STEPHEN RICCIO
MUNICIPALITY OF PONTIAC Oct. 13, 2020
Beginning on Oct. 13 and lasting for roughly five weeks, a 2.1 km chunk of chemin de la Montagne will be closed to traffic from chemin Crégheur going towards Chelsea.
The work is part of the second and final phase of . . .
the long-awaited repair project, according to Pierre Said, director general of the Municipality of Pontiac (MoP).
Said explained in an email to THE EQUITY that lot two of the second phase will take place in two stages with the first projected to be done by Nov. 13 and the second stage expected to be completed in summer 2021.
The company Entreprises G.N.P. will be carrying out the work required, which includes ditch profiling, structural repairs and road paving.
A press release from the MoP explained that residents will still be able to access their houses on either side of the work area.
All other motorists can find detours via some combination of chemins Elm, Maple, Terry Fox, Baillie, Cook, Vanier and Klock.
Said added that the cost of these remaining two stages to the municipality is $1,998,208.
