Notice 5 - July 06, 2023

Dear Resident and Business Owners,

This notice is to provide you with an update on the work along Queen Street between Prospect Street and Main Street

South.

Since the last notice, Bell’s contractor (Avertex) encountered an unexpected repair needed in the field, which will

unfortunately extend the duration of the project by a few months. Avertex has left the site and York Region’s contractor,

Trisan, has mobilized and will be working at the intersection of Queen Street and Concession Street. Once Trisan has

completed their work, Avertex is scheduled to re-mobilize and finish installing the conduit as originally planned.

The westbound traffic lane on Queen Street is currently open for emergency services, local residents, and waste collection

only. There may be interim traffic delays and we encourage all residents to follow the detour on the reverse side of this

notice. The eastbound lane remains closed for the duration of this project.

For residents who have received waste bags from the Town, please continue to use these on your collection day. A friendly

reminder to have your waste and recycling out by 7 a.m. If you require additional waste bags, please contact the

undersigned.

As with all construction works, residents may experience dust, noise, and minor vibration. The Town, York Region, and

Trisan will limit these inconveniences as much as possible.

Should you have any questions regarding the project, please reach out to Eric Engman, Capital Works Project Manager at

the Town of Newmarket by emailing eengman@newmarket.ca or by calling 905-895-5193 ext. 2519, Jose Oliveira,

Contract Administrator at York Region by e-mailing Jose.Oliveira@york.ca, or Steve Frustaglio at Trisan Construction by

calling 416-389-8395 or by e-mailing stevefrustaglio@trisanconstruction.com.

Project updates will be communicated to you via direct letter. For all past project updates and information, please visit

heynewmarket.ca/queenbridge

On behalf of every party involved with this project, the Town would like to truly thank the residents and community for their

continued understanding, appreciation, and patience during this project.