Prospect Street Area Minor Reconstruction, Watermain and Waste Watermain Installation

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Construction schedule

Winter 2024 - December 2026

Location map - Prospect Street and Dynes Road Area

Location map - South Service Road and Fraser Drive Area

The City of Burlington and the Region of Halton are completing a Minor Reconstruction Project in the Prospect Street Area starting in the winter of 2024 and finishing in December 2026. The City and the Region have split the Prospect Street Area project into two phases, which shall be detailed below.

Phase One of the Prospect Street Area Minor Reconstruction Project was awarded to KAPP Infrastructure Inc in October 2024. Construction started on Phase One of the Prospect Street project in December 2024 with watermain installation from Guelph Line to Cumberland Ave.

The underground construction continued on Prospect Street from Ashley Avenue to Guelph Line in 2025 and was fully completed by November 2025.

In 2026, the City of Burlington and the Region of Halton will be completing surface restoration works on Prospect Street from Ashley Avenue to Cumberland Avenue as well as completing resurfacing work on Dynes Road from Prospect Street to New Street, and the full length of Regency Court.

For more information on the scope of work and project schedule, please see the Prospect Street Phase One table below.

Phase Two of the Prospect Street Area Minor Reconstruction Project was awarded to Amico Infrastructures Inc. in March 2025.

Construction of the 2nd Phase of the Prospect Street Project began in June 2025, with watermain and waste watermain being installed from George Street to Brant Street. The majority of the underground construction work on Prospect Street and Grahams Lane was completed by December 2025.

In 2026, the City of Burlington and the Region of Halton will be completing the surface restoration of Prospect Street and Grahams Lane. In addition, we will be completing the reconstruction of Legion Road and the resurfacing of Maplewood Drive.

For more information of the scope of work and project schedule, please see the Prospect Street Phase Two table below.

Phase One and Phase Two of the Prospect Street Renewal project involves work at four intersections along Prospect Street. 

The maps show the intersections and the different types of transportation with colours. The colours are only used for the purpose of this diagram. The intersection will not be coloured. 

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Project Update - Sept. 2026

The Guelph Line and Prospect Street intersection will be closed Thursday, Sept. 17 and Friday, Sept. 18 from 9 p.m. to 6 a.m. each night. The intersection will be open to traffic on the weekend (Sept. 19 and 20). If needed, the intersection will be closed again on the night of Monday, Sept. 21 to finish any remaining work in the intersection. Emergency vehicles will have access through the intersection.

Phase One - Construction in 2026

Please see below for the outstanding work to be completed:

Location City Works Expected Timeline

Prospect Street (Ashley Avenue to Guelph Line)

  • Protected on road bike lanes
  • Protected Intersection at Guelph Line
  • Asphalt top course placement. Minor curb/gutter and bus pads installation
  • Sidewalk replacement as required

Spring/Early Summer 2026

Prospect Street (Guelph Line to Cumberland Avenue)

  • Signal installation at two new pedestrian crossings on Prospect Street
  • Top course ashphalt placement.
  • Boulevard restoration including top soil/sod and tree planting.

Spring/Early Summer 2026

Dynes Road

  • Full depth asphalt roadway removal and replacement
  • Spot sidewalk repairs where required
  • Curb and gutter replacement, full length of Dynes Road
  • Installation of watermain up to Woodward Ave.

Summer 2026

Regency Court

  • Full depth asphalt roadway removal and replacement
  • Spot sidewalk repairs
  • Full curb replacement
  • Installation of watermain, with a connection to be completed on Tecumseh Drive

Spring/Early Summer 2026

South Service Road (Billings Court to Harvester Road)

  • Road resurfacing
  • Spot curb replacement

Fall 2026

Fraser Drive

  • Full depth asphalt roadway removal and replacement.
  • Spot curb replacement.

Fall 2026

Note: The construction schedule outlined is tentative. Delays and schedule changes may occur throughout the course of the project.

 

Phase Two - Construction in 2026

The City of Burlington and The Region of Halton will be working on:

Location City Works Expected Timeline

Prospect Street and Graham’s Lane (Grahams Lane to Joyce Street)

  • Protected on road bike lanes
  • Protected Intersection at Brant Street
  • Asphalt base and top course along Grahams Lane
  • Asphalt top course from Pearson to Brant along Prospect Street.
  • Final driveway and boulevard restoration from Pearson to end of Grahams Lane.
  • Traffic signal installation and line markings.

Summer 2026

Legion Road

  • Full depth asphalt roadway removal and replacement
  • Curb and gutter replacement
  • Extension of the sidewalk to the end of the cul du sac.

Early Summer 2026

Maplewood Drive

  • Resurfacing of the asphalt roadway
  • Spot curb and sidewalk repair.
Early Summer 2026

Project contacts

David Hill

Site Inspector, Design and Construction

289-983-5003

Email David Hill

Tom Georgiadis

Site Inspector, Design and Construction

905-220-1693

Email Tom Georgiadis

Nathan Youngs

Contract Administrator of Design and Construction

905-335-7600, ext.7567

Email Nathan Youngs

Vivek Nemani

Project Manager, Region of Halton

905-825-6000, ext. 7617

Rob Stuart

Project Manager

905-335-7600, ext. 7519

Email Rob Stuart

Information for homeowners

The following information may be helpful If you are concerned about a construction project in your neighbourhood.

Road closures

For detailed description of the road closure, please visit the Road Closure Newsfeed page. Stay informed of road closures by subscribing to the Road Closure Newsfeed page at burlington.ca/subscribe.

Lane restrictions and a rolling road closures will be in place during construction during watermain and waste watermain construction. Local residents will still have access to their homes.
• Phase One from Ashley Avenue to Guelph Line
• Phase Two from Brant Street to Joyce Street

Lane restrictions and a rolling road closures will be in place during construction during watermain and waste watermain construction. Local residents will still have access to their homes.

Once a Contractor has been hired and a tentative construction schedule finalized, additional information will be provided to the public.

During construction, the five-hour maximum limit for street parking will not apply when your driveway is inaccessible or closed. In this situation, please park on neighboring streets, where there is no construction. Please do not:

  • park on streets where signs are posted that prohibit parking,
  • park facing the wrong way, or
  • park within three meters of a fire hydrant

Please obey all parking regulations to make sure you don't receive a ticket.

For more information about parking, visit our parking page.

Please continue to put your garbage and recycling out on the usual day. It is the contractor's responsibility to move your garbage to a location that can be easily picked up by the garbage truck and return your garbage containers. To help the contractor return your bins to you, we ask that you write your house number on your garbage cans, recycling bins and green carts.

During normal construction hours, Monday to Friday, 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., vehicle access to and from your property may be difficult, and driveways may be temporarily closed when work is being carried out in the immediate area.

The inspector or contractor will notify you of this before the closure.

There may be times when you feel some minor vibrations from construction equipment. We recommend that you remove small, light objects from shelving around the house to prevent damage.

If you have a lawn irrigation system, we recommend that you disconnect and remove any sprinkler heads within the city's road allowance. The city inspector will notify you if your system is affected.

Documents, reports and updates

Updates will be posted throughout the project

Public Information Slide Decks:

For past project updates, please email Rob Stuart
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