Paving Program
Paving is weather dependant. Traffic will be single lane alternating while this work is being completed, so please expect delays.
Upcoming Works
The following roads are scheduled to be paved in June and July:
- Elk View Rd – Bailey Rd to Ryder Lake Rd
- Yale Rd – Chilliwack Creek Bridge to Airport Rd
- Young Rd – Luckakuck Way to Prairie Central Rd
Completed Works
Works that were completed so far in 2025 are as follows:
- Kingston Road – upper half
- Southlands Drive – Young Road to Southlands Crescent
- Andrews Avenue – Broadway to cul-de-sac
- Poplar Road – Yarrow Central Road to north end of pavement
Works that were completed in 2024 are as follows:
- Chilliwack Mountain Road – Grand View Road to Schweyey Road
- Chilliwack Mountain Road and Schweyey Road intersection
Commercial Court – Evans Road to cul-de-sac- Extrom Road – Briteside Road to Schweyey Road
- Lickman Road – Luckakuck Road to Sumas Central Road – road widening and bike lanes added
- Lower Landing Road
- Nowell Street – First Avenue south to rail tracks
- Prairie Avenue – Wilson Road to Hydro right-of-way
- Reece Avenue – paving from Young Road to Williams Street
- Simpson Road – Unsworth Road to cul-de-sac
- Unsworth Road – South Sumas Road north to end of road
- Uplands Road – Promontory Road to 46419 Uplands Road – road widening, drainage upgrades
- Vedder Mountain Road – Municipal boundary to Yarrow Central Road at the railway tracks – road widening and bike lanes added
Information on the Paving Program
Each year the City of Chilliwack tenders asphalt rehabilitation work for various roads to maintain the driving surface and reduce maintenance costs.
Typically the Engineering Department recommends rehabilitation of roads based on a condition survey which is updated every 5 years. The most recent survey was completed in 2023.
Minor drainage as well as curb and gutter improvements will be made adjacent to rehabilitation projects where significant deterioration has occurred or upgrades are required.
The Engineering Department coordinates both the timing and scope of work with the Operations, Development, and Utility Departments. This coordination avoids unnecessary utility cuts in newer asphalt, increases cost efficiencies and minimizes impacts to residents.
Do you have any questions about the City's paving program? Reach out to the Engineering Department at [email protected] or 604-793-2907.
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