The purpose of this page is to provide area residents information regarding the various construction activities happening in the Bronte Village area.
Oakville’s Bronte Village area has a number of projects underway, including both town and developer projects that providing more housing, commercial and retail attractions. The developments are third-party projects led by the developer who has the responsibility to ensure that residents and businesses are kept informed of key updates as the projects progress.
The town prioritizes public safety, and works with developers and contractors to ensure that they identify and mitigate construction impacts such as dust, noise, parking, road closures and more.
Key updates
Northbound Bronte Road is closed from Marine Drive to Lakeshore Road West until the end of 2025.
- Only southbound direction is available.
- Detour is Marine Drive, Jones Street and Lakeshore Road West.
For individual site impact to sidewalk, bike lane, please refer to individual site below.
Bronte area construction management plans
Recently, many independent projects are taking place in the Bronte Village area which are led by developers. These projects include:
- Bronte Village Streetscape Study: We’re working to make Bronte Village a more vibrant place for residents, visitors and businesses. Planning is well underway to enhance the streetscape in the main shopping area of Bronte Village. The consulting team has completed a public realm study and are developing a streetscape plan which will include recommendations for improvements and their implementation.
Public engagement opportunities are built into every step of the process. Two sets of open houses were completed in 2024 and the final public meeting was held on June 25, 2025.
- Bronte Commercial Paid Parking Expansion: This initiative aims to provide additional on-street parking in Bronte’s commercial parking area. On June 25, 2025, residents were invited to an open house at Walton Memorial Church in Bronte Hall to learn more about proposed changes to the Bronte Commercial parking program. A report to Council providing recommendations will be provided in the fall.
- Bronte Waterfront Strategy: A scoped study of the Bronte waterfront within a defined geographic area. Connectivity, four season animation of Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park, future use of Metro Marine Building and area outside the facility, wayfinding and connection to Bronte Village streetscape project are the key deliverables.
- Berta Point Seawall: Completion of seawall on west side of Bronte harbour across from Bronte Harbour Yacht Club
- Bronte Beach Landscape: Phase 2 – Completion of improvements to Bronte Beach Park. Highlights include new children’s play apparatus, walkways, lighting, and accessible beach access
- South Shell Parking Lot: Rehabilitation of parking lot surface using permeable pavers
- Bronte Inner Harbour north wall: Design for the new north seawall at 2508 Lakeshore Road West will be initiated in 2025. Construction is planned (subject to budget approval) during the winter of 2026, 2027.
Businesses and residents are encouraged to reach out to the developer with any questions and concerns. Please view the appropriate project page for their contact information. If the developer is unable to help you, please contact ServiceOakville at service@oakville.ca who will ensure your request is forwarded to the appropriate department.
For concerns relating to parking, excessive noise, or construction dust, please submit a request through our Online Services 24 hours a day, days a week.
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