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Improvements to City infrastructure

The City of Richmond Hill is responsible for improving and maintaining existing infrastructure including buildings, roads, bridges, sidewalks, watermains, sanitary sewers, storm sewers, stormwater management ponds and street lighting.

A capital project is a large-scale project that helps maintain or improve a City asset, often called infrastructure.

The City's capital projects are implemented based on the approved Capital Budget.

Current Projects

For information about the locations of current projects, view:

Capital Projects Map

Watermains and sewers

Bayview Avenue Watermain Replacement

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the watermain replacement on Bayview Avenue from Elgin Mills Road East to Centre Street East. The scope of work includes the replacement of the existing watermain, valve chambers and fire hydrants along Bayview Avenue.

Construction is planned for 2027, subject to future budget approval. 

For more information, email Project Manager, Anita Wong or call her at 905-771-5461.

Enford Road and Industrial Road Watermain and Culverts Replacement

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the watermain and culverts replacement on Enford Road from Elgin Mills Road to Cul-de-Sac and Industrial Road from Yonge Street to Canadian National Railway (CNR). The scope of work may include watermain replacement and its associated appurtenances, sanitary sewers replacement, culverts replacement and carrying out the necessary associated road works.

The construction is planned for 2026/2027, subject to the future budget approval.

For more information, email Project Manager, Carrie Park or call her at 905-747-6327.

Roads

Arnold Crescent, Highland Lane and Elizabeth Street Reconstruction

The City has completed the detailed design for the reconstruction of the following areas, scheduled for 2025:

  1. Arnold Crescent from Major Mackenzie Drive West to Yonge Street
  2. Highland Lane from Arnold Crescent to the cul-de-sac
  3. Elizabeth Street from Arnold Crescent to Richmond Street

The scope of work includes:

  • Reconstruction of the existing road
  • Installation of new curbs and gutters
  • Installation of new storm sewers and catchbasins
  • Regrading and filling of roadside ditches where it is feasible
  • Removal of driveway culverts where it is feasible
  • Replacement and upgrade of the watermain
  • Replacement and upgrade of the sanitary sewer
  • Improvements to streetlights
  • Installation of new asphalt pavement and sidewalks
  • Intersection improvements at Arnold Crescent and Major Mackenzie Drive west (introducing new southbound left turn lane)

Construction is scheduled to begin in November 2025. The underground work will be completed in multiple phases. For further details, please refer to the Phasing Plan.

  • Phase 1 (November - December 2025) – Arnold Crescent from Elizabeth Street and Yonge Street (Watermain Replacement and Sanitary Sewer Replacement)
  • Phase 2A (Spring 2026 - Fall 2027) – Arnold Crescent from Major Mackenzie Drive to Elizabeth Street Road Reconstruction
  • Phase 2B (Spring 2026 - Fall 2027) – Arnold Crescent from Hopkins Street to Major Mackenzie Drive Sanitary Sewer Replacement
  • Phase 3 (Spring 2026 - Fall 2027) – Elizabeth Street Watermain Replacement
  • Phase 4 (Spring 2026 - Fall 2027) – Highland Lane Road Reconstruction

Phase 1 is scheduled to begin in November 2025 and is expected to be finished by December 30, 2025.

Tree trimming and removal commenced in December 2025 and continued through January and February 2026, rather than the originally scheduled spring 2026. This adjustment was made to better align with the revised construction timeline and to reduce potential disruptions.

The remaining project phases are set to commence in Spring 2026. The underground work is anticipated to reach substantial completion by December 2026, while the road construction is scheduled for substantial completion in the Q4 of 2027.

The Construction Notice will be distributed in Spring 2026 to formally inform contractors of remobilization activities and the commencement of construction scheduled for that year.

Road Closures - November 12 – December 30, 2025

Direct Underground Inc. will be implementing a road closure of Arnold Crescent, between Elizabeth Street South and Yonge Street, as well as the intersection of Elizabeth Street South and Arnold Crescent. This is to accommodate the installation of underground infrastructures (watermain and sanitary sewer) intended to enhance public and worker safety.

Emergency vehicles and local traffic within the closure limits will retain access during this period. All other vehicular traffic will be redirected via Centre Street, Major Mackenzie Drive, or Yonge Street.

Additional Information

  • December 2025 - Construction Notice#2
  • December 2025 - Temporary Lane Restriction on Yonge Street
  • November 2025 - Road Closure Phase 1
  • October 2025 – Construction Notice
  • May 2024 - Design Notice 3
  • February 2024 - Public Information Centre Notice
    • Arnold Crescent Rendering
    • Highland Lane Rendering
    • Virtual Public Meeting Presentation (February 14, 2014)
    • Frequently Asked Questions
  • April 2023 - Design Notice 2
  • August 2022 - Design Notice 1

For additional information, email Project Manager, Carrie Park or call her at 905-747-6327.

Bantry Avenue and Briggs Avenue Active Transportation Improvements

The City is undertaking a Feasibility Study for Active Transportation improvements along Bantry Avenue and Briggs Avenue, from Yonge Street to Blackmore Avenue. The Feasibility Study commenced in summer 2023 and work is on-going.

Public Information Centre

A Public Information Centre was held at the Langstaff Community Centre (Yorkshire Room) on Thursday May 16, 2024 which featured a hybrid presentation (available in-person and online) and an open-house style session for in-person attendees.

The presented materials can be viewed at the link below:

  • Public Information Centre Presentation Materials (May 16, 2024)

Thank you to all residents who attended the public meeting or submitted comments to the City.

Next Steps

The preferred concept design will be further developed through detailed design in 2025. Construction is tentatively scheduled for 2027.

For more information, email Sustainable Transportation Coordinator, Jennie Geleff, or call her at 647-226-0215.

Bayview Park Lane, Sandbanks Drive and Park Crescent Active Transportation Improvements

The City is undertaking the design and construction of active transportation improvements for Bayview Park Lane from Bayview Avenue to Sunset Beach Road, Sandbanks Drive from Bayview Park Lane to Nantucket Drive, and Park Crescent from Nantucket Drive to Sunset Beach Road.

The design commenced in summer 2023 and works are on-going. A Public Information Centre was held at the Oak Ridges Community Centre on October 11, 2023. The presentation materials are available for viewing.

  • Public Information Centre Boards (October 11, 2023)

Thank you to all residents who attended the public meeting or submitted comments to the City.

Preliminary designs were developed taking into account site context, historical data, site observations, comments received and relevant policies within Richmond Hill.

  • Design - Bayview Park Lane, Park Crescent and Sandbanks Drive

Implementation has begun, to be completed during summer 2024.

For more information, email Sustainable Transportation Coordinator, Jennie Geleff, or call her at 647-226-0215.

Blackforest Drive, Acorn Road and Rosegarden Crescent Reconstruction

The City completed the detailed design for the reconstruction of (1) Blackforest Drive from Yonge Street to Greyfriars Avenue, (2) Acorn Road from Blackforest Drive to the south limit, and (3) Rosegarden Crescent in early 2024.

The scope of work includes removal of ditches and culverts, boulevard regrading, pavement reconstruction, new curb and gutter, new sidewalks, watermain replacement, new storm sewer system, sanitary sewer upgrade, and streetlight upgrade.

Construction started in June 2024, with the first phase focusing on the reconstruction of Blackforest Drive and Acorn Road. The majority of road improvements on Blackforest Drive and Acorn Road were completed in 2024. Remaining work, including streetlight upgrade, sidewalk installation, and driveway paving, was scheduled for spring and summer 2025.

The second phase of construction focuses on the reconstruction of Rosegarden Crescent, which began in April 2025.

The overall construction project is expected to be substantially completed by December 2025.

Construction Progress Update

  • Blackforest Drive and Acorn Road – Service connections for the new streetlights will be completed by late 2025. Surface course asphalt will be paved in early summer 2026.
  • Rosegarden Crescent – Service connections for the new streetlights and boulevard restoration will be completed by late2025. Surface course asphalt will be paved in early summer 2026.

Public notices

  • May 2025- Rosegarden Crescent Road Closure Notice
  • April 2025 - Construction Notice
  • June 2024 - Road Closure Notice
  • May 2024 - Construction Notice
  • September 2023 - Blackforest Drive and Acorn Road Status Update Notice
  • June 2023 - Rosegarden Crescent Status Update Notice
  • May 2023 - Blackforest Drive and Acorn Road Public Consultation Notice
  • January 2023 - Rosegarden Crescent Public Meeting Notice
  • December 2022 - Rosegarden Crescent Public Consultation Notice
  • July 2022 - Rosegarden Crescent Design Notice 2
  • July 2022 - Blackforest Drive and Acorn Road Design Notice 2
  • November 2021 - Blackforest Drive and Rosegarden Crescent Design Notice 1

 For more information, email Project Manager, Anita Wong or call her at 905-771-5461.

Centre Street East Rehabilitation

The City is currently undertaking the detailed design for the rehabilitation of Centre Street East from Pugsley Avenue to Canadian National Railway (CNR). The scope of the work may include rehabilitation of the road, sidewalk, curb and gutter, as well as the replacement of storm and sanitary sewers as necessary.

Furthermore, the City is undertaking the detailed design for the watermain replacement on Centre Street East from CNR to Bayview Avenue. The scope of work may include replacement of watermain and associated appurtenances, water services, hydrants, valve chambers and associated road restoration works. In addition, the scope of work may include the replacement of storm and sanitary sewers as necessary.

The construction is planned for 2026/2027, subject to the future budget approval.

For more information, email Project Manager, Carrie Park or call her at 905-747-6327.

Elm Grove Avenue Reconstruction

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the reconstruction of Elm Grove Avenue from Yonge Street to Parker Avenue. The scope of work includes removal of ditches and culverts, boulevard regrading, pavement reconstruction, new curb and gutter, new sidewalks, watermain replacement, new storm sewer system, sanitary sewer repair as required and streetlight upgrade.

The design and field investigations commenced in summer 2023, however the project is currently paused until a drainage study covering the broader area is completed, which is anticipated by early 2026. Construction is tentatively planned for 2029, subject to future budget approval. 

For more information, email Project Manager, Anita Wong or call her at 905-771-5461.

Fergus Avenue, Moray Avenue, Olde Bayview Avenue, Capelle Street Reconstruction

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the reconstruction of Fergus Avenue, Moray Avenue, Olde Bayview Avenue and Capelle Street. The scope of work involves the reconstruction of the existing roads, installation of new asphalt pavement, replacement of the watermain, sanitary upgrades, and improvements to streetlights.

Construction is planned for 2027/2028, subject to future budget approval.

For more information, email Project Manager, Kasia Piskorz or call her at 905-747-6416.

Maple Grove Avenue and Wendy Way Reconstruction

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the reconstruction of Maple Grove Avenue and Wendy Way. The scope of work includes removal of ditches and culverts, boulevard regrading, pavement reconstruction, new curb and gutter, new sidewalk, watermain replacement, new storm sewer system, sanitary sewer repair as required and streetlight upgrade.

Construction is expected to start in early 2026.

  • March 2025 - Public Information Centre Notice
  • March 2025 - Preliminary Design Drawings
  • March 2025 - Public Information Centre Slide Show

For more information, email Project Manager, Kyle Paterson or call him at 905-747-6341

Ohio Road Reconstruction

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the reconstruction of Ohio Road from Elgin Mills Road to the south limit. The scope of work includes removal/regrading of ditches and culverts, boulevard regrading, pavement reconstruction, new curb and gutter, new sidewalk, watermain replacement, new storm sewer system, sanitary sewer repair as required, and streetlight upgrade.

The design and field investigations commenced in summer 2023 and the works are on-going. The preliminary design was posted for review, and an online comment form was provided for public input in February 2025. Construction is planned for 2027, subject to future budget approval.

  • Ohio Road Preliminary Design Drawing
  • January 2025 - Public Information Centre Notice

For more information, email Project Manager, Anita Wong or call her at 905-771-5461.

Red Maple Road Improvements

The City is undertaking the detailed design for Red Maple Road Improvements from High Tech Road to Highway 7. The scope of work includes installation of new traffic signals at the intersection of Red Maple Road and the south driveway of 50 Red Maple Road, and minor modifications to the curb alignment and pavement markings. Construction is planned for 2027, subject to future budget approval.

For more information, email Project Manager, Anita Wong or call her at 905-771-5461.

Schomberg Road and Aubrey Avenue Reconstruction

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the reconstruction of Schomberg Road (from Maple Grove Avenue to King Road) and Aubrey Avenue (from Schomberg Road to Yonge Street). The scope of work includes removal of ditches and driveway culverts, boulevard regrading, pavement reconstruction, new curb and gutter, new sidewalks, new storm sewer system, watermain replacement, sanitary sewer upgrade, and streetlight upgrade. The Schomberg Road culvert crossing located between Aubrey Avenue and George Street will also be replaced as part of the road reconstruction.

The design and field investigations commenced in early 2024 and the works are on-going. Construction is planned for 2028, subject to future budget approval. 

For more information, email Project Manager, Anita Wong or call her at 905-771-5461.

West Beaver Creek Road and West Pearce Street Intersection

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the proposed traffic signals at the West Beaver Creek Road and West Pearce Street intersection. The scope of work includes installation of new traffic signal conduits and equipment, pavement markings and signage, and minor road widening on West Pearce Street.

Construction is expected to start in early 2026. 

For more information, email Project Manager, Anita Wong or call her at 905-771-5461.

Teefy Avenue, Moodie Drive, Tennison Road, Jenkins Drive, Udine Court Reconstruction

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the the replacement of the watermain on Teffy Avenue, Moodie Drive, Tennison Road, Jenkins Drive and Udine Court. The scope of work may include removal and replacement of curb and gutter, new asphalt pavement, watermain replacement, sanitary and storm sewer upgrades and streetlight improvements. Detailed design is scheduled to commence in 2026, pending Council approval. The field investigations will commence in Fall 2025. 

For more information, email Project Manager, Kasia Piskorz or call her at 905-747-6416.

Trench Street Traffic Signals

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the proposed traffic signals on Trench Street approximately 300 m north of Major Mackenzie Drive West. The scope of work includes installation of new traffic signal conduits and equipment, pavement markings and signage, lighting improvements on Trench Street.

Construction is expected to be completed in 2026. 

For more information, email Project Manager, Anita Wong or call her at 905-771-5461.

Illumination Improvements at Various Locations

The City has retained a contractor to install new lightings at the following walkways and roads:

  1. Walkway between Shirley Drive and Peninsula Crescent
  2. Walkway between Centre Street East and Major Mackenzie Drive East
  3. Walkway between Pugsley Avenue and Versailles Court
  4. Clarissa Drive between Yonge Street and Weldrick Avenue
  5. Walkway between White Lodge Cres (S) and White Lodge Cres (N)
  6. Walkway between White Lodge Crescent (N) and Cowles Court
  7. Walkway between Falkland Place and Oatlands Crescent
  8. Forster Marsh Trail - Walkway connection between Wolfson Crescent and Delphinium Avenue
  9. Walkway between Ellery Drive and Theobalds Circle
  10. Walkway between Gatcombe Circle and Regent Street
  11. Walkway between Weldrick Road W and Greenbelt Crescent
  12. Walkway between Yonge Street and Eleanor Circle
  13. Walkway between Stave Crescent and Canyon Hill Avenue
  14. Walkway between Desert View Crescent and Buckhorn Avenue
  15. Walkway between Westbourne Court and Bishopsbridge Crescent
  16. Walkway between Brillinger Street and Bingham Street

The scope of the work includes installation of underground wirings and installation of light fixtures.

Construction are currently in progress and are expected to be completed by Summer 2025.

For more information, email Project Manager, Hermie Cheung or call her at 905-771-9996, ext. 5561

2025 Sidewalk, Illumination and Pedestrian Crossover Program

The City of Richmond Hill is dedicated to maintaining a high-quality sidewalk network and ensuring pedestrian safety. Currently, the City is undertaking preliminary investigations to upgrade street lighting on Corso Court, as well as a pedestrian crossover on Farmstead Road between Shell Court and Shirley Drive, pending budget approval.

The field investigations in the project area are currently in progress and are expected to be completed by end of 2025. Detailed design is planned for 2025, subject to future budget approval.

  • Sept 2024 - Design Notice for Corso Court
  • Sept 2024 - Design Notice for Farmstead Road

For more information, email Project Manager, Carrie Park or call her at 905-747-6327.

Bridge and Culvert Rehabilitation

Upcoming Projects

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the rehabilitation of culverts and bridges at various locations within the City. The rehabilitation works are essential to maintain and extend the service life of the City infrastructures.

Bridges are structures that provide a safe passage and contributes to the seamless mobility of pedestrians and vehicles across an obstruction or a gap. Culverts are crucial infrastructure that allow for the conveyance of water or the passage of wildlife under a roadway or a pathway.

Rehabilitation works could involve embankments and structure components repairs to replacement of an entire structure. Residents may see City representatives conducting field investigations during the design phase.

The design and field investigations commenced in early 2024. Construction is planned for 2026 and 2027 subject to council approval. The rehabilitation program includes the following structures:

  • D15: Castle Rock Drive Culvert - 0.35 km West of Avenue Road
  • D16: Weldrick Road West Culvert - 0.05 km East of Walmer Road
  • D17: Weldrick Road West Culvert - 0.40 km East of Walmer Road
  • D18: Pemberton Road Culvert - 0.05 km West of Walmer Road
  • D19: Walmer Road Culvert - 0.20 km South of May Avenue
  • D20: May/Kersey Culvert - 0.20 km South of May Avenue
  • D21: McCallum Drive Culvert - 0.20 km East of Bathurst Street
  • D28: Mill Street Culvert - 0.10 km East of Bathurst Street
  • D33: Regent Street Culvert - 0.70 km East of Bathurst Street
  • D39: Observatory Lane Culvert - 0.25 km East of Yonge Street
  • D40: Church Street South Culvert - 0.20 km East of Weldrick Road East
  • D42: Palmer Avenue Culvert - 0.05 km West of Cedar Avenue
  • D46: Crosby Avenue Culvert - 0.15 km West of Newkirk Road
  • R50: Clarendon Drive Culvert - 0.20 km East of Spadina Road
  • R54: Redstone Road Bridge - 1.30 km East of Bayview Avenue
  • R58: Rose Branch Drive Culvert - 0.05 km South of Cougar Court
  • R62: Subrisco Avenue Culvert - 0.03 km West of Bayview Avenue
  • R75: Mural Street Culvert - 0.05 km South of 16th Avenue
  • R108-1-2: Edward Avenue Culvert - 0.50 km North of Elgin Mills Road East

View map of proposed culverts and bridges

For more information, please contact the project team:

Hermie Cheung, Project Manager,  hermie.cheung@richmondhill.ca | T: 905-771-9996, 5561

Sebouh Apigian, Project Manager, Sebouh.apigian@richmondhill.ca | T: 905-747-6342

Stormwater Management Facilities

Driftwood Pond Retrofit

The City is undertaking the detailed design for the retrofit of Driftwood Pond Stormwater Management Facility (SWMF 8-2), located in Oak Ridges between Bond Crescent/Newbridge Avenue and Timber Valley Avenue. The scope of work includes the retrofit of the existing pond to single-cell dry pond, replacement of headwalls and outlet control structure, installation of oil-grit-separator and landscaping restoration within the pond block.

Construction is planned for 2027, subject to future budget approval. 

For more information, email Project Manager, Sebouh Apigian or call him at 905-747-6342.

Newman Pond Improvements

The City is undertaking the detailed design for upgrades and improvements of the Newman Pond Stormwater Management Facility SWMF  2-11, located on the north side of Newman Avenue to the south and east of residences along Pagoda Drive. The works will address issues related to extended detention, quantity and quality control and phosphorus treatment. 

Construction is planned for 2027, subject to future budget approval.

For more information, email Project Manager, Kasia Piskorz or call her at 905-747-6416. 

Community Centres and Other Buildings

Bond Lake Arena: Mechanical and Electrical System Replacement

The City is replacing the end-of-life mechanical and electrical equipment at Bond Lake Arena including HVAC, electrical panels, hot water heaters, and emergency lighting. The construction is currently in progress and is anticipated to be completed in Summer 2025.

For more information, email Project Manager, Aimee Tsang or call her at 905-771-9996, ext. 6586.

Tom Graham Arena: Mechanical and Electrical System Replacement

The City is replacing the end-of-life mechanical and electrical equipment at Tom Graham Arena including HVAC, hot water heaters, emergency lighting and exit signs. Construction is set to begin Winter 2024 and completion is planned for Winter 2025.

For more information, email Project Manager, Teresa Chee or call her at 905-771-9996, ext. 6522.

Bayview Hill Community Centre: Roof & Skylights Replacement

The City is replacing the skylights and various roof sections at the Bayview Hill Community Centre. Construction will begin in Spring 2025 and completion is planned for Fall 2025.

For more information, email Project Manager, Teresa Chee or call her at 905-771-9996, ext. 6522.

Centre for the Performing Arts: Stage Flooring Replacement

The City is replacing the stage flooring at Richmond Hill Theatre as it has reached the end of its lifespan. Construction is anticipated for Winter 2025/2026.

For more information, email Project Manager, Aimee Tsang or call her at 905-771-9996, ext. 6586.

M.L. McConaghy Seniors' Centre: Reception Area Renovation

The City is renovating the M.L. McConaghy Seniors' Centre reception area, moving the desk to the lower level to improve services. Construction is scheduled to start in summer 2025 and is expected to be substantially completed by winter 2025.

For more information, email Project Manager, Andrew Beshay or call him at 905-771-9996, ext. 5502.

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