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Construction notice

This project is required to remove accumulated sediment, and to complete the restoration of miscellaneous deficiencies at stormwater management facilities (ponds) 2, 4, and 8. Facility maintenance related to the scope of this project plays an essential role in the general upkeep of Town owned assets and provides an increased ROI for our residents. The sediment removal component of this project is necessary to maintain pond function, ensuring adequate quantity and quantity control, and to provide environmental protection to our downstream receivers like 16 Mile Creek.

Enhancements include:

  • Sediment removal

  • Concrete repairs to inlet/outlet structures

  • Site grading repairs

  • Removal of excess vegetation

Locations

Pond #2 – 1051 Fourth Line

Pond #4 – 1015 Trudeau Dr.

Pond #8 - 140 Livingston Rd.

Road closures

No full road closures will be required to facilitate work; however, lane closures may be required periodically to allow contractors to access ponds, move machinery and material in and out of the site. Pathways and trails in and around ponds may be closed to pedestrian traffic as required to facilitate works, and will be determined in the field, on a site-by-site basis.

All road closures can be found using our interactive road closure map at milton.ca/RoadClosures.

Schedule

Start: July 2025

Completion: December 2025

Construction timelines are dependent on many factors, including weather. Follow @TownofMiltonON on social media for any schedule changes.

Investing in the Roads to Possibility

The Town of Milton is investing in community infrastructure to make your travel safe and accessible. We thank you for your patience. During construction, the public is encouraged to plan travel in advance, consider alternate routes, follow signage and be patient while traveling in and around construction areas.

Town-led construction is essential municipal work to ensure Milton’s infrastructure remains safe, in state of good repair and able to meet the community’s needs now and in the future. For more information about the project and road closures throughout the Town, visit our road construction page.