The Ministry of Transportation has begun the process to study potential improvements to a number of Highway 26 intersections in The Blue Mountains.
The Town of The Blue Mountains put out a notice informing the public of the recently announced by the ministry that focuses on multiple locations on Highway 26 within the town's boundaries.
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation has retained Egis to undertake the Detail Design and Class Environmental Assessment Study for intersection improvements at Highway 26 and Grey Road 2 and at Highway 26 and Grey Road 21. The study also includes rehabilitation of Culvert 473 on Highway 26 between Hoover Lane and Camperdown Road, and illumination of the intersection at Highway 26 and Grey Road 113/10th Line.
The province has published a dedicated project website regarding the study. The website contains an overview of the project, an outline of the study process, relevant reports and more information about how the public can be involved. The website also includes a link to register for the ministry’s project email list.
If members of the public wish to obtain additional information, or have questions or comments regarding the study, they are asked to contact one of the following project team members by August 19, 2024.
Steven Pilgrim, P.Eng., Project Manager, Egis
1-1329 Gardiners Road, Kingston, ON, K7P 0L8
(343) 344-2629 or [email protected]
Ahmed Ouda, P.Eng.,Project Engineer
Ministry of Transportation – West Region
659 Exeter Road, London, ON, N6E 1L3
(226) 219-7013 or [email protected]
A general contact form is also available on the project website.
