Environmental Assessments

Components of the Fennell Crescent Pumping Station are physically reaching the end of their useful service life, its control and communication system do not comply with the City of Cornwall’s Sewage Pumping Station Design Standards, and steps to rehabilitate the facility are required to prevent further basement flooding in residential homes within the catchment area.

• Fennell Crescent Sewage Pumping Station Environmental Assessment
• Notice of Completion for the Fennell Crescent Sewage Pumping Station Class Environmental Assessment

The City of Cornwall provides wastewater collection and treatment services to properties within its municipal boundaries. It has been identified that the Brookdale Avenue North Area, between Tollgate Road and Cornwall Centre Road, would benefit from sanitary services. The City has determined that a single sewage pumping station solution is the preferred solution to provide servicing to this area.

• Brookdale Avenue North Sanitary Servicing Environmental Assessment
• Notice of Completion for the Brookdale Avenue North Sanitary Servicing Class Environmental Assessment

Lemay Street

The existing corridor of Lemay Street from Sydney Street to Ontario Street is poor and lacks accommodation for pedestrians or other forms of active transportation.  As well, extension of Lemay Street towards McConnell Avenue is identified in the City's official plan, and a recent critical infrastructure study recommended implementing this extension as a means to provide better access for municipal works equipment and materials, particularly under emergency conditions. 

Undertaken as a schedule B municipal class environmental assessment planning process, the project will review technical requirements, environmental impacts, community and other stakeholder input, and ultimately provide a recommended design for this corridor.

Some of the municipal works yard buildings are deficient in terms of structure, function and/or efficiency.  In addition, there is inadequate storage for road salt and some equipment.  Before new buildings can be constructed, a master plan is required to identify an orderly site layout that can enable redevelopment to occur over a period of years or possibly decades.  This planning process will conform to Schedule A+ Municipal Class Environmental Assessment.

Project Public Consultation

• Notice of commencement, Lemay Street and Municipal Works Yard Environmental Assessment
• Public Information Centre No. 1
• ESA Final Report for the Improvement and Extension of Lemay Street (core report)
• ESA Final Report for the Improvement and Extension of Lemay Street (appendices)
• Final Report for the Redevelopment and Design of the Municipal Works Yard

• Notice of Study Completion, Marleau Avenue ESR
• Marleau Avenue ESR Final Report
• Marleau Avenue Environmental Assessment Presentation to City Council

• Notice of Study Completion, Business Park Roadway Extension (unavailable)
• Business Park Roadway Extension to Tollgate Road ESA Final Report

• Notice of Study Completion, Nick Kaneb Drive Extension
• Nick Kaneb Drive Extension ESA Final Report