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SUMMARY OF PROPOSED 2015 CAPITAL PROGRAM 1) Road Reconstruction/Rehabilitation Road # Municipality Description Tender Construction *1 (River Road) McNab/Braeside Rehabilitation from Braeside West Limits to Toner Road, 2.0 Km. March June-July August- 2 (White Lake Road) McNab/Braeside Rehabilitation from Waba Creek Bridge to County Road 52, 0.4 km April September *6 (Lochwinnoch Road) McNab/Braeside & Horton Rehabilitation from Goshen Road to Miller Road, 5.4 km March-April May-June Reconstruction/Rehabilitation from County Road 24 to Pembroke South Limit, 5.0 †19 (Mud Lake Road) Laurentian Valley km May July-October 21 (Beachburg Road) Whitewater Rehabilitation from Jamieson Crescent to County Road 49, 2.2 km April September 30 (Lake Dore Road) North Algona Wilberforce Rehabilitation from Scheuneman Road to Hwy 41, 2.0 km March-April July-August August- 52 (Burnstown Road) McNab/Braeside Rehabilitation from County Road 2 to Waba Creek Bridge, 0.7 km April September †54 (McLean Ave) McNab/Braeside Rehabilitation from Hwy 17 to County Road 3, 5.1 km March-April June-July *58 (Round Lake Road) Killaloe, Hagarty & Richards Rehabilitation from Round Lake Centre to Deer Trail Road, 5.7 km March May-July *58 (Round Lake Road) Laurentian Valley Rehabilitation from 3 km east of Picnic Area to Fraser Lots 20/21, 3.8 km March May-July *58 (Round Lake Road/Bruham Ave) Laurentian Valley Rehabilitation from Hwy 17 to Boundary Road, 5.3 km March May-July 2014 69 (Dunn Street) Madawaska Valley Reconstruction from Queen Street to Hwy 60, 0.6 km May-June Tender 70 (Ruby Road) Killaloe, Hagarty & Richards Rehabilitation from County Road 512 to Gorman Road, 4.3 km March July-August August- 512 (Queen Street) Killaloe, Hagarty & Richards Rehabiltation from Hwy 60 to Killaloe South Urban Limit, 2.0 km April September *635 (Swisha Road) Laurentian Hills Rehabilitation from Hwy 17 to Interprovincial bridge, 2.5 km April September 24 (Whitewater Road) Laurentian Valley CN Railway Crossing improvements April June 36 (TV Tower Road) Laurentian Valley CP Railway Crossing improvments April June 40 (Greenwood Road) Laurentian Valley CP Railway Crossing improvments April June *These projects are undertaken using funds provided by the Government of Canada through the transfer of Gas Tax Revenues †This project is funded by Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund 2) Bridge & Culvert Reconstruction/Rehabilitation Structure # and Name Municipality Description Tender Construction Brudenell, Lyndoch & B071 (Bruceton Bridge) Bridge Rehabilitation Day Labour October Raglan 2014 B096 (Centennial Lake Bridge) Greater Madawaska Bridge Reconstruction May-June Tender †B143 (McDonnells Bridge) Laurentian Valley Bridge Rehabilitation May July-October †B144 (Johnston Bridge) Laurentian Valley Bridge Rehabilitation May July-October Brudenell, Lyndoch & C065 (Rockingham Creek Culvert) Culvert Replacement Day Labour June-August Raglan C151 (Wadsworth Culvert) Madawaska Valley Culvert Replacement February March-April August- C190 (Buchwoltz Culvert) Laurentian Valley Culvert Replacement Day Labour September C251 (Armstrongs Culvert) McNab/Braeside Culvert Replacement Day Labour September Brudenell, Lyndoch & August- C261 (Kauffeldt's Culvert) Culvert Replacement Day Labour Raglan September †This project is funded by Ontario Community Infrastructure Fund .

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Township of Admaston/Bromley First Monthly Meeting Thursday, July 2Nd, 2020 @ 7:30 P.M
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