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The Town of Innisfil is working with Stantec (Morrison Hershfield) to improve Killarney Beach Road in Lefroy. Road and infrastructure improvement projects like this are essential for keeping our community safe and connected.
About the project
The project includes design upgrades to the following road sections:
Killarney Beach Road from 20th Sideroad to Ewart Street
Killarney Beach Road from Ewart Street to Barry Avenue (completed)
Pine Avenue from Killarney Beach Road south approximately 400 metres
The proposed roadway improvements are shown on the map below.
Project timeline
Construction is scheduled to begin in mid-September 2025, with completion expected in December 2026.
Construction Updates
The Town of Innisfil has selected a contractor to complete the improvements to Killarney Beach Road. Construction is scheduled to begin in mid-September 2025, with completion expected in December 2026. For more information please see the construction notice.
Phase 1 construction will result in a road closure of Killarney Beach Road (20th Sideroad to Church Drive) from mid-September to mid-December 2025.
How can I get involved?
Thank you to everyone who attended the open house on November 14 to review the updated street design and share feedback with our project team. If you weren't able to make it, you can still explore the open house presentationand responses to comments.
Previous engagement
We hosted a Public Open House on November 16, 2022 at the Morgan Russell Memorial Arena & Community Centre (previously the Lefroy Arena) to discuss the project with the public and invite feedback. If you couldn't make it, you can review the presentation materials and responses to comments online.
Stay in touch
We encourage you to click the subscribe button on this page to receive project updates. If you subscribe, you will be the first to know when new work occurs and opportunities to leave feedback become available.
The Town of Innisfil is working with Stantec (Morrison Hershfield) to improve Killarney Beach Road in Lefroy. Road and infrastructure improvement projects like this are essential for keeping our community safe and connected.
About the project
The project includes design upgrades to the following road sections:
Killarney Beach Road from 20th Sideroad to Ewart Street
Killarney Beach Road from Ewart Street to Barry Avenue (completed)
Pine Avenue from Killarney Beach Road south approximately 400 metres
The proposed roadway improvements are shown on the map below.
Project timeline
Construction is scheduled to begin in mid-September 2025, with completion expected in December 2026.
Construction Updates
The Town of Innisfil has selected a contractor to complete the improvements to Killarney Beach Road. Construction is scheduled to begin in mid-September 2025, with completion expected in December 2026. For more information please see the construction notice.
Phase 1 construction will result in a road closure of Killarney Beach Road (20th Sideroad to Church Drive) from mid-September to mid-December 2025.
How can I get involved?
Thank you to everyone who attended the open house on November 14 to review the updated street design and share feedback with our project team. If you weren't able to make it, you can still explore the open house presentationand responses to comments.
Previous engagement
We hosted a Public Open House on November 16, 2022 at the Morgan Russell Memorial Arena & Community Centre (previously the Lefroy Arena) to discuss the project with the public and invite feedback. If you couldn't make it, you can review the presentation materials and responses to comments online.
Stay in touch
We encourage you to click the subscribe button on this page to receive project updates. If you subscribe, you will be the first to know when new work occurs and opportunities to leave feedback become available.
Engagement for this project has closed. If you have a question about construction, please contact our Customer Service team at 705-436-3710 or inquiry@innisfil.ca.
Share After attending the information session on the 16th I understood that more detailed drawings and mapping would be available. My concern is the impact the construction will have on properties that are listed on the heritage register. Will the properties and landscape be affected by the construction, grading of properties, or driveways? Many of the properties along KBR are older, some century homes. What mitigation strategies will be employed to avoid or limit vibration etc. during construction to ensure the older buildings and foundations will not be weakened or affected? If property owners identify such damage, what recourse do they have? on FacebookShare After attending the information session on the 16th I understood that more detailed drawings and mapping would be available. My concern is the impact the construction will have on properties that are listed on the heritage register. Will the properties and landscape be affected by the construction, grading of properties, or driveways? Many of the properties along KBR are older, some century homes. What mitigation strategies will be employed to avoid or limit vibration etc. during construction to ensure the older buildings and foundations will not be weakened or affected? If property owners identify such damage, what recourse do they have? on TwitterShare After attending the information session on the 16th I understood that more detailed drawings and mapping would be available. My concern is the impact the construction will have on properties that are listed on the heritage register. Will the properties and landscape be affected by the construction, grading of properties, or driveways? Many of the properties along KBR are older, some century homes. What mitigation strategies will be employed to avoid or limit vibration etc. during construction to ensure the older buildings and foundations will not be weakened or affected? If property owners identify such damage, what recourse do they have? on LinkedinEmail After attending the information session on the 16th I understood that more detailed drawings and mapping would be available. My concern is the impact the construction will have on properties that are listed on the heritage register. Will the properties and landscape be affected by the construction, grading of properties, or driveways? Many of the properties along KBR are older, some century homes. What mitigation strategies will be employed to avoid or limit vibration etc. during construction to ensure the older buildings and foundations will not be weakened or affected? If property owners identify such damage, what recourse do they have? link
After attending the information session on the 16th I understood that more detailed drawings and mapping would be available. My concern is the impact the construction will have on properties that are listed on the heritage register. Will the properties and landscape be affected by the construction, grading of properties, or driveways? Many of the properties along KBR are older, some century homes. What mitigation strategies will be employed to avoid or limit vibration etc. during construction to ensure the older buildings and foundations will not be weakened or affected? If property owners identify such damage, what recourse do they have?
Deb Crawford
asked
almost 3 years ago
Updated mapping has been added to the document on this page. Vibration monitoring will be done as needed to mitigate potential issues.
Share From the 20.th side road to Chircj Drive how long will the closure be? Also what is being done? on FacebookShare From the 20.th side road to Chircj Drive how long will the closure be? Also what is being done? on TwitterShare From the 20.th side road to Chircj Drive how long will the closure be? Also what is being done? on LinkedinEmail From the 20.th side road to Chircj Drive how long will the closure be? Also what is being done? link
From the 20.th side road to Chircj Drive how long will the closure be? Also what is being done?
Jackie Emsley
asked
5 days ago
The closure from 20th to Church Dr. will be in effect until mid December. Scheduled works include a multi-use path, ditching improvements, storm sewers, catch basins, culverts, and curbs and gutters.
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Will they be installing sidewalks on Church Dr
Donna
asked
4 days ago
No sidewalks on Church Dr. are included in this project.
Share Could we possibly get a decent sidewalk instead of the bumpy asphalt from Ferrier to Corner. It is almost impossible for a baby stroller or a wheelchair to navigate. on FacebookShare Could we possibly get a decent sidewalk instead of the bumpy asphalt from Ferrier to Corner. It is almost impossible for a baby stroller or a wheelchair to navigate. on TwitterShare Could we possibly get a decent sidewalk instead of the bumpy asphalt from Ferrier to Corner. It is almost impossible for a baby stroller or a wheelchair to navigate. on LinkedinEmail Could we possibly get a decent sidewalk instead of the bumpy asphalt from Ferrier to Corner. It is almost impossible for a baby stroller or a wheelchair to navigate. link
Could we possibly get a decent sidewalk instead of the bumpy asphalt from Ferrier to Corner. It is almost impossible for a baby stroller or a wheelchair to navigate.
Keith Hampshire
asked
almost 3 years ago
A new multi-use path will be installed within this section.
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Will Pine Street be getting much needed sidewalks as well as KBR?
Kathleen Neville
asked
7 days ago
No sidewalk is included in the improvements to Pine Street. Scope of work for this section is limited to road resurfacing,
Share is the MUP(multi use path) going to made with concrete or asphalt & why? on FacebookShare is the MUP(multi use path) going to made with concrete or asphalt & why? on TwitterShare is the MUP(multi use path) going to made with concrete or asphalt & why? on LinkedinEmail is the MUP(multi use path) going to made with concrete or asphalt & why? link
is the MUP(multi use path) going to made with concrete or asphalt & why?
Davidp
asked
14 days ago
Hello and thank you for your Inquiry. Please see below response from the November 14th 2024 public open house, where this question was raised below:
"Asphalt is the Town Standard for a multi-use path as it provides a smoother surface, free from cracks and bumps, softer on joints for walking and running, allowing for a greater usability across various user groups".
Thank you.
Share Last update was November 2022 - will a project update be released before construction starts? Given all the concerns raised with this project, more information about the town's plans before the construction starts would be appreciated. on FacebookShare Last update was November 2022 - will a project update be released before construction starts? Given all the concerns raised with this project, more information about the town's plans before the construction starts would be appreciated. on TwitterShare Last update was November 2022 - will a project update be released before construction starts? Given all the concerns raised with this project, more information about the town's plans before the construction starts would be appreciated. on LinkedinEmail Last update was November 2022 - will a project update be released before construction starts? Given all the concerns raised with this project, more information about the town's plans before the construction starts would be appreciated. link
Last update was November 2022 - will a project update be released before construction starts? Given all the concerns raised with this project, more information about the town's plans before the construction starts would be appreciated.
Deb Crawford
asked
over 1 year ago
Updated roll plan drawings and responses to inquires from open house are available under documents section.
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Will left turn lanes be added from KBR into the new subdivisions?
MTH
asked
9 months ago
No left turn lanes are being added into subdivisions.
Share Are you going to fix the god awful sidewalks and also add in additional sidewalks ? on FacebookShare Are you going to fix the god awful sidewalks and also add in additional sidewalks ? on TwitterShare Are you going to fix the god awful sidewalks and also add in additional sidewalks ? on LinkedinEmail Are you going to fix the god awful sidewalks and also add in additional sidewalks ? link
Are you going to fix the god awful sidewalks and also add in additional sidewalks ?
noyb1986
asked
10 months ago
This project includes the installation of a multiuse path on the north side of Killarney Beach Road.
Please see uploaded KBR 2024 Construction Roll plan for more information.
Share Will more information be provided to those who can’t attend this session?
I live right in the middle of KBR so I’d like to know what’s happening.
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I live right in the middle of KBR so I’d like to know what’s happening.
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I live right in the middle of KBR so I’d like to know what’s happening.
Thank you on LinkedinEmail Will more information be provided to those who can’t attend this session?
I live right in the middle of KBR so I’d like to know what’s happening.
Thank you link
Will more information be provided to those who can’t attend this session?
I live right in the middle of KBR so I’d like to know what’s happening.
Thank you
Ashlee1606
asked
almost 3 years ago
Hello, and thank you for your question. Yes, the presentation from the Public open house will be shared on the Town website.
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