Throughout the year, the Town of Orangeville undertakes numerous construction and infrastructure projects in order to maintain or improve elements in the Town.
This page will provide updated information on any construction projects that may create disruptions for residents.
Parks and Facilities Projects
Rotary Park - Anticipated start Spring 2024 |
The Rotary Park project, approved by Orangeville Council in June of 2022, is planned over six phases:
Watermain work will commence in Spring 2024, followed by the playground renovation work, tentatively scheduled for late summer 2024. The project is being completed by a private sector contract, RK & Associates Consulting Inc. |
Walsh Crescent Park - Begins June 17, 2024 |
Work on the replacement of the Walsh Crescent Park's playground equipment will be completed the week of June 17, 2024. The old playground has been dismantled and taken away, and the sand around the playground is scheduled for removal on June 18. Installation of the new structure is expected to begin on June 19 with an anticipated completion by the end of the week. |
Building Infrastructure Projects
Road Infrastructure Projects
2024 Road Resurfacing Program (Begins July 2, 2024) |
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Six roads are slated for the resurfacing treatment between now and the end of September. Anticipated schedule:
Residents are asked to not park on the road if they will be away for an extended period during road resurfacing work. Remember to watch for road workers. |
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Culvert Rehabilitation - C-Line at Broadway (Begins: July 2, 2024) |
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Rehabilitation work on the culvert at the Mill Creek crossing C-Line is scheduled to resume on July 2, 2024. The project was initiated in September 2023 and work continued until December 2023, when it was stopped due to the winter season. The following closures will occur for the project:
There will be no emergency access during this closure. There will be no through traffic. Pedestrians are asked to find an alternative route. Pedestrians using the trail will only be able to proceed southbound. |
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Culvert Rehabilitation - John Street (Resumed Spring 2024) |
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Work on the rehabilitation of the culvert on John Street resumed as of May 6, 2024. The project was initiated in September 2023 and work continued until December 2023, when it was stopped due to the winter season. A portion of John Street will be closed for the duration of the work.
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Hansen Boulevard Connection |
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The western stretch of Hansen Boulevard, between Blind Line and Veteran’s Way, has been constructed in incremental segments over a 10-year period. Segments were completed as surrounding residential subdivision developments were constructed, by the project developers. Segments completed to date (February 2024) include:
The last remaining stretch of Hansen Boulevard falls within future subdivision lands owned by the developer. Why is the work not being completed now?
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Victoria Street and Ontario Street Reconstruction (Beginning June 3, 2024) |
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Road Closure: Victoria Street and Ontario Street will be closed as of June 3, for approximately 5 months. Local and emergency access will be maintained at all times. Scope of work:
Pre-Construction Elements: There will be some project-related work that will occur ahead of the road work. This includes the installation of tree protection and environmental fencing, locates, surveying, and utility daylighting. A single lane closure will be required ahead of June 3 to complete this work. Resident Impacts:
Frequently asked questions:
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Other Projects in Orangeville
The projects in this list are not Town of Orangeville projects but may have a direct impact on residents. Where necessary, the Town will work with the private sector contractors to minimize any negative impacts on its residents and increase safety.
Avalon Care Centre - Started 2023 |
On August 28, 2023 the Ontario government announced a full redevelopment of the Avalon Care Centre, Orangeville's 40-year-old long term care facility. The project will bring more long-term care beds to Orangeville, addressing a critical shortage.
Mitigating traffic disturbances on Preston Drive In response to traffic concerns raised by residents on Preston Drive in 2023, the Town of Orangeville has been working with the project contractor to mitigate negative impacts, safety, or the quality of life for residents. The following measures have been put in place to honour the contractor's commitment, including:
Constructing the building structure:
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