Huntington Road Widening

Huntington Road is being widened between Langstaff Road and Rutherford Road

The City of Vaughan continues to enhance its transportation network to accommodate population and employment growth. To reduce travel time, Huntington Road is being widened and urbanized, between Langstaff Road and Rutherford Road.

NOTICE: Huntington Road closed north of Trade Valley Drive

Huntington Road is closed north of Trade Valley Drive, between 8811 Huntington Rd. and 8934 Huntington Rd., for emergency repair work following the severe weather in Vaughan on Sept. 2. During the storm, the culvert under Huntington Road was damaged, resulting in a large sinkhole at the Rainbow Creek crossing. 

 

To mitigate future flooding, the City is working with key stakeholders, including the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), Enbridge and the City's Water Services Department to upgrade the culvert and restore the road as quickly and safely as possible.

 

More about the closure

  • Properties located north of the closure can be accessed from Rutherford Road. 
  • Properties located south of the closure can be accessed from Langstaff Road and Trade Valley Drive. 

 

About the project

The Huntington Road Widening project is a strategic, growth-related transportation infrastructure project that aligns with broader improvements in the City’s planned street network, as identified in the Transportation Master Plan, 2012 and the Vaughan Transportation Plan, 2023. An Environmental Assessment (EA) study was completed for this project in 2017. 

 

Once complete, Huntington Road will feature:

  • a four-lane urban road (two lanes in each direction).
  • a new structural culvert crossing West Rainbow Creek.
  • Aa new underground storm sewer system.
  • a new signalized intersection at Huntington Road and Trade Valley Drive/John Lawrie Street.
  • in-boulevard multi-use pathways and sidewalks for cyclists and pedestrians.
  • new roadway streetlighting.
  • intersection improvements at Huntington Road and Rutherford Road.

 

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