A message from the District of Muskoka
This week’s construction schedule (June 1 – June 5, 2020) will continue with underground installations on the sanitary, storm sewer and some overnight work on watermain valves near the Cann Street intersection. The District of Muskoka and J.B. Enterprises are working closely with businesses and property owners in the area to ensure access is maintained.
Although sidewalk work will be taking place, a fully accessible sidewalk will be provided on one side of the road at all times. Signage will be in place to direct motorists and pedestrians around the work zone, detour maps for both day and overnight work can be found here.
June 1 – June 5, 2020: Daytime
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- Cann St will be closed to westbound traffic
- Westbound will be detoured on Cliff Ave, Morris Ave, Hanes St, and back onto King William
- Flaggers will be set up to assist with large vehicles to navigate the corners at Cliff Ave/Morris Ave and Hanes St/Morris Ave.
- Eastbound traffic will continue to use the provided detour via Hanes Street, Morris Ave, Cliff Ave, Meadow Park Drive, Scott Street, and back onto King William Street
- Local traffic only will be available on King William between Hanes St and Hyundai dealership
- The intersection of Chaffey St and King William St will be reopened to traffic
- Access to Fairy St from King William St will remain closed
June 1 – June 5, 2020 – Overnight (7:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.)
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- Cann St will be closed to westbound traffic
- Westbound traffic will continue through the construction zone on King William St towards the bridge
- Eastbound traffic will continue to use the provided detour via Hanes Street, Morris Ave, Cliff Ave, Meadow Park Drive, Scott Street, and back onto King William Street
- The intersection of Chaffey St and King William St will be reopened to traffic
- Access to Fairy St from King William St will remain closed
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As a resident of Cliff Avenue, close to Morris, I haven’t been able to sleep with this all-night construction on King William. Surely this can’t go on, can it? Aren’t there bylaws that prevent the noise of beeping, whining, banging, crashing, yelling etc going on all night? Please I’m quite desperate.
Margaret Pulins
14 Cliff Ave.