Infrastructure Delivery
The Infrastructure Delivery department is responsible for capital project design, review, tendering, construction, and inspection of the City's linear infrastructure.
ROAD CLOSURE: Martin Grove Road, from Harris Crescent/Raymond Road to Auburn Road/Andrew Park
To safely complete a culvert replacement on Martin Grove Road, there will be a full road closure in the section between Harris Crescent/Raymond Road to Auburn Road/Andrew Park starting on Friday, Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. until Monday, Oct. 27 at 5 a.m.
This closure will not impact access to any driveways or homes in this area.
Why is this section of Martin Grove being closed? A closure is required in this area to safely complete the next phase of the culvert replacement, on the west side of Martin Grove Road.
What is a culvert? Culverts are designed to convey the natural flow of stream water under roadways. When will construction be over The project is anticipated to be completed by the end of November. A second road closure will be required on Saturday, Nov. 22 and Sunday, Nov. 23. More information about this closure will be available soon.
Construction notices
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Active Transportation Improvements - Islington Ave (PDF)
Bruce Street - Watermain Improvements (PDF)
Martin Grove Road - Culvert Replacement (PDF)
Stormwater management infrastructure improvements - Site 13 (PDF)
Stormwater management infrastructure improvements - Site 25 (PDF)
Vaughan Mills Road bridge replacement (PDF)
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Active Transportation Improvements - Aviva Park Drive (PDF)
Bass Pro Drive Extension (PDF)
Cityview Boulevard - Improving Road Safety (PDF)
Fenyrose Crescent - Drainage Improvements (PDF)
Intersite Place - Culvert Replacement (PDF)
Millwood Parkway - Culvert Replacement (PDF)
Misty Meadows Pedestrian Bridge (PDF)
Streetlighting Improvements - Ward 3 (PDF)
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Atkinson Avenue and Centre Street - Watermain Improvements (PDF)
Beverley Glen Boulevard - Improving Road Safety (PDF)
Charles Street - Culvert Replacement (PDF)
Charlton Avenue - Culvert Rehabilitation (PDF)
Gallanough Park and Surrounding Area
Hilda Avenue - Bridge Rehabilitation (PDF)
New Westminster Drive - Road Rehabilitation and Improvements Project
Riviera Drive & Southern Hills Road - Watermain Improvements (PDF)
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Active Transportation Improvements - Basaltic Road and Barrhill Road (PDF)
Active Transportation Improvements - Rutherford Road and Weston Road (PDF)
Canada Drive - America Avenue Bridge
Jane Street Uptown Link Project
Road Resurfacing / Rehabilitation Projects
About the City's infrastructure projects
The projects undertaken can represent a new City asset or help to maintain, improve and extend a City asset (often called infrastructure). This infrastructure includes roads, bridges, sidewalks, watermains, sewers, stormwater management facilities (ponds) and streetlighting.
Our staff expertise is made up of project managers (both engineers and architects), technologists and technicians that perform a wide variety of duties including, but not limited to, project management, engineering studies, detail design and developing new cost-effective ways to deliver our services using new technologies.
Normal maintenance and repairs are carried out by the following departments: Environmental Services, Parks, Forestry and Horticulture Operations, and Transportation Services. Regional roads are owned and maintained by York Region, except for streetlighting (between roadway intersections only) and sidewalks which are owned by the City.
Approved Programmed Projects
The programming, design, tendering and construction of linear municipal infrastructure projects involves infrastructure renewal and includes the reconstruction and/or resurfacing of existing roads, replacement of sewers, culverts and watermains, bridge construction and/or rehabilitation, pumping station rehabilitation, new sidewalk construction on regional roads, new street/walkway lighting construction and/ or rehabilitation, new traffic signals and traffic calming construction and/or rehabilitation.
Road Resurfacing and Road Rehabilitation
As the city of Vaughan continues to grow, there is an increased demand for infrastructure improvements, including road resurfacing and road rehabilitation work. To learn more about road resurfacing and road rehabilitation work, and how the City maintains its roads, watch this video.