About Kleinburg Village Improvements
Kleinburg Village is a picturesque and historic area located within Ward 1. Supported by the Kleinburg Business Improvement Association, it is home to more than 60 retail and service businesses, as well as schools, libraries, parks, art galleries and residences.
Starting in spring 2024, the City will be making improvements to this area, including:
- adding new parking spaces.
- adding cycling facilities.
- new streetscaping and landscape features.
- new watermains.
- road rehabilitation.
- and more!
All of this work is part of the Kleinburg Village Improvements Project, which the City is undertaking to address the significant growth this corridor has seen over the last decade, ensuring municipal infrastructure continues to support the community for years to come. The project area extends along Islington Avenue, from Major Mackenzie Drive to Highway 27, along Nashville Road, from Highway 27 to Islington Avenue, and along Stegman’s Mill Road, from Islington Avenue to Teston Road.
In 1999, the City of Vaughan issued a Request for Proposal for consultants to conduct a Streetscape Plan Study for the Kleinburg Village. The Islington Streetscape Master Plan Study (PDF) adopts a comprehensive and integrated approach toward the design of public space and combines recommendations from the public with existing and potential site conditions. It is based on the principle that urban spaces play an important role in strengthening the community’s social and economic life.
Once complete, improvements made will support existing and future residents and businesses in Kleinburg Village for years to come.
Questions? Contact the project team directly via email infrastructure.delivery@vaughan.ca.