Project Update - Public Consultation

A Public Information Centre (PIC) is scheduled for Tuesday, June 16 from 5-7 p.m. at the Fleming Centre (Rooms B, C, and D).

Join Town staff and project representatives to learn more about the proposed reconstruction plans, review project information and ask questions about this important infrastructure project.

Residents and property owners in the area will have already received an invitation to attend the public consultation through a Public Notice.

Residents, property owners and interested community members are encouraged to attend, share feedback, and learn more about the project.

For residents and businesses in the immediate impact area of this project: if you are unable to attend the PIC but wish to send your comments to the Town, a form will be made available on this webpage on Tuesday, June 16.



Project Background

William Street and surrounding neighbourhood streets (Highland Park Drive, Glenwood Drive, Robbie Burns Drive, and Charles Street) are in poor condition and require full road reconstruction to meet current urban standards. In addition, the watermain and sanitary sewer systems in this neighbourhood are outdated and require full replacement. The design will also review opportunities to improve traffic calming, streetlighting, and connectivity of the community.

Project Description

This project involves the detailed design and complete reconstruction of William Street, Highland Park Drive north of Elizabeth Street, Glenwood Drive, Robbie Burns Drive, and Charles Street.

Key project elements include:

  • Approximately 2.0km of reconstructed roadway to meet current urban standards including curb and gutter with storm sewers
  • Approximately 2.0km of new or improved active transportation facilities including sidewalks and improved road surfaces at a minimum
  • Approximately 2.0km of new 150mm diameter PVC watermain
  • Approximately 1.5km of new 200mm diameter PVC sanitary sewer
  • Traffic calming initiatives
  • Landscaping and tree planting improvements
  • Review and upgrade streetlighting (as required)
  • Utility relocations (as required)

The project will align with several of the Town’s existing plans, including:


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