Road & Sidewalk Closures

Please be advised of the sidewalk closure.

Location: Phillip Murray Ave between Stevenson Rd S and Park Rd S - south side

Duration: starting Wednesday, October 16, 2019 and will continue until approximately November 15, 2019 weather permitting

Sidewalk closure signage will be in place. Refer to attached map.

Why: Construction of driveway road entrance and utility services to new development

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

In response to a series of recent watermain breaks encountered on Foxrun Court and Cricklewood Drive in the City of Oshawa, The Regional Municipality of Durham has retained a contractor to rehabilitate the watermains on these streets. The watermain rehabilitation process includes cleaning the interior of the watermain and installing a structural liner. This rehabilitation process renews aging infrastructure, improves water quality and reduces the risk of watermain breaks. The...
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The Regional Municipality of Durham will be replacing deficient polybutylene water service connections on Monck Street and McGrigor Street in the City of Oshawa. The project includes replacement of existing polybutylene piping with new copper pipe and relocation of the water service valves to property line.

Construction schedule
The Region’s contractor, Bry Ron Contracting Ltd., will mobilize crews in October and is expecting to complete the work by the end of October....
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The Regional Municipality of Durham will be replacing deficient polybutylene water service connections on Turf Court in the City of Oshawa. The project includes replacement of existing polybutylene piping with new copper pipe and relocation of the water service valves to property line.

Construction schedule
The Region’s contractor, Bry Ron Contracting Ltd., will mobilize crews in October and is expecting to complete the work by the end of October. Unfavorable weather conditions...
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Updated Thursday, October 3 at 9:30 a.m.

Please be advised that Conlin Road East, between Bridle Road and Avalon Street, has reopened to thru traffic. Pedestrian access continues to be available using the sidewalk on the south side of Conlin Road.

The unplanned road closure was to address a public safety concern that was brought to the City’s attention on Tuesday, October 1 during construction work associated with the existing Conlin Road structure. The City’s contractor...
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