
Notice of work: Goderich Street Phase 2 (Mill St & Elgin St Intersections)
Construction Details
Beginning Tuesday, May 20th, the Contractor will mobilize a crew to complete Phase 2 of the Goderich Street Resurfacing Project. This phase will contain the Mill Street and Elgin Street Intersections and includes the replacement of brick with the historical maple leaf design, asphalt resurfacing, water distribution system improvements.
Schedule and Work Hours
Phase 2 is expected to take approximately four weeks, weather permitting. Work will generally occur Monday to Friday, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. There will be no construction on weekends, outside daylight hours, or during statutory holidays. The Contractor will maintain and update a detailed construction schedule, highlighting major project milestones and any schedule changes. Updates will be posted regularly on the Town’s Goderich St Resurfacing project page at www.engage.saugeenshores.ca/GoderichSt.
Traffic, Pedestrian Access & Parking
During Phase 2 of the construction project, parking will be available on all adjacent side streets, as well as the Municipal parking lots on Bricker Street and Elgin Street (behind the library). Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times. Certain areas may be enclosed using modular safety fencing or barrels to ensure public safety while allowing safe passage. Emergency vehicle access for police, fire, and medical response will be maintained at all times.
Proposed Construction Schedule (Weather Permitting):
- May 20 – May 23: Closure of Mill and Elgin Intersections, and general material removals.
Mill Street Intersection Works:
- May 26th: Water Shut-off on Goderich Street between Green St. and Market St. (see attached map)
- May 27th: Water Shut-off on Mill Street between Goderich St. and Waterloo St. (see attached map)
- May 28th: Water Shut-off on Mill Street between Goderich St. and Bricker St. (see attached map)
Elgin Street Intersection Works:
- June 2nd: Water Shut-off on Goderich Street between Mill St. and Market St. (see attached map)
- June 3rd: Water Shut-off on Elgin Street between Goderich St. and Waterloo St. (see attached map)
- June 4th: Water Shut-off on Elgin Street between Goderich St. and Bricker St. (see attached map)
Surface Works:
- June 9th to June 26th: Milling and Asphalt paving, and brick work within the intersections.
Water Shut-off Information:
During the proposed water shut-offs mentioned above, the water service to your property may be temporarily interrupted due to the construction works on Goderich Street. Please review the proposed schedule and attached maps to determine which dates your property may be impacted.
Each water shut-off is expected to take place between 7:00am and 7:00pm.
All the water service disruptions are scheduled to take place within the time window mentioned above. However, it is possible that unforeseen complications during the planned work may extend the duration of the disruption beyond the anticipated timeframe.
After the water supply is restored, run the taps until the water is clear.
Waste Collection
If construction disrupts regular garbage or recycling pickup, the Contractor will transport bins to the ends of the construction zone for collection. To assist in returning bins to the correct properties:
- Please ensure bins are clearly labeled with your address.
- Have them placed outside by 7:00 a.m. on collection days.
The Contractor will also coordinate access for private waste collection services, where applicable.
Mail and Deliveries
The Contractor will work directly with affected properties to ensure uninterrupted access for mail and package deliveries throughout the project.
Contact Information
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Town of Saugeen Shores Engineering Services Division at the number provided on this notice or via email at: engineering@saugeenshores.ca
We appreciate your patience and cooperation during this important infrastructure upgrade. The Goderich Street Resurfacing Project will result in long-term improvements for both the community and local businesses. Every effort will be made to minimize disruption during the construction period.
Thank you for your continued support.
Water Service Disruption Maps