Huron Street Reconstruction - Phase 1

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Map showing Huron Street in Stratford


The City of Stratford is planning to reconstruct Huron Street from John Street to the Huron Street bridge.

The work includes:

  • Replacing the existing storm sewer, sanitary sewer and watermains
  • Replacing existing sanitary and water services to the property line
  • Replacing the asphalt roadway, curb and gutter, and sidewalk
  • Performing a "road diet" by converting the 4-lane road to a 3-lane road,
  • Upgrading the street light illumination at intersections, and
  • Upgrading the signalized intersection infrastructure.

Map showing Huron Street in Stratford


The City of Stratford is planning to reconstruct Huron Street from John Street to the Huron Street bridge.

The work includes:

  • Replacing the existing storm sewer, sanitary sewer and watermains
  • Replacing existing sanitary and water services to the property line
  • Replacing the asphalt roadway, curb and gutter, and sidewalk
  • Performing a "road diet" by converting the 4-lane road to a 3-lane road,
  • Upgrading the street light illumination at intersections, and
  • Upgrading the signalized intersection infrastructure.

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  • Share Please let us know whether the first phase of the Huron Street Reconstruction will be completed on schedule by the end of October. It doesn't look as though that will be the case in front of our condominium at 97 Huron Street. Thanks on Facebook Share Please let us know whether the first phase of the Huron Street Reconstruction will be completed on schedule by the end of October. It doesn't look as though that will be the case in front of our condominium at 97 Huron Street. Thanks on Twitter Share Please let us know whether the first phase of the Huron Street Reconstruction will be completed on schedule by the end of October. It doesn't look as though that will be the case in front of our condominium at 97 Huron Street. Thanks on Linkedin Email Please let us know whether the first phase of the Huron Street Reconstruction will be completed on schedule by the end of October. It doesn't look as though that will be the case in front of our condominium at 97 Huron Street. Thanks link

    Please let us know whether the first phase of the Huron Street Reconstruction will be completed on schedule by the end of October. It doesn't look as though that will be the case in front of our condominium at 97 Huron Street. Thanks

    John Crabb asked about 2 years ago

    Thanks for your question. The first phase of the Huron Street reconstruction is expected to be completed toward the end of November.

  • Share The map shows John St North will be closed but didn't see this in written summary of changes. Is this correct? on Facebook Share The map shows John St North will be closed but didn't see this in written summary of changes. Is this correct? on Twitter Share The map shows John St North will be closed but didn't see this in written summary of changes. Is this correct? on Linkedin Email The map shows John St North will be closed but didn't see this in written summary of changes. Is this correct? link

    The map shows John St North will be closed but didn't see this in written summary of changes. Is this correct?

    Dorothy asked over 2 years ago

    Thanks for your question. Yes, John Street will be closed between Huron Street and Hibernia Street. We have added that to the summary.

  • Share Dump trucks full of dirt, with their tops uncovered are constantly and frequently travelling up Caledonia Street. As a one-way street with a bus route travelling along Caledonia, it is already dusty & dirty enough with that additional traffic. Before the Huron Street project I found I had to clean & dust 2-3 times more frequently than previous. Do the dump trucks have to come along Caledonia Street? If Phase I construction isn't to be completed until Late Fall, will I have to endure the additional dirt & traffic for another 5-6 months? Thanks for listening. on Facebook Share Dump trucks full of dirt, with their tops uncovered are constantly and frequently travelling up Caledonia Street. As a one-way street with a bus route travelling along Caledonia, it is already dusty & dirty enough with that additional traffic. Before the Huron Street project I found I had to clean & dust 2-3 times more frequently than previous. Do the dump trucks have to come along Caledonia Street? If Phase I construction isn't to be completed until Late Fall, will I have to endure the additional dirt & traffic for another 5-6 months? Thanks for listening. on Twitter Share Dump trucks full of dirt, with their tops uncovered are constantly and frequently travelling up Caledonia Street. As a one-way street with a bus route travelling along Caledonia, it is already dusty & dirty enough with that additional traffic. Before the Huron Street project I found I had to clean & dust 2-3 times more frequently than previous. Do the dump trucks have to come along Caledonia Street? If Phase I construction isn't to be completed until Late Fall, will I have to endure the additional dirt & traffic for another 5-6 months? Thanks for listening. on Linkedin Email Dump trucks full of dirt, with their tops uncovered are constantly and frequently travelling up Caledonia Street. As a one-way street with a bus route travelling along Caledonia, it is already dusty & dirty enough with that additional traffic. Before the Huron Street project I found I had to clean & dust 2-3 times more frequently than previous. Do the dump trucks have to come along Caledonia Street? If Phase I construction isn't to be completed until Late Fall, will I have to endure the additional dirt & traffic for another 5-6 months? Thanks for listening. link

    Dump trucks full of dirt, with their tops uncovered are constantly and frequently travelling up Caledonia Street. As a one-way street with a bus route travelling along Caledonia, it is already dusty & dirty enough with that additional traffic. Before the Huron Street project I found I had to clean & dust 2-3 times more frequently than previous. Do the dump trucks have to come along Caledonia Street? If Phase I construction isn't to be completed until Late Fall, will I have to endure the additional dirt & traffic for another 5-6 months? Thanks for listening.

    WEMK asked over 2 years ago

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We will remind contractors not to use Caledonia Street as a detour route for construction vehicles.

  • Share Phase I? So I gather there will be a Phase 2 at some point? on Facebook Share Phase I? So I gather there will be a Phase 2 at some point? on Twitter Share Phase I? So I gather there will be a Phase 2 at some point? on Linkedin Email Phase I? So I gather there will be a Phase 2 at some point? link

    Phase I? So I gather there will be a Phase 2 at some point?

    billie ranno asked over 2 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Phase 2 is dependent on future funding. If approved, that second phase would continue the reconstruction work westward along Huron Street.

  • Share I'm on Hibernia will our water service be affected? on Facebook Share I'm on Hibernia will our water service be affected? on Twitter Share I'm on Hibernia will our water service be affected? on Linkedin Email I'm on Hibernia will our water service be affected? link

    I'm on Hibernia will our water service be affected?

    Jerry Neill asked over 2 years ago

    Thanks for your question. Your water service should not be affected by this work, but if it was, we would advise you in advance.

  • Share How will you SAFELY reroute traffic during closure? I live on a parallel st and we can't have the traffic and trucks on our street. people already speed on our street which is dangerous to all the kids and pedestrians. on Facebook Share How will you SAFELY reroute traffic during closure? I live on a parallel st and we can't have the traffic and trucks on our street. people already speed on our street which is dangerous to all the kids and pedestrians. on Twitter Share How will you SAFELY reroute traffic during closure? I live on a parallel st and we can't have the traffic and trucks on our street. people already speed on our street which is dangerous to all the kids and pedestrians. on Linkedin Email How will you SAFELY reroute traffic during closure? I live on a parallel st and we can't have the traffic and trucks on our street. people already speed on our street which is dangerous to all the kids and pedestrians. link

    How will you SAFELY reroute traffic during closure? I live on a parallel st and we can't have the traffic and trucks on our street. people already speed on our street which is dangerous to all the kids and pedestrians.

    Stephen Barlow asked over 2 years ago

    Thank you for your question. Huron Street will not be closed to traffic during the construction period. There will be lane reductions, but we plan to maintain two-way traffic on Huron Street.

  • Share Are there going to be protected bike lanes along this stretch? on Facebook Share Are there going to be protected bike lanes along this stretch? on Twitter Share Are there going to be protected bike lanes along this stretch? on Linkedin Email Are there going to be protected bike lanes along this stretch? link

    Are there going to be protected bike lanes along this stretch?

    Kate Swift asked over 2 years ago

    Hi Kate, and thanks for your question. Protected bike lanes are not planned for this stretch of Huron Street. Our existing Bike and Pedestrian Master Plan does envision bike lanes on nearby streets.

  • Share No question, just a comment. I like the idea of a 3 lane road ( road diet ). on Facebook Share No question, just a comment. I like the idea of a 3 lane road ( road diet ). on Twitter Share No question, just a comment. I like the idea of a 3 lane road ( road diet ). on Linkedin Email No question, just a comment. I like the idea of a 3 lane road ( road diet ). link

    No question, just a comment. I like the idea of a 3 lane road ( road diet ).

    Jack Groothuis asked over 2 years ago

    Thank you for you input.

  • Share is there going to be bike lanes on Facebook Share is there going to be bike lanes on Twitter Share is there going to be bike lanes on Linkedin Email is there going to be bike lanes link

    is there going to be bike lanes

    ron asked over 2 years ago

    Thank you for your question Ron. Designated bike lanes will not be added to Huron Street, primarily for safety reasons. Huron Street is a provincial highway, a major arterial road, a transit route and an MTO designated truck route with high daily traffic volumes. Stratford's Bike and Pedestrian Master Plan identifies future bike routes on nearby streets, but not on Huron Street.

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