Current Work

• Beginning January 10 at the future Great Northern Way – Emily Carr Station, our working hours will move to 24 hours.
• Access to residences, businesses and parking garages will continue to be maintained during all work activities.
• Expect elevated noise during some work activities and temporary lane closures at night.

Water line relocation along Earl Finning Way near the future Great Northern Way – Emily Carr Station (December 15, 2021) (Click to view detailed notice)

• The notification dated November 29, 2021, has been updated with current scheduling details, traffic, and impacts/interruptions.
• As of December 14, BSPC is installing fencing along the north side of Earl Finning Way and commencing water line relocation work.
• Estimated duration: 3 weeks.

Elevated Guideway construction starts on December 15  (Click to view detailed notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation is  building the elevated guideway that connects VCC-Clark Station to the future Great Northern Way Station. Construction started December 15th. On January 10, the construction of 21 columns that support the guideway will begin.
• Expect elevated noise during the excavation process.
• Monday to Friday, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. Occasional nightwork may be required.
• Work is expected to be completed by end of 2022.

Construction Update, The Future Great Northern Way – Emily Carr Station and Elevated Guideway – November 12, 2021 (Click to view notice)

• For construction work between November 2021 and February 2022.
• Occasional night work related to utility relocation and excavation:  8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
• Thornton St. between Great Northern Way and E. 1st Ave, and a portion of E. 1st Ave is closed.
• Vehicle access to East 1^st Ave from Carolina St. will be closed.
• People travelling or living in the area may notice an increase in construction vehicles.

Update- Traffic patterns are changing around Mount Pleasant Station as traffic deck nears completion – Night Work(Click to view detailed notice)

• The updated notice from November 29 included this work and we have the current night activities timeline for the related traffic shift.
• To prepare for the traffic shift, work will occur overnight on December 15 and December 16, from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m.
• Single lanes of traffic westbound and eastbound will be maintained between Main and Quebec streets.

Traffic deck installation starts in Mount Pleasant in October (November 29, 2021) (Click to view notice)

• This work involves placing support beams and deck plates at night and then bolting the traffic deck in place during the day.
• During work overnight from 12 a.m. to 5 a.m., there will be a single, alternating lane on E. Broadway between Quebec and Main streets with 10-minute lane closures.
• Residents and businesses may experience elevated noise and vibration.

Construction Update-The Future Mount Pleasant Station- November 12, 2021 (Click to view notice)

• Construction Update for Fall 2021 to January 2022.
• During traffic deck construction:
  • Traffic on E. Broadway is reduced to three lanes between Kingsway and Ontario Street (2 eastbound and 1 westbound).
  • E. Broadway between Quebec and Main streets reduced to single-lane, alternating traffic, from 10 – 5 a.m.
• Elevated noise levels are expected during work.
• Pedestrians may be temporarily detoured around work zones.

Yukon Street south of W. Broadway is temporarily closing to vehicle traffic on January 24 (click to view detailed notice)

• In preparation for building the traffic deck at Broadway-City Hall, the combined sewer lines running beneath Broadway will be relocated.
• To facilitate this work, the south leg of Yukon Street at W. Broadway will be temporarily closed to vehicle traffic for approximately one month.
• Access for cyclists and pedestrians is maintained. The northern intersection of Yukon Street at W. Broadway is already closed to vehicle traffic.
• Residents will experience elevated noise during the work.

Update: Southern intersection of Yukon Street closing temporarily to vehicle traffic while utilities beneath W. Broadway are relocated (Click to view detailed notice)

• In preparation for building the traffic deck at Broadway-City Hall, the combined sewer lines running beneath Broadway will be relocated.
• To facilitate this work, the southern intersection of Yukon Street at W. Broadway will be closed to vehicle traffic later this January, while access for cyclists and pedestrians is maintained.
• Traffic on W Broadway maintained as four lanes between Cambie and Yukon streets (2 lanes in each direction).
• Residents and businesses will experience elevated noise.

Update- Northern intersection of W. Broadway at Yukon Street closed to vehicle traffic into the new year  (Click to view notice)

• The notification dated October 13, 2021, has been updated with current scheduling details.
• The northern half of the intersection will continue to be closed to vehicle traffic into the new year with access maintained for cyclists and pedestrians.
• People travelling in the area may experience some congestion, and reduced street parking, speed limits and travel lanes.

Construction Update- The Future Broadway-City Hall Statio – November 12, 2021 (Click to view notice)

• Construction updates for November 2021 to February 2022.
• Occasional night work related to utility relocation and excavation:   8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
• Traffic on W. Broadway is reduced to three lanes between Alberta to Yukon streets during traffic deck construction (2 eastbound and 1 westbound).
• Elevated noise levels are expected during work.
• Flaggers and signs will assist pedestrians, cyclists and motorists as necessary.

Relocating sewer beneath Cambie Street starts in October 2021 and continues into Spring 2022, Some Night Work (Click to view notice)

• This sewer relocation project will start in October (*note revised date) and continue into Spring 2022.
• Some night work is required.
• During the installation of bypass sewer pipes, traffic on Cambie is reduced to three lanes between Broadway and W 12th Ave (2 southbound and 1 northbound) from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
• The median on Cambie between W. 8th Avenue and W. 12th avenues will be removed.

Utilities are being relocated between Laurel and Oak streets on West Broadway –Lane closure and night work begins January 17 (Click to view detailed notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) is in your neighbourhood relocating utility lines on W. Broadway between Laurel and Oak streets.
• Completing this utility relocation requires temporary traffic changes and night work until January 24. BSPC will directly contact businesses and residents we anticipate will be affected if a water shutdown is required.
• Access to residences, businesses, and parking lots will be maintained during temporary traffic restrictions at night. The westbound right turn-lane from W. Broadway to Oak Street will be closed and then re-opened during the day.
• This work will result in elevated noise at night.

Lane shift near future Oak-VGH Station – Night work on Dec. 13, 2021 (Click to view detailed notice)

• The notice from December 10, 2021 included this work and we now have current scheduling details to share.
• Work happening between Laurel and Oak streets includes the expansion of existing work zone on north side of Broadway.
• A dedicated lane for west bound traffic to turn left at Oak intersection will be implemented.

Update- Utility relocation between Laurel and Oak streets on West Broadway- Night work (click to view detailed notice)

• Work includes the relocation of storm and sanitary utilities to the north side of W. Broadway east of Oak St.
• Occasional night work: 8 p.m. to 5 a.m
• Two lanes of traffic will be maintained on Broadway – two westbound and two eastbound

Construction Update – The Future Oak-VGH Station – November 12, 2021(Click to view notice)

• Construction update November 2021 to February 2022.
• Occasional night work related to utility relocation and excavation:  8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
• Access to Laurel Street off  W. Broadway is restricted except for emergency vehicles.
• Elevated noise levels are expected during work.
• Flaggers and signs will assist drivers, pedestrians and cyclists to navigate the area.

Oak-VGH Laurel St access off W Broadway closed (Click to view notice)

• The work area for construction of the future Oak-VGH station entrance requires closure of portions of Laurel Street from Broadway
• As early as August 27, 2021, and continuing until 2025. Closure in effect 24/7
• Single lane alternating traffic will be maintained for emergency vehicles on Laurel Street between Broadway and the laneways towards 8th Avenue on the north and towards 10th Avenue on the south
• Access for all abilities will be maintained to businesses, residences and services

Update-Night-Work-to-re-connect-utilities-near-Granville-Street-and-W.-Broadway-begins-on-November 21 (November-19-2021).pdf  (click to view notice)

• The notices from October 7 and October 20 included this work and we now have current scheduling, traffic details, and impacts to share.
• BSPC is relocating water service connections over two-weeks at Granville St. and at Hemlock St.
• Two lanes of traffic on W. Broadway between Granville and Hemlock streets at night.
• This work will result in elevated noise levels and may also result in temporary sidewalk detours.

Construction Update – The Future South Granville Station – November 12, 2021 (Click to view notice)

• Construction update for November 2021 to January 2022.
• Occasional night work related to utility relocation and excavation:    8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
• Left turns onto Granville St., both north and south, may be restricted during utility and drilling works.
• Elevated noise levels are expected during work.
• Flaggers and signs will assist drivers, pedestrians and cyclists to navigate the area.

Update- Utility Work in Preparation for Construction of the Future South Granville Station – Including Night Work- October 7, 2021 (Click to view notice)

• The notice from Sep. 16, 2021 addressing this work has been updated to reflect current schedules and night work.
• In preparation for building the traffic deck in the South Granville area, work on utilities on the south side of W. Broadway between Granville and Hemlock streets will continue through November.
• Drivers will not be able to access the laneway to east of Granville St. from W. Broadway. Vehicle access is maintained from Hemlock St. and W. 10th Ave.
• Elevated noise from the excavation process during utility works. When possible, noisiest activities will be carried out during the day.
•  Access for businesses and residences will be maintained.

Vehicle access to the south side of Maple Street from W. Broadway will be temporarily restricted for up to one month starting Thursday January 20 (click to view detailed notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation (BSPC) is in your neighbourhood relocating utilities and building the traffic deck on W. Broadway.
• Beginning on Thursday, January 20, vehicle access to the south side of Maple St. from W. Broadway will be restricted for about one month while work takes place at this intersection.
• While access to the south side of Maple St. is restricted, left turns at Cypress St. will be allowed from W. Broadway, westbound.
• Road access to Maple St. from 10th Ave to the laneway, parking garages, residences, and businesses will be maintained (see alternative access map for details)

Update: Night work to relocate utilities at Broadway between Maple and Arbutus streets resumes on January 17, 2022 and extends through mid-February (click to view detailed notice)

• The Broadway Subway Project Corporation is in your neighbourhood relocating utilities from Arbutus to Maple St.
• This work is being done over night minimize impacts to businesses, pedestrians, and traffic. No water interruptions are anticipated.
• The work will result in elevated noise during the day and night.

Update- Utility Work in Preparation for Construction of the Future Arbutus Station – Some Night Work (Click to view detailed notice)

• The notification dated November 24, 2021 has been updated with current work schedules, traffic details, and impacts.
• Lane closures on Cypress, Maple, and Arbutus streets as well as some sidewalk closures will be required.
• A water shut off may be required for this work, and some activities will be performed at night.

New Turning Restrictions for Tractor Semi-trailers in Effect December 19 at Arbutus and W. Broadway (Click to view detailed notice)

• Beginning December 19, 2021, tractor semi-trailer-type trucks WILL NOT be able to make right or left hand turns onto W. Broadway from northbound Arbutus St.
• Access is available via Oak St., Mackenzie/Macdonald streets, or Dunbar St.
• Please see the truck access route map in the detailed notice, which includes signage identifying trucks that will be subject to the turning restrictions.

 Traffic patterns continue to change around the future Arbutus Station – Night work starts Dec. 9 and portion of Maple Street will be restricted on Dec. 18 (Click to view notice)

• The notice from Oct. 25, 2021 included this work and we now have current scheduling details to share.
• To prepare for the start of drilling activities, electrical signals and lights will be adjusted on W. Broadway at Burrard, Cypress, Maple, and Arbutus streets.
• This work will be done overnight from 8 p.m. to 7 a.m. beginning Dec. 9; elevated noise during this work is expected.
• Residents and businesses in the area will experience elevated noise during the traffic shift from 8 p.m. on Dec. 18 to 7 a.m. on Dec. 19 from Maple to Yew streets.
• Drilling for the traffic deck on the southside of W. Broadway will continue between Maple and Arbutus streets starting on Dec. 20.

Update – Night Work to re-connect utilities near Maple and Cypress streets continues, includes temporary vehicle access restriction to Cypress St (Click to view notice)

• Note: The notice   from November 24, 2021 included this work and we have updated scheduling, traffic details, and impacts to share.
• BSPC is relocating water service connections. This work is continuing to be done at night to minimize impacts to businesses and residents and is expected to conclude in early December.
• People in the area can expect vehicle access to Cypress St. from W. Broadway to be restricted on the north side.

Construction Update – The Future Arbutus Station – November 12, 2021  (Click to view notice)

• Construction update November 2021 to February 2022.
• Occasional night work related to utility relocation and excavation:  8 p.m. to 5 a.m.
• Access to the north side of Maple Street off W. Broadway will be restricted.
• Access to south side of Maple Street off Broadway will be restricted intermittently during utility and drilling works.
• Elevated noise levels are expected during work.

Vehicle access to the north and south sides of Maple Street from W. Broadway is changing this fall (Click to view notice)

• In October, vehicle traffic will be restricted on Maple St. for two to four-days between W. Broadway and the laneway towards 8^th Ave.
• Later in the fall, Maple St. between W. Broadway and the laneway towards 8^th Ave. will be closed to vehicle traffic until 2025.
• During major construction, Maple St. will be temporarily restricted on the south side of W. Broadway for approximately four months.
• Street parking will be removed on Maple St. between W. Broadway and the laneway towards 8^th Ave.
• Street parking on Maple St. between W. Broadway and the laneway towards 10^th Ave. is maintained.

Broadway Subway Project- General Newsletter, December 2021 (Click to view notice)

• Activities by each station site are listed.
• View the “Building a Traffic Deck in 4 steps” infographic.

Night Work for Piezometer readings near future station locations starting November 8 (Click to view notice)

• Note: The notice from August 6, 2021 included this work and we now have current scheduling, traffic details, and impacts to share, including nightwork.
• These piezometer readings will be taken over two nights, on a biweekly basis, until Summer 2022.
• There will be short-term traffic lane shifts (about 15-minutes in duration) at the test locations.
• Access to residences and businesses will be maintained.

Update: Ground water investigations near all future stations- September 7, 2021 (Click to view notice)

• BSPC is returning to key locations to read the water levels and take samples to inform design and construction activities.
• Work occurs late June through mid October.
• Temporary lane shifts while work is being performed.

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.