Sixteen Mile Creek Bank Repairs – Hogs Back Park
Emergency bank repairs to mitigate streambank erosion on Sixteen Mile Creek near intersection on Speers Road and Cross Avenue.
The Town of Oakville is undertaking temporary repairs to stabilize sections of the streambank along Sixteen Mile Creek in Hogs Back Park, near the Speers Road/Cross Avenue intersection.
The work aims to address erosion and the failure of aging gabion baskets that currently protect the creek banks.
The Town of Oakville has completed temporary repairs to stabilize sections of the streambank along Sixteen Mile Creek in Hogs Back Park, near the Speers Road and Cross Avenue intersection. Remaining restoration of the affected area is scheduled to be completed by June 2026.
Location
Project scope
The temporary works included removal of failed gabion sections and placement of armourstone designed to withstand creek flows. Restoration activities will include seeding of grasses to re establish vegetation in disturbed areas.
The project is being carried out with environmental sensitivity and in coordination with regulatory agencies to protect local wildlife and habitats.
Expected project timeline
- Design and permitting – Summer/Fall 2025
- Construction – Winter 2026
- Restoration completion – June 2026
Contact
For more information about the project, please contact Diana Michalakos by email at diana.michalakos@oakville.ca
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