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Main Street in Orono will be closed between Park Street and Centreview Street on Saturday, August 10, 2024, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for the Orono Antique Festival. Detours will be available via alternative local roads.
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Construction on the Soper Creek Trail in Bowmanville will begin the week of August 12, 2024, and is expected to last approximately seven weeks. The construction will include the installation of a retaining wall, signage, amenities, and restorative landscaping. To ensure public safety, access to the Soper Creek Trail within
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Clarington, Ontario – Mayor Adrian Foster has addressed the community regarding road safety following recent traffic tragedies. He noted that the municipality is implementing several measures to enhance safety on local roadways. These measures include lowering speed limits and installing traffic calming infrastructure. In his statement, Mayor Foster emphasized the significant
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In recent weeks, Clarington has experienced serious traffic incidents, prompting local officials to emphasize the importance of road safety. Mayor Adrian Foster highlighted that driver behavior significantly affects the severity of traffic collisions. Key factors include: * Speeding * Impaired driving * Distracted driving The Mayor has called on residents to take an
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Starting the week of August 6, 2024, crews will begin rehabilitation work on the Newcastle Memorial Arena parking lot, located at 103 Caroline Street in Newcastle. The construction is expected to take approximately six weeks to complete. What does the work include? * Clearing and trimming plants, trees, and shrubs around
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Starting the week of August 6, construction crews will begin intersection accessibility improvements and the installation of new pedestrian crossovers in Bowmanville, Courtice, and Enniskillen. The construction is expected to last until September 2024, depending on weather conditions. Expected Impacts * Vehicle Traffic: Vehicle traffic will be maintained throughout the construction
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The Municipality of Clarington is set to implement intersection accessibility improvements and install new pedestrian crossovers in Bowmanville, Courtice, and Enniskillen. These projects aim to enhance pedestrian safety and accessibility in the community. Locations of Improvements: - Bowmanville: Specific intersections will be identified for upgrades. - Courtice: New pedestrian crossovers
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Construction for intersection accessibility improvements and new pedestrian crossovers in Clarington will begin the week of August 6 and is expected to be completed by September 2024, weather permitting. Key Details: * Start Date: Week of August 6, 2023 * Completion Date: September 2024 Contacts for More Information: * Royal Crown Construction: * Project
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Temperance Street in downtown Bowmanville will be closed between Church Street and King Street West on Saturday, September 14, from 8 a.m. to noon. The closure is part of the ongoing renovations to Veterans' Square. There will be a soft closure at King Street West, allowing local traffic
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The General Government Committee of Clarington has addressed a request to amend the Kennel By-law 2013-25 and Noise By-law 2007-071. This request was presented by Sandra Kearns, who raised concerns about noise disturbances affecting neighboring properties. During the committee meeting, Kearns highlighted potential contradictions between the existing by-laws and the
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The Municipality of Clarington has formally requested the Province of Ontario to review the financial sustainability of municipalities. This request was made through a resolution passed by the General Government Committee on March 4, 2024. The resolution outlines several fiscal challenges faced by municipalities, including a reported shortfall of nearly
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The General Government Committee has approved additional funding for the Shaw House Renovation project, specifically aimed at enhancing accessibility. The committee has allocated an extra $131,170 from the Community Services Building Refurbishment Reserve Fund. Additionally, $193,830 of unspent capital project funds have been redirected to support these renovations.