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3 thoughts on “Brant Street storm sewer upgrades Sept. 17-Oct 12”
We see a residue on all our outside stuff today during the thaw so maybe the Curling Club isn’t just to blame completely for the White stuff seen in the creek. Please see comments @ the bottom of the page re Creek white stuff
https://www.theweathernetwork.com/news/articles/four-tips-to-keep-in-mind-when-ice-thaws-and-melts-frozen-pond-safety-flying-ice-safety/93392/
How much for this “oil & grit separator”? Seems redundant as it will likely be dug up when they demo the hotel??
Marianne what I would like to see and I am sure other residents would also is a side drawing of the tunneling they are doing on Guelph Line and the purpose of the project.. This project will be going on for another year and it does disrupt traffic at Prospect, Harvester and Mainway. There has to be a tremendous amount of excavation and logistics to do the work and remove the tunnel material, If this is explained to the residents they may not be so upset with the Inconvenience.