A Temporary Road Closure will be required on Queensway East and Stanfield Road to complete work for the wastewater construction project, PROJECT # 22-2255. This traffic impact will occur between March 27, 2026 and March 30, 2026, weather permitting.
More details are available in the attached notice for affected residents and businesses, which is posted online at Project 22-2255 – peelregion.ca.
As a part of the Lakeview Village Project temporary road closures along the roadway will be required to complete watermain and sanitary connections.
When: March 30th, 2026- August 31st, 2026
Where: Hydro Road between Lakeshore Road E and Rangeview Road
Emergency services are not permitted. Detour routes will be in place.
Please be advised of the following bus stop impact. See the related details below:
Stop(s) Impacted: #3444 SB Dixie Road, south of St. James Avenue
Temporary Stop Location: Patrons will be directed to a temporary stop approximately 70 metres north
Routes Impacted: 5 South
Date and Time: 9:00am Tuesday March 17
Estimated Duration: End of April 2026
Agency: K-Line
The Region of Peel will be installing a new watermain and large sanitary sewer along Lakeshore Road between Jack Darling Memorial Park and Elmwood Avenue. As a part of the works Front Street North will be reduced to a single lane between Lakeshore Road West and John Street North. Northbound traffic will be permitted from Lakeshore Road West onto Front Street North. Southbound traffic from Front Street North to Lakeshore Road West will be detoured via John Street.
When: March 16th, 2026 till April 15th, 2026.
Where: Front Street North at Lakeshore Road West
If you have any questions, please contact us.
Wastewater Collection and Conveyance
Engineering Services Division
Public Works, Peel Region
Email: lakeshoreproject@peelregion.ca
Phone: 905-791-7800 ext. 4409
Over the past several months I have had a number of community engagements with residents, providing updates of the new fire station being located in our community. It is critical that our Ward receive sufficient first responder services. Proximity to emergency services is essential, as rapid response can make a critical difference in life‑saving situations.
I am pleased as many of those I have met, that we are receiving our fair share of services. The new fire station outline is available below for your information. The site which has been chosen is City owned lands adjacent to the Lakeview Golf Club.
Lakeview Golf Club celebrated its 125th anniversary five years ago and the property that is being used by the City Fire Department for this new one-bay fire station has a small building on it. It was used as the groundskeeper’s home. Heritage Advisory committee deemed that it was not heritage (please see HAC reports below) and therefore no capital spending was considered.
I will be having community engagement meetings in the future to continue to keep you up to date on its progress. This first responder service has been welcomed by the majority of our community recognizing the need for the safety of our children, families and neighbours.
Background Information:
The Lakeview Golf Course is a heritage listed property owned and operated by the City’s Recreation department.
Key attributes contributing to the heritage designation of the Golf Course include:
- Landscape features;
- Historical importance, including the identity of the architect (Herbert Strong Design) and the heritage value associated with major tournaments held on the course;
- The contextual relationship between the golf course and the surrounding urban setting.
The greenkeeper’s house holds heritage value solely through its relationship to the golf course. Without the golf course, the structure would not meet the designation criteria outlined in O. Reg. 9/06
The overall heritage designation applies to the entire golf course; the greenkeeper’s house is one of several contributing attributes.
HAC Approval:
In October 2024, the City presented a Heritage Impact Assessment and Study to the Heritage Advisory Committee (HAC) to assess potential impacts on the heritage golf course and evaluate the feasibility of constructing Fire Station 128 at the location of the greenkeeper’s house. The study also provided recommended heritage impact mitigation measures.
At its meeting on November 12, 2024, HAC considered a Corporate Report dated October 11, 2024, and subsequently adopted the following recommendations. These were approved by General Committee on November 20, 2024, and by Council on November 27, 2024:
GC 0521 2024
- That the request to demolish the superintendent’s cottage at 1190 Dixie Road (Ward 1), as outlined in the Corporate Report dated October 11, 2024, be approved.
- That the request to amend the heritage designation by law to exclude the area of the superintendent’s cottage at 1190 Dixie Road (Ward 1) be approved, conditional upon the severance of the property.
(HAC 0087 2024) (Ward 1)
HAC Agenda Nov 12 2024 Greenskeeper Cottage Demo
The Heritage Advisory Committee at its meeting on November 12, 2024 considered a Corporate Report dated October 11, 2024 regarding the above-noted property and the following recommendation was approved at General Committee on November 20, 2024 and adopted by Council at its meeting on November 27, 2024.
GC-0521-2024
- That the request to demolish the superintendent’s cottage at 1190 Dixie Road (Ward 1), as outlined in the Corporate Report from the Commissioner of Community Services, dated October 11, 2024, be approved.
- That the request to amend the heritage designation by-law to exclude the area of the superintendent’s cottage at 1190 Dixie Road (Ward 1), as per the Corporate Report from the Commissioner of Community Services, dated October 11, 2024, be approved conditionally upon the severance of the property.
A Public Notice titled “Notice of Demolition of the Superintendent’s Cottage – 1190 Dixie Road (Ward 1)”, issued under subsection 34(4.2)(a)(i) of the Ontario Heritage Act, was published on December 11, 2024.
A heritage demolition permit for the superintendent’s cottage was received on November 28, 2024.
Additional findings:
- Asset Management & Planning confirmed that no capital funds have been allocated to this site within the past 5 years, including emergency or lifecycle investments.
- Recreation staff confirmed no expenditures and noted that the golf team has not used the house in 5–6 years.
- Facilities Maintenance confirmed that $6,000 in localized repairs has been spent over the past 5 years