Sixth Street Reconstruction

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Sixth Street cross section

The Town of Collingwood and Tatham Engineering are pleased to provide residents and business owners in Collingwood with information and details regarding the reconstruction of Sixth Street, between High Street and Hurontario Street, as illustrated on the project map below.

The primary objectives of this project are:

  • replacement of the existing undersized and deteriorated watermain distribution system, including hydrants and individual services to the property line; and
  • installation of a transmission watermain to improve water supply and pressure to the west side of Collingwood.

The project will also include:

  • replacement of aged sanitary sewer and storm sewer, including the replacement of sanitary services to property line;
  • full road reconstruction, including new concrete curb and gutter;
  • the addition of one-way cycle tracks on both sides the of the road and maintaining the existing sidewalk on the north side; and
  • reinstatement of all disturbed areas to previous or better condition.


The Town of Collingwood and Tatham Engineering are pleased to provide residents and business owners in Collingwood with information and details regarding the reconstruction of Sixth Street, between High Street and Hurontario Street, as illustrated on the project map below.

The primary objectives of this project are:

  • replacement of the existing undersized and deteriorated watermain distribution system, including hydrants and individual services to the property line; and
  • installation of a transmission watermain to improve water supply and pressure to the west side of Collingwood.

The project will also include:

  • replacement of aged sanitary sewer and storm sewer, including the replacement of sanitary services to property line;
  • full road reconstruction, including new concrete curb and gutter;
  • the addition of one-way cycle tracks on both sides the of the road and maintaining the existing sidewalk on the north side; and
  • reinstatement of all disturbed areas to previous or better condition.


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  • Share What will happen to the trees on the north side? I assume they will need to be cut down. What is the plan to replace them? on Facebook Share What will happen to the trees on the north side? I assume they will need to be cut down. What is the plan to replace them? on Twitter Share What will happen to the trees on the north side? I assume they will need to be cut down. What is the plan to replace them? on Linkedin Email What will happen to the trees on the north side? I assume they will need to be cut down. What is the plan to replace them? link

    What will happen to the trees on the north side? I assume they will need to be cut down. What is the plan to replace them?

    chorny asked over 1 year ago

    Trees within the north boulevard will be removed to accommodate the one-way cycle track on the north side of the boulevard.  Trees will be replaced at a minimum 2:1.

  • Share I attended the Public Information Session in May and was surprised to learn that there were no plans to replace the sidewalk on the north side of Sixth Street. For several years now, a great deal of water (and ice in the winter) has pooled on the sidewalk and it poses a danger to the public to not rectify the situation when you have the opportunity to. If you drive down Sixth Street after a rainstorm you will see the extend of the pooling. I had emailed the Town about this last year but never received a response. If you would kindly investigate this as an option, it would be greatly appreciated. We are at 419 Sixth Street, just west of Spruce Street. Thank you, on Facebook Share I attended the Public Information Session in May and was surprised to learn that there were no plans to replace the sidewalk on the north side of Sixth Street. For several years now, a great deal of water (and ice in the winter) has pooled on the sidewalk and it poses a danger to the public to not rectify the situation when you have the opportunity to. If you drive down Sixth Street after a rainstorm you will see the extend of the pooling. I had emailed the Town about this last year but never received a response. If you would kindly investigate this as an option, it would be greatly appreciated. We are at 419 Sixth Street, just west of Spruce Street. Thank you, on Twitter Share I attended the Public Information Session in May and was surprised to learn that there were no plans to replace the sidewalk on the north side of Sixth Street. For several years now, a great deal of water (and ice in the winter) has pooled on the sidewalk and it poses a danger to the public to not rectify the situation when you have the opportunity to. If you drive down Sixth Street after a rainstorm you will see the extend of the pooling. I had emailed the Town about this last year but never received a response. If you would kindly investigate this as an option, it would be greatly appreciated. We are at 419 Sixth Street, just west of Spruce Street. Thank you, on Linkedin Email I attended the Public Information Session in May and was surprised to learn that there were no plans to replace the sidewalk on the north side of Sixth Street. For several years now, a great deal of water (and ice in the winter) has pooled on the sidewalk and it poses a danger to the public to not rectify the situation when you have the opportunity to. If you drive down Sixth Street after a rainstorm you will see the extend of the pooling. I had emailed the Town about this last year but never received a response. If you would kindly investigate this as an option, it would be greatly appreciated. We are at 419 Sixth Street, just west of Spruce Street. Thank you, link

    I attended the Public Information Session in May and was surprised to learn that there were no plans to replace the sidewalk on the north side of Sixth Street. For several years now, a great deal of water (and ice in the winter) has pooled on the sidewalk and it poses a danger to the public to not rectify the situation when you have the opportunity to. If you drive down Sixth Street after a rainstorm you will see the extend of the pooling. I had emailed the Town about this last year but never received a response. If you would kindly investigate this as an option, it would be greatly appreciated. We are at 419 Sixth Street, just west of Spruce Street. Thank you,

    Marg Thibideau and Clarke Richards asked over 1 year ago

    The sidewalk will be reconstructed where the sanitary and water services cross, and catch basins will be installed near the sidewalk to help with the flooding and ponding problems.

  • Share When will this all begin? We are at 303 Sixth Street and need access to remove our 5th wheel for a few camping reservations throughout the summer. on Facebook Share When will this all begin? We are at 303 Sixth Street and need access to remove our 5th wheel for a few camping reservations throughout the summer. on Twitter Share When will this all begin? We are at 303 Sixth Street and need access to remove our 5th wheel for a few camping reservations throughout the summer. on Linkedin Email When will this all begin? We are at 303 Sixth Street and need access to remove our 5th wheel for a few camping reservations throughout the summer. link

    When will this all begin? We are at 303 Sixth Street and need access to remove our 5th wheel for a few camping reservations throughout the summer.

    Christine asked over 1 year ago

    Utility relocations and possibly construction could start as early as 2024, but most likely Phase 1 would start in 2025 and Phase 2 in 2026.  Residents will be kept informed and there will be no issues with the fifth wheel leaving or entering the site; that can be coordinated with the successful contractor.

Page last updated: 30 Jul 2024, 07:54 AM