Rehabilitation of a portion of Green Street

If you wish to carry out renovation work on your home this summer, we invite you to consider the inconveniences caused by this major roadwork when planning your project. Remember that, among other things, when excavation work is underway to replace the pipes and rebuild the sidewalks in front of your home, it will be temporarily impossible to access your home with a vehicle. This type of work usually takes 10 working days.

During this roadwork, the entire street will be rebuilt, including replacing the water supply mains, sewer pipes, roadway, and sidewalks. You might want to undertake certain projects, which will be easier to do at this time, such as:

Sewer pipes and water supply mains

The Ville de Saint-Lambert will replace the water supply mains and sewer pipes up to the right-of-way of your property.

If you think there is a problem with your private water supply mains or the sewer pipes that run between your home and the property line, or that they might be obsolete, this would be a good time to replace them after the end of the rehabilitation works.

Driveway

If you would like to change the configuration of your curb and driveway entrance, this would also be a good time to schedule such work. You must submit your demand before April 19, 2024.

For more information or to plan one or more of these projects, please contact the Urban Planning, Permits and Inspection Department at 450-672-4444 or at urbanisme@saint-lambert.ca.

We invite you to contact the Engineering Management division at 450 672-4444 or at genie@saint-lambert.ca. You can also speak with municipal engineering technician Thierno Barry, who will be your primary contact throughout the project. He can be reached at 450-648-0778.

Good news! Green Street reopened this morning, just in time for this weekend's Saint-Lambert Days! The entire detour road has been removed, and traffic in the area is back to normal.

Note that some work remains to be completed. For this reason, parking restrictions between Notre-Dame and Oak avenues remain in place. We ask you to be cautious when traveling near the work zone, and to respect the signalization in place.

Thank you for your collaboration!

As part of the work on Green Street, residents of Mercille Avenue, between Desaulniers Boulevard and Lespérance Street, will have their water turned off at 8 a.m. on Tuesday, August 6. The shutdown will last approximately six hours.

When the water is restored, a preventive boil-water advisory will be in effect. Residents will be required to boil their water for 1 minute before consuming it, until further notice. All concerned residents have received a door hanger informing them of the situation.

Library

During the water cut, the library toilets will not be accessible. After the shutdown, water consumption will not be possible on site until the boil-water advisory has been lifted.

With the school year now over, work on Green Street will extend to Notre-Dame Avenue starting Tuesday June 25. The Green/Mercille and Green/Notre-Dame intersections will be closed to traffic. Local traffic and access to businesses will be possible at all times.

We invite you to plan your movements accordingly, as heavier traffic is expected in this area.

As part of the work on Green Street, our teams will be rehabilitating the parking lot behind the library. As a result, the rear parking lot will not be accessible from Monday, May 6, for approximately six weeks.

We encourage users to use the front entrance on Mercille Street. People with reduced mobility or unable to use the stairs can contact the library at 450 466-3910 or bibliotheque@saint-lambert.ca to take advantage of a loan/return service by appointment.

The preventive boil water advisory that was in effect for residents of Oak, between Green and Lespérance, is now lifted.

All affected residents will receive a door hanger informing them of the situation. It is no longer necessary to boil water before consuming it.

The preventive boil-water advisories in effect for the following streets have now been lifted:

• Oak, between Desaulniers and Green
• Green, between Oak and Maple

All affected residents will receive a door hanger informing them of the situation. It is no longer necessary to boil water before consuming it.

A boil water advisory is still in effect for residents of Oak, between Green and Lespérance.

The preventive boil advisories in effect for the following streets have now been lifted:

• Birch, between Desaulniers and Lespérance
• Lespérance (even side), between Mercille and Birch
• Pine, between Desaulniers and Lespérance

All residents concerned will receive a door hanger informing them of the situation. It is no longer necessary to boil water before consuming it.

A boil water advisory is still in effect for residents of Oak, between Desaulniers and Lespérance, and Green, between Oak and Maple.

As part of the work on Green Street, water shut-offs are scheduled for April 22 and 23.

• April 22, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.: Birch, between Desaulniers and Lespérance
• April 22, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.: Lespérance (even side only), between Mercille and Birch
• April 22, from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Pine, between Desaulniers and Lespérance
• April 23, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Oak, between Desaulniers and Lespérance
• April 23, from 12 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Green, between Oak and Maple

Once the water is restored, a precautionary boil water advisory will be in effect. All concerned residents have received a door hanger informing them of the situation. They will need to boil their water for 1 minute before drinking, until further notice.

Repair work on Green Street will begin this Tuesday, April 16. For the first phase of work, the street will be closed between Mercille and Oak avenues. On-street parking will no longer be possible on this section of the street. In addition, the parking spaces reserved for the library on Mercille Avenue will be partly occupied by the construction trailer.

Citizens who need to get to St. Lambert Elementary or the library will have to plan to park on the streets around the worksite.

Whenever possible, we encourage you to consider walking or cycling to get to the sector.

We also ask you to respect the detour route and signage at all times.

You can consult the presentation made to the citizens during the meeting of October 25.

We will be holding an information session on Wednesday, October 25, at 7 p.m., at the multi-purpose centre (81, Hooper Street) to present this project to the public. You can also watch the meeting live on our YouTube page.

During this information session, we will explain the key aspects of the project and present the projected plans and timeline. We will also give you some practical tips to ensure that your daily routine remains manageable and endeavour to answer any questions you may have