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Phase 2 of Centennial Street redevelopment project in Sylvan Lake to begin Sept. 9

Sep 3, 2024 | 12:07 PM

Town of Sylvan Lake PSAPhase 2 of the Centennial Street Redevelopment project is scheduled to begin on September 9, 2024. This phase includes improving the intersection at 50 Avenue and Centennial Street. We hope to finish the majority of Phase 2 this fall. Phase 2 finishing touches are scheduled for spring 2025. Please keep in mind timelines are weather dependent. Thanks to all the amazing Lakers for their patience during construction. The new intersection will bring much needed improvements in safety and traffic flow downtown. We also thank everyone who continues to support our local businesses during the construction.

Construction Break

We scheduled a 2-year break from downtown construction once Phase 2 construction is complete

This gives both residents and businesses a break to recover and plan before Phase 3 begins

September to October 2024

Remove old asphalt, concrete curbs, and sidewalks

Install underground wiring conduit for the new traffic signals

Excavate and install a new gravel structure to provide a base for a new asphalt road surface

Build new curbs, gutters, and sidewalks

Pave the road with asphalt

Install a new asphalt walking path on the east side of the intersection

  • Landscaping
  • CN Rail and Fortis are also working on upgrades

November 2024

Install traffic lights

Closures

  • The 50 Avenue and Centennial Street intersection is closed during construction
  • All businesses remain open during construction
  • Businesses and the library remain open and accessible during construction
  • Pedestrians can access all businesses during construction
  • When new concrete is placed, please visit businesses using the rear access for 24 hours while the concrete dries
  • For businesses without rear doors, we will make every attempt to schedule work so that any business closures are kept to a minimum. For example, scheduling concrete work on days businesses are closed. Closures should be kept to 24 hours, just to allow for new concrete to dry
  • Please stay safe by following signage
  • Open parking during construction

The library parking lot south of 50 Avenue

On street parking north of 50 Avenue

Questions

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Downtown businesses are invited to attend a construction coffee meeting

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