Kleinburg Village improvements: Last phase of work starting soon
Attend an Open House on April 16 to learn more
Improvements in Kleinburg Village are nearing completion! The final stage of work is scheduled to begin the week of March 30 and is expected to wrap up by this fall.
Work ahead includes road reconstruction, installing interlocking pavers, adding new cycle tracks and more – designed to make the area more accessible and enjoyable for residents and visitors.
Want to learn more about the work planned for this year?
Attend an Open House to explore details of the project’s last stage of work, upcoming construction impacts and timelines, and speak directly with the project team. Here are the details:
- Date: Thursday, April 16
- Time: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
- Location: McMichael Canadian Art Collection (10365 Islington Ave.) in the McMichael Studio. Free parking will be available for attendees.
Stay up to date
Subscribe to the project’s mailing list to receive updates as the project progresses this year.
About the project
The Kleinburg Village corridor and the surrounding area have rapidly changed in the last decade with high-density development, including residential and mixed-use buildings, resulting in a larger urbanized area. The City is undertaking the Kleinburg Village Improvements Project to address this growth and ensure municipal infrastructure can continue to support the community for years to come. The project area extends along Islington Avenue from Major Mackenzie Drive to Highway 27, along Nashville Road from Highway 27 to Islington Avenue, and along Stegman’s Mill Road from Islington Avenue to Teston Road.
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