Getting residents around the Town of Innisfil as safely and quickly as possible is one of our number one priorities. We know that our transportation network needs to be continuously maintained to make this happen, which is why we undertake projects that connect and improve our roads, sidewalks, trails.
Road paving projects
As part of the Town of Innisfil's paving program, we complete paving projects each year. We choose the selected sections of road based on the results of our Roads Needs Study, which is completed every 5 years. This study evaluates the roadway condition and rates each road section. By programming the repair of roads, we can keep maintenance costs down as opposed to leaving the roads to deteriorate and require costly reconstruction instead of resurfacing.
2023 paving projects
The following roads will be completed in 2023:
- 9th Line from 20th Sideroad to Yonge Street
- 10th Line from Yonge Street to 10 Sideroad
- Lovers Creek Structure rehabilitation on 9th Line and 10th Line
- Rosemary Lane
- Murray Boulevard
- Richview Road
- Pine Rock Avenue
- Ruth Road
- Edith Drive
- Algonquin Avenue
- Kimberley Street
- Taylor Street
- Linda Street
- Maple Grove Road
- Edna Street
- 5th Line from Yonge Street to 10th Sideroad
- Gilford Road from 20th Sideroad to Beach Road
- Lindy Lane
- Poplar Drive
- Houston Avenue
- Chandos Avenue
- Cross Street
- Lilac Drive
- 25th Sideroad - south of Innisfil
- Beach Road
- Oriole Crescnet
- Leslie Drive
- William Street
- Cedar Path
- Kathryn Road
- Burton Drive
- Rose Lane
- Kale Drive
- Liah Lane
2024 paving projects
Stay tuned.
What to expect during construction
When road construction happens, residents can typically expect:
- Working hours between 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. with some work required on Saturdays
- Traffic disruptions and detour routes
- Temporary disturbances during driveway culvert replacement and restoration if required
- Loud noise and dust
- Advance notice of construction activities and instructions on where to park