Each year, the Engineering and Construction Section of the Transportation and Public Works Department delivers both Pavement Management and Capital Works construction programs in order to renew and improve infrastructure across Halton Hills.
The Roads 2023 maps noted below show the works that will be completed this year. These maps provide a visual representation of each construction project location with details of anticipated start and end dates, description of works, and departmental contact information.
- Investing to Renew and Improve Halton Hills
- Keeping Our Roads Safe, in Top Condition, and managed fiscally
- Road Construction projects improve residents’ quality of life for years to come
Background
Since 2013, the Engineering and Construction Section of the Transportation and Public Works Department has focused on communicating our Pavement Management Program and upgrading the roads throughout the Town to ensure that they were safe and in top condition for residents.
Starting in the spring of 2023, select streets will again benefit from road resurfacing and road reconstruction where needed. Concurrent with the Town’s work, Halton Region, through the Building a Better Halton program will also be completing capital projects at the locations indicated. Also, this year, significant bridge rehabilitation and intersection improvements are scheduled.
Adjusting your driving routes
Please take note of these construction project locations in order to adjust your driving route and time.
Possible project delays
Roads 2023 could be delayed by inclement weather or other site conditions identified during construction. Please check back to this website for any updates. Letters will be circulated regarding project delays.
Widening your curb depression
If you want to widen your curb depression for your driveway apron, you need to follow the Town’s application guidelines. This process requires some lead time. Please contact the Town's project contact to determine if a widening is possible.
Road Cut Changes (Entrance Permit)
Pavement management and collector/arterial and capital project listings |
Project status definitions
- Approved - Project approved by Council
- Started - Project commenced
- Under Warranty - Project reached substantial completion and is under warranty
- Warranty Work - Project outside warranty but repair work remains outstanding
You can expect some disruption during this work. However, we believe that the improvements to neighbourhood road safety and road condition will compensate for this short-term construction work period. |
Frequently asked questions |
- What is Roads 2023?
- The Town's annual road maintenance and improvement plan including the Pavement Management and Capital Works construction programs renew and enhance infrastructure across Halton Hills. This year's program will focus on upgrading roads in various ward areas. The Transportation and Public Works Department, Engineering and Construction Section manages this work.
- Where is the work happening?
- The Roads 2023 program focuses on a variety of roads that require upgrading. A listing of roads and corresponding maps are included within the Roads webpage.
- How will this work help residents?
- This work is a priority capital investment for the Town, improving road and bridge/culvert conditions, and road safety for many years to come.
- How do you determine the priority for road repair?
- We follow the "worst first" rule. That is, the roads in the worst condition are renewed first. Every five years, a review of the conditions of the Town's roads is conducted. Projects to include proactive rehabilitation to extend the useful life of younger roads. Coordination with our Regional partners, local utilities and proposed developments and Active Transportation implementation can also impact priorities.
- What type of disruption can residents expect?
- While the Town strives to minimize resident and business disruption, residents can expect some noise, dust and vibration as part of the construction process. Access to driveways may be temporarily blocked at certain times during construction. Water shut downs may be necessary, but advance notice will be given.
- What is being done to minimize this disruption?
- A Town Site Inspector is assigned to the work area and monitors the project's progress. Staff also tracks concerns and acknowledges the inquiries in a timely manner. Should anyone have an issue, they should email or call the Supervisor of Construction or the project-specific contact.
- Who should they contact if they have a question or concern?
- All concerns about dirt, noise, vibration, drainage or other construction issues should be directed to the Supervisor of Construction or the project-specific contact.
- Who should residents call if the work is a joint project between the Town and Halton Region?
- Most Pavement Management projects are being directly managed or administered by the Town. If a resident or business owner is concerned about a road that is being renewed as part of Roads 2023, they should email or call the Supervisor of Construction or the project-specific contact.
- What if local road work is being performed in conjunction with a Halton Region project?
- If the road construction is a Halton Region project, contact Halton Region at 311, or more information is provided on their website at halton.ca.
- What if the residents' or business owners' concerns are about a utility break?
- The Contractor is responsible for a utility break. In the event that the concern is construction-related, please email or call the Supervisor of Construction or the project-specific contact.
- When is construction to commence?
- Anticipated commencement of construction is project-specific. It is important to note that construction project schedules are weather dependent. Written notices to the affected residences will be provided prior to any work commencement.
- What if work is delayed?
- The Town will mail or hand deliver a notice informing residents of any major delays and next steps, and continue to communicate with the affected homeowners.
- What if a resident wants to widen their curb depression for their driveway?
- Residents are directed to contact the Supervisor of Construction. The Supervisor of Construction will provide the property owners with the information needed for them to decide whether they would like to pursue the permit, i.e. whether the curb is being removed as part of the construction. Visit our forms listing to obtain a copy of our Construction/Excavation or Entrance on Public Highway Permit. Please be aware that this process requires some lead time and that there may be applicable fees.
- What should I do with my waste resources?
- Halton Region is responsible for garbage collection. Please place your garbage, blue box and green cart out on your usual collection day. It is the Contractor's responsibility to move these materials to a location where they can be accessed by the collection vehicles. In order to help, the resident could place their house number on the bins.
- What is the typical working hours for construction?
- We ask Contractors to work between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. In order to make the site safe and for unforeseen circumstances, Contractors may extend their hours of work during off-peak times.
- Who is responsible for cleaning mud/dirt off of the roadways?
- The Contractor is responsible for maintaining clean and safe roads throughout construction. Should you have an issue, please email or call the Supervisor of Construction or the project-specific contact.
- Who is responsible for dust control within the construction site?
- The Contractor is responsible for maintaining clean and safe roads throughout construction. Should you have an issue, please email or call the Supervisor of Construction or the project-specific contact.
- What if there is restriction of access to the street for Emergency Services?
- Notice of Construction is provided to all emergency services prior to construction. The Contractor is responsible for maintaining access at all times during construction. If access is blocked, on-site staff will notify all emergency services. Should you have an issue, please email or call the Supervisor of Construction or the project-specific contact.
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