Margaret, Audrey, Jane, Claire, and Sherk Street Sewer Separation & Road Reconstruction Project

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As part of the Municipality of Leamington’s continued effort to improve infrastructure and modernize essential services, the next step in the Sewer Separation and Road Reconstruction Program will take place on Margaret Street, Audrey Street, Jane Street, Claire Street, and Sherk Street.

Project Overview

The work includes:

  • Installation of new sanitary and storm sewers
  • Installation of a new watermain and water services to the property line
  • Street lighting upgrades for improved safety and visibility
  • Full road reconstruction, including removal of the existing roadway, new asphalt, and the addition of new sidewalks

When complete, residents and businesses will benefit from safer, more reliable infrastructure and improved neighbourhood streets.

This project is partly funded through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program - Green Infrastructure Stream.

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As part of the Municipality of Leamington’s continued effort to improve infrastructure and modernize essential services, the next step in the Sewer Separation and Road Reconstruction Program will take place on Margaret Street, Audrey Street, Jane Street, Claire Street, and Sherk Street.

Project Overview

The work includes:

  • Installation of new sanitary and storm sewers
  • Installation of a new watermain and water services to the property line
  • Street lighting upgrades for improved safety and visibility
  • Full road reconstruction, including removal of the existing roadway, new asphalt, and the addition of new sidewalks

When complete, residents and businesses will benefit from safer, more reliable infrastructure and improved neighbourhood streets.

This project is partly funded through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program - Green Infrastructure Stream.

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    Can we get speed bumps along Sherk St when construction is done Thank You

    Kevin Reimer asked about 1 month ago

    Thank you for your question.

    Speed humps are part of the design for this project. Once construction is complete, the road will be narrower because the bike lanes are being moved off the roadway and onto a new multi-use path on both sides of the street. This new layout will help slow traffic naturally.

    After the project is completed and traffic returns to normal, the Municipality will conduct a speed study to determine if speeding continues to be an issue. If it is, speed humps may be installed when the final layer of asphalt is paved in 2026.

Page last updated: 03 Dec 2025, 01:56 PM