Road Construction

Current Construction Projects

Project NumberProjectDescriptionProposed
Construction Start
C339000Baldwin Court Asphalt Overlay2012
C339000Briar CrescentAsphalt Overlay2012
C340003Bronte Street Sidewalks (Derry to Main)Sidewalk on West Side2012
C339000Conway Court Asphalt Overlay2012
C350008Eighth Line (Britannia to Lower Base Line)Surface Treatment2012
C339000Elliot CrescentAsphalt Overlay2012
C330120Elmwood CrescentUrbanization2012
C350008Fifth Line (Britannia to 1.5km South)Surface Treatment2012
C350008First Line (Steeles to 800m North of Steeles)Surface Treatment2012
C350008First Line Nassagaweya (15 SR to 20 SR)Surface Treatment2012
C350008Fourth Line Nassagaweya (30 SR to Hwy 7)Surface Treatment2012
C350000Henderson BridgeBridge Replacement2012
C340031Louis St. Laurent (CNR crossing)Bridge over CNR @ Tremaine2012
C350008Lower Base Line (Fourth Line to Fifth Line)Surface Treatment2012
C339000MacDonald CrescentAsphalt Overlay2012
C370106Main Street Fencing (Robarts to Maple)Fencing2012
C390104Main Street Grade SeparationUnderpass and Road Reconstruction2011-2015
C339000McColl Court Asphalt Overlay2012
C350008Milburough Town Line (5 SR to
Concession 10 East)		Surface Treatment2012
C339000Morley Avenue Asphalt Overlay2012
C350008No. 14 Side Road (Bell School Line
to Appleby Line)		Surface Treatment2012
C350008No. 15 Side Road (Halton Hills Town Line to Fifth Line)Surface Treatment2012
C350008No. 28 Side Road (First Line to Second Line)Surface Treatment2012
C350008No. 3 Side Road (Milburough Town Line
to First Line)		Surface Treatment2012
C350008Limestone Rd. (Walker's Line to Appleby Line)Surface Treatment2012
C420106Oddfellows Hall/Knox Presbyterian Church Parking LotParking Lot Rehabilitation2012
C350008Second Line Nassagaweya (20SR to 25SR)Surface Treatment2012
C350008Second Line Nassagaweya
(Hwy 401 to 10SR)		Surface Treatment2012
C339000Secord Court Asphalt Overlay2012
C350008Sixth Line (Britannia to Lower Base Line)Surface Treatment2012
C339000Sixth Line Nassagaweya
(5SR to 1.4km North)		Asphalt Overlay2012
C339000Southcott DriveAsphalt Overlay2012
C339000Strathcona Court Asphalt Overlay2012
C340020Thompson Road (Derry Road to Louis St. Laurent)Pathway Connections2012
C339000Trafalgar Court Asphalt Overlay2012
C350008Walker's Line (3SR to Campbellville Ave)Surface Treatment2012
C339000Walkway (Cedarbrae to Steeles)Asphalt Overlay2012
C339000Walkway (Maple to Willow)Asphalt Overlay2012
C339000Walkway (Pitfield to McNabb)Asphalt Overlay2012
C339000Walkway (Willow to Cedarbrae)Asphalt Overlay2012
C339000Walkway (Wilson to Frobisher)Asphalt Overlay2012
C339000Wheelihan Way Asphalt Overlay2012
C390113Willmott Bridge16 Mile Creek Bank Rehabilitation2012
C339000Wood Close Asphalt Overlay2012

Construction Project Forecast

Project NumberProjectDescriptionProposed
Construction Start
C330108Bronte Street (Main to Steeles)Urbanization2013
C340030Louis St. Laurent (Tremaine to Bronte)4-lane Urbanization2013-14
C350123Sixth Line Nass (15 SR to 20 SR)2-lane Rural Reconstruction2013
C350012First Line Nassagaweya (Wellington County Town Line)2-lane Rural Reconstruction2013
C350124No 5 Side Road (Peddie to East Limit of Town)2-lane Drainage/Surface Rehabilitation2013
C340040Fifth Line (Hwy 401 to Main)2-lane Urbanization2014
C340041Fifth Line (Main to Trudeau)4-lane Urbanization2014
C340042Fifth Line (Trudeau to Derry)4-lane Urbanization2014
C340043Fifth Line (Derry to LSL)2-lane Urbanization2014-15
 C340012Main Street (CN Crossing @ Bronte)Pedestrian Tunnels2014
C340050Main Street (JSP to Fifth Line)2-lane Urbanization2014
C340032Louis St. Laurent (Bronte to RR25)Road Widening2015
C350000Lower Base Line (RR25 to Fourth Line & Bridge Replacement)2-lane Rural Reconstruction2014
C340044Fifth Line (LSL to Britannia)2-lane Urbanization2014-15
C330133Wakefield Rd.Urbanization2015
C340002Bronte Street (Britannia to LSL)Widening and Urbanization2015
C340038Louis St. Laurent (JSP to Fifth Line)2-lane Urbanization2016
C330122Ashbrook, Oak & BruceUrbanization2016
C350003Lower Base Line (Fifth Line to Fourth Line)2-lane Rural Reconstruction2016
C350005Appleby LineGeneral Improvements2016
C330125Campbell Avenue East of Guelph LineUrbanization2017
C340021Thompson Road (Britannia to Louis St. Laurent)Road Widening2017
C340033Louis St. Laurent (Yates to Thompson)Road Widening2017
C340039Louis St. Laurent (RR25 to Yates)Road Widening2017
C340060Sixth Line (Hwy 401 to Derry)2-lane Rural Reconstruction2017
C340061Sixth Line (Derry to Britannia)2-lane Rural Reconstruction2017

Definition of Road Construction Terms

Type of ConstructionDescription
Asphalt Overlay:The process of replacing existing deteriorated asphalt surfaces with new. It also involves replacing portions of curb and rebuilding catchbasins and manholes.
Reconstruction and Improvements:The process of reconstructing an existing substandard road to current standards.
Reconstruction/Replacement:The process of completely rebuilding a road. This includes all the underground infrastructure and replacement of the road structure.
Surface Treatment:Surface Treatment is the application of an asphalt based emulsion binder and a granular based wearing surface. The process waterproofs the roadway and eliminates grading and dusting of gravel rural roads.
Urbanization: Urbanization is the improvement of a road with ditches to a road with curb and gutter, drained by storm sewers.

Design and Construction Process

The Town is responsible for the design and construction of all municipal roads, bridges and culverts. The process may require two or more years.

  1. Surveying is conducted.
  2. An informal Project Initiation Meeting is held for new projects, with stakeholders, at the start of the design process.
  3. Design work continues, including modifications from initial public feedback.
  4. Public Input - A formal Public Information Centre is held later in the design process to present detailed design(s) to the community, at which time input is also requested.
  5. The final design is presented to Council for approval.
  6. Design projects generally begin in the spring and are completed in the late fall or early winter.
  7. Construction projects are typically tendered in the winter and early spring.
  8. Work generally commences in mid to late spring.
  9. Construction timing, particularly in or near waterways, may be constrained by environmental requirements.
  10. Every effort is made to minimize disruption to abutting properties during construction.

Due to the scope or scale of any individual project, timelines and steps may vary.