FAQs
- Major construction project updates
- Severe traffic interruptions
- Watermain breaks
- Emergency communications (e.g. severe weather, major fire)
- Garbage/recycling collection schedule changes or cancellations
- Boil order advisories
What work is proposed?
This project will replace asphalt, sidewalks, and underground water, sanitary, and storm systems.
How long will construction take?
The project is expected to start in late summer 2025 and end in early 2027. A more detailed timeline will be provided as the project progresses.
What time will construction work occur?
The contractor is permitted to work within the hours specified in the City's Noise Bylaw (between 7:00 am and 11:00 pm).
Daily schedules may vary depending on weather conditions.
Will there be road closures or detours during construction?
Due to the scale of the project, traffic detours will be required at various stages. Detour plans will be shared with residents and posted once construction begins.
How will construction affect access to my property?
The contractor will coordinate with local homeowners and businesses to ensure access is maintained during construction.
Will there be utility disruptions?
There will be some utility disruptions, but they will be kept at a minimum as services to businesses and residents are to be maintained at all times by the contractor.
Temporary power poles will be placed, and there may be a disruption in communication services, such as Bell Aliant and Rogers, among others.
Who can I contact if I have any questions or concerns during construction?
The City of Mount Pearl has a dedicated email address for all questions or concerns regarding construction projects: engineeringservices@mountpearl.ca. To speak directly with the project team, you can contact Dwayne Barnes at dbarnes@mountpearl.ca or Jeremy Johnson at jjohnson@mountpearl.ca.
Questions about the temporary power poles? Please call Newfoundland Power at 1-800-663-2802 with reference number TWR 448072
How can I stay updated on the progress of the project?
Residents are encouraged to check the dedicated construction project page, the City of Mount Pearl Facebook page, sign up for email notifications on project updates, and sign up for the City of Mount Pearl's Citizen Alert platform.
Citizen Alert is a tool that provides communication from the City directly to you, our residents. By signing up, we'll keep you in the loop on emergencies, service interruptions, and more.
This includes, but is not limited to: