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[prospector001]

Found this article interesting;

https://www.wellingtonadvertiser.com/full-road-closure-begins-in-july-for-lake-road-project-in-puslinch/

Full road closure begins in July for Lake Road project in Puslinch

SubmittedMay 24, 2023 @ 9:06 amNews

 

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Lake Road detour - traffic will be re-routed along Wellington Road 34 and Townline Road during construction on Lake Road in Puslinch. The road will be closed, with local traffic and emergency services access, through to the end of August. A full road closure will commence in July. County of Wellington image

PUSLINCH – Work on road improvements on Lake Road (Wellington Road 32), from the MTO carpool Lot to Concession 2 in the Township of Puslinch, began May 23. The work is being performed by Cox Construction Ltd. of Guelph. 

The road will be closed, with local traffic and emergency services access, through to the end of August. 

A full road closure will commence in July while Cematrix completes the road base. 

Dates for the full road closure will be provided once confirmed at a later date, states press release from the County of Wellington roads department. 

During the closure, traffic will be re-routed along, Wellington Road 34 and Townline Road.

[Bubbajohny50]

Good to see evidence that I'm not lying about them being in the Wellington county area.  I mentioned that in an earlier post.  And they are talking to other municipalities in southwestern Ontario.  

[kingscorpion]

Ohh man why dont you post more often prospector Another great find yet again. Well I always said the best is yet to come for Cematrix. I will say this again the current bread and butter contracts cematrix currently does, may change drastically because, Just imagine all the road constructions all across North America and in all or most of  those road construction you have cematrix's c.c as

[prospector001]

As you can see on the map, the section of road base being completed by Cematrix is just outside the City of Cambridge and just south of Highway 401.  My understanding is that the Lafarge/Cematrix/University of Waterloo road base study was conducted on Notre Dame Dr. in St. Agatha according to old news releases, which is just on the other side of the tri-city area (Kichener/Waterloo/Cambridge

[Bubbajohny50]

I have been to the St.Agatha site and have pictures of it before the final paving.   I wish I knew how to post the pictures on here.  Anyways, that study was done to see at what depth cellular concrete is most effective.  It is more of of a phase 2 or 3 study to establish how to make the use of cellular concrete the most efficient and effective.  It was done because previous

[prospector001]

I have heard of the Highway #9 study and often wondered about the exact section of roadway involved. The Cematrix website also has several case studies that go back much further - I think the sections of roadways completed in those projects are still holding up as well.  Only a matter of time until this catches on bigtime!

[kingscorpion]

St Agatha study is already at.least 3 years old and from the articles I read it's holding pretty good. I wonder if CVX should also mention how the case study in Agatha is doing when they report their Q3 results. That's where the bread and butter for CVX will come from I was passing by a construction site where the road on both sides is being redone in winnipeg and noticed the crew using

[Bubbajohny50]

Just looked at the date on my pictures.  It was August 21, 2021.  And it was paved within weeks after them.