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.

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Project Goals

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:

• Council priorities for a future-fit Lincoln
• Lincoln's Pathway to Prosperity Economic Development Strategy and Plan
• Tourism Strategy and Action Plan: Creating a Prosperous Tourism Sector
• Lincoln's Official Plan
• Corporate Climate Change Adaptation Plan

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 4C is completed, ahead of schedule. Phase 5 work will commence in April 2024. See the construction updates below for details.