Beach Drive Construction Update — February 13, 2026

These updates will continue on a bi-weekly basis over the winter months.

Vehicle Traffic

During this phase of construction, motorists are encouraged to slow down and familiarize themselves with the new road closures and traffic control measures that are in place. A little extra care will go a long way to ensure safety for everyone. 🖤

Pedestrian Traffic

Pedestrians are advised to take extra caution and stay out of fenced-off work areas. “Sidewalk Closed” signage will be installed in areas that are not accessible to the public. Pedestrians must observe and obey any restrictions that are in place for their own safety. The Town and Contractor have made every effort to make as much sidewalk accessible to the public as possible. 

How will Access to my Property be Affected?

Where work is located within driveways or entrances to dwellings and/or businesses, temporary access modifications may be required. Full access will be restored as quickly as possible after the work is completed. Advanced notice of any scheduled access restrictions will be provided to the residents and businesses.  We ask for your patience in such instances. Access for emergency vehicles will be maintained at all times.

Accessibility

We encourage residents with mobility limitations or other special requirements to contact the project team so their specific needs can be addressed. Due to the required work zone in the Municipal Parking Lot off Spruce Street, some accessible parking spaces will be unavailable during this phase of construction. There are several accessible parking spaces available in other municipal lots, including at 3rd Street. 

How Will My Services Be Affected?

Telephone, hydro, cable TV, sewer and gas services should not be affected by construction, barring any unforeseen circumstances. You will be notified in advance if we expect any planned interruptions to your water supply. While we will do our absolute best, unplanned interruptions to services may occur. Your patience during these transformational times is appreciated – should something unplanned or unexpected occur, the Contractor is committed to restoring services as quickly as possible. 

In the event of an unplanned disruption to services, residents are asked to contact one of the representatives from the Town, Arnott Construction or Tatham that you will find listed at the end of this newsletter.

Waste Collection

If construction operations interfere with regular garbage or recycling pickup, the Contractor will collect garbage and recycling containers from the end of each driveway on collection day and transport the containers to either end of the work site where they can be picked up by the Town’s collection contractor. Please be sure to clearly label your bins with your address so that they can be returned. Bins must be left out at the end of your driveway by no later than 7:00 a.m. on collection days.

Safety

Arnott Construction Ltd. is dedicated to working safely – that’s why we create clear walking paths for pedestrians, mark hazards with traffic cones and carefully control the flow of traffic. It’s also why we’re asking residents and visitors who may be travelling near the construction zone to take extra care and caution – and keep out of the fenced-off work areas. Safety first 🖤 

Newsletters & Notices

Construction Newsletters and Notices will be available on the Current Projects and Construction section of the Town of Wasaga Beach website, and available by email request to beachone@arnottgroup.com. 

Who Do I Call If I Have a Problem?

Arnott Construction Ltd., Tatham and the Town of Wasaga Beach have designated site representatives to respond to public enquiries related to this project:

• The Contractors Public Relations Officer (Sara Shaw) should be your first point of contact regarding any construction-related concerns.
• Please keep in mind that the Contractor should only be contacted outside of the normal working hours of 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for emergencies or critical situations only.