Construction

Soon we'll be putting our hard hats on here at vivaNext.

But we've already had our thinking caps on for quite a while now. Not only have we been working on the best design and engineering plans, but also those that will help to minimize disruption where construction will take place.

You see, here at vivaNext, the needs of businesses, property owners and occupants are equally important to us.

That's why, before construction begins, we will be meeting with those affected to review the design and engineering plans and provide customized solutions where required. Then once construction starts, we will be providing regular progress updates and if temporary changes are needed, ensuring that sufficient advance notice is given. And of course, a Community Liaison will be available on-site to address any questions or concerns.

Public transit investments will not only improve the way we get from place to place in the future, but will help stimulate the economy at a time when it is really needed.

John Marrington, SVP, DMC Mining Services

Each construction site will be as contained as possible and limited to only one side of the road at a time. As well, construction will proceed by incremental road segments, with all phases fully completed within each segment before proceeding to the next one.

All in all, every reasonable effort will be made to minimize the duration of major construction at each property, while maintaining access at all times.