Work on Avenue Chanteclerc: news and impact
Work related to the major Aqueduc de l’Ouest project is underway in Pointe-Claire and Dorval. You can find the latest news about the project and what Montréal is doing to reduce impacts here.
Information about the project
Where?
Avenue Chanteclerc, between Boulevard des Sources and Montréal International Airport
When?
July 2022 to summer 2023
What?
To reduce impacts on the district and ensure traffic flow, the cities of Pointe-Claire, Dorval and Montréal have decided to carry out the work jointly. In addition to the construction of a water main, repair of a secondary line and several roadway projects are also planned.
Work in progress
Work will start in the section between Boulevard des Sources and Avenue Deslauriers, then on the Airport land as well as on Avenue Chanteclerc up to the Surrey dog park.
Three phases are planned:
Beginning summer 2022:
● Avenue Chanteclerc, between Boulevard des Sources and Avenue Deslauriers
● Airport land and dog park
From fall 2022:
● Avenue Chanteclerc, between Boulevard Graham and Avenue Deslauriers
Work hours
Monday to Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Holidays, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Getting around during the project
Automobile traffic
- Closure of Avenue Chanteclerc, from Boulevard des Sources to the Surrey dog park. Local access is allowed.
- Partial closure of Boulevard des Sources. One lane removed between Croissant Dubord and Avenue Chanteclerc.
- Detours are anticipated to improve traffic flow
Parking
- Access to homes and their parking areas will be maintained
- On-street parking restrictions will be in effect
Pedestrians
- Detour routes will be provided as needed; pedestrian corridors will be maintained
View the Info-Travaux map for more information about work progress and the impacts on your movements.
Temporary water supply
A temporary water network will be created to ensure drinking water is provided to buildings on the north side of Avenue Chanteclerc, between Boulevard Des Sources and Avenue Deslauriers. Water quality will not be affected.
Noise disturbance
Construction work likely to generate noise will be limited to between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., on weekdays. However, in order to meet the completion schedule and in compliance with municipal regulations, work may continue into the evening or the weekend.
Vibrations
Excavation needed to complete the work will cause vibrations. All requirements in effect will be respected.
Notice of work operations
Consult the recent notices of work operations.
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