The following major projects are scheduled for completion within King Township in 2021 - 2023:
Major Projects
Road Improvement Program2021 Updates:
Nobleton Sanitary Sewers Phase 2 Contract 3
June 28, 2021 Update:
All mainline sanitary sewer has been installed within the limits of Contract 3. Sheardown, Cain Court, Hazelbury, and Dobson have been paved to base course asphalt.
Servicing Crew:
- Servicing crew is on Mactaggart Drive installing sanitary services.Road Crew:
- Road crew removing existing curb on the east side of Holden Ave from Sheardown to MacTaggart and installing subdrain from MacTaggart heading southerly.Site Clean up:
- Removal of staging materials from Crawford.
- Loading out previously stockpiled materials. Removed asphalt, concrete and excess fill from temporary compound on Russell Snider Drive.
Contact:
If you require to speak to Public Works; Staff is available at the number or email below - please contact Robert Arcaro at 905-833-4058 or rarcaro@king.ca
Construction start date: September 2020
- Public Open House was January 16, 2020
Construction - UPDATE - June 1, Tentative construction Summer 2020
- Public Open House was January 16, 2020
- Map of Streets in Phase 2 - Contract 3 Area
OWNERS:
If your private utility is disrupted or damaged during construction - The Property Owner must contact your service provider (Bell/Rogers) to schedule the service repair. Bell and Rogers require the Owner to directly and not the Contractor - Please indicate to them there is a construction project occurring near your home.
We have started another construction phase in your area. Our Consultant is the Ainley Group. They have placed a painted green stake for the Owners future location of this service lateral.
If Owners have no concern on the location of the painted stake – great; if you do please contact Neil MacLeod he is representing us during this PROJECT his number is 705 790 3844.
Draft Financials:
Methods of PaymentNobleton Sanitary Sewers Phase 2 Contract 1 & 2
Project is substantially complete. Refer to By-law 2019-073 for capital charge.
Click link for a Map of area
Updates
June 23, 2021 Update:
Curb and granular installation is nearing completion and crews are ready to place the first layer of asphalt.
The existing granular ramps will be removed the afternoon prior to the asphalt placement in order to complete the final grading. Access to driveways will not be available until after the asphalt placement. During the asphalt operation, vehicular traffic will not have access to Brownsville Court except in emergency situations. Residents may park along Western Avenue and walk to their property. Please let us know in advance if assistance is needed/required – Daniel Wilkinson 905-833-5321 X. 6572.
The Contractor, Gio Crete Construction Ltd., will notify each property owner/resident prior to any driveway closures.
This work is expected to start as early as July 27th @ 12:00 pm, to July 28th 5:00 pm. Weather permitting.
There will be a total of 2 layers of asphalt placed. The second (top) layer is to be placed in 2022 after an inspection has occurred to ensure there has been no settlement issues over the winter season.
Description: Due to aging infrastructure, the watermain, water services and fire hydrants, along Brownsville Court and the municipal walkway between Brownsville Court. and Western Avenue are to be removed and replaced.
Once installation of the watermain is complete, existing curbs, granular road base and asphalt will be removed and replaced along Brownsville Court.
Timelines: This work is scheduled to start in Spring 2021 and is expected to be completed by October 2021, with the exception of top asphalt, which will be completed in 2022.
For more information please contact Daniel Wilkinson, Project Manager within the Public Works department at 905-833-5321 x.6572 or dwilkinson@king.ca
15th Sideroad - Highway 27 to 8th Concession
Public Open House: Wednesday, March 15, 2018.
Construction: Estimated 2020 - Base asphalt has been placedMarch 29, 2021 - UPDATE
Link-On Communications are installing infrastructure on behalf of Vianet and YorkNET to bring fiber servicing to the 15th Sideroad. Work is scheduled to start Monday March 29th, 2021 and is expected to finish by Friday April 30th, 2021. For any questions or concerns regarding the fiber installation please don’t hesitate to contact Mark Davy – Utilities Coordinator at 416-458-1393 or mdavy@king.ca
Top asphalt and the remaining work will follow the Fiber servcing.
15th Sideroad - 10th Concession to Highway 27
Public Open House: November 28, 2018
Construction: Estimated 2021 / 2022June 23, 2021 - UPDATE
The Notice of Completion for the Road Reconstruction of 15th Sideroad, 8th and 10th Concessions Schedule ‘B’ Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) was issued on February 18, 2021, and the 30-day public review and comment period ended in mid-March. The Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) accepted the project file and the project has now proceeded into Phase 5 of the MCEA, which is Implementation (i.e., preparing the detail design drawings and constructing the works).
The design is approximately 60% and being coordinated with the Region of York and Toronto Region Conservation Authority to ensure the design and construction comply with their respective requirements. In addition to the road design, Hydro One and Bell are reviewing their poles and infrastructure and preparing to shift that to match the new roadway.
The Township’s design is anticipated to be tendered in Fall 2021, and utility companies are anticipated to shift their infrastructure in late Fall 2021 to Spring of 2022, and prior to the road construction beginning.
- Notice of Completion Feb 2021
- Project File Report (PFR)
- Appendix A for PFR
- Appendix B to E for PFR
- Appendix F to H for PFR
- Link to Drawings
10th Concession - King Road to 15th Sideroad
Public Open House: November 28, 2018
Construction: Estimated 2021 / 2022June 23, 2021 - UPDATE
The Notice of Completion for the Road Reconstruction of 15th Sideroad, 8th and 10th Concessions Schedule ‘B’ Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) was issued on February 18, 2021, and the 30-day public review and comment period ended in mid-March. The Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) accepted the project file and the project has now proceeded into Phase 5 of the MCEA, which is Implementation (i.e., preparing the detail design drawings and constructing the works).
The design is approximately 60% and being coordinated with the Region of York and Toronto Region Conservation Authority to ensure the design and construction comply with their respective requirements. In addition to the road design, Hydro One and Bell are reviewing their poles and infrastructure and preparing to shift that to match the new roadway.
The Township’s design is anticipated to be tendered in Fall 2021, and utility companies are anticipated to shift their infrastructure in late Fall 2021 to Spring of 2022, and prior to the road construction beginning.”
- Notice of Completion Feb 2021
- Project File Report (PFR)
- Appendix A for PFR
- Appendix B to E for PFR
- Appendix F to H for PFR
8th Concession - 15th Sideroad to King Road
Public Open House: November 28, 2018
Construction: Not ScheduledUpdate: King Township will be sharing the final building and amenities designs for the new recreation centre via virtual Public Information Centres (PICs) in the coming weeks.
The recreation centre was designed based on information gathered as part of the 2019 Facility Services Master Plan.
In late 2019 and early 2020 staff went out to various locations and met with residents to gather feedback. We are happy that we have been able to incorporate many of the suggestions we heard, including a larger pool and second ice pad thanks to the recent Federal and Provincial funding announcement.
The current design includes:
- Two NHL sized ice surfaces
- A six-lane, 25-metre lap pool and separate leisure pool
- An indoor walking track
- A multipurpose athletic and fitness space
- Community spaces
Timelines: Construction is anticipated to be complete by Summer 2023 with an anticipated Fall 2023 opening
Description: Internal renovation of the entire facility including accessibility upgrades and updated finishes
Update: Project has been tendered following a consultation and design process. Construction is anticipated to begin in early 2021
Timeline: Construction is anticipated to be completed by Fall 2021
Description: Construction of new sidewalks, multi-use paths and streetscaping infrastructure over a 3KM span.Update: Project construction has been moving along nicely with all works east of Keele Street completed at this time. Areas west of Keele are approximately 45% complete at this time.
Timelines: The project is anticipated to be completed by Fall 2021
The Schomberg Lions Parkette is getting a redesign!
The new design incorporates the amenities of a plaza and a playground.
Features of the this design:
- Concrete walkway at entry with three patio tables overlooking river
- Shade structure which also serves as an amphitheatre
- Play area with a climbing structure and swings
- Bicycle rack and bicycle repair stations
- Two power sources
- Black wrought iron fence overlooking river
Tasca Park is an existing 21-acre community park located in Nobleton which includes playgrounds, a soccer field, splash pad, skateboard park, toboggan hill, fitness circuit, and shade structure. The park is a prominent focal point to the surrounding community and is being implemented over 2 Phases. Phase 1 was completed in early 2016 and the design process has now started for Phase 2 – which will be constructed starting Spring 2022.
The design process for Phase 2 includes working with the community to gather input in regards to options for programming and other improvements. Potential Phase 2 components include an off-leash dog area, pump track, pickleball courts, area for ice skating and permanent washroom facilities. The data collected will be used to influence which elements will be incorporated into the final design.
The Tasca Park Phase II survey has now closed.
Visit the SpeaKING page for more information.
(Photos of potential Tasca Park Phase II components)
Tasca Park Phase II Contextual Site Plan
Tasca Park Phase II Programmed Areas
Tasca Park Phase II Existing Conditions
Tasca Park Phase II Image Board
The Parks Depot is getting a renovation in 2021!
The project will include:
- Removal of the front annex of the building
- Minor improvements to the rear annex of the building
- Replacement of the administrative spaces (offices, meeting space, washrooms/changerooms)
- Installation/addition of externally accessible community storage space
- Installation/addition of EV charging stations (fleet and public uses)
Nobleton Water and Wastewater Servicing Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study
In November 2018, The Regional Municipality of York initiated the Schedule C, Nobleton Water and Wastewater Servicing Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study (EA Study). To accommodate future growth in the community, the EA Study will identify long-term water and wastewater servicing options in the Township of King.
Additional Information (PICs, Open Houses and More):
King Road and Weston Road Intersection Improvements
The Regional Municipality of York is investing in building a safe, efficient and reliable Regional transportation network for all users. The Region is improving the intersection of King Road and Weston Road in the Township of King to accommodate growth and improve traffic flow.
Additional Information (Construction Updates, Contacts and More):
King Road and Weston Road Intersection Improvements
King Road Culvert Improvement (East of 8th Concession)
The Regional Municipality of York (York Region) works hard to maintain the excellent condition of Regional roads for motorists, cyclists, pedestrians and transit users. York Region is making temporary improvements to a culvert on King Road, east of 8th Concession and is planning for a replacement in the near future.
Additional Information (Construction Updates, Contacts and More):
All major projects that are not construction related can be found on our Master Plans and Strategic Initiatives page, including the 10 Year Active Transportation and Paving Strategy, Climate Change Action Plan, Stormwater Management Study and MUCH MORE!
Resources:
Recurring Construction on HWY 400 Northbound Between King Truck Inspection Station and Highway 9
Detailed closure information is as follows: SUN: 1st Lane Closed at 20:00, 2nd Lane Closed at 22:00, 2nd Lane Opened at 06:00, 1st Lane Opened at 10:00; MON: 1st Lane Closed at 20:00, 2nd Lane Closed at 23:00, 2nd Lane Opened at 06:00, 1st Lane Opened at 10:00; TUE: 1st Lane Closed at 21:00, 2nd Lane Closed at 23:00, 2nd Lane Opened at 06:00, 1st Lane Opened at 10:00; WED: 1st Lane Closed at 21:00, 2nd Lane Closed at 23:00, 2nd Lane Opened at 06:00, 1st Lane Opened at 10:00; THU: 1st Lane Closed at 21:00, 2nd Lane Closed at 23:00, 2nd Lane Opened at 06:00, 1st Lane Opened at 10:00; FRI: 1st Lane Closed at 21:00, 2nd Lane Closed at 00:00, 2nd Lane Opened at 07:00, 1st Lane Opened at 09:00;
Start Time
2020-12-13 8:00 PM
Anticipated End Time
2020-12-19 6:00 AM
Last Updated
2020-12-07 9:53 AM
Road Reconstruction and Urbanization
Ministry of Transportation
1-800-268-4686