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Dunlop Street Bridge Sanitary Relocation
Sarjeant Drive to Anne Street
To facilitate the Ministry of Transportation's (MTO) Dunlop Street Bridge Interchange project works planned for the future, the City of Barrie will be relocating the existing trunk sanitary sewer.
The existing alignment crosses Dunlop on the west side of the bridge and then crosses Highway 400 south of the bridge. The existing alignment conflicts with MTO’s future bridge structure. MTO requires the City to move the sewer so they can construct the new Dunlop Street Bridge.
The City has awarded the Engineering Design of the Dunlop Street Trunk Sanitary Relocation to Associated Engineering and is currently in the design phase of the project.
Project Scope
It has been confirmed that the scope of works will include relocating the trunk sanitary sewer along Cedar Point Drive from Dunlop to Edgehill and abandon the existing sewer abutting the Highway 400 right of way. The sewer will cross Highway 400 south of the existing interchange and connect to the existing main at Hart Drive.
Project Updates
June 2022
- Subsurface Utility Deliverables provided
- Survey Deliverables provided
- Geotechnical investigations works are underway
- Associated Engineering is working towards the 60% submission
| Previous Updates | |
May 2022- Subsurface Utility field investigations completed
- Topographic Survey Field Work completed
- Geotechnical Consultant awarded
- Associated Engineering is working towards the 60% submission.
April 2022
Associated Engineering is working towards the 60% submission. March 2022
The City has successfully obtained T2ue to complete the Subsurface Utility Engineering for the project. As well, hired Rudy Mak to complete the topographic and boundary survey. Associated Engineering is working towards the 60% submission February 2022
The 30% submission was delivered and comments from the City provided. Associated is working towards the 60% submission. January 2022
30% Detailed Design package under development. December 2021
30% Detailed Design package under development. November 2021
Associated Engineering has provided the City with design alignment options and are currently working towards the 30% design submission. October 2021Associated Engineering is completing the environmental field studies associated with the Dyments Creek Crossing. The preliminary design is currently underway. |
Project Schedule
| Engineering Design | October 2021 to December 2022 |
| Utility Relocation | January 2023 to May 2023 |
| Construction | June 2023 to December 2023 |
Frequently Asked Questions
| How long is the MTO construction for the Dunlop Interchange works anticipated to take? | |
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