North River Road to St Laurent 
  • Complete concrete sidewalks and cycle track from Lafontaine to St Laurent 
  • Complete landscaping (trees, shrubs and plantings ) along Montreal Road from North River Road to St Laurent
  • Remove Montreal Road detour 
  • Finish work at Emond, Bradley and Dupuis

Fall to winter 2022

  • Complete streetscaping along Montreal Road from North River Road to St Laurent including bus shelters, recycling bins and bike racks 
  • Complete  overhead Hydro and telecoms including hydro poles from Altha to L’Eglise

We can expect the route detours listed below as the work progresses:

Traffic impacts

  • Montreal Road will be reduced to a single westbound lane from St. Laurent Boulevard to the Vanier Parkway until approximately mid-September 2022
  • While Montreal Road is reduced to a single westbound lane, eastbound traffic will be detoured via North River Road and Vanier Parkway to McArthur Avenue and St. Laurent Boulevard.
  • Most side streets will close temporarily, with access provided at key intersections (Olmstead, Marier, Lacasse and Cantin). 

Transit impacts

  • Montreal Road will have two-way traffic predominantly for buses for some segments of the street. 
  • A temporary detour of OC Transpo buses will be necessary to maintain bus services in the community. 

You can find more information about the project update on the file below

You can learn more about traffic and transit detour routes on the Comprehensive maps at ottawa.ca/montrealroad.

Good Day!

 Thank you for reaching out to my City Councillor website. I was blessed to represent residents and businesses in Lowertown, Sandy Hill, and Vanier at the City of Ottawa for 12 years (2010 to 2022).

I am keeping the website active, as a former city councillor and community leader so that residents can review and access projects, priorities and some of the most serious issues during the period I was a City Councillor for Ward 12, Rideau-Vanier.

If you are looking to connect with the City of Ottawa, I encourage you to call 311.

If you are seeking to connect with your City councillor, Stephanie Plante, please email (Stephanie.plante@ottawa.ca) or call (613-580-2482).

I remain an engaged leader in our community, in Ottawa and for the National Capital Region. If you are looking to connect with me please send me an email via: info@mathieufleury.ca or find me on LinkedIn

Thank you.
Mat

Bonjour!

 

Merci d’avoir consulté mon site Web de conseiller municipal. J’ai eu la chance de représenter les résidents et les entreprises de la Basse-Ville, de la Côte-de-Sable et de Vanier à la Ville d’Ottawa pendant 12 ans (de 2010 à 2022).

Je garde le site Web actif, en tant qu’ancien conseiller municipal et leader communautaire, afin que les résidents puissent examiner et consulter les projets, les priorités et certains des problèmes les plus graves pendant la période où j’étais conseiller municipal du quartier 12, Rideau-Vanier.

Si vous cherchez à communiquer avec la Ville d’Ottawa, je vous encourage à composer le 311.

Si vous cherchez à communiquer avec votre conseillère municipale, Stéphanie Plante, veuillez envoyer un courriel (Stephanie.plante@ottawa.ca) ou téléphoner au (613-580-2482).

Je demeure un leader engagé dans notre communauté, à Ottawa et dans la région de la capitale nationale. Si vous cherchez à communiquer avec moi, veuillez m’envoyer un courriel à l’adresse suivante : info@mathieufleury.ca ou me trouver sur LinkedIn.

Je vous remercie.
Mat