Environmental Assessment

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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The County of Brant has completed several Class Environmental Assessments along Rest Acres Road Corridor from Highway 403 to King Edward Street. This Class Environmental Assessment Addendum will define the corridor vision and preliminary design plan of Rest Acres Road between Highway 403 and King Edward Street. As a part of this addendum, refinements to previous studies have been proposed. The Class Environmental Assessment for Rest Acres Road form King Edward Street to Highway...
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In spring of 2017, the County of Brant completed the Grand River Street North Corridor Transportation Study. The study identified a need for capacity improvements along Grand River Street North and present alternatives for both interim and future improvements. The County of Brant will soon commence a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) for proposed capacity improvements to satisfy the requirements of the Environmental Assessment Act. Public Consultation is a critical...
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The purpose of the project is to accommodate truck traffic that will be generated by planned expansion of aggregate site operations. The project would also improve access for emergency vehicles and serve future development in the Southwest Paris Settlement Area. As such, several alternatives will be considered to accommodate current and future traffic volumes and provide efficient transportation service on the Bishopsgate Road corridor.
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