University Avenue Storm Sewer Upgrades (at Prince Philip Drive)
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The City of St. John's will be upgrading storm sewer infrastructure on University Avenue and Prince Philip Drive, from approximately 118 University Avenue to the north side of Prince Philip Drive. The new storm sewer will be installed through the intersection, crossing all lanes of Prince Philip Drive.
Construction is expected from August to October 2024, causing traffic delays due to lane reductions, diversions, and possible detours. The City will make every effort to minimize interruptions. Pedestrian access will be maintained during construction, and the public is asked to follow all posted signage in and near the construction zones.
The City of St. John’s will provide updates on traffic interruptions and progress throughout the duration of the project. You can review the project schedule on this page to follow progress of the project and subscribe to receive the latest City news and advisories.
Construction Projects in the Memorial University Area
A significant amount of work is being completed in the Memorial University area during the 2024 construction season which will impact the overall flow of traffic in the area. In addition to the above, the following projects will also be active in the area:
This page is not intended to replace other information such as Public Advisories or Public Notices. For day-to-day updates such as traffic or water interruptions, check the City's website. To keep informed of the City’s traffic advisories please sign up for City Notifications.
The City of St. John's will be upgrading storm sewer infrastructure on University Avenue and Prince Philip Drive, from approximately 118 University Avenue to the north side of Prince Philip Drive. The new storm sewer will be installed through the intersection, crossing all lanes of Prince Philip Drive.
Construction is expected from August to October 2024, causing traffic delays due to lane reductions, diversions, and possible detours. The City will make every effort to minimize interruptions. Pedestrian access will be maintained during construction, and the public is asked to follow all posted signage in and near the construction zones.
The City of St. John’s will provide updates on traffic interruptions and progress throughout the duration of the project. You can review the project schedule on this page to follow progress of the project and subscribe to receive the latest City news and advisories.
Construction Projects in the Memorial University Area
A significant amount of work is being completed in the Memorial University area during the 2024 construction season which will impact the overall flow of traffic in the area. In addition to the above, the following projects will also be active in the area:
This page is not intended to replace other information such as Public Advisories or Public Notices. For day-to-day updates such as traffic or water interruptions, check the City's website. To keep informed of the City’s traffic advisories please sign up for City Notifications.
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Unfortunately there will be some overlap in construction on these projects. The City recognizes that this will impact traffic in the area and will mitigate to the extent possible, but both these projects are required prior to the Canada Games in 2025 and neither could be delayed.
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