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The Township of Springwater is responsible for nearly 442 km of road, 44 km of sidewalk and numerous streetlights, roadside ditches and municipal drains. We maintain and construct roads according to the Township's Engineering Standards.
Construction and Closures
Welcome to the Township's road construction projects section, where members of the community can keep informed about ongoing and upcoming road improvements happening in Springwater. These road projects aim to address infrastructure needs, enhance safety, and improve the overall quality of life for residents and visitors alike. The Township understands that construction activities may cause temporary disruptions and appreciate your patience and cooperation as the work gets completed to enhance our township's transportation network. Stay tuned for updates and announcements regarding road closures, alternate routes, and progress reports on these important projects.
Surface Treatment
Surface treatment on roads involves applying various materials to the road surface to enhance its durability, safety, and performance. These treatments can vary based on the specific needs of the road, including traffic volume, climate, and road condition.
| Flos Road Three West - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Loftus Road to 1.6 KM West of Highway 27 Estimated Time: May 27 to July 5 Description of Work: Pulverization and double surface treatment
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| Baseline Road - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: South Orr Lake Road to Flos Road 10 Estimated Time: May 30 to July 12 Description of Work: Pulverization and double surface treatment
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| Victoria Road - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Hwy 27 to Flos Road 7 East Estimated Time: June 3 to July 12 Description of Work: Double service treatment
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| Flos Road Eight West - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Virgo Road to Crossland Road Estimated Time: June 3 to July 12 Description of Work: Double service treatment
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| Flos Road Four West - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Vigo Road to 830m west of Vigo Road Estimated Time: May 27 to July 5 Description of Work: Double service treatment
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| Flos Road Seven East - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Highway 27 to Victoria Road Estimated Time: July 8 to July 12 Description of Work: Double service treatment
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Scarlett Line |
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Road Segment Start and End: Whetham Road North to Flos Road 10 East Estimated Time: Summer/Fall 2024 Description of Work: Double service treatment
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Micro Surfacing
Microsurfacing is a pavement maintenance technique used to prolong the lifespan of existing asphalt surfaces by applying a thin layer of specialized emulsion-based mixture. By proactively maintaining asphalt surfaces with microsurfacing, the Township can extend pavement life, reduce long-term maintenance costs, and ensure the safety and reliability of our transportation network.
| Ghibb Avenue - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Wilson Drive to Lawrence Avenue Estimated Time: May 27 to May 31 Description of Work: Double mirco-surfacing
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| Sunnidale Road - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: County Road 90 to Baldwick Lane Estimated Time: May 27 to May 31 Description of Work: Double mirco-surfacing
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| Baseline Road - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Flos Road 10 to Flos Road 11 Estimated Time: May 27 to May 31 Description of Work: Double mirco-surfacing
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| Ronald Road - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Foyston Gate to Fralick Road Estimated Time: May 27 to May 31 Description of Work: Double mirco-surfacing
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Asphalt Projects
Asphalt projects are vital initiatives focused on maintaining, repairing, and enhancing the Township’s roadways using asphalt materials. These projects play a crucial role in improving driving conditions, enhancing safety on roadways, and prolonging the lifespan of transportation infrastructure.
| Flos Road Three West - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Highway 27 to Loftus Road Estimated Time: May 27 to June 21 Description of Work: Pulverize and pave hot mix asphalt
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| Riverview Court - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Lawson Avenue to the end of Riverview Court Estimated Time: May 27 to June 7 Description of Work: Mill and pave hot mix asphalt
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| Idlewood Drive - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Pooles Road to Pooles Road Estimated Time: May 27 to June 7 Description of Work: Mill and pave hot mix asphalt
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| Idlewood Drive - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Pooles Road to Frid Boulevard Estimated Time: May 27 to June 7 Description of Work: Mill and pave hot mix asphalt
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| Noraline Avenue - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Saint Vincent Street to Holloway Lane Estimated Time: May 27 to June 7 Description of Work: Mill and pave hot mix asphalt
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| Deamicis Crescent - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Idlewood Drive to Idlewood Drive Estimated Time: May 27 to June 7 Description of Work: Mill and pave hot mix asphalt
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| Queen Street West - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: Eastern limit of bridge deck (75m west of Amelia Street) to Yonge Street Estimated Time: May 27 to June 14 (tentative) Description of Work: Mill and pave hot mix asphalt
Update: Due to delays beyond the control of the municipality, the repaving of Queen Street W has been delayed until the week of June 10. Additional details will be provided as soon as they are available. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
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| Russell Road - Complete |
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Road Segment Start and End: 225m East of Russell on Story Road to Forbes Road Estimated Time: May 27 to June 21 Description of Work: Pulverize and pave hot mix asphalt
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Frid Boulevard |
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Road Segment Start and End: Frid Boulevard and St. Vincent Street Estimated Time: June 27 to July 12 Description of Work: Installation of curbs and resurfacing of intersection
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Midhurst Development Project
View past and current public notices for the Midhurst Development Project, communicated by the developer in partnership with the Township. For more information on the Midhurst Development Project visit Current Development.
| Midhurst Construction Update - August 30 |
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Ongoing infrastructure works are taking place in the Midhurst area. The planned works includes sanitary forcemain and utility installation. Construction is ongoing and is anticipated to continue through to 2025.
Additionally, temporary traffic signals have been installed at the intersection of Gill Road/Doran Road/Street and Vincent Street. These signals will remain in place through mid to late September. To accommodate construction, related traffic control measures are required along these stretches of road. When detour routes are required, they will be appropriately signed. |
| Public Notices |
County of Simcoe Road Projects
To view County of Simcoe road projects, including the construction, rehabilitation and reconstruction or roads, bridge, culverts and roundabouts, visit the dedicated road projects page on the County of Simcoe's website.
Seasonal load restrictions
As of April 18, 2024, all load restrictions on Township roads have been lifted. Thank you to our community for helping us maintain our road network. The reduced load period in Springwater began on March 1 and ended on April 30 as per By-law 2009-079. The imposed weight restriction was implemented to protect the structural integrity of our roads during spring thaw, when road damage is most likely to occur.
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Excess load/size permits |
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An excess load permit allows companies to move oversized loads on Township of Springwater roads that exceed the Ministry of Transportation accepted limits by height, length, width or weight. Submit an excess load application form with the fee to the Public Works department. |
Entrance permits
Any new or revised entrance to a road requires an entrance permit prior to construction. Township permits cost $109.50 per entrance.
- Entrance permit application for Township roads
- Entrance Permit By-law 2005-38
Depending on where the road is, you may need to apply for an entrance permit for County roads or an entrance permit for provincial highways through the Ministry of Transportation.
Traffic calming
Our Traffic Calming Policy and Speed Limit Review Policy outline how staff and Council handle traffic calming requests related to public safety. Examples of requests include signage, community safety zones, or speed bumps.
A traffic calming request may be submitted using the online form or by submitting Appendix A of the Traffic Calming Guide.
Driveway culverts and headwalls
Property owners are responsible for the installation, maintenance and replacement of driveway culverts for privately-owned homes and commercial properties.
Streetlights
If you spot a streetlight that isn't working correctly, please report it to the Public Works Department with the address, location and details of the streetlight.
Claims
If you have incurred costs or damages for which you believe the Township of Springwater may be responsible, you may consider your claim through our online reporting tool. In some cases, you are required to place the Township of Springwater on notice within 10 days of the accident.
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