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Mount Joy Creek Flood Mitigation Environmental Assessment Study
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The City of Markham is conducting a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) study for Mount Joy Creek Flood Mitigation to establish and evaluate options for improving the conveyance system for the section of Mount Joy Creek located within the Northern and Southern boundaries between Major Mackenzie Drive and Bur Oak Avenue respectively as well as the respective Western and Eastern boundaries of Kentland Street and Metrolinx Railway Corridor.
The City of Markham is conducting a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) study for Mount Joy Creek Flood Mitigation to establish and evaluate options for improving the conveyance system for the section of Mount Joy Creek located within the Northern and Southern boundaries between Major Mackenzie Drive and Bur Oak Avenue respectively as well as the respective Western and Eastern boundaries of Kentland Street and Metrolinx Railway Corridor.
The City of Markham, along with consultants Aquafor Beech Limited, is undertaking the Mount Joy Creek Flood Mitigation Class EA Study to establish the preferred approach for improving regulatory flood hazards of Mount Joy Creek between Major Mackenzie Drive and Bur Oak Avenue. The first Public Information Centre (PIC) has been completed, identifying the existing conditions of the study area, as well as options being considered for flood hazard improvement. For those who were unable to attend the in-person PIC, the presentation slides are attached for your review. Feedback received will help support the evaluation and selection of a preferred alternative, which will be presented at the next PIC. Comment forms are available on the City’s project website and can be submitted to the project contacts as noted.