Boulevard Laurentien and Rue Lachapelle area: Construction news and impacts

Last updated September 27, 2022
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Construction in the Boulevard Laurentien and Rue Lachapelle area may have an impact on your daily life, particularly travel. Find out what you need to know.

Work is being done to replace drinking water and sewer mains, rebuild the road and sidewalks and change street lighting.

The construction project is being coordinated with the upcoming work to be done by the Commission des services électriques de Montréal (CSEM) in order to avoid multiple closures of the same site.

Construction site news

Get the latest news about the work site and what the city is doing to reduce impacts on residents.

Work in progress

The following work on Rue Lachapelle and Rue Périnault to redesign and beautify the area is underway as part of phase 3, which will continue through fall 2023.

The work consists of replacing drinking water and sewer mains, installing traffic lights, burying electrical wires, moving the natural gas line (Énergir), rebuilding underground electrical conduits (CSEM), rebuilding the street, widening the sidewalks, installing granite borders, putting in new street lighting and planting new trees.

Impacts and mitigation measures

Work that is performed in this area will take place in phases in order to minimize impacts on your travel and area activities. See construction notices or have a look at the Info-Travaux map to plan your travels accordingly.

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Construction notices

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