Check out the inventory of ongoing major projects below to see what is happening in the Township of King!
Transportation Projects
Description of Project
The Gravel Road Conversion Program aims to enhance the existing road network to improve transportation and reduce yearly maintenance expenses by the Township through the resurfacing of existing gravel roads with asphalt paving. Taking a balanced approach, these conversions support King’s commitment to climate change, its objective towards achieving greater fiscal responsibility and cost control and keeps our community safe.
The work involves the resurfacing of existing gravel road surfaces with new asphalt paving (base and top course asphalt), culvert replacements, drainage improvements and roadside safety upgrades.
During construction, access to local residents/businesses will be maintained at all times with a minimum of one lane of through traffic. Access for Emergency Services, Student Transportation Services, Waste Collections and Postal Services will be maintained at all times.
2026 Gravel Conversion Program
The road segments intended for paving in 2026 are:
Mill Road (from King–Vaughan Boundary to King Road)
Elmpine Trail (from Mill Road to West end)
17th Sideroad (from Jane Street to West end)
12th Concession (from 120m North of Caledon-King Townline to 17th Sideroad)
Expected Timelines / Milestones (Updated January 2026)
Q1 2026 – Advertise Request for Tender for contractors to submit bids
Q2 2026 – Construction start
Project Manager Contact Information
- Colin Parks, Project Manager, Capital Services – Public Works
- Cparks@king.ca
- 905-833-6568
Description of Project
The Road Improvement Program aims to enhance the existing road network to improve transportation within and across the Township. Taking a balanced approach these improvements support King’s commitment to climate change, its objective towards achieving greater fiscal responsibility and cost control and keeps our community safe.
The work involves road reconstruction or road rehabilitation activities such as pulverizing and paving (base and top course asphalt), localized culvert replacement, drainage improvements and roadside safety upgrades.
2026 Road Improvement Program
Holancin Road (Hwy 9 to 2nd Concession)
McKellar Lane
Strawberry Lane (Keele St to Aileen Ave)
Caledon King Townline South (Columbia Way to 12th Concession)
Greenside Drive (King Rd to Noblewood Dr, north intersection)
Showa Court
Disruptions
Access for local residents/businesses will be maintained at all times with a minimum of one lane of through traffic. Access for Emergency Services, Student Transportation Services, Waste Collection, and Postal Services will all be maintained at all times.
Most Recent Update – January 2026
Construction tender to be awarded Q1 2026
Construction start Q2 2026
Project Manager Contact Information
- Colin Parks, Project Manager, Capital Services – Public Works
- Cparks@king.ca
- 905-833-6568
Description of Project
This project will enhance the roads in the Nobleton urban area. These roadways include:
- 15th Sideroad – Highway 27 to 8th Concession (Completed Summer 2022)
- 15th Sideroad – 10th Concession to Highway 27 (Start Spring/Summer 2024)
- 10th Concession – King Road to 15th Sideroad (Start Spring 2025)
Most Recent Updates – January 2026
15th Sideroad – 10th Concession to Highway 27Construction substantially completed in November 2025
Final asphalt work completed in November 2025
Final landscaping to be completed Spring 2026
10th Concession – King Road to 15th Sideroad
Construction substantially completed in November 2025
Final asphalt work completed in November 2025
Final landscaping to be completed Spring 2026
Expected Timelines / Milestones
15th Sideroad – 10th Concession to Highway 27Construction substantially complete November 2025
Final asphalt work to be completed May 2026
Final landscaping to be completed Spring 2026
10th Concession – King Road to 15th Sideroad
Construction substantially complete November 2025
Final asphalt work to be completed May 2026
Final landscaping to be completed Spring 2026
Project Manager Contact InformationRay Hoyos – Project Manager, Capital Services – Public Works
Additional Information15th Sideroad - 10th Concession to Highway 27
Notice of Completion Feb 2021
Project File Report (PFR)
10th Concession - King Road to 15th Sideroad
Notice of Completion Feb 2021
Project File Report (PFR)
Description of Project
Culverts and Bridges are critical Township infrastructure that allow for safe movement over water in ditches, streams, and rivers – while allowing for proper drainage of stormwater downstream into stormwater ponds. Ensuring our bridges and culvert assets are in a good state of repair minimizes transportation and drainage risks to citizens, commuters and the environment at large.
Most Recent Update – January 2026
Design
- Hydraulic Study Program – Work continues in 2026 as part of ongoing program.
- CIPP Lining Design Program – Work continues in 2026 as part of ongoing program.
- Structures under 3.0m Replacement Design Program – Work continues in 2026.
- Culvert 1248 – Replacement design scheduled for 2026.
- Culvert 305 – Preliminary design scheduled for 2026.
- Culvert 316 – Preliminary design scheduled for 2026; detailed design deferred to early 2027.
- Bridge 22 – Utility conflict plan and design scheduled for 2026; relocations may begin late 2026/early 2027.
- Review of Bridges 02-006 and 02-007 – Scheduled for 2026.
Construction
- Structure 211 (11th Concession) – Final asphalt surface scheduled for completion in 2026.
- Structure 209 (8th Concession) – Final grading scheduled for completion in 2026.
- Leonard Road Bridge – Design completed in 2025; construction planned for 2026.
- Culvert 1229 – Replacement scheduled for 2026 as part of 17th Sideroad road project.
Expected Timelines / Milestones
- Structure 211 – Final asphalt completion by Q2 2026.
- Structure 209 – Final grading completion by Q2 2026.
- Leonard Road Bridge – Rehabilitation construction to begin Q3 2026. Bridge 22 – Utility conflict plan and design to be completed by Q4 2026; relocations may start late 2026/early 2027.
- Culvert 305 – Preliminary design to be completed by Q4 2026.
- Culvert 316 – Preliminary design to be completed by Q4 2026.
- Culvert 1248 – Replacement design to be completed by Q4 2026.
- Hydraulic Study Program – Continued work through 2026.
- CIPP Lining Design Program – Continued work through 2026.
- Under 3.0m Replacement Design Program – Continued work through 2026.
- Review of Bridges 02-006 and 02-007 – to be completed by Q4 2026.
- Culvert 1229 – Replacement to be completed by Q4 2026.
Project Manager Contact Information
Ray Hoyos – Project Manager, Capital Services– Public Works
rhoyos@king.ca
Additional Information
Environmental Projects
Description of Project
Due to aging infrastructure, King Township will be replacing the watermains along Lynwood Crescent, Norman Avenue, Elizabeth Drive and Cross Avenue. Please see Project Extents Map, under “Additional Information”, showing the project limits. Please note the extents of the project are subject to change.
This work also includes:
Replacement of all water services up to property line and curbstops.
Installation of additional fire hydrants to ensure fire safety.
Hardscape and softscape restoration.
If anyone would like to receive email notifications for project updates, please reach out to the Project Manager.
Most Recent Update – January 2026
All works are completed for 2025. Final road restoration is anticipated to begin in 2026.
The 30 day sod maintenance period concluded on November 21st, all maintenance and watering responsibilities are transferred to the homeowners.
The Township held a Public Information Centre (PIC) on Wednesday, October 23, 2024. See below slide deck, under “Additional Information”. For those who were unable to attend feel free to reach out to the Project Manager if there are any questions.
Expected Timelines
Watermain installations are anticipated to be completed Q4 of 2025. Road restoration is expected to be completed in 2026.
Project Manager Contact Information
- Daniel Wilkinson, Project Manager, Public Works
- 905-833-6572
- dwilkinson@king.ca
Additional Information
Description of Project
As part of King Township’s ongoing commitment to maintaining effective stormwater management and protecting local water quality, the Public Works Department has partnered with Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) to clean-out two (2) Stormwater Management (SWM) ponds off of Woodhill Ave, across from Gilbert Fuller Dr.
For more information about SWM ponds please visit our other webpage: https://www.king.ca/SWMponds
Most Recent Update - January 2026
The TRCA has started site preparations and dewatering. Dewatering will continue until the ground begins to freeze at which point the clean-outswill begin.
Expected Timelines
- Dewatering work and site preparations are anticipated to start fall 2025.
Clean-out works are anticipated to take place over the winter of 2025/2026.
Project Manager
- Daniel Wilkinson, Project Manager, Public Works
- 905-833-6572
- dwilkinson@king.ca
Additional Information
Description of Project
Due to aging infrastructure, King Township will be replacing the watermain along Manitou Drive along with road reconstruction.
This work also includes:
- Replacement of all water services up to property line and curbstops.
- Installation of additional fire hydrants to ensure fire safety.
- Road Reconstruction
- Hardscape and softscape restoration.
We ask all residents to reach out to the Project Manager, if they are aware of any buried private infrastructure within the right of way (i.e. irrigation systems, heated driveway systems, etc).
If anyone would like to receive email notifications for project updates, please reach out to the Project Manager.
Expected Timelines
- Pre-Engineering investigative works are to take place Spring 2026. Design works are to be completed throughout 2026. Construction is anticipated to start Spring or Summer of 2027.
Project Manager
- Daniel Wilkinson, Project Manager, Public Works
- 905 833 6572
- dwilkinson@king.ca
Additional Information
Description of Project
King Township will be installing a new diesel back-up generator at the Burton Grove Sanitary Pumping Station at 41 Burton Grove. Back-up power is essential to the operation of pumping stations to prevent overflows and spills during a power outage.
The work includes the following:
- Installation of new concrete pad
- Installation of new generator
- Installation of generator fencing enclosure
- Electrical works inside and outside of pumping station
- Softscape restoration
Expected Timelines
Design works are to be completed throughout 2026. Construction is anticipated to start Winter/Spring of 2027.
Project Manager
- Daniel Wilkinson, Project Manager, Public Works
- 905 833 6572
- dwilkinson@king.ca
Attachments
Description of Project
Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) is a system of software and hardware elements that helps organizations control and monitor various industrial processes. It is the gathering of data in real time from remote locations in order to control equipment and conditions.
The work includes the installation of new panels, various components and programming an interface software within four of the Township’s Sanitary pumping stations. See below locations of each station:
- 76 Alex Campbell Crescent, King City
- 41 Burton Grove, King City
- 219 Collard Dr, King City
- 31 Bluff Trail, Nobleton
Expected Timelines
Construction is anticipated to start Q1 of 2026 and is aiming to be completed Q4 of 2026.
Project Manager
- Daniel Wilkinson, Project Manager, Public Works
- 905 833 6572
- dwilkinson@king.ca
Park Projects
Description of Project
The Nobleton Park Revitalization project is a transformative initiative by the Township of King aimed at revitalizing key municipal properties located at 15 Old King Road in Nobleton. This project is part of the broader Nobleton Revitalization Strategy, designed to create a vibrant, multi-use community hub that reflects the diverse needs and aspirations of Nobleton residents.
Phase II of the project includes the development of new recreational and cultural amenities such as:
- A wading pool (convertible to a refrigerated outdoor ice rink)
- Amphitheatre
- Lit Pickleball Courts
- Soccer Field
- Formalized Walking Paths
- Repurposing of Pool House to Program Facility
Most Recent Update – January 2026
Mobilization – Fencing and Silt Fencing Installation – Completed
Winter Conditions – Construction progressing as weather permits
Grading – Ongoing
Site Servicing – Ongoing
Demolition - Outdoor Pool Backfill – Completed
Site Preparation – Ongoing
Expected Timelines / Milestones
Construction Tender – August 2025
Tender Award – September 2025
Construction Mobilization – September 2025
Construction Substantial Completion – July 2026
Project Manager Contact Information
Randy Wang
905-833-5321 ext. 4114
rwang@king.ca
Facilities Projects
Description of Project
Building upon the success of the Zancor Centre, Phase 2 will extend this state‑of‑the‑art hub outdoors by transforming the surrounding acres of site into a vibrant community park, ensuring residents can enjoy a diverse range of recreational and community activities indoors & outdoors year‑round.
Most Recent Update – December 2025
- Preparation of Design RFP
Expected Timelines / Milestones
- Preparation and Posting of Design RFP – Q4 2025
- RFP Completion & Design Initiation – Q2 2026
- Design Development – Q3 2026
Project Manager Contact Information
- Randy Wang
- 905-833-5321 ext. 4114
- rwang@king.ca
Completed Projects (2025)
Description of Project
- 15th Sideroad & Dufferin Street
- State-of-the-art, high-efficiency, fully accessible Recreation Complex. Key building features include: two NHL-sized ice surfaces, a six-lane 25-metre-long lap pool, a multi-purpose athletic fieldhouse, and a multi-purpose community room.
Construction Completed and Centre Commissioned - January 2025
Additional Information
- Drone Update - June 2024
- Progress Photos - February 2024
- Progress Photos - December 2023
- Drone Update - November 2023
- Progress Photos - October 2023
- Progress Photos - August 2023
- Progress Photos - July 2023
- Progress Photos - June 2023
- Progress Photos - May 2023
- Progress Photos - April 2023
- Progress Photos - March 2023
- Progress Photos - February 2023
- Progress Photos - January 2023
- Progress Photos - December 2022
- Progress Photos - November 2022
- Progress Photos - October 2022
- Progress Photos - July 2022
- Photos - Design Concepts
- 2019 Facility Services Master Plan
- TWRC SpeaKING Community Engagement Platform
Description of Project
King Christian Church was constructed in 1851 by the Children of Peace, a Quaker sect. Adapted as a Baptist church in 1931, the building became obsolete in 1978 and was relocated to the site of the King Heritage and Cultural Centre in 1982. The building was designated as a heritage property in 1992 (Township of King By-Law 92-123).
Identified as Canada’s oldest surviving railway station, the King Railway Station was constructed in 1852, and served several different railway companies over more than a century until it became obsolete in 1963. The building has since been relocated twice as part of previous conservation efforts, most recently to the site of the King Heritage and Cultural Centre in 1989, after which it underwent an extensive conservation program. The building was designated as a heritage property shortly after in 1990 (Township of King By-Law 90-80).
The Township of King is committed to the maintenance, protection and enhancement of the heritage resource, and is also dedicated towards facilitating ongoing and new compatible uses for the buildings.
The two buildings are located on the property of the King Heritage and Cultural Centre, at 2920 King Road, King City.
Construction Completed - October 2025
Final Occupancy - November 2025Most Recent Update – December 2025
Construction Progress:
Removal of existing interior and exterior finishing at the Train Station - Completed
Church Occupancy - Completed
Landscape works at the Church – Completed
Church inspection and deficiencies – Completed
Train Station Occupancy – Completed
Flooring & wainscoting restoration at the Church – Completed
Electrical fixture installation at the Train Station – Completed
Mechanical works at the Church – Completed
Electrical wiring at the Church – Completed
Electrical wiring at the Train Station – Completed
Interior painting at the Train Station - Completed
Interior and exterior abatement at the Church – Completed
Repair of interior and exterior woodwork at the Train Station – Completed
New flooring structure for the Church and setting of the building to the foundation – Completed
Relocation of the Church to its permanent location – Completed
Exterior painting at the Train Station - Completed
Excavation and forming of basement for the Church – Completed
Scheduling and preparation for the Church building relocation – Completed
Redesign of building reinforcement and relocation plan due to the underlaying condition of the Church – Completed
Expected Timelines / Milestones
- Construction initiation: July 2024
- Construction completion: October 2025
Project Manager Contact Information
- Randy Wang
- 905-833-5321 ext. 4114
- rwang@king.ca
Description of Project
The downtown core along Kettleby Road needs rehabilitation to replace deteriorating infrastructure within the Township's right of way. The Township is planning to reconstruct a 720m segment of Kettleby Road. The limits extend from the Kettleby Bridge on the west side of the Hamlet (just west of #500 Kettleby Road) to the eastern limit of the community, at #270 Kettleby Road. Proposed works for consideration include:
Adjustments to asphalt platform
Installation of curb and gutters to improve drainage
Replacement and/or improvements to existing sidewalks, ditches, culverts and storm sewers
Most Recent Update – January 2026
Regular updates are posted to the SpeaKing page for this project
Works completed:
2019 Public Information Centre
2022 Public Information Centre
Topographic survey
Arborist report
Stormwater Management report
Video inspection of storm sewer (to assess current condition)
Geotechnical investigation (to assess soil and groundwater conditions)
Cost estimate to bury utilities
Preliminary design plans
Permitting from Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority
Confirmation from Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) and Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) that project does not require federal or provincial permitting
Impact assessment of the new road/sidewalk design for each property
Hydro One utility relocation (moving/replacing poles)
Vibration monitoring education
Vibration monitors installed and active
Rogers & Bell to move telecom cables from old poles to new poles
Hydro One to remove old poles once Rogers/Bell complete
Design of new retaining wall at Kettleby Camp property
Install storm sewer outlet headwall and oil-grit separator
Storm sewer main installed
Road excavation
Install storm sewer catchbasins
Ramp driveways to maintain access to homes
Install rollover curbs and gutters
Road base construction
Road base paving
Road surface paving
Line painting
Landscaping restoration
Site clean-up
Project Manager Contact Information
- Colin Parks
- Project Manager – Public Works
- (905) 833-5321 Ext. 6568
- Cparks@king.ca
Description of Project
The work involves road reconstruction or road rehabilitation activities such as pulverizing and paving (base and top course asphalt), localized culvert replacement, drainage improvements and roadside safety upgrades.
Site Locations
The following road segments are to be included:
Kingsworth Road (from Blueberry Lane to Watch Hill Road)
Kingsworth Road (from Westgate Circle to Blueberry Lane)
Kingscross Drive (from Westgate Circle to Manitou Drive)
Westgate Circle
Westgate Boulevard
16th Sideroad (from Jane Street to Highway 400)
Completed Projects (2024)
Description of Project
- Tasca Park is an existing 21-acre community park in Nobleton and includes playgrounds, a soccer field, splash-pad, skatepark, toboggan hill, fitness circuit and shade structure. The park is a prominent focal point to the surrounding community and is being implemented over two phases. Phase I was completed in Q1 2016.
- Phase II components include an off-leash dog area, pump track, pickle ball courts, area for ice skating and permanent washroom facilities.
Construction Completed - July 2024
Additional Information
- Contextual Site Plan
- Programmed Areas
- Existing Conditions
- Image Board
- Photo (Potential Phase II Concepts / Amenities)
- Parks & Trails
Description of Project
King Township will be installing a new diesel back-up generator at the Alex Campbell Sanitary Pumping Station at 76 Alex Campbell Cres.. Back-up power is essential to the operation of pumping stations, to prevent overflows and spills during a power outage.
The work includes the following:
- Installation of new concrete pad
- Installation of new generator
- Installation of generator fencing enclosure
- Electrical works inside and outside of pumping station
- Softscape restoration
Completed November 2024
Description of Project
Due to aging infrastructure King Township has replaced the watermains along Bennet Dr.; Forde Cres.; Hollingsworth Dr.; Kingslynn Dr.; and Patton St..
This work also included:
- Replacement of all water services up to property line and curbstops, under 25mm.
- Installation of additional fire hydrants to ensure fire safety.
- Hardscape and softscape restoration.
Project Manager
Daniel Wilkinson, Project Manager, Public Works
905 833 6572
Completed July 2024
Description of Project
The work involves road reconstruction or road rehabilitation activities such as pulverizing and paving (base and top course asphalt), localized culvert replacement, drainage improvements and roadside safety upgrades. Base course asphalt will be placed in 2024, followed by top course asphalt in 2025.
Site Locations
The following four road segments are to be included:
Rupke Road
Hodgson Avenue
19th Sideroad (Weston to end of cul-de-sac)
16th Sideroad (Weston to Highway 400)
Completed Projects (2023)
Description of Project
- The Sidewalk Repair Project is related to the replacement of sidewalk and curbs in various locations in King City, Nobleton, and Schomberg within the Township of King.
Project Completed – July 2023
Description of Project
- This redevelopment project will include the replacement of aging play structures and surfaces. The new play area will be fully accessible and incorporate inclusive options, such as a "quiet corner". Additional site amenities include a large picnic shelter with accessible site furnishings, a beach volleyball court, skatepark and paved pathways to connect the park features.
Project Completed - June 2023
Description of Project
This project will see the completion of re-grading works and track upgrades to address safety concerns on Toll Road where it crosses the GO/Metrolinx Railway tracks and connects with Yonge Street (Highway 11). Track upgrades will be completed by GO/Metrolinx with the road work being completed by the Township. Road work scope includes modifying the profile to meet minimum railway grade crossing standards.
Project Completed - November 2023
Additional Resources
Description of Project
- The Sidewalk Repair Project is related to the replacement of sidewalk and curbs in various locations in King City, Nobleton, and Schomberg within the Township of King.
Project Completed - December 2023
Description of Project
- The former Holland Marsh District Christian School, located at 18955 Dufferin St, King, ON, L3Y 4V9, has been closed since 2015. The project involves the complete demolition and removal of all above and underground structures on the property, bringing them to existing grade. The existing church and baseball diamond will retain safe and accessible pathways throughout the construction phase.
Project Completed - November 2023
Additional Information
17th Sideroad (from Weston Rd to East End)
Currently under 1-year warranty period
(gravel conversion notice hyperlink)
18th Sideroad (from Jane St to West End)
Currently under 1-year warranty period
Completed Projects (2022)
Description of Project
- The watermains along Western Avenue from Church Street to Brownsville Court, Castlewood Avenue and Elmwood Avenue will be rehabilitated using a trenchless relining method.
- Relining watermains is less impactful to residents. Instead of digging up the entire road, the contractor will excavate pits to access the main at strategic locations. The relining process involves cleaning the inside of the watermain, inserting the liner and then curing the liner in place.
- The Township has decided to take this cost effective and less impactful approach of relining the existing pipes to extend the service life of these watermains and improve reliability and durability.
Completed - Q4 2022
Description of Project
- 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.
Completed - Q4 2022
Description of Project
- Sanitary sewer mains are being constructed in Nobleton. Sanitary sewers are an important component of urban infrastructure given they reduce the risk of leaked water-borne contaminants that can come from septic systems, they are maintained and operated by municipal and regional government to ensure consistent functionality, and it creates ease for property owners as they eliminate the need for maintain or replace septic systems.
Completed - Q3 2022 (Maintenance Period Ends Q4 2023)
- Rectification of minor deficiencies through maintenance period
Additional Information
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Map of Construction Area - August 2021
- Contractor Pre-Condition Survey: FAQ
- Previous Updates (Including Phase 2 - Contract 1 & 2)
- Draft Financials -Methods of Payment
- Phase 2 (Contract 1 & 2) - Sanitary Sewer Contract Area Map
- Phase 2 (Contract 1 & 2) - Eligibility for Connection Map - March 2020
- Nobleton Sanitary Sewer Project – Connection Notice, Phase 2 - Contract Area 3
Description of Project
325 Main St, Schomberg
Fully renovated, high efficiency, fully accessible Community Hall. Key renovation initiatives include – complete demolition of interior finishes, upgraded building envelope to meet current energy efficiency standards, fully electrically operated to eliminate GHG emissions and negative impact on the environment, fully accessible space designed to current AODA standards.
- It is with great collaborative effort that the Schomberg Hall renovation has successfully achieved Substantial Completion and was granted Occupancy on December 2nd, 2022.
Completed - Q4 2022 (Substantial Completion January 2023)
Additional Information
- Photos - May 2022
- Progress Photos - August 2022
- Progress Photos - October 2022
- Progress Photos - November 2022
- Progress Photos - December 2022
Description of Project
- As a part of continuing revitalization efforts King Township embarked on the first steps to a redesign of Main Street in downtown Schomberg. The design concepts aimed to advance a high-quality, integrated approach to enhancing and preserving Schomberg’s unique qualities. The Township hopes to improve the pedestrian network and connectivity to Main Street to further boost Schomberg’s reputation as a vibrant, authentic, historical community and a renowned destination for day tourists, cyclists and residents alike.
- The Main Street Schomberg Streetscape Plan has been completed. The plan contains a summary of past studies/investigations; various design concepts; the public engagement summary; and the Preliminary Streetscape Plan for Main St. Schomberg. The Plan includes a material palette and preliminary designs of the streetscape and opportunity sites.
Completed - 2022
Description of Project
Due to aging infrastructure King Township will be replacing the watermains along Bennet Dr.; Forde Cres.; Hollingsworth Dr.; Kingslynn Dr.; and Patton St.. The project has been broken down into two areas, Area 1 and Area 2, please see links below to the maps, showing the extents.
This work also includes:
- Replacement of all water services up to property line and curbstops, under 25mm.
- Installation of additional fire hydrants to ensure fire safety.
- Hardscape and softscape restoration.
We ask all residents to reach out to the Project Manager, if they are aware of any damage caused by the Contractor to buried private infrastructure within the right of way (i.e. irrigation systems, heated driveway systems, etc).
If anyone would like to receive email notifications for project updates, please also reach out to the Project Manager.
Completed - September 2024
Other
All non-construction major projects, such as Master Plans, Strategic Plans, Studies, Guidelines etc., and/or projects that are supported (but not managed) by the Township, can all be found within the Strategic Initiatives and Master Plan projects pages listed below!
Get involved and have your say on Township projects by visiting SPEAKING the Township of King's virtual public engagement platform!
Highway 400 - Highway 404 Link (Bradford By-pass)
- Ontario Government Notice: Notice of Publication of Final Early Works Report County Road 4 Early Works - GWP 2008-21-00 Highway 400 – Highway 404 Link (BRADFORD BYPASS)
- Notice of Publication of Draft Early Works Report County Road 4 Early Works - GWP 2008-21-00 Highway 400 - Highway 404 Link (Bradford By-pass)
Highway 400 Road Widening (Major Mackenzie Drive to King Road)
Road Reconstruction and Urbanization
Ministry of Transportation
1-800-268-4686King City Sewage Pumping Station Upgrades
- Notice of Construction (December, 2022)
Culvert Improvement on King Road (E of HWY 27)
- Notice of Construction (June 2023)