Construction Projects
Capital Projects Highlights
Use this interactive map to explore some of the major Engineering and Public Works projects we are working on to advance the City’s strategies. You can interact with projects that interest you through the map or the links.
Annual Asphalt Re-paving Program
Project Description
Maintenance paving will be conducted on Major Road Network (MRN) and Non-Major Road Network (Non-MRN) classified roads, which is in alignment with the City’s Ageing Infrastructure Replacement Strategy and the Pavement Management System. The project includes ancillary works such as curb, gutter, road base repairs, maintenance hole adjustments and line painting. The re-paving program may also include, but is not limited to, the pavement component of the City’s water, sanitary, and drainage upgrade projects.
Location
Various locations throughout the City. For details, visit Paving Program.
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am to 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. Work outside of these hours may be required in some locations.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Businesses and residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
Capital Funding
$8,717,265
Estimated Completion Date
Q4 2026
Project Manager
Wasim Memonwasim.memon@richmond.ca
604-276-4189
Burkeville Utility Upgrades
Project Description
The Burkeville Neighbourhood is undergoing a comprehensive drainage upgrade project that includes replacing ageing watermains, sanitary sewers, and roadways in several phases. The phasing is designed to prioritize address servicing concerns and reduce construction impacts to the community. During each phase, drainage, water, sanitary, and road infrastructure improvements within the identified phasing areas will be completed. Upgrading the drainage network will reduce local flood risks by increasing the City’s storm system capacity and better servicing the Burkeville area.
Location
Lancaster Crescent - Lysander Lane for final paving.
Multiple other locations, for final paving (Phase 3, 4, 6, 7, 8)
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am to 5:00pm, Monday to Friday.
- Final Paving will occur after gas main relocations.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times. Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
- Vegetation removal within City right-of-way may be necessary. The City will try to avoid or minimize such impacts. If residents wish to retain and relocate the vegetation onto their property, they may do so prior to project commencement. Trees cannot be relocated without a permit from the City.
- Excavation of driveway crossings may be necessary during construction. Residents will be notified in advance of such work. Driveway crossings will be restored to original condition upon project completion.
Capital Funding
$531,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q3 2026
Project Manager
Roger Keatingroger.keating@richmond.ca
Watermain Replacement Program
Project Description
This project includes installation of a total of 2,900m of watermain throughout the city.This will be to replace ageing water pipes with new PVC pipes as part of the City’s watermain replacement program. Watermain replacement minimizes unplanned maintenance and improves fire protection. This project is in alignment with the City’s Ageing Infrastructure Replacement Strategy.
Locations
- Trimaran Area: Yoshida Court, Barkentine Place, Cutter Place, Merchantmen Place, Trimaran Gate, Trimaran Drive, Steveston Community Centre
- Mellis Area: Daniels Road, Rees Road, Mellis Drive, Bamfield Drive, Oldfield Avenue
General Considerations
- Typical work will be from 7:00am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. Occasional evening work may be required.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Residents will be notified in advance of the work that may impact them.
- Vegetation removal within City right-of-way may be necessary. The City will try to avoid or minimize such impacts. If you wish to retain and relocate the vegetation onto your property, you may do so prior to project commencement; however, trees cannot be relocated without a permit.
- Excavation of driveway crossings may be necessary during construction. Driveway crossings will be restored to original condition upon project completion.
Capital Funding
$5,515,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q4 2026
Project Manager
Roger Keatingroger.keating@richmond.ca
Canal Stabilization Works
Project Description
The City has identified priority locations in need of canal stabilization repair and improvements. These improvements will reduce canal servicing costs, strengthen embankments, minimize future road repairs, and improve drainage in the area.
Locations
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West side of No. 9 Road from Westminster Highway to 400m South
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am to 5:00 pm, Monday to Friday. Subject to change.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
Capital Funding
$1,864,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q4 2026
Project Manager
Elena PallerElena.Paller@richmond.ca
Laneway Drainage Upgrades
Project Description
This project is a part of the 2026 Flood Protection Capital Program. The Flood Protection Program is developed based on the City’s long-range infrastructure replacement strategy, drainage capacity requirements, and the 2041 Official Community Plan. In order to resolve laneway drainage issues and improve access to the rear of each property, the City has implemented a program to install drainage systems and upgrade the road structure to laneways each year.
Location
- 440m of No. 3 Road West Lane
- 110m of Sunnymede Gate Lane
- Wellington Crescent Alley
- Between Stirling Avenue and Boeing Avenue
General Considerations
- Hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday.
- There will be a full closure of the laneways, with restricted vehicular access.
- Temporary parking will be at the front of the homes.
- Garbage and recycling will be collected on the usual day; however, residents are asked to place their materials at the front of their homes for collection.
- Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
Capital Funding
$3,263,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q4 2026
Project Manager
Wonwook YooWonwook.Yoo@richmond.ca
Gilbert Road Multi-Use Pathway
Project Description
The City of Richmond is undertaking work to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety while providing improved accessibility through the installation of a new multi-use pathway on the east side of Gilbert Road, from Azure Road to Elmbridge Way. The scope of this project includes the construction of a new 2.7 m to 3.0 m wide multi-use pathway.
Location
- Gilbert Road from Azure Road to Elmbridge Way
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
- Excavation of driveway crossings may be necessary during construction.
- Driveway crossings will be restored to their original condition upon project completion.
Capital Funding
$4,200,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q2 2026
Project Manager
Patrick LaiPatrick.Lai@richmond.ca
9120 Westminster Highway - Frontage Improvements
Project Description
As part of the City of Richmond’s capital roadworks improvement program, the City will be upgrading roadworks, streetlighting and traffic signals at the intersection of Westminster Highway and Garden City Road, to increase pedestrian and traffic safety and movement of vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians through the intersection.Location
- Westminster Highway and Garden City Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. Work outside of these hours may be required in some locations
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Businesses and residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
Estimated Completion Date
Q2 2026
Project Manager
Elena Paller, P.EngElena.Paller@richmond.ca
Cambie Road and No. 4 Road - Intersection Improvements
Project Description
The intersection improvements at Cambie Road and No. 4 Road are part of the City’s continued efforts to enhance the safe and efficient movement of vehicles and pedestrians. This project will provide dedicated left-turn bays and left-turn signals in all four directions of the intersection and upgraded crosswalk painting and signage to increase road user safety.
Location
- The intersection of Cambie Road and No. 4 Road
General Considerations
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. Occasional work outside of these hours may be required.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
- Excavation of driveway crossings may be necessary during construction. Residents will be notified in advance of such work. Driveway crossings will be restored to original condition upon project completion.
Capital Funding
$1,900,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q2 2026
Project Manager
Elena Paller, P.EngElena.Paller@richmond.ca
Jessie Rehwald
Jessie.Rehwald@richmond.ca
Granville Ave & Cooney Road - Right Channelized Island Removal
Project Description
The City of Richmond will be working on road and infrastructure upgrades at the Granville Avenue and Cooney Road Intersection to improve traffic flow and safety. This includes removal of the current channelized right turn island, and the construction of a curb, a separated bike lane, and concrete sidewalk, as well as upgrades to drainage systems, roadway asphalt and lines, and traffic signals.Location
- Intersection of Granville Avenue and Cooney Road
General Considerations
- Construction is anticipated to start Q1 2026.
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Businesses and residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
Capital Funding
$2,500,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q3 2026
Project Manager
George LinGeorge.Lin@richmond.ca
No. 9 Road Drainage Pump Station Upgrade
Project Description
The existing pump station, located near the intersection of Westminster Highway and No. 9 Road, has reached the end of its service life and capacity. Furthermore, the electrical components of this pump station are at risk of overheating during the summer months due to insufficient ventilation. The pump station will be completely replaced to provide an increased capacity as well as accessibility. Upgrades will include a new wet well, pumps, pipework, and electrical systems.Location
- Intersection of Westminster Highway and No. 9 Road
General Considerations
- Construction is anticipated to start Q2 2026.
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. Occasional work outside of these hours may be required.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
Capital Funding
$1,115,220
Estimated Completion Date
Q3 2026
Project Manager
Patrick LaiPatrick.Lai@richmond.ca
Steveston Highway Multi-Use Pathway Phase 4 – Shell Road to Highway 99
Project Description
The City of Richmond is undertaking work to enhance pedestrian and cyclist safety while providing improved accessibility through the installation of a new multi-use pathway connection on Steveston Highway between Shell Road to Highway 99. This will connect with the previous phases of the multi-use pathway along Steveston Highway from Shell Road to Railway Avenue to encourage active transportation. The scope of this project includes the construction of a new 2.7 m to 3.0 m wide multi-use pathway.Location
- Steveston Highway from Shell Road to Highway 99
General Considerations
- Construction is anticipated to start Q2 2026.
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
- Excavation of driveway crossings may be necessary during construction.
- Driveway crossings will be restored to their original condition upon project completion.
Estimated Completion Date
Q4 2026
Project Manager
Patrick LaiPatrick.Lai@richmond.ca
No. 4 Road and Westminster Highway Intersection Improvements
Project Description
The intersection improvements at Westminster Highway and No. 4 Road are part of the City’s ongoing efforts to support the safe and efficient movement of vehicles, pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users. As a key arterial intersection, this location experiences high traffic volumes, transit activity, and active transportation use. Planned improvements include the addition of a second westbound left-turn lane, bicycle lane curb upgrades, upgraded pedestrian crossings with accessible curb ramps and tactile indicators, and protective curb and bollard treatments to improve pedestrian safety.Location
- The intersection of Westminster Highway and No. 4 Road
General Considerations
- Construction is anticipated to start Q2 2026.
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. Occasional work outside of these hours may be required.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
- Excavation of driveway crossings may be necessary during construction.
- Driveway crossings will be restored to their original condition upon project completion.
Capital Funding
$2,750,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q4 2026
Project Manager
Jessie RehwaldJessie.Rehwald@richmond.ca
Browngate Road and Sexsmith Road Cycling Upgrades
Project Description
Browngate Road Cycling Upgrades includes implementing a west-east cycling connection along from No. 3 Road to Hazelbridge Way, which links up to the Sexsmith Bike Route. Construction will include pavement marking reconfiguration, new signs, extruded curbs, delineators to provide cyclists a physical barrier from traffic, reconfiguring detection loops, and installation of asphalt letdowns.Sexsmith Road Cycling Upgrades include continuing the existing cycling network along Sexsmith Road and connecting to existing facilities at Beckwith Road. Protected bike lanes will be installed north of Sea Island Way, and the existing medians along Sexsmith Road between Sea Island Way and Bridgeport Road will be removed. Construction will also include reconfiguration of existing lanes, new pavement markings and signage, an extruded curb, and delineators to provide cyclists a physical barrier from traffic.
Together, these projects will increase cyclist safety and encourage active transportation in the area.
Location
- Browngate Road from No. 3 Road to Hazelbridge Way
- Sexsmith Road from Patterson Road to Beckwith Road
General Considerations
- Construction is anticipated to start Q2 2026.
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. Occasional work outside of these hours may be required.
- Vehicle and pedestrian traffic may be limited at times.
- Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
- Excavation of driveway crossings may be necessary during construction.
- Driveway crossings will be restored to their original condition upon project completion.
Capital Funding
$1,500,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q3 2026
Project Manager
Elena PallerElena.Paller@richmond.ca
Minoru Ditch Upgrade
Project Description
The Minoru Ditch Upgrade will include widening and landscaping of the ditch on the south side of Minoru Park. The upgrade will improve the capacity for water flow and stormwater management, as well as improve the appearance of the ditch.Location
- South side of Minoru Park
General Considerations
- Construction is anticipated to start Q3 2026.
- Typical hours of work will be from 7:00am – 5:00pm, Monday to Friday. Occasional work outside of these hours may be required.
- Residents will be notified in advance of work that may impact them.
Capital Funding
$1,175,000
Estimated Completion Date
Q3 2027
Project Manager
Elena PallerElena.Paller@richmond.ca