- Bridge Street: Canal Road to Dissette Street
- John Street East: Nelson Street to Dissette Street
- Colborne Street: Scanlon Avenue to Holland Street East
- Scanlon Avenue: east of Colborne Street
Inflow and Infiltration Study Fog Testing Sanitary Sewer Works Notice
The Town of Bradford has retained GM BluePlan Engineering and AMG Environmental to complete fog testing on the sanitary sewers servicing your area. The fog testing works began on May 13 and is scheduled for completion by end of June 2024 (weather dependent).
Schedule
This schedule is tentative and can change based on weather and other external factors. The project team will update the schedule as required.
Monday, May 13- Friday, May 17
Monday, May 13 - Friday, May 17
- Simcoe Road: Holland Street to Edward Street
- Drury Street: Holland Street to Thomas Street
- Centre Street: Simcoe Road to Anne Street
- Thomas Street
- Elizabeth Street
- Edward Street
- William Street
- Back Street
- Bingham Street
Monday, May 20 - Friday, May 24
- Drury Street: Thomas Street to Elizabeth Street
- Simcoe Road: Edward Street to Zima Crescent
- Luxury Avenue: Maplegrove Avenue to Simcoe Road
- Walker Avenue: Simcoe Road to Rak Court
Monday, May 20 - Friday, May 24
- Maplegrove Avenue: Collings Avenue to Luxury Avenue
- Collings Avenue: Kulpin Avenue to Maplegrove Avenue
- Kulpin Avenue: Collins Avenue to Maplegrove Avenue
- Luxury Avenue: Kulpin Avenue to Maplegrove Avenue
- Maple Court
- Fred Cook Drive
Monday, May 27 - Friday, May 31
- Maplegrove Avenue: Collings Avenue to Luxury Avenue
- Luxury Avenue: Kulpin Avenue to Maplegrove Avenue
- Maurino Court
- Valleyview Crescent
Monday, May 27 - Friday, May 31
- Magani Avenue: Miller Park Avenue to Collings Avenue
- Collings Avenue: Kulpin Avenue to Maplegrove Avenue
- Maplegrove Avenue: Collings Avenue to Luxury Avenue
- Gres Court
- Hulst Drive
Fog testing consists of blowing fog into the sewers and canvassing the area above ground to document locations where fog is observed (e.g., from catch basins). The fog used in the test has no odour, is not harmful to your health, and will disappear within a few minutes. The area to be tested is shown on the map outlined in blue.
What Do I Need To Do:
- Check to see that all plumbing traps under sinks, washing facilities and floor drains have water in them. Pour a few cups of water into your basement floor drains, and any sinks, showers, or other plumbing fixtures before fog testing begins.
- If fog enters your home and you experience fog irritation, please leave the affected area and the irritation will quickly subside. Staff members from the Town, GM BluePlan, and AMG will be onsite to assist.
- If you, or any member of your family have a health condition that you feel we need to be aware of please contact the Town representative listed below.
The fire department has been notified of the streets being tested. If you have any doubts about the origin of fog and/or suspect a fire, contact the fire department at 911. Otherwise, please call the non-emergency communications line at 905-775-7311, and they can determine if the fog is related to the testing or if the fire department needs to be dispatched.
For more information on the project, including an FAQ please visit our project webpage.
Contact Information:
Marcio Marques, P.Eng,
Project Manager, Capital Projects
Town of Bradford West Gwillimbury
305 Barrie Street - Unit 2, Bradford, ON
Office: 905 775 5366 ext. 2114
Mobile: 289 383 6232
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