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Notice of Construction: Intersection of Argyle/Haddington and Orkney Street (July 9)

Please be advised that Haldimand County and its contractor, Coco Group, will be completing asphalt milling on Orkney Street on Thursday, July 9 starting at 7:00 a.m. and will then continue with the asphalt milling at the intersection of Argyle Street and Haddington Street on Thursday, July 9 beginning at 8:00 p.m.  Orkney Street and Argyle Street will remain open but will be limited to a single lane which may cause intermittent traffic delays.  Haddington Street will be closed to vehicular traffic at Argyle Street.

If you have any questions regarding this work, please contact either:

Lloyd Rollinson                                                          Sue Flaherty

Project Manager Municipal Infrastructure                 Administrative Assistant

Haldimand County Engineering Services                   Haldimand County Engineering Services

905-318-5932 x 6406                                                      905-318-5932 x 6404

lrollinson@haldimandcounty.on.ca                            sflaherty@haldimandcounty.on.ca

Outdoor water use ban for Caledonia/Cayuga, Level 2 restrictions in effect for all other communities

Caledonia & Cayuga – Outdoor Water Use Ban until July 13

The City of Hamilton announced a mandatory ban on all non-essential outdoor water use across all parts of Hamilton until July 13. As Caledonia and Cayuga’s water supply comes from Hamilton’s drinking water system, residents of these communities are being asked to comply with the complete ban.

Residents of Cayuga, Caledonia and surrounding areas on the Hamilton water system can still hand-water their flowers and vegetable gardens, or water newly installed sod as needed.

The mandatory restrictions in effect for are resulting from construction at Hamilton’s Woodward Water Treatment Plant, which is temporarily limiting the plant’s capacity for treating water. This construction project was scheduled to be complete before the hot weather brought increased demand on the water supply. However, delays to the project require this action be taken to ensure the water supply in Hamilton and surrounding areas is not interrupted.

The mandatory ban is in place to prevent low or no water pressure, or not enough water for fighting fires.

All Other Communities – Outdoor Water Use Restrictions – Level 2

Haldimand County municipal water customers are reminded that there are outdoor water use restrictions under By-Law No. 1420/14. These restrictions are implemented to conserve water during seasonal high water demand periods. Restrictions apply to residents connected to Haldimand County’s municipal drinking water system.

Currently, outdoor water use restrictions are at Level 2. Outdoor water use is to follow the following schedule:

  • Premises with an odd number address on odd numbered days
  • Premises with an even number address on even numbered days

These restrictions include activities such as lawn watering, watering trees, shrubs, flowers, gardens, residential vehicle washing, filling residential swimming and wading pools & other related activities.

Your cooperation will help ensure a safe and reliable water supply for all customers.

Notice of Study Commencement: New Caledonia Arterial Road and Highway 6 Interchange

Haldimand County has initiated an Environmental Assessment (EA) Study to develop a transportation plan for: a new arterial road between Argyle Street and McKenzie Road; and a new interchange on Highway 6 (Caledonia Bypass) at a location to be determined between Argyle Street and Sixth Line. The Study will evaluate alternative roadway alignments, intersection treatments and interchange locations/configurations and recommend a preferred plan to address local traffic needs within the Study Area. For this undertaking, the County is the Proponent responsible for the planning, design and implementation of future improvements as defined by the Environmental Assessment Act.

WHY IS THIS STUDY BEING DONE?

Road network improvements are required within the southern urban boundary of Caledonia to accommodate planned/proposed development south of the Grand River. Access between the areas north and south of the Grand River is constrained by the two river crossings (Argyle Street and Highway 6), and the lack of east-west arterial roads. A transportation management plan is required to identify improvements or new facilities (i.e. new corridor, interchange) that can safely and reliably serve all modes of travel including vehicular traffic, goods movement, cyclists and pedestrians.

STUDY PROCESS

This Study will be conducted as a Harmonized Municipal Schedule C Class Environmental Assessment and Group B Provincial Class Environmental Assessment meeting the requirements of the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment and Class Environmental Assessment for Provincial Transportation Facilities respectively. The Study will complete all phases of the Class EA Processes by establishing the need and justification for the project, evaluating alternatives and selecting a preferred plan with consideration of effects on the natural, social and cultural environments.

PUBLIC CONSULTATION

A draft Study Design Report has been created. The draft Study Design Report describes the study background, approach and consultation programs.

View the Study Design Report

There is opportunity at any time during the Class EA process for interested persons to provide comments. Early identification of individual and group concerns greatly aids in addressing these concerns.  All information will be collected in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (2009). With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record. Persons will be advised of future communication opportunities by newspaper public notices, notices on the project website and Canada Post/email mailing lists.

For more information, or if you wish to be placed on the study’s Canada Post / email mailing list, please contact either:

Steve Taylor, P.Eng.

EA Project Manager

BT Engineering Inc.
509 Talbot Street

London, ON N6A 2S5

Tel: 519-672-2222

 

Kris Franklin

Manager – Engineering Services

Haldimand County
53 Thorburn Street South

Cayuga, ON N0A 1E0

Tel: 905-318-5932 ext.6438

 

 

Notice of Construction – Rainham Road Resurfacing (June to October)

RAINHAM ROAD RESURFACING
West Limit of Selkirk to Haldimand Road 55

Engineering Services wishes to advise you that construction is scheduled to commence on this project starting the week of June 22, 2020. It is anticipated that work will be completed by October 2020. Rainham Road will remain open daily during this project with single lane closures occurring as required. One full closure is planned to repair the rail crossing just east of Haldimand Road 55.

The major work will involve replacing road and driveway culverts, traffic signal removal, resurfacing the road and paving the shoulders.
Staff understand that construction may cause temporary headaches to residents and business owners and ask that all affected individuals remain patient. The end goal of all construction work is to enhance our neighbourhoods and communities, and the County is committed to minimizing disruption by communicating construction information in a timely manner and responding to resident needs/concerns. Anyone with questions or concerns regarding construction projects may contact Engineering Services by e-mail or call 905-318-5932 ext. 6404.

Garbage/Recycling pickup: Please continue to place your garbage and recycling out on your usual day, in the usual location during construction. However, please ensure that all items are placed curbside no later than 7:00 a.m. on the day of your regularly scheduled pickup.

Notice of hydro one distribution line relocation work (Kinsmen Park Trail, Forfar St. W/E, Argyle St. S & Wigton St.)

Hydro One will be relocating sections of its distribution line on the north and south side of the Grand River Bridge in Caledonia to accommodate MTO’s Highway 6 – Argyle St. Bridge Replacement project. Starting in early June, crews will be working on Kinsmen Park Trail, Forfar St. West and East, Argyle St South and Wigton St. Anticipated completion date for this project is mid-July, weather permitting. There may be temporary outages to select property owners and Hydro One will notify these property owners in advance.

Provided below is a schedule and location of work: 

 Date Location of work Potential disruptions
June 1 to 5, 2020

Mon – Wed

Thu – Fri

  • East and west side of Argyle St. South on Forfar St.
  • Argyle St. South at Wigton St.
  • No road and walking path closures expected.
  • Temporary lane closure during active construction.
June 8 to 12, 2020

Mon – Fri

  • Caithness St West and parking lot behind Canada post.
  • No road or parking lot entrance closures. However, the second entrance to Canada post may require temporary closure.
July 6 to 10, 2020

Mon – Fri

  • Crews removing poles along pathway on north side of river
  • Temporary closure of pathway.

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Hydro One’s Community Relations Team by e-mail or phone at 1-877-345-6799.

COVID-19 information

We’re working closely with the Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit and taking steps to protect community safety.

For the most up-to-date information about local closures, cancellations & municipal service impacts, visit HaldimandCounty.ca/covid-19. If you’re not following @HaldimandCounty on Twitter or Facebook, be sure to bookmark HaldimandCounty.ca/covid-19 and check this page for updates regularly.

You can also sign up to receive e-mail updates on the COVID-19 situation by subscribing to the Monthly Updates eNewsletter.

For the most up-to-date local health information, including confirmed cases, visit the HNHU website.

Notice of Construction – Orkney St. E roadway improvements – June to August 2020

The Orkney St. E roadway improvements project is scheduled to begin in early June 2020. It is anticipated that work will be completed by the end of August 2020. Orkney Street East will remain open daily during this project for local traffic only, however access may be slow due to construction activities.

The work will involve replacing curbs and sidewalks from Banff Street to Argyle Street and then milling and paving the roadway. Residents will have access to their driveways during all phases of the project however access may be restricted temporarily to complete certain components of the construction such as concrete sidewalk, curb work and driveway apron restoration. Advanced notice will be provided to any residents affected by these driveway access disruptions so
that alternate parking and access can be arranged. The schools and churches have been contacted and accommodations will be made to ensure there is always access to these facilities when needed.

View project map

Staff understand that construction may cause temporary headaches to residents and business owners and ask that all affected individuals remain patient. The end goal of all construction work is to enhance our neighbourhoods and communities, and the County is committed to minimizing disruption by communicating construction information in a timely manner and responding to resident needs/concerns. Anyone with questions or concerns regarding construction
projects may contact Engineering Services by e-mail or phone at 905-318-5932 ext. 6404.

Garbage/Recycling pickup:

Please continue to place your garbage and recycling out on your usual day, in the usual location during construction. However, please ensure that all items are placed curbside no later than 7:00 a.m. on the day of your regularly scheduled pickup.

Notice regarding Provincial Offences Act matters (adjournments & rescheduling)

All Provincial Offences Act matters scheduled from Monday, March 16, 2020 through to and including Friday, September 11, 2020 will be adjourned and rescheduled to a later date. If you have a matter scheduled during this time, do not attend court. This applies to all POA courts in Ontario.

A notice of your new court date will be sent to you by mail to the address on file with the court. For more information, please contact Haldimand County POA staff.

Contact information for all municipal courts is available here: https://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/courts/Court_Addresses/poa/.

Updated information about court proceedings at the Ontario Court of Justice can be found on the Court’s website at https://www.ontariocourts.ca/ocj/.

Please also be advised that the Government of Ontario made an order pursuant to s. 7.1 of the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act (EMPCA), suspending any limitation periods in statutes and regulations for the duration of the State of Emergency. This will impact timelines under the Provincial Offences Act and related proceedings.

A copy of the order is available online at: https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/200073.

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