6th Street Reconstruction Phase 1
Scope of Work
Key components of the project included:
- Road Reconstruction: Completed 2,100m² of full road reconstruction to enhance durability and driving conditions.
- Water Infrastructure: Installed 180m of 150mm Ø C900 DR18 PVC watermain to modernize the water distribution system.
- Stormwater Management: Installed 110m of 300mm Ø SDR35 storm piping, along with one 900mm Ø catch basin and two 1050mm Ø manholes, to improve drainage and mitigate flooding risks.
- Curb and Sidewalk Installation: Installed 380m of mountable curb and gutter and 550m² of new sidewalk, enhancing pedestrian safety and accessibility.
Challenges & Solutions
- Urban Construction Constraints: The project required careful planning to minimize disruptions in a residential area. Copcan employed phased construction techniques and clear communication with local residents to ensure smooth execution.
- Drainage Improvements: Upgrading stormwater infrastructure was essential to address local flooding concerns. High-quality materials and efficient installation methods were used to ensure long-term reliability.
- Traffic Management: Maintaining access for local traffic and pedestrians during construction posed a challenge. Comprehensive traffic and pedestrian management plans helped minimize inconvenience for residents and businesses.
Overall Impact
The 6th Street South Reconstruction project has significantly improved road and pedestrian infrastructure in Cranbrook. With upgraded water and storm systems and enhanced sidewalks, the project has increased safety, functionality, and accessibility for the community. Copcan Civil’s expertise in civil construction ensured the successful delivery of a high-quality project on time and on budget.