MEDIA RELEASE May 9, 2016

Town of Halton Hills Launches ROADS 2016 Pavement Management Program HALTON HILLS, ON – Starting this spring, select streets in various wards within the Town of Halton Hills will benefit from road resurfacing, and where needed, road reconstruction. This work will help keep the Town’s roads in peak condition. This construction project is known as ROADS 2016. Concurrent with the Town’s work, Halton Region will be rehabilitating or replacing water and wastewater infrastructure in the same area. Each year, the Town’s Pavement Management and Capital Works program renews and improves roads across Halton Hills. In 2016, the Pavement Management Program focus will continue to be upgrading roads in Wards 3 and 4 to ensure that roads are safe and in top condition for residents. “The Town of Halton Hills is continuing its efforts to keep our roads in good repair,” said Mayor Rick Bonnette. “We know that each impacted street will experience some disruption during construction, but the results of ROADS 2016 will improve residents’ quality of life for years to come.” Pavement Management Program Affected Streets The following streets will have road work completed this season under the Town’s Pavement Management Program. This work will be supervised and administered by Town staff. Street

Road Span

Type of Work

Crombie Place

Delrex Boulevard to End

Road Resurfacing

Dale Gate

Prince Charles Drive to McIntyre Crescent

Watermain and Road Resurfacing

Delma Court

Heslop Court to End

Road Resurfacing

Garnet Drive

Rexway Drive to Delrex Boulevard

Watermain and Road Resurfacing

Gibbons Place

Prince Charles Drive to End

Road Reconstruction

Heslop Court

Rexway Drive to End

Road Resurfacing

McIntyre Crescent Rexway Drive to End

Watermain and Road Resurfacing

Norton Crescent

Watermain and Road Resurfacing

Delrex Boulevard to End

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Street

Road Span

Type of Work

Rexway Drive

Guelph Street to Delrex Boulevard

Watermain, Wastewater Main and Road Resurfacing

Rexway Drive

Heslop Court to Delrex Boulevard

Watermain and Road Resurfacing

Terry Court

Delrex Boulevard to End

Road Resurfacing

Residents will experience some disruption to their lives during the road work. Anyone who has concerns about dust, noise or other construction issues is asked to go to www.haltonhills.ca/roads to receive more information. Should ROADS 2016 be delayed by factors such as weather, residents will receive a hand-delivered notice from the Town explaining the details of the delay. “ROADS 2016 is our Infrastructure construction program for roads and bridges throughout the Town of Halton Hills. It’s our commitment to improving quality of life through the maintenance of infrastructure that addresses the needs of all users,” said Chris Mills, Commissioner of Planning and Infrastructure. For further information, please visit www.haltonhills.ca/roads. About the Town of Halton Hills The Town of Halton Hills, with a population of approximately 60,000, consists of two urban centres, Georgetown and Acton, the Halton Hills Premier Gateway employment area, three hamlets – Glen Williams, Stewarttown and Norval – and several smaller settlements. Halton Hills has long been recognized for its natural beauty, active agricultural community, high quality of life and proximity to major centres, including Brampton, Mississauga and Toronto. The Town is ranked as one of the top small communities in Canada by a national magazine. - 30 For further information contact: Don Kudo, P. Eng. Director of Engineering Planning and Infrastructure Tel: 905-873-2601, ext. 2310 Email: [email protected]