Current Work

• People nearby can expect to hear clink sounds while the equipment is operating.
• 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, ongoing to mid-June 2021,
• Single-lane alternating traffic will be in effect on Earl Finning Way for the duration of the work.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.

Central Valley Greenway detour in effect May 17, 2021

The Central Valley Greenway (CVG), a multi-purpose route, has been detoured to ensure the safety of the pedestrians and cyclists who use this path during the construction of the Great Northern Way–Emily Carr Station. See April 30 and  April 16, 2021 notices regarding construction of the detour.

Great Northern Way Tree Removal (click to view notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) will be removing a number of trees to allow for the safe construction of the future station, assembly of the tunnel boring machines, tunnel excavation works, and construction of the elevated guideway.
• In the Great Northern Way-Emily Carr station area, selected red oak, shandong maple, katsura, red maple, callery pear, pacific dogwood, cherry, black cottonwood, and English holly trees will be removed. Healthy trees that do not impede construction activities will be protected and retained.
• A portion of the sidewalk on the northwest corner of Great Northern Way at Thornton St. may be intermittently closed.
• Sections of curb/parking lanes on the north side of Great Northern Way in front of Thornton St. may be intermittently closed and parking may be temporarily unavailable.

• In preparation for construction of the elevated guideway portion of the Broadway Subway Project, a portion of the building located at 901 Great Northern Way is being removed and replaced with a new foundation and façade.
• A temporary construction hoarding wall has been installed to separate the construction area from businesses.
• Work on this building is expected to be finished by summer 2021.

UPDATE: Geophysical survey investigations at the future Mount Pleasant Station (Quebec St. at E. Broadway) – Night Work (click to view notice)

• Due to the sensitivity of equipment to noise, this work will be carried out at night, when there is less traffic and movement through the area to affect the soil conditions readings.
• Work will occur as early as June 24, 2021 (for 1 to 2 nights) between 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday to Saturday
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• People travelling through or living in the area may experience thump or clunk sounds intermittently during the work.

UPDATE: Geophysical survey investigations at the future Mount Pleasant Station (E. Broadway and Kingsway) – Night Work (click to view notice)

• Due to the sensitivity of equipment to noise, this work will be carried out at night, when there is less traffic and movement through the area to affect the soil conditions readings.
• Work will occur as early as June 23, 2021 (for 2 to 3 nights) between the hours of 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday to Saturday
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Thump or clunk sounds intermittently during the work.

Sewer relocation in Mount Pleasant continues the week of June 21-27 and planning underway for overnight water shutdown  (click to view notice)

•  BSPC needs to reinstate a portion of the water line on E 8th Avenue (Segment 1) which includes temporary overnight water shut off for approximately four hours as early as June 28
•  BSPC is directly contacting the businesses and residents we anticipate will be affected by the water shutdown.
• The new sewer line is expected to be completed before the end of June.
• Existing traffic affects and impacts carry remain unchanged from previous week (June 14-20)

Water well investigations near future Arbutus, Broadway-City Hall, and Mt. Pleasant stations  (click to view notice)

• key locations will be visited to read the water levels and take samples to inform design and construction activities
• Work at each test location will take about half a day starting as early as June 21 through July 2021 between 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Saturday
• Temporary lane shifts while work is being performed.
• Access to roads, properties, and businesses will be maintained.

Geophysical survey investigations near the future Mount Pleasant Station (W. Broadway and Quebec St.) – Night Work (click to view notice)

• Work will be performed overnight as early as June 17, lasting 1-2 nights. Hours of work are 10 p.m.- 6 a.m. Monday-Saturday.
• Noise similar to thump or clunk sounds intermittently during the work.
• Two lanes in each direction will be maintained on W. Broadway and  minimum of one lane in each direction will be maintained on Quebec St.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Bus stops near the work area may be relocated.

Sewer relocation in Mount Pleasant continues the week of June 14-20 (click to view notice)

• Daytime work will continue on E. 8^th Avenue, on the north end of Main Street between Kingsway and E. Broadway, and on the south end of Segment 5 between 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Access to E. 8^th Avenue from Quebec Street will be managed by a traffic flagger.
• Parking on the east side of Main Street between E. 10^th Avenue and Kingsway will be temporarily unavailable.
• The Main Street Sewer Relocation Project is expected to be completed before the end of June.

Sewer relocation in Mount Pleasant continues the week of June 7-13 (click to view notice)

• Daytime work will continue on E. 8th Avenue and on the north end of Main Street between Kingsway and E. Broadway. Daytime work will start on the south end of Segment 5.
• Work will primarily be completed Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. but may on occasion occur on Saturday or Sunday.
• There will be varying traffic shifts on Main Street between Kingsway and Main Street. Watch for traffic signs and flaggers for lane modifications.
• Access for all abilities will be maintained to residences, businesses and services.

Traffic Patterns are changing between Mount Pleasant and Broadway-City Hall as Major Construction Begins (click to view notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) is in your neighbourhood building the traffic deck. Once completed, the traffic deck maintains an at-grade, safe and consistent four lane traffic configuration while construction continues below ground.
• Hours of work are 7 a.m.-5 p.m., with occasional night work from 6 p.m.- 5 a.m. Work will primarily be performed Monday to Saturday (on occasion Sunday).
• Drilling began May 19, 2021 and traffic pattern changes begin as early as May 25, 2021.
• Two lanes will be maintained eastbound on Broadway and one lane will be maintained westbound from Kingsway to Columbia.
• Street parking along Broadway will be removed. Curb lanes will be dedicated for emergency vehicles and buses.
• Access for all abilities will be maintained to residences, businesses and services.
• Multiple pedestrian and vehicle traffic impacts, please view full notice.
• See previous notice May 17, 2020.

Geophysical survey investigations at the future Mount Pleasant Station (E. Broadway and Kingsway) – Night Work

• Work will be performed overnight as early as mid-May 12, lasting 2-3 nights. Hours of work are 10 p.m.- 6 a.m. Monday-Saturday
• Noise similar to thump or clunk sounds intermittently during the work
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Two lanes in each direction will be maintained on E. Broadway and two lanes in each direction will be maintained on Kingsway.
• Bus stops near the work area may be relocated.

Traffic patterns are changing around Broadway-City Hall Station as major construction begins (click to view notice)

• BSPC is working towards building a traffic deck between Cambie and Alberta streets
• Traffic patterns shifted to a three-lane configuration between Alberta and Yukon on June 22 (2 eastbound and 1 westbound).
• Hours of work occur Monday to Saturday between 7am-5pm with occasional night work between 7pm-5am
• Access for all abilities will be maintained to residences, businesses, and services.
• Sidewalks segments may be closed, and pedestrians detoured around work zones.

Water well investigations near future Arbutus, Broadway-City Hall, and Mt. Pleasant stations  (click to view notice)

• key locations will be visited to read the water levels and take samples to inform design and construction activities
• Work at each test location will take about half a day starting as early as June 21 through July 2021 between 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Saturday
• Temporary lane shifts while work is being performed.
• Access to roads, properties, and businesses will be maintained.

Geotechnical investigations near the future Broadway-City Hall Station (W. Broadway between Yukon St. to Cambie St.) (click to view notice)

• This work will take place during the day on W. Broadway between Yukon St. and Cambie St.
• Timeframe includes mid-late June 2021 (for one or two days) between 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Saturday
• Parking on W. Broadway, between Alberta St. and Ash St. will be restricted during the work.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• People travelling through or living in the area may experience short-duration noisy saw cutting and intermittent clunk sounds during the work.

Building foundation pre-locates on W. Broadway between Yukon and Alberta streets (click to view notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) will be in your neighbourhood conducting building foundation pre-locates in advance of building the traffic deck near the future Broadway City-Hall Station. This work involves measuring the location and depth of building foundations in preparation for construction. Hours of work are 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday to Friday beginning as early as June 15, 2021.
• The work will occur on the south sidewalk of W. Broadway between Alberta and Yukon streets.
• Noise from the hydrovac excavation process.
• Eastbound curb lane on W. Broadway will be closed from Yukon St. to Alberta St.
• Parking may be restricted.
• Sidewalks may be narrowed near work zones – please watch for signs and flaggers.

Utilities investigation on W. Broadway between Alberta and Cambie Streets (click to view notice)

• The utilities investigation between Alberta and Yukon Streets is complete; work from Yukon to Cambie streets is ongoing and may continue until the end of June. Hours of work are 7 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday to Friday, ongoing until the end of June (updated timing).
• Work will generate noise, resulting from the hydrovac excavation process to remove the soil.
• The curb lane on W. Broadway will be closed in the area where work is being performed.
• Access for businesses and educational institutions will be maintained.
• Click to view the original notice.

Demolition work continues at the future Broadway-City Hall station (click to view notice)

• BSPC is continuing the removal of hazardous materials and interior elements at 456 W. Broadway; once this work is complete in mid-June, BSPC will proceed with the structural demolition of that building. Hours of work are 7 a.m. -5 p.m. Monday to Friday.
• Timing:
  • Continuing through July 2021 (trucking and site clean up)
  • As early as June 21 to July2021 (456 W. Broadway demolition)
• Two lanes of traffic will be maintained eastbound on W. Broadway, with a portion of the eastbound HOV/curb lane on W. Broadway temporarily closed in front of the demolition site for the duration of the demolition work.
• The sidewalk may be closed on W. Broadway in front of the demolition sites for the duration of the demolition work.
• Access for residents, businesses and Broadway-City Hall will be maintained.

Utilities investigation on Cambie Street between W. 8th and W. 10th avenues – Night Work (click to view notice)

• Southbound traffic on Cambie may be reduced to as little as a single lane in the area where work is being performed. Westbound curb lane on W. Broadway will be closed when work is being performed at the intersection with Cambie Street.
• Work between W. 8th Avenue and W. Broadway will occur at night (7 p.m. to 5 a.m. Monday to Friday)
• Work between W. Broadway and W. 10th Avenue will occur during the day (7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday to Friday)
• Access for businesses and residences will be maintained.

CCTV surveys of sewers near the future Broadway-City Hall Station – Night Work (click to view notice)

• Please note this work is currently on hold and an update will be provided once the work is rescheduled.
• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) will be in your neighbourhood to document the condition of the sanitary sewer and storm lines near the future Broadway-City Hall Station. Hours of work are 7 p.m.-5 a.m. starting as early as May 25, 2021 (updated timing)
• To minimize traffic disruptions on W. Broadway and Cambie Street, work will occur after the evening rush hour and continue overnight.
• Multiple traffic impacts and work areas (please view full notice).
• Click to see May 4, 2021 notice.

Geotechnical investigation on Cambie St. (W. Broadway to 10th Ave.) (click to view notice)

• Two lanes of traffic will be maintained southbound on Cambie St. Work will take place on Cambie St., between W. Broadway and 10th Ave., with traffic diverted around the work. Hours of work are 7 a.m.- 5 p.m., Saturday beginning as early as May 24 – mid-June, 2021.
• The sidewalk on the east side of Cambie St. (between W. Broadway and 10th Ave.) will be temporarily unavailable during the work.
• Access to roads, properties, and businesses will be maintained.

Demolition work continues at the future Broadway-City Hall station (click to view notice)

• Demolition work has been completed at 400 W. Broadway. Crews are clearing the site and trucking out debris until May 28, 2021. Hours of work are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday.
• Demolition of 450 and 456 W. Broadway will occur late April to the end of May, 2021.
• Two lanes of traffic will be maintained eastbound on W. Broadway, with a portion of the eastbound HOV/curb lane on W. Broadway temporarily closed in front of the demolition site for the duration of the work.
• See April 1st, 2021 and December 2, 2020 notice.

Broadway-City Hall Tree Removal (click to view notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) will be removing a number of trees to allow for the safe construction of the future station, sewer line relocations, installation of traffic decking to allow people to travel through the corridor while station excavation work is underway and, eventually, station construction.
• In the Broadway-City Hall station area, selected American elm, Japanese Cherry, English oak, Persian ironwood, black cottonwood, callery pear, and laurel trees will be removed. Healthy trees that do not impede construction activities will be protected and retained.
• A portion of the sidewalk on the west side of Yukon St. (between West Broadway and 10^th) and on the north and south sides of West Broadway (between Alberta St. and Yukon St.) may be intermittently closed.
• Sections of curb/parking lanes on the west side of Yukon St. (between West Broadway and 10^th Ave.) and on the north and south sides of West Broadway (between Alberta St. and Yukon St.) may be intermittently closed and parking may be temporarily unavailable.

Geophysical survey investigations at the future Oak-VGH station (W. Broadway and Heather St.) – Night Work (click to view notice)

• Due to the noise sensitivity of  the equipment, this work will be carried out at night, when there is less traffic and movement through the area.
• People nearby can expect to hear thump or clunk sounds intermittently for about six hours between 10 pm and 6 am. The noise levels from this work will be monitored to ensure it is within allowable City limits. Work to begin as early as June 15, 2021 (for 2 to 3 nights) (updated timing).
• For most of the work, a minimum of two lanes in each direction will be maintained on W. Broadway (between Ash St. and Willow St.)
• One lane each way will be maintained on Heather St. during the work on that street.
• Heather St. will be unavailable to through traffic during the work on W. Broadway.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Click to see June 7, 2021 notice

Utility Relocation along Oak Street and West Broadway (click to view notice)

• Starting as early as the week of June 14^th crews will be working during the day, performing utility investigations, continuing until August 2021
• Hours of work include Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Utility relocation may include occasional night work: 8 p.m. to 5 a.m
• Two lanes of traffic will be maintained in each direction on Broadway
• Noise from the hydro-vac excavation process
• Multiple impacts, please see full notice

Geophysical survey investigations at the future Oak-VGH station (W. Broadway and Heather St.) (click to view notice)

• Work will be performed overnight as early as May 11, lasting 2-3 nights. Hours of work are 10 p.m.- 6 a.m. Monday-Saturday.
• Noise similar to thump or clunk sounds intermittently during the work.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Two lanes in each direction will be maintained on W. Broadway and one lane in each direction will be maintained on Heather St.
• Multiple vehicle and pedestrian traffic and parking impacts (please view full notice).
• Click to view April 21 notice.

Geotechnical investigations near the future South Granville Station (W. Broadway between Granville St. to Hemlock St.) (click to view notice)

• Geotechnical investigations collect data that will inform planning and safety measures for future construction activities
• Work will occur mid-late June 2021 (for one or two days) between 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Saturday
• Parking on the north side of W. Broadway, between Granville St. and east of Hemlock St., will be restricted during the work.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• People travelling through or living in the area may experience short-duration noisy saw cutting and intermittent clunk sounds during the work.

CCTV surveys of sewers near the future South Granville Station   (click to view notice)

• As early as June 21, 2021, work will occur 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays
• There will be temporary lane closures lasting up to 60 minutes per access point (refer to map in notice)
• There will be temporary turning restrictions at select intersections – please watch for signage and flaggers.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Access to bus stops will be maintained.
• Street parking will be temporarily restricted during the CCTV investigations.

Geophysical survey investigations near the future South Granville Station (W. Broadway, Granville St. to Hemlock St.) – Night Work (click to view notice)

• Work will be performed overnight as early as late June, lasting 1-2 nights. Hours of work are 10 p.m.- 6 a.m. Monday-Saturday.
• Noise similar to thump or clunk sounds intermittently during the work.
• Two lanes in each direction will be maintained on W. Broadway.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Bus stops near the work area may be relocated.

Demolition at the future South Granville Station (W. Broadway between Hemlock St. and Granville St.) (click to view notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) will begin the structural demolition of the 1409, 1421, 1431, 1441, and 1451 W. The first buildings to be demolished will be 1441 and 1451 W. Broadway. Hours of work are 7 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday to Friday, starting  as early as May 17 -mid-summer, 2021.
• Whenever possible, noisiest work will be performed 10 a.m.- 3 p.m.
•  Two lanes of traffic will be maintained westbound on W. Broadway.
• Parking on the westbound / north side of W. Broadway (between Granville St. and Hemlock St.) will be unavailable
• Pedestrian access on the north side of W. Broadway will be maintained, except during intermittent closures that may be required to ensure safety during the demolition of street-facing walls.

South Granville Station Block (click to view notice)

• Removal of hazardous materials in preparation for structural demolition at 1409, 1421, 1431, 1441 and 1451 West Broadway.
• Work occurs 7 a.m.-3 p.m., Feb 8 to approximately end of June. (revised dates)

Utility Work in Preparation for Construction of the Future South Granville Station (click t0 view notice)

• Investigation work between Hemlock St. and W. Broadway in the Southern laneway: as early as June 9 (for 1-3 days). Other work, as early as mid-late July, lasting approximately four weeks
• Hours of work include: Weekdays, 7 am to 8 pm, Saturdays, 7 am to 8 pm, and Sundays, 10 am to 5 pm
• Expect noise from the hydro-vac excavation process during utility works.
• Two lanes of traffic will be maintained in each direction on Broadway during all work stages.
• Sidewalk access for businesses and residences will be maintained.

CCTV surveys of sewers near the future Arbutus Station (click to view notice)

• Documentation of the condition of sanitary sewer and storm lines near the future Arbutus Station will be collected with closed-circuit TV (CCTV) cameras
• The work will occur as early as June 21, 2021 on a weekday between 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
• There will be temporary lane closures and turning restriction lasting up to 60 minutes at each location.
• Access for businesses, residences, bus stops, and Arbutus Greenway will be maintained.

Water well investigations near future Arbutus, Broadway-City Hall, and Mt. Pleasant stations  (click to view notice)

• key locations will be visited to read the water levels and take samples to inform design and construction activities
• Work at each test location will take about half a day starting as early as June 21 through July 2021 between 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Saturday
• Temporary lane shifts while work is being performed.
• Access to roads, properties, and businesses will be maintained.

Geophysical survey investigations at the future Arbutus Station (W. Broadway and Arbutus St.) – Night Work (click to view notice)

• Work will be performed overnight as early as June 21, lasting 3-4 nights. Hours of work are 10 p.m.- 6 a.m. Monday-Saturday (updated timing)
• Noise similar to thump or clunk sounds intermittently during the work.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Two lanes in each direction will be maintained on W. Broadway and one lane in each direction will be maintained on Arbutus St.
• There may be some temporary sidewalk closures.
• Click to view April 30 notice.

Geotechnical investigation on W. Broadway (Burrard St. to Cypress St.) (click to view notice)

• Starting as early as June 6 until late June (4-7 days, intermittently)
• Work occurs 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Saturday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday
• A minimum of two lanes of traffic will be maintained in each direction on W. Broadway.
• Access to roads, properties, and businesses will be maintained.

Geotechnical investigations near the future Arbutus Station (click to view notice)

• Westbound W. Broadway traffic is unaffected. The eastbound left turn lane on Broadway (onto Arbutus St.) will not be available during work on W. Broadway. Westbound W. Broadway traffic is unaffected. Hours of work are 7 a.m.-5p.m., Monday to Saturday, beginning as early as May 10, 2021-mid June (updated timing).
•  Road and sidewalk access to businesses and residences will be maintained.
• Street parking on the south side of W. Broadway between Arbutus St. and Yew St. will be unavailable.
• Street parking on Arbutus St. between W. Broadway and 10th Ave. will be unavailable.
• Click to see May 7, 2021 notice.

West Broadway between Cypress and Arbutus tree removal (click to view notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) will be removing a number of trees to allow for the safe installation of traffic decking to allow people to travel through the corridor while station excavation work is underway and, eventually, station construction
• In the Arbutus station area, selected linden, maple, Japanese cherry, and Japanese snowbell trees will be removed. Healthy trees that do not impede construction activities will be protected and retained.
• Sections of the curb/parking lanes on north and south side of West Broadway (between Cypress St. and Arbutus St.) may be intermittently closed and parking may be temporarily unavailable.
• Sections of the curb/parking lane on the east side of Arbutus (between 10th Ave. and 8th Ave.) may be intermittently closed and parking may be temporarily unavailable.
• A portion of the sidewalk on the north and south side of West Broadway (between Cypress St. and Arbutus St.) may be intermittently closed.
• A portion of the sidewalk on the east side of Arbutus (between 10th Ave. and 8th Ave.) may be intermittently closed.

Geophysical survey investigations near the future Arbutus Station (W. Broadway, Cypress St., and Burrard St.) – Night Work (click to view notice)

• Work will be performed overnight as early as mid-May 12, lasting 4-5 nights. Hours of work are 10 p.m.- 6 a.m. Monday-Saturday.
• Noise similar to thump or clunk sounds intermittently during the work.
• Two lanes in each direction will be maintained on W. Broadway and a minimum of one lane in each direction will be maintained on Burrard St.
• There will be intermittent lane impacts to Cypress St.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Bus stops near the work area may be relocated.

Site preparation continues at the future Arbutus Station (click to view notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) has now completed the demolition and hauling of the demolition debris at 2097 W. Broadway.
• BSPC will remain in your neighbourhood continuing to prepare the site for future station construction. Site preparation will include soil removal and levelling of the ground. This work will be carried out within BSCP’s fenced areas.
• Traffic safety measures to minimize impacts will include a designated truck route and flaggers, as required.
• Access for residents and businesses will be maintained.
• Click to see March 12,  March 9, and February 19, 2021 notices.

Parking removal along Broadway near future station blocks (click to view notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) will be in your neighbourhood preparing for major construction work planned in the coming months. As part of this preparation, on-street parking will be removed during non rush periods near the future Oak-VGH, South Granville and Arbutus stations.
• Parking meters will be removed by the City of Vancouver between 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Parking will be unavailable starting as early as June 1, 2021 until the end of project construction in 2025.
• Timing:
  • As early as June 1:
    • Laurel St – Oak St
  • As early as June 14:
    • Hemlock St – Granville St
    • Cypress St – Arbutus St.
• City of Vancouver will install signage and bag parking meters a few days in advance of the removal. Please watch for onsite notices.
• Multiple locations impacted, please view full notice to see maps.

Piezometer Readings Near Future Station (click to view notice)

•  Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) is returning to key locations to read the water levels with a special tool called a piezometer. Hours of work are 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 7 a.m., Monday to Saturday, April 30 through summer 2021.
• Access to roads, properties, and businesses will be maintained.
• Short-term traffic lane shifts (about 15-minutes in duration) at the test locations.
• A traffic truck with direction lights will inform of the lane shift, while crews take the piezometer reading.
• Work may be performed at night. The work at each location is expected to last about 15 minutes and will not be noisy.

Geotechnical Investigations Near Future Station Locations (click to view notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) crews will be conducting geotechnical investigations near future station locations to collect information that will inform planning and safety measures during construction. Hours of work are 7 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday – Saturday, March -End of Spring, 2021.
• Future station locations include Great Northern Way – Emily Carr, Mount Pleasant, Broadway – City Hall, Oak-VGH, South Granville, and Arbutus.
• Access to roads, properties, and businesses will be maintained.
• Temporary noise from drilling is expected to be no louder than passing traffic.

CCTV surveys (click to view notice)

• Closed-circuit TV cameras will be lowered into the sewer and storm lines near each of the six future station locations.
• Work will occur 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday, February 4-March 31, 2021 throughout the corridor. (revised dates)
• There will be temporary lane and sidewalk closures of up to 30 minutes; please watch for traffic controllers.