Environmental Assessment

You’re invited to… The County of Brant invites you to attend the Public Information Centre (PIC) meeting to discuss the Governors Road West (from Puttown Road to Cleaver Road) and Cleaver Road (from King Edward Street to Governors Road West) Environmental Assessment (EA) study. The study is following the requirements for a Schedule B project under the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment. This is the second PIC meeting for this project and the meeting will include...
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Notice of Public Meeting: Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Governors Road West and Cleaver Road
 
You’re invited to…
The County of Brant invites you to attend the second Public Meeting to discuss the assessment for Governors Road West (from Puttown Road to Cleaver Road) and Cleaver Road (from King Edward Street to Governors Road West). The meeting will include updates about the existing conditions and a presentation on alternative solutions....
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Join us today at 5:00 pm for the Grand River Street North, Paris Environmental Assessment Public Information Centre.
Date: Thursday, May 9, 2019 Time: 5:00 to 8:00 pm, Presentation at 6:30 pm Location: Exhibition Centre, Paris Fair Grounds, 139 Silver Street, Paris
The County of Brant is proceeding with a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) to consider improvements to Grand River Street North between Watts Pond Road and William Street and along Paris...
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Governors Road West is an existing roadway owned and maintained by the County of Brant. The area of study involves the section of road between Puttown Road and Cleaver Road, and Cleaver Road from Governors Road West to King Edward Street. The existing cross section of Governors Road West is considered rural, with a crowned surface treated driving surface, gravel shoulders and roadside drainage ditches on both sides.
Portions of both roads have been closed to traffic since...
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The County of Brant is initiating the Master Plan for Downtown Paris to investigate opportunities to contribute to the long-term, ongoing revitalization and improvement of downtown Paris with a project scope that intersects policy, design, land use planning and infrastructure investment.  This Master Plan for Downtown Paris will focus on infrastructure needs, including: sidewalk and crossing improvements, light fixtures and street furniture, parkland features, telecommunications,...
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