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The City provides for the ongoing renewal of its core infrastructure and other amenities as part of the annual budget process. The provision of newly serviced areas are possible by coordinating these projects with area developers.
Jake Epp Library Expansion - $2,000,000
Started in 2011
Anticipated Completion: May 2012
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Industrial Road Construction & Servicing - $3,000,000
Extension of roadway from Acres Drive to Park Road West to accommodate more business development in Steinbach's Industrial Park.
Project Start Date: April 16, 2012
Anticipated Completion: August 2012
Operations Shop Expansion - $550,000
Expansion of the City's Operations shop by about 3500 square feet to allow for equipment storage.
Water Tower Painting - $200,000
Complete strip down of existing paint and application of new paint.
Project Start Date: May 2012
Anticipated Completion: August 2012
2012 Sidewalk Construction Program - $250,000
South side of McKenzie Avenue, Lilac Bay to Giesbrecht Street (400 m).
East side of Giesbrecht Street, Reimer Avenue to McKenzie Avenue (520 m).
Project Start Date: April 16, 2012
Anticipated Completion: August 2012
2012 Asphalt Overlay Program - $685,000
Pine Crescent, all
Reimer Avenue, Pine Cres. to east of Walnut St.
Penner Street, Reimer Ave. to Barkman Ave.
Chapel Drive, 100 metres north of Chrysler Gate to Chrysler Gate
Chrysler Gate, Brandt St. to east of Penrose Cres.
Project Start Date: May 7, 2012
Anticipated Completion: August 2012
2012 Spruce Crescent Wastewater Sewer, Watermain & Road Reconstruction - $1,175,000
Renewal of approximately 300 lineal meters of water main and sewer line, as well as road and sidewalk reconstruction on Spruce Crescent.
Project Start Date: April 16, 2012
Anticipated Completion: August 2012
2012 Reimer Avenue Watermain Renewal - $250,000
Renewal of approximately 190 lineal meters of watermain on Reimer Avenue from Pine Crescent to Walnut Street.
Project Start Date: May 7, 2012
Anticipated Completion: August 2012
Asphalt Overlay Program - $520,000
Asphalt surface renewal work will be completed on Willow Crescent and Chapel Drive this summer.
Completed August, 2011.
Reimer Avenue Wastewater Sewer, Watermain & Road Reconstruction - $1,025,000
Full reconstruction of sewer, watermain, road and sidewalk on Reimer Avenue between Henry Street and Spruce Crescent.
Completed September, 2011.
Reimer Avenue Watermain Renewal - $165,000
Renewal of the watermain on Reimer Avenue between Spruce Crescent and the west leg of Pine Crescent.
Completed September, 2011.
Pine Crescent Watermain Renewal - $105,000
Renewal of the watermain on the west leg of Pine Crescent.
Completed September, 2011.
Deerfield Sidewalk Construction - $560,000
Construction of a 2.0 m wide concrete sidewalk with lighting and landscaping will be installed from Hespeler Street North (at Evergreen Avenue) to Creekside Place.
Completed October, 2011.
Steinbach is a relatively compact urban center which contributes significantly in providing an efficiently run infrastructure network. Most developed areas are provided with water through the City's public water utility. All areas connected to the public water system are also serviced with fire hydrants, which provide an added level of property protection. Some residential areas on the City's periphery are serviced with water by either a private or shared well and as a result, hydrant protection is not available.
Most roadways and streets within Steinbach are under the maintenance authority of the City. All roadways are reviewed on a regular basis to assess their condition and to ensure that these critical assets provide for safe and efficient transportation for residents and businesses. In addition, there are two major provincial highways that intersect within our community. These transportation corridors provide a vital link for travel to and from our City.
sewer utility. Most areas are serviced with gravity sewer connections with a small proportion of residential areas being connected to a low-pressure sewage system. In our ongoing efforts to improve our standard level of service to the community, all new and future development areas will require a connection to the City's gravity sewage system.
