The Fraser Highway One-Way Utilities and Public Realm Project will enhance the experience for our businesses, residents, and visitors.

This project focuses on upgrading the aging underground infrastructure that needs to be replaced while revitalizing the Fraser One-Way. The improvements will create more greenery, new community gathering spaces, and enhanced pedestrian amenities for all.

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Phase 1 work progress

Explore the latest construction photos as the project advances to see what has been completed and what is ongoing through February.

COMPLETED: Installation of new storm sewer manhole

Work is underway for Phase One of the Fraser Highway One-Way Utilities and Public Realm Project.

A new concrete storm sewer manhole has been installed along Fraser Highway, which will form a key component of the City storm sewer system to improve stormwater servicing in the area. 

ONGOING WORKS:

Underground utility infrastructure is being installed on Fraser One-Way.

Surface work is ongoing to complete 206 Street.

 

Note:

  • Limited off-street parking is available between Salt Lane and 206 Street.

  • Construction will generally occur during the daytime based on the City's Noise Control Bylaw. Some work may occur on weekends or at night; however, noisy construction activities will not be permitted during night work. 

  • Vibrations are to be expected during construction. 

 

Businesses are open

While we navigate through this transformative period, access to businesses along the Fraser Highway One-Way will be maintained, meaning you can access these businesses through their front door. 

Safe passage of pedestrians and vehicles will be facilitated by the use of traffic control signage and personnel during construction hours.

 

 

Parking is available!

  • Free parking will be available throughout the Fraser Highway One-Way in a phased approach.
    • Phase 1 - Limited off-street parking available between January to April 2025
    • Phase 2 - Limited off-street parking available between May to August 2025
  • 37 free parking stalls are available at Langley City Hall (20399 Douglas Crescent)
  • 10 parking signs have been posted in the area to advise community members of available parking locations. New additional signage for added clarity is currently being explored and developed. 

 

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