Find out more about plans for the Adelaide Street underpass
A public meeting is set for Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 5 p.m.
The City of London has put out a special call to home and business owners living near the Adelaide Street railway line to attend next week's public meeting about construction plans.
The Nov. 10 consultation will outline the timeline for the $58M project and show the latest designs, including how cycling and walking lanes will be incorporated.
The underpass will route Adelaide's four lanes of traffic beneath the train tracks, eliminating a long-standing irritant for drivers stuck waiting at the busy rail crossing for trains to pass.
In a letter delivered to all local addresses, the city said cycling infrastructure will be built on Adelaide Street and Central Avenue. It also anticipates a boulevard, plus improvements to traffic signals.
Public input will be solicited after this initial meeting for two weeks, a period starting Nov.11 and ending Nov. 27.
Construction is scheduled to start next spring and will run until 2023.