Events

November 24, 2021

Regional Council discussions of the 2022 Operating and Capital Budgets begin tomorrow morning.

The meeting will commence with the Regional Budget Corporate Overview presentation at 9:30 a.m., followed by presentations for Regionally Controlled Services (Health Services, Human Services, Public Works, and Enterprise Programs and Services). Read More

Construction Work: On or after November 8, 2021 to July 15, 2022

Scope of Work

The City of Mississauga is performing stream restoration, erosion protection and golf course restoration along Applewood Creek within the Lakeview Golf Course. The golf course is on the west side of Dixie Road, north of Lakeshore Road East.

The realignment of the creek into a more sinuous (winding) form, stabilization of the channel bed, restoration of golf course irrigation lines, installation of bridge crossings, repair of asphalt cart paths and landscaping will also be completed as part of this project.

The project work will enhance public safety in the area, as well as protect property and City infrastructure from the hazards of erosion.

After project work is complete, the environmental health of the creek and fish habitat will improve. The golf course layout and player experience will also be enhanced, while still maintaining its heritage characteristics.

COVID-19 Update: Taking Steps to Stop the Spread

The construction project that will be taking place on your street is considered an essential service under the Ontario Regulation 82/20. The City’s Contractor is required to carry out all construction activities in accordance with all applicable laws, including the Occupational Health and Safety Act (and regulations) and the advice, recommendations and instructions of public health officials.

These recommendations include:
• training of all employees, contractors and trades on COVID-19 policies
• maintaining physical distancing of 2 metres
• providing on-site sanitation
• tracking and monitoring of workers and site visitors

The City will closely monitor and work with the Contractor to ensure complete adherence to all COVID-19 regulations and policies. The Province has also advised that they will be increasing the number of Ministry of Labour Inspectors to ensure that essential businesses are complying with the health and safety requirements.

What to Expect During Construction

Impacts: There will be some construction related dust, noise and traffic delays. The City will make every effort to reduce the impacts. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.
Up to date impacts on the opening of Lakeview Golf Course for the 2022 season can be found at: https://www.mississauga.ca/golf/lakeview

Work Hours: Work will occur between 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., Monday to Friday.

Traffic and Pedestrians: No road or lane closures will be required during construction.There will be no impact on sidewalks or multi-use trails.

Transit Service: No impact to transit routes during construction.

Parking: No impact during construction.

Restoration Works: The construction site will be restored after construction has been completed.

Utility Disruptions: Temporary disruptions to utilities (i.e. gas, hydro, water, telecommunications and cable TV) may be experienced. Every effort will be made to promptly restore service.

Metrolinx launched its virtual fall engagement for the Hurontario LRT today, providing an update on the project. It will run until November 26. You can view the materials at your leisure.

Since the project’s last virtual engagement in the spring, construction continues to progress and there is active construction in all work zones of Mississauga. Activity will continue to pick up and we should see some significant milestones in 2022, including the completion of the Operations, Maintenance and Storage Facility just south of Highway 407 and tracks being installed. The project is on track to be in service by fall 2024.

The virtual engagement will also offer residents and businesses the opportunity to submit their questions through the Metrolinx Engage platform.

There is a scheduled sinkhole repair work taking place this coming November 19 – 22, 2021 near Mississauga Road. Service disruptions for GO Train operations are expected, as well as some community impacts for residents of Kane Road and Wesley Avenue and surrounding areas.

To accommodate machinery for the repairs, there will be road closures allowing local traffic only to Wesley Avenue and Kane Road from Mississauga Road.  Residents in this area may experience noise associated with the repairs; work is expected to be continuous from November 19 at 10pm through November 22 at 7am and will include overnight work.

GO Train Service will be disrupted beginning at 22:00 on Friday November 19 until the end of service day Sunday November 21, 2021.

All rail trips will short turn at Oakville during this time. Bus replacements will transport customers between Oakville GO and Union Bus Terminal, making stops at Clarkson and Port Credit GO. There will be no bus or train service at Long Branch, Mimico and Exhibition GO Stations while this track work takes place. If you need to get to Long Branch, Mimico and Exhibition GO Stations during this time, MiWay and TTC connections are available.