Diversion Sanitary Sewer on Kirwin Avenue
Schedule B Class Environmental Assessment
Notice of Study Commencement – August 18, 2023
Background
Peel Region has identified the need to increase wastewater (sanitary sewer) servicing capacity to enable proposed and future developments near the intersection of Hurontario Street and Kirwin Avenue. This study will evaluate all potential alternatives for sanitary sewer development within the highlighted study area.
As a result, a Schedule ‘B’ Class Environmental Assessment (EA) has begun to identify a solution for this infrastructure need. The map shows the area that may be affected by the proposed construction.
Process
This study will follow the 2023 process for a Schedule “B” EA project, which includes:
- Public and stakeholder consultations.
- An evaluation of alternative solutions.
- An assessment of proposed alternatives.
- Identification of methods to lessen the adverse impacts to the community.
Your input is important
As part of the Study, online public engagement will allow interested members of the public to review and comment on the alternatives, including the preferred alternative, the evaluation process, and next steps in the Study process. This information will be available to the public on the webpage. Any input received will be incorporated into the Project File Report, which will be available for public review when the study is completed.
Contact the team
The study is currently in the early stages and a date for online public engagement will be communicated in a future notice. Receive email updates by signing up to receive e-notices for project 23-2129. For further information, please contact:
Sarah Lobo
P.Eng., Project Manager, Public Works
Tel: 905-791-7800 ext. 8266
The Region of Peel is committed to ensuring that all Regional services, programs, and facilities are inclusive and accessible. Please contact the Project Manager if you need any accommodations to provide comments and/or feedback for this study.
With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record of the study. The study is being conducted according to the requirements of the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment, which is a planning process approved under Ontario’s Environmental Assessment Act.
