Bridge Street (Regional Road 43) Road Reconstruction and Adjacent Municipal Roadways
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About the project

Niagara Region took on a Schedule C Municipal Class Environmental Assessment on the detailed transportation assessment for Bridge Street (Regional Road 43), Erie Avenue, Park Street and Zimmerman Avenue in Niagara Falls. R. J. Burnside and Associates completed this study on behalf of Niagara Region.

The Environmental Assessment has been filed and the project is now in the starting stages of the detailed design.

This project will improve the Bridge Street corridor from Victoria Avenue to Niagara River Parkway. The improvements will include:

  • Road reconstruction
  • Sidewalk improvement
  • Cycling facilities
  • Watermain, storm and sanitary sewer replacements
  • Illumination
  • Communication
  • New traffic signal at the intersection of Erie Avenue and Bridge Street
  • Streetscaping
  • Bus bays and parking facility upgrades to the Bridge Street train station / bus facilities

Partnering with the City of Niagara Falls, corridor improvements will also include Erie Avenue between Bridge Street (Regional Road 43) and Queen Street.

Project timeline

November 2022 - completed
Notice of study completion

July 2023 - completed
Start detailed design request for proposal

December 2023 - In progress
Detailed design

January 2025
Gain property if needed and start utility relocations (pending budget approval)

July 2025
Issue tender for construction (pending budget approval)

December 2025
Start construction (pending budget approval)

July 2028
Finish construction (pending budget approval)

Contact

Stephanie Huppunen, C.E.T.
Manager, Capital Projects, Transportation Engineering
Niagara Region
Email Stephanie Huppunen

Image Gallery


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Map showing Bridge Street, Park Street and Queen Street between Victoria Avenue and Zimmerman Avenue in Niagara Falls
Key map showing the project area on Bridge Street in Niagara Falls
Completed roadway rendering for Bridge Street in Niagara Falls with buildings in the area, vehicles on the road and pedestrians on the sidewalk.
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