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Cochrane Begins Curb and Gutter Installation, Announces Temporary Driveway Access Changes

Justin Barber

Sep 23, 2025

The Town of Cochrane announced on September 18 that it will begin concrete curb and gutter installation in designated areas as part of its road paving program. The locations for this work are outlined on a map linked from the official notice.

Residents whose driveways are directly impacted by the concrete placement may experience a lack of driveway access for three to four days. The Town stated that this restriction is necessary to allow the concrete to cure. Access for residents will be maintained at all times, according to the Town.

The Town further announced that any properties impacted by the construction will be restored at the discretion of the Manager of Infrastructure Services. Additional details and the map of affected sections are available through the Town of Cochrane's official website.

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