Brooklin North Major Roads Environmental Assessment

The Brooklin North Major Roads Environmental Assessment study provides guidance to the development and design of the main collector and arterial roads required to support the future development and growth of the Brooklin community over the next twenty to thirty years.

This environmental assessment study is being completed as the next steps in the planning process to support the:

Brooklin Transportation Master Plan
Brooklin Study

Purpose of study

The purpose of the Brooklin North Major Roads Environmental Assessment study is to determine:

Where roads should be located
What roads and intersections should look like
How we can lessen the impacts of the roads on the community

Goals and objectives

The goals and objectives to be achieved by the Brooklin North Major Roads Environmental Assessment study are to:

Confirm the need for the roads in the special study areas identified in the TMP
Develop alternative designs to be evaluated
Compare and select preferred designs for the roads
Identify any impacts and mitigation measure required

Environmental Study Reports (ESR)

Following consultation with the public, major stakeholders, property owners, Indigenous Communities, and other agencies, the proponent has recommended designs for these roads that balance the impacts on the natural, cultural, and socio-economic environments, while providing efficient connections to future development.

Notice of Study Completion

Reports

Appendix material is available upon request. A hard copy of the Main Document is available at Town Hall.

Questions?

If you have a question about the Brooklin North Major Roads Environmental Assessment study, you can contact either:

Paul Bumstead, Senior Project Manager - Town of Whitby
Kenneth Chan, Deputy Project Manager - LEA Consulting Ltd.
Town of Whitby Public Works Department