Main Street West
Tremaine Rd. to Bronte St.
Main Street West, between Tremaine Road to Bronte Street, is an existing two lane rural roadway that is being widened to support future growth in the community.
The roadway will be designed as a four-lane thoroughfare with a centre median.
Project Phases
Phase 1 - Tremaine Rd. to Scott Blvd.
This is the western section of the project. Main Street will be realigned to intersect Tremaine Road to the south of the existing intersection. Halton Region is currently widening and reconstructing Tremaine Road between Derry Road and Main Street.
- Halton's first roundabout will be located at Tremaine Road and Main Street.
Phase 1 consists of:
- Construction of four traffic lanes with a central median, storm sewers and curbs
- On-street bike lanes
- Construction of multi-use path on both sides of the road.
The total project cost for Phase 1 is estimated at $6.5 million.
| Stage | Estimated Date | |
| Construction Commenced | Winter 2010 | |
| Construction Completed | Fall 2011 | |
Phase 2 - Scott Blvd. to Bronte St.
The eastern section of the project has recently completed an Environmental Assessment Study.
Two Public Information Centres were held. Several options were reviewed in light of comments that were received from regulatory agencies and the public.
The preferred option includes:
- Construction of two through lanes (one lane in each direction) and a centre shared turn lane
- On-street bike lanes between Scott Blvd. and Whitmer St.
- Construction of a multi-use path/sidewalk on both sides of the road between Scott Blvd. and Bronte St.
- Signalized intersection at Scott Blvd.
The total project cost for Phase 2 is estimated at $8.7 million.
| Stage | Estimated Date |
| Environmental Assessment | 2011 |
| Design | 2011 |
| Construction Tender | Late 2011 |
| Construction Begins | 2012 |
| Construction Completed | 2013 |
