Jordan Village Improvement Project

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Jordan Village Improvement Project: A Community Celebration

Join us for the grand re-opening celebration of Jordan Village, marking the successful completion of the Jordan Village Improvement Project. This transformative initiative has revitalized the Jordan community, establishing it as a destination hotspot. We invite you to celebrate the achievements and the lasting positive impact this project will continue to have on our businesses, residents, and visitors.

Event Details:

  • Date: Saturday, November 2, 2024
  • Location: Jordan Village Pedestrian Square, 3845 Main St., Jordan
  • Time: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
  • Parking: Jordan Village Public Parking Lot (3763 Nineteenth Street) with limited on-street parking

Join us for a day filled with exciting activities from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.:

  • Self-Guided Harvest Hop Discovery Pass: Explore local businesses, collect stamps, and enter our raffle for a chance to win a local business gift.
  • Live Entertainment & Fall-Themed Activities: Enjoy performances and seasonal activities throughout the day!

We look forward to celebrating the project's successful completion and highlighting the vibrant future of Jordan Village!

Learn more about the event by visiting: lincoln.ca/JVICelebration

Learn more about the Niagara Benchlands' Harvest'Fest activities by visiting: niagarabenchlands.ca/HarvestFest


Project Update

The final phase of construction in Jordan Village is nearing completion. We are excited to see this transformational project take shape, fulfilling the vision for Jordan Village to become an even more vibrant and connected part of the community and a premier tourist destination.

Surface paving is now complete throughout the project. The updated outstanding work on the project is outlined below:

  • King Street signal installation and concrete crosswalk installation (August 12 to August 19 – see attached notice)
  • Public parking lot paver stone crosswalks installation (Planned to remain open during this work)
  • King Street south sidewalk construction from Nineteenth Street to St. Johns Drive (September – outside of roadway)
  • Minor finishing touches and deficiency works

To celebrate the completion of this ambitious project, the Town will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony in the fall. Stay tuned for further communications and updates on our website about this exciting event.

We extend our gratitude to all affected residents and businesses for their patience and cooperation during this project. We also acknowledge the hard work of our contractor, Trenchline & Roads Inc., and our inspection staff at Arcadis for a job well done.

For current project updates, see our News Feed below.

View the Before & After Photos of this transformative project!

Project Goals

The Jordan Village Improvement Project is a major undertaking by the Town of Lincoln to rebuild and improve the infrastructure in Jordan Village. The project will include low-impact development construction techniques and features to reduce factors of climate change. The project is expected to encourage active transportation and to enhance the area for residents, businesses and visitors.

The Jordan Village Improvement project will create an anchor destination for residents, businesses, and tourists by building a connected and beautified neighbourhood that focuses on safety, complete streets, landscape appeal, and local heritage.

This project will align with several of the Towns plans, including:


Project Highlights

Some of the key improvements this project will bring to Jordan Village include:

  • New signalized intersection at King Street and Nineteenth Street
  • Pedestrian Square at Main Street and King Street
  • Integration with new Jordan Museum and existing commercial district
  • Increased neighbourhood appeal through landscaping and roadway pavers
  • Focus on investing in the local tree canopy
  • Wayfinding pillars and signage
  • Improved decorative streetlighting
  • Dedicated cycling facilities and increased pedestrian connectivity
  • Community parking lot and arrival zone

Project Objectives

Many improvements to the existing infrastructure on Main St., Nineteenth St., Wismer St., and Twenty-First St. will be completed in order to meet the project goals.

These improvements fall under three categories and include:

1. Underground work:

  • New sanitary main servicing Nineteenth Street, Wismer Road and Main Street with the outflow on Twenty-First Street
  • Integration of new stormwater system with “Soil Cell” technology servicing all streets on the project with two (2) outflow areas:
    1. The intersection of Nineteenth Street and Fourth Avenue
    2. Into the existing outflow at Main Street and Twenty-First Street
  • New watermain servicing the area’s residents and businesses

2. Surface work:

  • Construction of new signalized intersection at King and Nineteenth Streets
  • Two (2) new three way stops along Nineteenth Street at Snure Lane and Wismer Street
  • Closing of Main Street’s access to King Street and the creation of pedestrian plaza
  • Combination of hot mix asphalt and roadway pavers for driving surfaces
  • Sidewalk construction on all streets
  • Dedicated cycle-path on both boulevards along Nineteenth Street
  • Two (2) Retaining Wall Systems:
    1. Main Street south Parking Lot
    2. Existing sidewalk along the Valley
  • New street lights on all streets
  • Construction of new roadway across from the Fire Hall - Snure Lane
  • Installation of wayfinding pillars at intersections

3. Aesthetic enhancements:

  • Enhanced electrical and street lighting component complete with ambient lights and wayfinding pillars
  • Extensive tree and shrub planting to enhance the area
  • Reconstruction and Enhancement of Existing Parking lots:
    1. Reconstruction of south parking lot on Main Street
    2. Reconstruction of parking lot next to Fire Hall
    3. New overflow lot behind Fire Hall)
  • Construction of a new road, Snure Lane

Phases of Work

Phase 5 work commenced in April 2024 and is expected to be completed by the end of July 2024. See the construction updates below for details.


Jordan Village Improvement Project: A Community Celebration

Join us for the grand re-opening celebration of Jordan Village, marking the successful completion of the Jordan Village Improvement Project. This transformative initiative has revitalized the Jordan community, establishing it as a destination hotspot. We invite you to celebrate the achievements and the lasting positive impact this project will continue to have on our businesses, residents, and visitors.

Event Details:

  • Date: Saturday, November 2, 2024
  • Location: Jordan Village Pedestrian Square, 3845 Main St., Jordan
  • Time: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
  • Parking: Jordan Village Public Parking Lot (3763 Nineteenth Street) with limited on-street parking

Join us for a day filled with exciting activities from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.:

  • Self-Guided Harvest Hop Discovery Pass: Explore local businesses, collect stamps, and enter our raffle for a chance to win a local business gift.
  • Live Entertainment & Fall-Themed Activities: Enjoy performances and seasonal activities throughout the day!

We look forward to celebrating the project's successful completion and highlighting the vibrant future of Jordan Village!

Learn more about the event by visiting: lincoln.ca/JVICelebration

Learn more about the Niagara Benchlands' Harvest'Fest activities by visiting: niagarabenchlands.ca/HarvestFest


Project Update

The final phase of construction in Jordan Village is nearing completion. We are excited to see this transformational project take shape, fulfilling the vision for Jordan Village to become an even more vibrant and connected part of the community and a premier tourist destination.

Surface paving is now complete throughout the project. The updated outstanding work on the project is outlined below:

  • King Street signal installation and concrete crosswalk installation (August 12 to August 19 – see attached notice)
  • Public parking lot paver stone crosswalks installation (Planned to remain open during this work)
  • King Street south sidewalk construction from Nineteenth Street to St. Johns Drive (September – outside of roadway)
  • Minor finishing touches and deficiency works

To celebrate the completion of this ambitious project, the Town will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony in the fall. Stay tuned for further communications and updates on our website about this exciting event.

We extend our gratitude to all affected residents and businesses for their patience and cooperation during this project. We also acknowledge the hard work of our contractor, Trenchline & Roads Inc., and our inspection staff at Arcadis for a job well done.

For current project updates, see our News Feed below.

View the Before & After Photos of this transformative project!

Project Goals

The Jordan Village Improvement Project is a major undertaking by the Town of Lincoln to rebuild and improve the infrastructure in Jordan Village. The project will include low-impact development construction techniques and features to reduce factors of climate change. The project is expected to encourage active transportation and to enhance the area for residents, businesses and visitors.

The Jordan Village Improvement project will create an anchor destination for residents, businesses, and tourists by building a connected and beautified neighbourhood that focuses on safety, complete streets, landscape appeal, and local heritage.

This project will align with several of the Towns plans, including:


Project Highlights

Some of the key improvements this project will bring to Jordan Village include:

  • New signalized intersection at King Street and Nineteenth Street
  • Pedestrian Square at Main Street and King Street
  • Integration with new Jordan Museum and existing commercial district
  • Increased neighbourhood appeal through landscaping and roadway pavers
  • Focus on investing in the local tree canopy
  • Wayfinding pillars and signage
  • Improved decorative streetlighting
  • Dedicated cycling facilities and increased pedestrian connectivity
  • Community parking lot and arrival zone

Project Objectives

Many improvements to the existing infrastructure on Main St., Nineteenth St., Wismer St., and Twenty-First St. will be completed in order to meet the project goals.

These improvements fall under three categories and include:

1. Underground work:

  • New sanitary main servicing Nineteenth Street, Wismer Road and Main Street with the outflow on Twenty-First Street
  • Integration of new stormwater system with “Soil Cell” technology servicing all streets on the project with two (2) outflow areas:
    1. The intersection of Nineteenth Street and Fourth Avenue
    2. Into the existing outflow at Main Street and Twenty-First Street
  • New watermain servicing the area’s residents and businesses

2. Surface work:

  • Construction of new signalized intersection at King and Nineteenth Streets
  • Two (2) new three way stops along Nineteenth Street at Snure Lane and Wismer Street
  • Closing of Main Street’s access to King Street and the creation of pedestrian plaza
  • Combination of hot mix asphalt and roadway pavers for driving surfaces
  • Sidewalk construction on all streets
  • Dedicated cycle-path on both boulevards along Nineteenth Street
  • Two (2) Retaining Wall Systems:
    1. Main Street south Parking Lot
    2. Existing sidewalk along the Valley
  • New street lights on all streets
  • Construction of new roadway across from the Fire Hall - Snure Lane
  • Installation of wayfinding pillars at intersections

3. Aesthetic enhancements:

  • Enhanced electrical and street lighting component complete with ambient lights and wayfinding pillars
  • Extensive tree and shrub planting to enhance the area
  • Reconstruction and Enhancement of Existing Parking lots:
    1. Reconstruction of south parking lot on Main Street
    2. Reconstruction of parking lot next to Fire Hall
    3. New overflow lot behind Fire Hall)
  • Construction of a new road, Snure Lane

Phases of Work

Phase 5 work commenced in April 2024 and is expected to be completed by the end of July 2024. See the construction updates below for details.


  • Jordan Village Construction Update - March 17, 2023

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    Recent Work Completed (Previous 2 Weeks):

    • Continuation of construction on Main Street Phase 4A
    • Primary focus:
      • Placement of decorative fence banners
      • Detailed investigation of existing underground services
      • Installation of sanitary sewer mainline and structures
      • Installation of sanitary services


    Expected Works (March 16 – 31):

    • Completion of sanitary works within Phase 4A
    • Installation of watermain
    • Tree removal on Main Street as indicated by “X” paint markings


    Project Photos:

    Placement of decorative fence bannersDecorative fence banners
    Installation of sanitary servicesInstallation of sanitary services


    Installation of sanitary mainlineInstallation of sanitary mainline


    Thank You For Your Patience

    We understand that construction will be disruptive, and we would like to maintain an open line of communication with the public and businesses. We will do our best

    to address any concerns in a timely manner.


    Contact Information

    Nem Antunovic is the project’s site inspector; he is available on site full-time and may be able to assist you with addressing any immediate concerns.

    Please also feel free to contact the Town’s Project Manager by phone or by email should you have any questions or concerns.

    The general contractor number is also provided below. Rob Goertz is the Project Manager and primary contact for Trenchline and Roads Inc.

    For urgent after-hour inquiries, please phone the Town’s 24-hour Public Works line.

    • Nem Antunovic, Site Inspector – (226) 218-0776
    • Michael Gacnik, Project Manager – (905) 933-8962
    • Rob Goertz, Trenchline and Roads Inc., General Contractor – (905) 563-0075
    • 24-hour Lincoln Public Works Line – (905) 641-0971
  • Jordan Village Construction Update - March 6, 2023

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    Recent Work Completed (Previous 2 Weeks):

    • Start of construction on Main Street Phase 4A
    • Primary focus:
      • Installation of construction fencing
      • Signage for pedestrians and business
      • Construction of a wheelchair access at the South limit
      • Removal of surface (asphalt, curb & sidewalk)

    Expected Works (March 6– 15):

    • Construction Fence Covers to be installed
    • Continue with Phase 4A surface removals
    • Installation of sanitary mainline from north limit working south

    Project Photos:


    Construction of wheelchair and pedestrian accessConstruction of wheelchair and pedestrian access
    Removal of road surface (Phase 4A)Removal of road surface (Phase 4A)


    Thank You For Your Patience

    We understand that construction will be disruptive, and we would like to maintain an open line of communication with the public and businesses. We will do our best to address any concerns in a timely manner.

    Contact Information

    Nem Antunovic is the project’s site inspector; he is available on site full-time and may be able to assist you with addressing any immediate concerns.

    Please also feel free to contact the Town’s Project Manager by phone or by email should you have any questions or concerns.

    The general contractor number is also provided below. Rob Goertz is the Project Manager and primary contact for Trenchline and Roads Inc.

    For urgent after-hour inquiries, please phone the Town’s 24-hour Public Works line.

    • Nem Antunovic, Site Inspector – (226) 218-0776
    • Michael Gacnik, Project Manager – (905) 933-8962
    • Rob Goertz, Trenchline and Roads Inc., General Contractor – (905) 563-0075
    • 24-hour Lincoln Public Works Line – (905) 641-0971
  • Jordan Village Improvement Project Update

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    With the warmer weather approaching, the Town’s contractor (Trenchline and Roads Inc.) will be starting the road construction on Main Street in the coming weeks.

    As presented at last year’s Business Open House, Main Street will be completed in three sections to reduce disruption. The first section of construction will be the roadway fronting the Inn On The Twenty and the north commercial building. The road, on-street parking, and lower west sidewalk will be fenced off and closed. The east sidewalk will remain open, and a temporary ramp will be constructed to allow pedestrian access from the parking lot to the west commercial building upper sidewalk.

    Preparations for construction will begin the week of February 20 including some fencing and signage. Main Street is tentatively scheduled to be closed on February 27; formal notices and a media release will follow shortly.

    The Town has ordered decorative fence banners which will be installed in early March. These will be placed in key locations to enhance the aesthetics of the construction fencing and communicate the Open for Business messaging. Signage will also be installed to direct visitors from the parking lot to the temporary ramp.

    We understand that construction will be disruptive, and we would like to maintain an open line of communication with the public and businesses. We will do our best to address any concerns in a timely manner. Nem Antunovic is the project’s site inspector; he is available on site full-time to assist you with addressing any immediate concerns. Please also feel free to contact me at my cell phone number or by email should you have any questions or concerns. For urgent after-hour inquiries, please phone our 24-hour Public Works line.

    • Nem Antunovic, Site Inspector – (226) 218-0776
    • Michael Gacnik, Project Manager – (905) 933-8962
    • Trenchline and Roads Inc, General Contractor – (905) 563-0075
    • 24-hour Lincoln Public Works Line – (905) 641-0971

  • Jordan Village Improvement Project Update

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    The construction is expected to be completed in staged phases as outlined in the December 2022 - Phases of Work Map. The following stages of construction are subject to change. The Town will host consultations with stakeholders to inform them of any changes that may occur to this schedule.

    Parking Lot Closure – 3761 Nineteenth Street:

    • The parking lot located at 3761 Nineteenth Street will be temporarily closed to the public. The closure will begin Monday, February 6, 2023, and be in place for approximately four (4) weeks.
    • This closure is necessary to complete the reconstruction of the parking lot including storm sewer, asphalt pulverizing, removals, and grading.


    Recent Work Completed:

    • Exploratory work for future phases along Main Street.
    • Pillar base installation on Main Street and Nineteenth Street.
    • Utility investigations and minor modifications prior to upcoming phase of construction.

    Two-Week Look Ahead:

    • Continuation of investigative work on Main Street.
    • Continuation of pillar base installation on Main Street and Nineteenth Street.
    • Temporary closure of Main Street to accommodate investigative work for the next phase of construction. “Local Traffic Only” closure will be reinstated by the end of the day.

    What to Expect Next

    • Main Street construction is anticipated to start in early March 2023.
    • A notice will be delivered to all businesses and residents prior to the next phase of construction.
    • The notice will include relevant information regarding construction phasing, driveway access and estimated scheduling.
  • Jordan Village Improvement Project Update

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    Updated Schedule:

    The project schedule has been updated based on feedback from the Open House for Jordan Village Businesses hosted by the Town on September 12.

    Phase 3 (Snur Lane and the connecting intersection of 19th Street) is planned to be completed before the end of this year. This allows for construction efforts to be focused on Main Street in 2023. The public parking lot construction has been deferred to 2023 to allow for this change. Please see October 2022 | Map of Phases reflecting this update.

    Construction Update:

    Please see the latest Community Improvement Update for a comprehensive update on the project.

    Feel free to contact Michael Gacnik as noted in "Who's Listening" on the right-hand side of this page, if you have any questions or concerns. Please phone our 24-hour public works line for urgent after-hour inquiries at 905-641-0971.

  • October 2022 - Community Improvement Update

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    Construction has been active since March of this year and is progressing well. Twenty‐First Street, Wismer Street, and Nineteenth Street north of Wismer Street are now open to regular traffic. These improved roads feature a new watermain, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, curbs, sidewalks, and bicycle paths.

    To learn more, please read the latest Community Improvement Update.

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    Jordan Village Improvement Project Update:

    Initiatives for Local Business:

    • Five additional custom "Open for Business" signs have been installed to notify passing vehicles that businesses remain open during construction and highlight the great amenities Jordan Village has to offer
    • See attached information on the Digital Service Squad Funding Opportunity
    • The Town will be hosting an Open House for Jordan Village Businesses on September 12, 2022, between 3pm and 7pm at the Jordan Museum. We will be sharing information on construction plans for next year and other initiatives for businesses. This is an open event, so please join us and share the invite with others in your community! If you are unable to attend, please email me and I will be happy to provide an update and coordinate additional meetings to discuss the project.

    Recent Work Completed:

    • Roadwork on Wismer Street and Twenty-first Street have been completed. Please note the final asphalt layer will be completed in 2024 for the project as a whole.
    • Underground work, curbs, base asphalt, and tree planting have been completed on Nineteenth Street north of Wismer Street
    • The existing road has been pulverized and sanitary sewer work has commenced on Nineteenth Street south of Wismer Street

    Two-Week Look Ahead:

    • Installation of new sanitary sewers along Nineteenth Street South of Wismer Street to the parking lot
    • Installation of sidewalk, exposed aggregate, bicycle lane and landscaping on Nineteenth Street north of Wismer Street

    Please feel free to contact me at my cell number, 905-933-8962 or by email should you have any questions or concerns. Please phone our 24-hour public works line for urgent after-hour inquiries at 905-641-0971.

    The Town of Lincoln would like to thank all affected residents and businesses for their patience and cooperation during the construction works. Keep an eye out for further email updates as we move forward with this transformational project in the Village.

    Regards,


    Michael Gacnik, P.Eng

    Project Manager, Town of Lincoln


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    Jordan Village Improvement Project Update:

    Recent Work Completed:

    • New watermain installed on Wismer Street and Nineteenth Street north of Wismer Street
    • New Sanitary sewer installed and existing sanitary sewer removed on Wismer Street and Nineteenth Street north of Wismer Street
    • Completed removal of existing sewers and curb along Wismer Street and Twenty-First Street

    Two-Week Look Ahead:

    • New storm sewer, oil and grit separator, and outlet to be installed on Nineteenth Street north of Wismer Street
    • Water commissioning testing to be completed for new watermain. Please note, residents will be notified 48 hours in advance of any water service interruptions to complete service connections.
    • Installation of new curbs on 21st Street and Wismer

    Please feel free to contact me at my cell number, 905-933-8962 or by email should you have any questions or concerns. Please phone our 24-hour public works line for urgent after-hour inquiries at 905-641-0971.

    The Town of Lincoln would like to thank all affected residents and businesses for their patience and cooperation during the construction works. Keep an eye out for further email updates as we move forward with this transformational project in the Village.

    Regards,


    Michael Gacnik

    Project Manager, Town of LIncoln

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    Jordan Village Improvement Project Update:

    Recent Work Completed:

    • Underground work for new storm and sanitary sewer on Twenty First Street and Wismer Street has been completed
    • An oil and grit separator storm sewer manhole has been installed at the intersection of Twenty-first Street and Main Street to improve on-going storm water outlet quality by removing course sediment and oils from passing stormwater (See photos attached)
    • Additional "Local Businesses Open" signage installed
    • Temporary full closure of Nineteenth Street and Wismer Street completed to accommodate sanitary sewer installation. “Local Traffic Only” closure will be reinstated by the end of today

    Two-Week Look Ahead:

    • Underground work for watermain installation on Wismer Street and sanitary sewer installation on Nineteenth Street north of Wismer Street
    • Complete removal of existing watermain, sewers, curb along Wismer Street and Twenty-First Street
    • Installation of new curbs on 21st Street and Wismer

    Please feel free to contact me at my cell number, 905-933-8962 or by email, should you have any questions or concerns. I am happy to schedule a time to meet on site to discuss any concerns.

    For urgent after-hour inquiries, please phone our 24-hour public works line at 905-641-0971.

    The Town of Lincoln would like to thank all affected residents and businesses for their patience and cooperation during the construction works. Keep an eye out for further email updates as we move forward with this transformational project in the Village.


    Regards,


    Michael Gacnik, P.Eng

    Project Manager, Town of Lincoln

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    Recent Work Completed:

    • The existing road has been pulverized on Twenty-First Street, Wismer Street, and on 19th Street north of Wismer Street
    • Test pits have been completed at various key locations to measure the exact depth of underground infrastructure
    • Underground work on Twenty First Street and Wismer Street has commenced, including sanitary sewer, storm sewer, and water main work
    • Adjustments have been made to improve detour signage including relocating the "Business Open" sign to intersection of Fourth Avenue and Jordan Road for greater visibility

    Two-Week Look Ahead:

    • Removal of existing watermain, sewers, curb and sidewalks along Wismer Street and Twenty-First Street
    • Installation of new watermain, storm sewers, and sanitary sewers along Wismer Street and Twenty-First Street
    • Additional "Local Businesses Open" signage to be installed

    Please feel free to contact me at my cell number, 905-933-8962 or by email should you have any questions or concerns. Please phone our 24-hour public works line for urgent after-hour inquiries at 905-641-0971.

    The Town of Lincoln would like to thank all affected residents and businesses for their patience and cooperation during the construction works. Keep an eye out for further email updates as we move forward with this transformational project in the Village.

    Regards,


    Michael Gacnik, P. Eng

    Project Manager, Town of Lincoln



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