The project is out to tender as of June/July 2024, and the City expects to start construction in late Q3 of 2024 – likely September.   The project is expected to last 12 months, with a pause for the month of December 2024.

The proposed first phase will be the back-half of the one way, from Salt Lane to 206^th Street.

During construction,  while pedestrian traffic will be maintained with fenced-off corridors, vehicle traffic will be blocked and will divert north onto Salt Lane from Fraser Highway.

A temporary parking lot adjacent to City Hall will be provided for additional parking during construction.

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Generally, construction will be permitted as per bylaws between 7am to 7pm Monday to Friday, and 7am to 5pm Saturday.  Some night-time work may be permitted as well.

The second phase will focus on the front-half of the one way, starting at Glover Road/204^th.  A starting date for this phase is not confirmed.

During this phase, car traffic will again be blocked from Fraser Highway.  Vehicles will be able to access the one-way by going south on Salt Lane from 56^th avenue, and then turning left onto Fraser Highway.   Pedestrian traffic will be maintained through fenced-off corridors.

A temporary parking lot adjacent to City Hall will be provided for additional parking during construction.

Generally, construction will be permitted as per bylaws between 7am to 7pm Monday to Friday, and 7am to 5pm Saturday.  Some night-time work may be permitted as well.

This is an $18 million project, which will consist of:

• Replace existing water main, storm and sanitary sewers, and service connections
• Underground existing BC Hydro power poles
• Reconstruct full roadway from Glover Road to 206 Street
• Parking on both sides along Fraser Highway
• Replace pavers with concrete from curb to building
• Tree planting strip along both sides of Fraser Highway
• Paver plaza areas with seating, benches and plantings
• LED street lighting and update traffic signal and intersection

The Langley Chamber is keen to see this project completed with as little negative impact on businesses as possible.  The Chamber will aim to ensure adequate communication to merchants and the public about changes to access to the One Way.   Share your thoughts or comments with us >

Visit the City's project page here.  The City of Langley’s manager for this project is Goran Corda.  Questions, concerns and feedback should be sent directly to him at the coordinates below:

Goran Corda
604 514 2835
gcorda@langleycity.ca