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PAGE 2, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1980, WHITBY FREE PRESS Twelve year Brock projeet nearly done By. S. GREENAWAY Free Press Staff A project which has run a price tag of $6,711,000 over the coarse of 12 years is due to start it's final leg of con- struction this week. The reconstruction of Brock Street, turning it from a two lane rural road into a four lane urban roadway, is due to be completed by early September. "It's good that the new road is almost completed" said Regional councillor Become a Model OR LOOK LIKE ONE GRAND OPENING Runway is pleased to announce the Opening of its Oshawa location. We will provide you with the exclusive professional model training in the following areas: Female Modelling, Male Modelling, Teen Modelling, Self Im- provement and Make-up Applications. Register Now for Fall Courses Call 579-6237 1Model Training Centre Lord Simcoe Place, I.F. 57 Slmcoe St. S. Oshawa Head Office: 2084 Danforth Ave. Toronto- 429-5534 REGISTERED AS A PRIVATE SCHOOL UNDER THE PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS ACT Gerry Emm. "The old road was no good in a competitive, growing town such as Whitby." In the late sixties the project got underway with the installation of storm sewers on a section of Brock street south in the Colborne- Gilbert streets area with an outfall to the Ash Creek. Early in the 1970's, the Highway 12/Dundas street east intersection was recon- structed, including Brock street, Dunlop to Mary streets and Dundas street, Byron to Perry streets. This portion of the project had a contract value of $425,000 of which the Ministry of Transportation and Communications paid $280,000. The Town of Whit- by paid $145,000 towards it's completion. Next in line, Brock street running from Highway 401 to Dunlop street, a length of 0.75 miles, and north from Mary street to Maple street, a distance of 0.25 miles were renovated. The combined price of the two sections was $2,325,000. The Brock street C.P.R. subway grade separation provided the largest single outlay of money and proved to be the most difficult part for the project, said Emm, chairman of the towns public works committee, The railway bridge itself is 51.5' in width, giving room for two existing tracks and leaving space for a third rail should such an addition ever be needed. Reinforced concrete abutments are supported on a pile foundation and the reinforced concrete piers are supported on spread footings. Along with the construc- tion of the subway grade separation a storm water pumping station was con- structed to achieve drainage of the subway to prevent flooding. The pumping station is located to the north-east of the structure, reaching 37' into the ground. It is equiped with two pumps each having the capacity to discharge 4,860 Imperial gallons of water per minute. "More than enough to keep the road from flooding," said Emm. Tonstruction of the bridge project was valued at around $3,500,000. Transport Canada paid $2,100,000, MTC $1,050;000, the town of Whit- by $215,000, the region of Durham $142,000, C.P.Rail $62,000, and other parties paid $45,000. With the major portion of the project out of the way, the final stage is now ready to get under way. This final stage will in- clude reconstruction of CONT'D ON PG. 3 __h is thismar 15 PIECES W ONIY 6.7 SATURDAY & AUGUST 23rd SUNDAY and 24th TWOoeasons. First, because hes a Kentucky Fried Chicken Store Manager. Which leads us to the second. His "Manager's Special." Saturday and Sunday, August 23rd and 24th, pick up his "Manager's Special" Bucket of finger lickin' good chicken. Enough for 5 to 7 hungry people. Only $6.50! Pick up the "Manager's Special" at Kentucky Fried Chicken. 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