Cawthra Road phase 3 sanitary trunk sewer
The study
Peel Region has identified the need for a trunk sewer along Burnhamthorpe Road from Cawthra Road to the existing East Trunk Sanitary sewer, adjacent to Little Etobicoke Creek to improve local sanitary servicing along Wilcox Road and Tomken Road.
These upgrades are necessary to enhance wastewater servicing capacity and operational flexibility as part of the Central Mississauga Capacity Improvements identified in the 2020 Water and Wastewater Master Plan and to facilitate future growth and development. In addition, this Study is intended to address the Region’s State of Good Repair Basement Flooding Mitigation Program within the Wilcox Road and Runningbrook Drive sewersheds by diverting wastewater flows away from areas prone to sewer surcharging.
Project File Report
The Project File Report will be available for a 35-day public comment period starting February 27, 2025, and ending April 3, 2025, in accordance with the requirements of the Municipal Class EA process (MCEA, February 2024).
- Project File Report
- Appendix A – Study Area Map
- Appendix B – Natural Sciences Report
- Appendix C – Archaeological Assessment
- Appendix D – Cultural Heritage
- Appendix E – Geotechnical Investigation
- Appendix F – Noise, Vibration and Dust Plan
- Appendix G – Arborist Report
- Appendix H – Contact List and Project Notifications
- Appendix I – Correspondence Log
- Appendix J – OPE Display Boards
May 6, 2024
Peel Region has identified the need for a trunk sewer along Burnhamthorpe Road from Cawthra Road to the existing East Trunk Sanitary sewer, adjacent to Little Etobicoke Creek (LEC) within Applewood Hills Park; and to improve local sanitary servicing along Wilcox Road and Tomken Road.
These upgrades are necessary to enhance wastewater servicing capacity and operational flexibility as part of Central Mississauga Capacity Improvements identified in the 2020 Water and Wastewater Master Plan to facilitate future growth and development. In addition, this Study is intended to address the Region’s State of Good Repair Basement Flooding Mitigation Program within the Wilcox Road and Runningbrook Dr sewersheds by diverting wastewater flows away from areas prone to sewer surcharging
As a result, a Schedule ‘B’ Class Environmental Assessment (EA) has been initiated to identify a solution for this infrastructure need. The map shows the area directly impacted by the proposed construction.
The study process will include:
- Public and stakeholder consultations;
- An evaluation of alternative solutions;
- An assessment of proposed alternatives; and,
- Identification of methods to lessen the adverse impacts to the community
Online public engagement
As part of the Study, online public engagement has been arranged to allow interested members of the public an opportunity to review and comment on the alternatives, including the preferred alternative, the evaluation process, and next steps in the Study process.
Submit any comments or concerns by June 17, 2024. Any input received by that date will be incorporated into the Project File Report, which will be available for public review when the study is completed.
Contact
For further information and to provide your comments, please contact:
Paul Rastrullo
Project Manager, Engineering
Wastewater Collection & Conveyance
Public Works, Region of Peel
905-452-2760
