Beginning on Jan. 2, a section in the city’s east end will be closed for the next seven weeks due to construction.
The city of Guelph said crews will be installing an underground conduit and fibre optic cable along the south side of York Road, from Watson Parkway to Industrial Street.
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In a post on the city’s website, it said there will be no lane reductions, plus businesses in the area will be open.
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In addition, regular service of Guelph Transit’s route 4 will continue during roadwork and no other routes will be impacted.
Work is expected to wrap up by mid-February, weather permitting.
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