Supporting Local Farmers During Construction

Have you noticed new culverts appearing along our rural roads? These infrastructure improvements are part of Councillor Tadeson's ongoing commitment to supporting both our agricultural community and growing neighborhoods in Ward 11.

Modern Farming Infrastructure

Through collaboration between Councillor Tadeson, City staff, and local farmers, we've installed widened culverts along roads including Airport Road. These improvements are specifically designed to accommodate modern farming equipment, making it easier for farmers to access their fields safely and efficiently.

Enhanced Safety on Twenty Road East

A new hydro pole installation on Twenty Road East has raised low-hanging wires, significantly improving safety and accessibility for farmers, residents, and all road users in the area.

Addressing Construction Challenges

Councillor Tadeson continues working closely with farmers affected by the Trunk Sewer Construction Project, which will service the Airport Employment Growth District in Mount Hope. Through productive meetings with affected farmers, we've developed practical solutions for maintaining field access along Golf Club and Dickenson Roads.

When unexpected construction delays occur, the City arranges temporary road openings on sections of Dickenson Road East and Golf Club Road to minimize disruption and maintain convenient access for our community.

Thank You for Your Patience

We recognize that construction can be disruptive and appreciate the patience shown by residents and farmers during this period of community growth and improvement. These strategic investments support our thriving agricultural sector while building the long-term infrastructure that benefits everyone in Ward 11.

For questions about these projects or other Ward 11 initiatives, contact Councillor Tadeson's office.