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Chilliwack plan for 2023 road rehab on deck for vote at city hall

Multi-million tender for road rehabilitation will be awarded on at city hall
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Every year City of Chilliwack goes out to tender for various road rehab projects based on its worst-first road classifications. (City of Chilliwack file)

Chilliwack council approved the annual contract for road-rehab work at the Tuesday (Oct. 10) council meeting.

City of Chilliwack goes out to tender for “asphalt rehabilitation work” every year in order to “maintain the driving surface” and reduce maintenance costs.

This year B.A. Blacktop Ltd. was selected with a price of $3.19 million, after staff recommended it be awarded the tender according to the staff report in the council agenda package.

That company was one of four firms to submit a price along with All Roads Construction Ltd. ( $3.68M) Lafarge Canada Inc., ($3.74M) and Key West Asphalt Ltd. ($3.82M) for the 2023 tender.

The list of basic works are for the roads classified as “in need,” based on a road survey updated every five years.

The last time a comprehensive survey was completed was by Stantec consultants in the summer of 2017. The next survey is currently underway with field work completed in August 2023 and an expected report delivery of mid-October.

The road rehab report had two lists, basic works, and provisional works.

The following road works are included in the 2023 basic works:

Nowell Street - First Ave South to Rail Tracks Unsworth Road - South Sumas Road North to End of Pavement

Prairie Avenue - Wilson Road to Hydro ROW Hocking Avenue - McIntosh Drive to Yale Road

Reece Avenue - Young Road to Williams Street Extrom Road - Briteside Road to Sherlaw Road

Chilliwack Mountain Road - Grand View Road to Schweyey Road

Lickman Road - Sumas Central Road to Luckakuck Road

Prairie Central Road - Banford Road to Gibson Road

Vedder Mountain Road - Yarrow Central Road to Municipal Border

Commercial Court - Evans Road to Cul-de-sac

RELATED: Completed 2022 projects were Hopedale, Ryder Lake, South Sumas Roads



Jennifer Feinberg

About the Author: Jennifer Feinberg

I have been a Chilliwack Progress reporter for 20+ years, covering city hall, Indigenous, business, and climate change stories.
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