The Municipality of Greenstone continues to advance its Waste Management Environmental Assessment (EA) to identify a long-term waste management solution for the region. This provincially regulated process evaluates potential environmental impacts and includes engineering studies, public consultation, and Indigenous consultation.
Residents are advised that blasting operations will begin today and are expected to continue for approximately one week. Up to three blasts per day are anticipated. Motorists should expect additional traffic delays and temporary two-way lane closures during blast operations.
Residents are advised that the work zone is being extended further north to accommodate blasting operations and asphalt removal. As a result, Queen Ave in the Geraldton Ward will be closed at Main St. Local traffic may access Queen Ave via East St.
Residents are advised that blasting activities may begin as early as today and will continue periodically over the next few weeks as part of the ongoing Main Street construction project.
Construction crews are removing asphalt within the fenced work area on Main Street.
During this work, traffic will be temporarily shifted onto the boulevard for a short section of the roadway. Please follow all posted signs, traffic signals, and directions from traffic control personnel.
Did you know rainwater costs money to treat? When eavestroughs or sump pumps drain into the sewage system, it overloads infrastructure and can increases water and sewer costs. These connections are not permitted under municipal by-laws.
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The Municipality of Greenstone has a male dog in care that was found east of Beardmore. Please call 807-854-1100 to claim. The dog will be kept in care with the Municipality for up to 72 hours.
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