The Laval area, which is constantly evolving, is seeing the launch of various construction projects for private developments requiring the addition of new municipal infrastructure of varying sizes.
One of Laval économique roles Laval économique to provide you with as much information as possible about the nature of the work. This page offers more information about these projects, including the start date of the work, the duration of the construction sites, and much more.
What is a private project that requires the addition of new municipal infrastructure?
This means that a developer wishing to develop an area not served by municipal services must, under certain conditions (regulation L-12400), carry out municipal infrastructure work, such as:
- Extension of water and sewer systems (sanitary and storm)
- The opening of public streets (including paving, curbs, etc.)
- The development of bike paths, sidewalks, and lighting
These infrastructures will be transferred to the City for maintenance and accessibility after their construction, while the residential, commercial, or industrial buildings erected will remain private.
The City supports developers throughout this development process, which involves the addition of municipal services.
Ongoing projects
Extension of Rue des Balades, north of Rue Léonise-Valois
- Sector (former city): Duvernay
- Electoral district: Saint-François (1)
- Extension: Rue des Balades, north of Rue Léonise-Valois
- Start of construction: March 2024
- Estimated duration: 3 years
- Expected completion date: Fall 2027
The City is committed to transparently disseminating all public information relating to ongoing projects. For this reason, no information additional to that already published on our platforms can be disclosed.
You have access at all times to citizen consultations concerning ongoing projects, including certain sectoral planning.