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Sidewalk work could impact pedestrian, vehicular traffic

The City of North Bay advises a section of sidewalk near Lee Park will undergo replacement for approximately two weeks — drivers may experience minor interruptions while pedestrian traffic is encouraged to take Judge, Leask, and James avenues around the site
BayToday Staff
2020 10 16 Sidewalk Crop (Campaigne)
The existing interlocking brick sidewalk will be replaced with a concrete sidewalk and asphalt boulevard.Stu Campaigne/BayToday

Beginning the morning of Wednesday, April 24, a section of sidewalk near Lee Park (see map below) will undergo replacement for approximately two weeks.

The existing interlocking brick sidewalk, located between Judge Avenue and the access to the Kate Pace Way (opposite James Avenue), and on Judge Avenue between Memorial Drive and the Lakeshore Drive Overpass, has reached the end of its lifecycle. It will be replaced with a concrete sidewalk and asphalt boulevard.

Concrete work is expected to take approximately two weeks to complete. Asphalt restoration is scheduled for May 9 and 10.

During this period, drivers may experience minor interruptions while passing through the construction site. Pedestrian traffic is encouraged to take Judge, Leask, and James avenues.

The City thanks residents for their cooperation and understanding while this work is underway.

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