City of Richmond BC

Use this interactive map to explore some of the major Engineering and Public Works projects we are working on to advance the City’s strategies. You can interact with projects that interest you through the map or the links.

Explore Richmond's Capital Projects Highlights

Maintenance paving of MRN and Non-MRN classified roads in alignment with the City’s Ageing Infrastructure Strategy and the Pavement Management System. The project includes the costs associated with ancillary works such as curb, gutter, road base repairs and other incidental work such as manhole adjustments, line painting and staff time. Annual re-paving program may also include but not be limited to the pavement component of the City’s capital water, sanitary and drainage upgrade projects.

Various locations throughout the City.

$5,032,038

Winter 2022

No. 4 Road between Blundell Road and Granville Avenue (road reconstruction).No. 4 Road between Blundell Road and Alderbridge Road (box culverts).

$3,286,000

Spring 2022

The City has 49 kilometres of perimeter dikes that provide the City with flood protection from freshet events. This project consists of approximately 630 metres of dike upgrades between 7920 and 7611 No. 9 Road along the Fraser River's South Arm. Raising the existing dike and other dike upgrades are necessary to continue to improve existing dike and drainage infrastructure, meet medium to long term needs and accommodate local area needs such as the provision of basic recreation trails.

South Arm of Fraser River between 7920 and 7611 No. 9 Road.

$2,327,715

Winter 2023

Construction of this project is proposed to be implemented in phases over 5 to 10 years. The phasing is designed to prioritize addressing areas of known servicing concerns and mitigate the construction impacts to the community. During each phase, all drainage, water and sanitary infrastructure improvement within the identified phasing area will be completed.

Burkeville Area.

Phase 4 - $240,000 and Phase 5 - $4,054,000

Phase 4 - Spring 2023 and Phase 5 - Winter 2023

This project involves improvements to a number of Richmond bridges. The scope of work includes the installation of barriers, railings and signage. Sidewalk, pavement and utility repairs will also be part of the project scope. Bridges have been prioritized through condition and public safety assessments. The bridges to be repaired or replaced include the Bird Road Bridge and West Dike Trail Bridge.

Various locations throughout the City.

$290,000

West Dike Trail Bridge - Early 2023Bird Road Bridge - Project on hold

The City has 49 kilometres of perimeter dikes that provide the City with flood protection from ocean storm surge and freshet events and sea-level rise due to climate change. This project includes approximately 1,015m of dike raising and improvements. The dike will be raised approximately 1.6m to 4.9m elevation. Raising the existing dike and other dike upgrades are necessary to continue to improve existing dike and drainage infrastructure, meet medium to long term needs and accommodate local area needs such as the provision of basic recreation trails.

$4,318,000

Spring 2023

$490,000 (Phase 1)

Winter 2023 (Phase 1)

Thompson Gate and Boundary Road.

$1,500,000

Fall 2023

The City of Richmond operates an extensive sanitary pump station system network which supports the conveyance of sanitary waste from buildings. Throughout the years the City has increased the resiliency of these systems by installing permanent backup diesel generators at key locations, and using portable diesel generators in the case of an emergency at stations without permanent backup power. To limit the use of portable generators throughout Richmond, the City plans to implement electrical resilience systems at sanitary pump stations which could keep the systems running in the event of a power outage. This pilot project involves installing electrical resilience systems at the Richmond Works Yard Sanitary Pump Station.

Works Yard Sanitary Pump Station located near 5599 Lynas Lane.

Summer 2022

Intersection of Gilbert Road and Steveston Highway.

$950,000

Winter 2023

Within Riverside Industrial district.

$900,000

Fall 2024

This is a multi-year project for the replacement and rehabilitation of the entire Steveston sanitary catchment. The sanitary sewers in the area are nearing the end of their service life. The City sanitary sewers, up to the private property line, will be upgraded to ensure continued sanitary service.

Steveston area.

$2,900,000 (2022 Construction package)

Winter 2030

This project includes the provision of a 2.5m to 3.0m wide paved multi-use pathway along the south side of Steveston Highway between Shell Road and No. 2 Road, as well as the necessary street lighting and a landscaped boulevard where feasible. Crossing enhancements will also be installed at the No. 4 Road and Shell Road intersection.

Along Steveston Highway, between Shell and No. 2 Road.

$2,510,000 (Phase 1)$6,000,000 (Phase 2)

Summer 2023

Within Nevis/Petts area.

$2,472,000

Early 2023

Within Danube/Minler area.

$1,260,000

Late 2023