Munn's Creek Rehabilitation – Phase 2
Restoration and creek stabilization works on a section of Munn’s Creek located south of Upper Middle Road.
The Town of Oakville is initiating design works along Munn’s Creek as identified in the Munn’s Creek Erosion Mitigation Environmental Assessment (EA) Study to address long-standing erosion issues along an approximately 150-metre stretch of creek bank between 1528 and 1498 Elm Road.
Location
Project scope
The Munn’s Creek Encroachment Restoration Project is part of a broader initiative identified through the Munn’s Creek Erosion Mitigation Environmental Assessment (EA), which highlighted eight priority erosion sites.
The detailed design will address long-standing erosion and floodplain restoration with native vegetation. The goal is to create a stable, low-maintenance creek corridor that protects nearby infrastructure, and supports ecological health.
Public engagement opportunities
Stay tuned for details on public engagement opportunities as the project progresses
Expected project timeline
- Design start – Fall 2025
- Tender works – Summer 2026
- Construction – Fall 2026
Contact
For more information about the project, please contact Diana Michalakos by email at diana.michalakos@oakville.ca
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