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Plans, reports and studies are available below. Should you have any questions about this information, please contact us.

Interested in learning how these plans, studies and reports connect to the County’s strategic priorities? Visit our Corporate Strategy Flowchart to see how it all fits together.

Biggars Lane Landfill Expansion Environmental Assessment

The County of Brant is undertaking an environmental assessment to secure additional solid waste disposal capacity within the County, based on the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change approved Terms of Reference (TOR) and conditions of approval.

Additional details and information can be found here.

Bishopsgate Road and Highway 403 

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.

  • Notice of Study Completion - Appendices - Available Upon Request

Attachments

 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 1 & Study Commencement
 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 2
 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 2B
 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 3
 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 4
 Public Information Centre No. 1 - Exhibits
 Public Information Centre No. 2 - Comment Sheet
 Public Information Centre No. 2 - Information Boards
 Public Information Centre No. 2B - Exhibits
 Public Information Centre No. 3 - Comment Sheet
 Public Information Centre No. 3 - Exhibits

 Public Information Centre No. 4 - Exhibits
 Public Information Centre No. 4 - Comment Sheet
 Study Design - March 9, 2016

 Notice of Study Completion - Report

Burford Water/Wastewater Servicing and Drainage (Master Plan)

The County of Brant invites you to engage with us as we investigate and evaluate water and wastewater servicing alternatives and drainage improvements for the community of Burford. The Master Plan will consider the various alternatives for both water and wastewater servicing as well as alternatives to improve surface water drainage throughout the community to the 2050 design horizon. 

Public consultation is important for the success of this project.  We’re interested in receiving your comments. Public, review agency, and Indigenous communities’ consultation is a key element of the process and input will be sought from various parties throughout the study. At this time, it is anticipated that two (2) Public Information Centers (PICs) will be conducted in 2021 to invite public input.

To view the latest updates and participate in this study, please visit EngageBrant 

Attachments

 Notice of Study Commencement on Monday, January 4, 2021

 Notice of Public Meeting on Wednesday, November 6, 2019

 Comment Sheet for Public Meeting

 Public Meeting Slide Presentation - Wednesday November 6, 2019

Cainsville Community Centre (Proposed) - Feasibility and Space Needs Study

The County of Brant will be completing a Feasibility and Space Needs Study for the proposed Cainsville Community Centre.  Citizens were invited to attend the Public Meeting on Monday, November 26, 2018 at 7:00 pm located at the Cainsville Community Centre at 14 Garnet Road, Brantford.

An online survey was also available and is now closed.

Open House

Citizens were invited to an Open House to view the design plans for the new Cainsville Community Centre that will be constructed on Ewart Ave. and County Rd. 18. Attendees had the opportunity to comment on the designs.

The Open House took place on Thursday, May 30, 2019 from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm at the Cainsville Community Centre, 14 Garnet Rd.  For more information, please contact  519.442.3822 or email parksandrec@brant.ca.

The Rendering and Floor plan are available to view.

Cainsville Environmental Assessment 

Most of the existing Cainsville developed areas are on the municipal water system and have sanitary service via local sanitary sewers and the existing Cainsville Lagoon. Some existing residential and employment areas are on private wells and/or septic systems. 

 

The Class EA will consider and evaluate alternatives to provide water and wastewater servicing to the entire Cainsville community. This includes expanding services to currently unserviced areas within the settlement boundary. It will identify the preferred drinking water supply, storage and distribution alternative and the preferred wastewater treatment and sanitary sewage collection alternative to prepare for long term growth through to the 2051 horizon

 

 Notice of Study Commencement 

Cedar Street Reconstruction 

Cedar Street Reconstruction Project - Introduction Video

 

Cedar Street Reconstruction Project - Stormwater Management Options

 

Cedar Street Reconstruction Project - Additional Improvements

 

For this reason, a Schedule B Municipal Class Environmental Assessment will be completed to evaluate the various alternatives. Residents of Cedar Street and other affected stakeholders are encouraged to participate in the process by providing input and feedback on the proposed alternatives.

 

Public Meeting

A virtual public meeting was held on Wednesday, November 25th. The meeting was recorded and can be watched below. 

Cedar Street Q and A Session from the Public Meeting 

To view the latest updates and participate in this study, please visit EngageBrant

Attachments

 Public Meeting Notice

 Cedar Street Plan and Profile Set

 Cedar Street Stormwater Management Report

 Cedar Street Comment Card 

Community Improvement Plan

Click for information on the Paris, Burford and St. George Community Improvement Plans.

For additional information on the Community Improvement Plan, please contact Heather Madden at heather.madden@brant.ca  or 519.442.6324 x 3039.

Digital Media and Filming Strategy

The County of Brant Digital Media and Filming Strategy was adopted by Council in November 2020. 

For details, please review the County of Brant Digital Media and Filming Strategy. 

Downtown Paris Master Plan

The Downtown Paris Master Plan was adopted by Council in October 2019. It was developed over a two year period and included four public consultations and extensive stakeholder consultations to gather valuable feedback.

The Downtown Paris Master Plan offers a strategy to adapt downtown Paris into an inclusive place for people of all ages and abilities while protecting its unique historic and charming character.  As the Town of Paris looks to the future, this plan addresses challenges of future growth, environmental concerns and takes a people first/community first approach. 

The implementation of the Downtown Paris Master Plan is expected to begin in 2022.  The implementation strategy will carefully review the design, address accessibility, and will phase and time construction to ensure the least amount of disruption to the downtown. Further public consultation will occur at each stage of detailed design and implementation.

For a high level overview of the Downtown Paris Master Plan, please review the Downtown Paris Master Plan Executive Summary

For public presentations please review Downtown Paris Master Plan Public Presentations

For full details, please review the Downtown Paris Master Plan Report

Economic Development Strategic Plan
 Economic Development Strategic Plan
Greenbelt Report

 Greenbelt Report

  • Greenbelt Growth Consideration Area Map 1
  • Greenbelt Growth Consideration Area Map 2
Governors Road West and Cleaver Road (Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Study)
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 2013 under an agreement between the County of Brant and Lafarge Canada which permitted Lafarge to expand their aggregate extraction permit to include the land occupied by the closed portions of Governors Road West and Cleaver Road. The agreement also included an exchange of property to permit the roads to be reopened on an improved road alignment and for Lafarge to construct the base of the road on the new alignment before the lands are returned to the County's control.

The primary goal of this assessment is to determine the preferred solution for the future operation of Governors Road West and Cleaver Road to support adjacent land use and the transportation needs of the County of Brant.

Attachments

 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 1

 Comment Sheet for Public Information Centre No. 1
 Public Information Centre No. 1 Slide Presentation

 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 2

 Comment Sheet for Public Information Centre No. 2

 Notice of Study Completion

 Governors Road West Class Environmental Assessment Project File

Grand River Street North (Capacity Improvements from Watt's Pond Road to St. Patrick Street, Municipal Class Environmental Assessment)

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 is undertaking a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) for proposed capacity improvements to satisfy the requirements of the Environmental Assessment Act.

Public consultation is a critical component of the MCEA process. Subscribe for updates on notices, reports and other documentation related to the MCEA for Grand River Street North Capacity Improvements.

Attachments

 Grand River Street North Corridor Transportation Study
 Grand River Street North Elongated Roundabout
 Grand River Street North Technical Memo
 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 1

 Notice for Public Information Centre No. 2
 Notice of Study Commencement and Community Cafe
 Public Information Centre No. 1 Comment Sheet
 Public Information Centre No. 1 Slide Presentation
 Preliminary Evaluation of Paris Links Road Connection Alternatives - Revision No. 1 (Administrative)
 Presentation Slides - Community Cafe

 Presentation Slides from Public Information Centre No. 2
 Study Design
 Study Design Revision No. 2 - Administrative

 Notice for Public Information Centre No. 3

 Public Information Centre No. 3 Presentation

 Public Information Centre No. 3 Comment Sheet

 Notice of Study Completion 

 Grand River Street North Corridor Environmental Study Report Volume 1

 Grand River Street North Corridor Environmental Study Report Volume 2 (Appendices) pages 1-70

 Grand River Street North Corridor Environmental Study Report Volume 2 (Appendices) pages 71-141

 Grand River Street North Corridor Environmental Study Report Volume 2 (Appendices) pages 142-212

 Grand River Street North Corridor Environmental Study Report Volume 2 (Appendices) pages 213-283

 Grand River Street North Corridor Environmental Study Report Volume 2 (Appendices) pages 284-354

 Grand River Street North Corridor Environmental Study Report Volume 2 (Appendices) pages 355-484

The ESR will be available on public record for a 30-day public and agency review period from August 27 to October 2, 2020 at the following locations:

  • County of Brant Administration Office, 26 Park Avenue, Burford
  • Paris Customer Service Office, 66 Grand River Street North, Paris 

Should you have any questions, comments or concerns regarding the project, please contact the County’s project manager, Joe Murphy (contact information listed below).  The County will endeavor to satisfy your concerns through email, telephone conversations and if necessary, an in person meeting with project team members.  

If there are any concerns regarding the project that cannot be resolved in discussion with the County, a person or party may request, in writing, that the Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks (MECP) make an order for the project to comply with Part II of the Environmental Assessment Act (referred to as a Part II Order), which addresses Individual Environmental Assessments.

Requests, with reasons, may be received by the Minister and Director of the Environmental Assessment and Permissions Branch of the MECP (at the addresses noted below) within 30 days of this notice, prior to October 2, 2020. The request must also be copied to the County’s Project Manager identified below.

 

Ministry of Environment, Conservation and Parks Minister Jeff Yurek

777 Bay Street, 5th Floor Toronto, ON M7A 2J3 minister.mecp@ontario.ca

Director, Environmental Assessment and Permissions Branch

135 St. Clair Avenue West, 1st Floor

Toronto, ON M4V 1P5

enviropermissions@ontario.ca

Joe Murphy, C.E.T. Capital Project Manager County of Brant

26 Park Avenue

Burford, Ontario N0E 1A0 T: 519.44BRANT x2209

publicworks@brant.ca

As of July 1, 2018, a Part II Order Request Form must be used to request a Part II Order in accordance with O. Reg. 152/18. The Part II Order Request Form is available online on the Forms Repository website (http://www.forms.ssb.gov.on.ca/) by searching “Part II Order” or “012-2206E” (the form ID number). If there are no requests received within the 30-day review period, the project will receive environmental clearance.

New Official Plan

As the County of Brant continues to change and grow, the time has come to develop a new Official Plan and we need your help!

The new Official Plan will describe the type of growth the community wants and where the growth should occur.

This will ensure the County of Brant is thriving and a place our residents want to live, work and play.

 Paris Flood Risk Mitigation

The County of Brant has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) to review alternatives to further mitigate flood risks in Paris. The alternatives may include increased regular maintenance of the existing flood protection works, increasing the level of flood protection in existing locations, and construction of new dykes, or barriers.

Construction of the existing Paris Flood Protection Works were completed in 1979 providing flood risk mitigation to Paris. Overall, the Paris Flood Protection Works are in need of maintenance and enhancements.

Attachments

 Notice of Study Commencement and Public Information Centre No. 1

 Public Information Centre No. 1 Presentation

 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 2 

 Public Information Centre No. 2 Presentation

Paris Master Servicing Plan (Water, Wastewater & Storm)

The County of Brant is undertaking a Water, Wastewater and Stormwater Master Servicing Plan (MSP) for the community of Paris. Paris is the largest urban center within the County and has experienced growth in recent years. Paris is projected to continue to grow. It is necessary to carefully plan future infrastructure needs that will be necessary to support the full buildout of the Paris Settlement Area. This study will provide direction on how to efficiently provide long term servicing strategies for water and wastewater servicing and stormwater drainage service to the full buildout of the Paris Settlement Area.

For a high level overview of the Paris Master Servicing Plan, please review the Paris Master Servicing Plan Executive Summary. 

Attachments

Notice of Public Information Centre No. 1

 Public Information Centre No. 1 Comment Sheet

Public Information Centre No. 1 Slides (Due to the size of this file, we were only able to post the slides individually) Slide 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31.

 Paris Master Servicing Plan - Notice of Study Completion

 Paris Master Servicing Plan - November 2020. Section 1 of 2

 Paris Master Servicing Plan - November 2020. Section 2 of 2

 Paris Master Servicing Plan - January 2021 - Section 1 of 2

 Paris Master Servicing Plan - January 2021 - Section 2 of 2

Recreation Master Plan

Recreation Master Plan

Recreation Master Plan Maps
Rest Acres Road Corridor from Highway 403 to King Edward Street (Harmonized Provincial and Municipal Class Environmental Assessment and Addendum)

The purpose of the project is to improve traffic operations and the safety of the existing interchange ramp terminals. As such, several alternatives will be considered to accommodate current and future traffic volumes and provide efficiency transportation service on the Rest Acres Road corridor. The study area includes the interchange of Rest Acres Road/Highway 24 and Highway 403.

Attachments

 Draft Study Design - November 2015
 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 1 & Study Commencement

 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 2
 Notice of Public Information Centre 2B
 Public Information Centre No. 1 - Exhibits
 Public Information Centre No. 2 - Comment Sheet
 Public Information Centre No. 2 - Information Boards
 Public Information Centre 2B
 Study Completion Report

 Notice of Study Completion

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 403, Paris (2012) is available here. Other Class Environmental Assessments considered in this Addendum are posted under their own cover on this site.

Attachments

 Appendices Cover
 Appendix 1
 Appendix 2 - Public Information Centre No. 1
 Appendix 2 - Public Information Centre No. 2
 Appendix 2 - Public Information Centre No. 3
 Appendix 3
 Appendix 4
 Appendix 5
 Appendix 6
 Appendix 7
 Appendix 8
 Final Environmental Study Report (2012)
 Public Information Centre Exhibits
 Public Information Centre Notice
 Study Completion Report

St. George Water & Wastewater Servicing (Class Environmental Assessment)

Comment Sheet Public Information Centre No. 3
 Final Boards Public Information Centre No.1
 Final Boards Public Information Centre No.2

 Final Boards Public Information Centre No. 3
 Notice of Commencement & Public Information Centre No.1
 Notice of Public Information Centre No.2

 Notice of Public Information Centre No. 3

 St. George Wastewater Environmental Study Report

Strategic Plan

The County of Brant has launched a new Strategic Plan that will guide Council over the next 4 years.

Please visit the Strategic Plan webpage for more information.

Three Indoor Recreation Facilities Business Plan

The County of Brant is pleased to announce the preparation of a Business Plan for Three (3) Indoor Recreation Facilities to plan and guide the development of Syl Apps Community Centre, Brant Sports Complex and a potential new municipal gymnasium.

One of the key components of this planning process is a wide-ranging consultation initiative with the many stakeholders who have an interest in the current and future perspectives of those three facilities.

Resources:
 Public Workshop - May 23, 2018 Full Presentation
 Business Plan Part 2 – Feasibility Analysis - November 7, 2019
 Indoor Recreation Facilities Business Plan - Powerpoint Presentation

Trails Master Plan
View the Trails Master Plan Final Report
Transportation Demand Management Study
Transportation Demand Management Study
Transportation Master Plan
 Transportation Master Plan
Tutela Heights Road Slope Stability (Municipal Class Environmental Assessment)

The County of Brant, through their consultant Parsons Inc., has initiated a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment to review the slope stability along a section of Tutela Heights Road.

The section of slope along Tutela Heights Road being studied extends easterly from the Bell Homestead Historical Site for approximately one kilometre.

 Attachments

 Notice of Study Commencement & Public Information Centre No. 1
 Public Information Centre No. 1 - Comment Sheet
 Public Information Centre No. 1 - Display Boards
 Public Information Centre No. 2 - Advertisement
 Public Information Centre No. 2 - Comment Sheet
 Public Information Centre No. 2 - Display Boards
 Project File Report 2017
 Slope Stability Monitoring Program

 Notice of Study Completion

Wayfinding Strategy

The Wayfinding Strategy was adopted by Council in 2019.

Wayfinding is the process of using and organizing information to find one’s way in the built and natural environment. The County of Brant identified there was a need for consistent signage to assist residents and visitors to navigate to the various communities and destinations in the County. In addition, the County has committed to accessible and age friendly infrastructure which includes all signage.

The implementation of the Wayfinding Strategy began in 2019 and is expected to be complete in 2022.

For a high level overview of the Wayfinding Strategy, please review the Wayfinding Executive Summary

For full details, please review the Wayfinding Strategy

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