Construction work on the CRD’s wastewater treatment project will impact traffic on Interurban Road on and off until January. (Black Press Media file photo)

Construction work on the CRD’s wastewater treatment project will impact traffic on Interurban Road on and off until January. (Black Press Media file photo)

CRD warns commuters of traffic interruptions planned for Interurban Road

Wastewater treatment project construction expected to affect traffic for one week

Traffic on Interurban Road will alternate through a single lane between Charlton and North roads this week in order to accommodate Capital Regional District (CRD) Wastewater Treatment Project construction.

Starting on Nov. 19, alternating traffic will be in effect 24 hours a day and crews expect the work to be completed within a week.

The CRD asks that commuters plan for delays, especially during the busy morning and afternoon rushes.

Crews are currently working in various locations along Interurban Road including the intersections of Quayle, Grange and Marigold roads.

The $775-million project has a construction deadline of Dec. 31, 2020, in order to meet federal and provincial waste treatment regulations.

CRD alerts can be accessed at crd.bc.ca or on Twitter @crd_bc.

READ ALSO: Delays expected on Interurban Road due to wastewater treatment project in Saanich


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