7th Line

7th Line

Type
Roads, Sidewalks and Trails
Status
In progress

7th Line from 20th Sideroad to Lake Simcoe

The Town of Innisfil has completed a Schedule 'C' Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (Class EA) to facilitate improvements to 7th Line from 20th Sideroad to Lake Simcoe.

Design and construction

The project has been awarded to Tatham Engineering Limited. The design of this project is ongoing, with property acquisition and utility relocations expected to be ongoing through 2025 and into 2026. Construction is planned to start in 2027 with an estimated completion date of fall 2028.

The design of 7th Line from 20th Sideroad to Lake Simcoe will be based on the preferred alternative from the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Schedule 'C' that was completed in 2019. Improvements include:

  • A safe and durable roadway with increased capacity
  • New active transportation infrastructure (sidewalk and multi-use path)
  • New traffic calming features, pedestrian crossings, and intersection improvements
  • New streetscaping/landscaping features
  • Water/wastewater servicing (dependent on the findings of InnServices Servicing Master Plan)
  • Improvements to stormwater and drainage systems
  • Realignment and natural heritage improvements to Banks Creek

Environmental Study Report

View the Environmental Study Report (ESR) that documents the Class EA study process, consultations, planning and recommended solutions:

Study notices

View the study notices and public open house details associated with the project:

7th Line from Yonge Street to 10th Sideroad

Full reconstruction of 7th Line from Yonge Street to 10th Sideroad is now complete. The road has been reopened as a two-way road. Visit the project page for the section of 7th Line from 20th Sideroad to Lake Simcoe for more information about future construction.

Environmental Study Report

Prior to construction the Town completed a Environmental Study Report (ESR), which documents the Class EA process, consultations, planning and recommended solutions for the study:

Please contact us to view the ESR Appendices.

Study notices

View the study notices associated with the project: