Rainbow Creek Park
Stormwater management facility improvements coming
Five stormwater management facilities within Rainbow Creek Park (5450 Highway 7) are being improved later this year – do you know why this infrastructure is so important? Want to learn more about the planned work?
Get involved!
Join the upcoming virtual Public Information Session to learn more about these stormwater management facility improvements, including the scope of work, construction impacts, timelines and more. You can also ask questions directly to the project team. Here are the details:
- Date: Thursday, July 27, 2023
- Time: 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
- Location: Hosted online via WebEx.
- Registration: Register here to attend. An access link will be emailed in advance of the meeting.
What is a stormwater management facility?
Stormwater management facilities include wet ponds, dry ponds, wetlands, underground storage chambers and other stormwater infrastructure implemented to drain stormwater runoff.
Why are they needed?
A stormwater management facility reduces volume, flow rates and pollutants from stormwater runoff.
Which facilities are being improved?
As part of the City of Vaughan’s Stormwater Management Facility Improvements Program, infrastructure enhancements are underway at various locations across the City – including the following five sites within Rainbow Creek Park:
- Site 13 (located at Northlane Road, Roxanne Avenue, Woodbridge Avenue and Martin Grove Road)
- Site 18 and Site 22 (both located at Houston Road and Moonstone Place)
- Site 20 (located at Highway 7 and Rainbow Drive)
- Site 25 (located at Mapes Park, Brasswinds Court and Arran Crescent)
To learn more, visit vaughan.ca/SWMF.
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