Bridge Rehabilitation Project: Twin Box Culverts at Stirling Ave South and Courtland Ave East

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The construction is now complete, and the project has entered the maintenance phase. This means we will inspect all aspects of the work done to ensure that it meets our standards. We will also address any deficiencies. Once this phase is complete, we will add a final layer of surface asphalt. This is usually about two years from the start of maintenance. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Engineering division at 519-741-2345 or engineering@kitchener.ca 


Map of project limits


Rehabilitation of this one continuous structure is required to avoid further deterioration and to maintain the culverts in safe operating condition,

The proposed rehabilitation work includes:

  • Strengthening of the culvert with concrete slab dowelled into the existing concrete top slab soffit, below the roadway on each end of the structure.
  • Patch repair and crack injection of the concrete culverts.
  • Repair of deteriorated expansion joints.
  • Replacement of headwall and parapet wall at Stirling Ave. S. end of structure, including associated temporary sidewalk bypass, new replacement sidewalk and miscellaneous repair work.

All residents are also invited to review the project information boards for more information.

Progress and major milestones will be posted on this project page. Subscribe to get project updates by using the Stay Informed 'Subscribe' button.


Rehabilitation of this one continuous structure is required to avoid further deterioration and to maintain the culverts in safe operating condition,

The proposed rehabilitation work includes:

  • Strengthening of the culvert with concrete slab dowelled into the existing concrete top slab soffit, below the roadway on each end of the structure.
  • Patch repair and crack injection of the concrete culverts.
  • Repair of deteriorated expansion joints.
  • Replacement of headwall and parapet wall at Stirling Ave. S. end of structure, including associated temporary sidewalk bypass, new replacement sidewalk and miscellaneous repair work.

All residents are also invited to review the project information boards for more information.

Progress and major milestones will be posted on this project page. Subscribe to get project updates by using the Stay Informed 'Subscribe' button.


The construction is now complete, and the project has entered the maintenance phase. This means we will inspect all aspects of the work done to ensure that it meets our standards. We will also address any deficiencies. Once this phase is complete, we will add a final layer of surface asphalt. This is usually about two years from the start of maintenance. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Engineering division at 519-741-2345 or engineering@kitchener.ca 


  • Update on Bridge Rehabilitation Project

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    Construction is ongoing on the bridge structure through until the end of January, when it will shut down for the winter. Restoration work will continue once the site is mobilized in April and is expected to complete in 2024. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Project Manager, Licinio Costa at licinio.costa@kitchener.ca .

  • Construction extended to December 2023

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    Due to unavoidable delays, the construction period has been extended to the end of December 2023. If you have any questions, please reach out to the project manager, Licinio Costa, at licinio.costa@kitchener.ca or 519-741-2200 x7132.

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  • Contractor Introduction and Project Start Details

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    The City of Kitchener has awarded Sierra Bridge Inc. the contract for rehabilitation work on a Culverts on Stirling Avenue South and Courtland Avenue East. Construction is scheduled to start on/or about July 10, 2023 with an anticipated completion on/or about October 31, 2023.

    The City of Kitchener has retained an Engineering Consultant WSP to act as Project Manager for this project and they should be your first point of contact should you have any questions, concerns or require special access to your residence during construction. Their contact information can be found in the contact list provided at the end of this letter. However, as the City Project Manager Licinio Costa remains a key point of contact; contact information has been provided in the contact list. A Construction Inspector will be on site daily while the contractor is working. Should you have any questions or concerns while the work is in progress, the Construction Inspector can be identified by the white hardhat and can be approached at any time or contacted using the number provided in the contact list. Should you experience an after-hours emergency, please contact the 24 hour Contact Centre at 519-741-2345.

    You may feel some vibrations during the routine operation of construction equipment; however, studies have shown that these vibrations are much less severe than the vibration level likely to cause structural damage. We do recommend that you remove light, fragile or delicate objects from shelves when construction activity is taking place adjacent to your property.

    During construction most of the time access will be open, maybe intermittent closure for a short period, pedestrian walkway access will be maintained through the site.

    Should you experience any problems during construction, please contact the Project Manager immediately who will address or direct your concern to the contractor if needed. If immediate action is needed, such as an issue with your services and City Staff or Representatives are not immediately available, you are welcome to contact the contractor directly.

    Should situations arise during or after this construction project, the following contact information and telephone numbers are provided for your convenience.

    Contacts

    City of Kitchener Project Manager - Licinio Costa – 519-741-2200 ext. 7132

    Consultant Project Manager – WSP - Nathan Kranendonk – 905-335-2353 x3137

    Consultant Construction Inspector – WSP - Cristian Urian – 519-521-2164

    Contractor – Sierra Bridge Inc. - Eddy Lilley – 519-533-2142

    Corporate Contact Centre (24 hour) - 519-741-2345