As winter sets in, $70M road construction season nears the end in Sudbury
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A busy construction season is coming to a close in Sudbury. Greater Sudbury said it spent $70 million on roads and construction this season. Most projects have wrapped up, but work on the Kingsway will continue until mid-December.
A busy construction season is coming to a close in Sudbury.
The City of Greater Sudbury said it spent $70 million on roads and construction this season. Most of the projects have wrapped up, but work on the Kingsway will continue until mid-December.
"We're putting some underground pipe in and in the next couple weeks, some final asphalt will go down,” said David Shelsted, the city’s director of engineering services.
“As well as setting up the final set of traffic signals for traffic at the Barrydowne intersection.”
Work on the Kingsway will continue into 2024.
"We still have some remaining work at that location," Shelsted said.
"We'll be repaving the Kingsway/Barrydowne intersection all the way to the Kingsway/Falconbridge intersection."
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