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About the project
The City of Guelph is working hard to enable the construction of more housing in our Downtown core. The City is embarking on the Downtown Infrastructure Renewal Program to replace and upgrade existing municipal infrastructure in the Downtown, which will also help make it ready to support additional housing.
The Wyndham-Wellington Water and Wastewater Capacity Improvement project is a simple project that will lead to big results. This project will allow the City to alleviate capacity restrictions in our overburdened infrastructure and open development opportunities within Downtown Guelph, south of the Metrolinx railway corridor.
The work will include the replacement of the watermain and sanitary sewer on Wellington Street East from Gordon Street to Wyndham Street South, and the replacement of the sanitary sewer on Wyndham Street South from Wellington Street East to Farquhar Street. Once this work is completed, restoration will follow in the affected areas. The total construction timeline is estimated to be approximately three months.
We’re committed to working with the Downtown community to plan and schedule this work in a way that limits the impact to daily life as much as possible.
Map of construction area
Project progress
The project is currently in the design phase. Construction is anticipated for 2025.
For more information
Andrew Miller, Project Engineer
Design and Construction
City of Guelph
519-822-1260 extension 3608
[email protected]