Roads & Public Works

Microsurfacing

• From County Rd 29 to Church St
• From Church St to Edwards Rd

Timelines will be posted when they become available. 

Microsurfacing

• From County Rd 27 to County Rd 46

Timelines will be posted when they become available. 

Microsurfacing

• From Brockville City Limits to Kelly Side Rd

Timelines will be posted when they become available. 

Culvert replacement and base work

• From Chant Rd to Kitley Line 8

This is a shared road with Rideau Lakes Township, the total cost will be shared by both municipalities.

Timelines will be posted when they become available. 

Bridge replacement

• The Townline Rd Bridge is a shared structure with Rideau Lakes Township
• The bridge is located 2.0 km east of County Rd 29

Timelines will be posted when they become available. 

Structure replacement

• Between County Rd 29 and Mulvaugh Rd

Timelines will be posted when they become available. 

Structure replacement

• Load restriction in effect: 7 tonne per axle due to observed conditions

Timelines will be posted when they become available. 

By-law 11-35 of the Corporation of the Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley states that the term “entranceway”:

… Shall mean any driveway, lane, private road, entrance or other structure or facility constructed or used as a means of access to a township road, and includes the tiling and covering or filling in of a roadside ditch for the purpose of improving a lawn or other frontage.

Section 2.04 of By-law 11-35, the Entranceways By-law, states that permits are required in order that:

…The location of the entranceway must be approved by the Road Superintendent to ensure maximum safety, free flow of traffic and compliance with municipal by-laws and to minimize the possibility of interference with the road or the creation of a maintenance problem.

Applications for an entranceway onto a Township road must be made to the Public Works Department of the Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley.

The permit fee of one hundred dollars ($100.00) must be received by the Township before the permit can be issued.

To obtain an entranceway permit onto a road maintained by the United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, please contact the Counties at 613-342-3840 or write to:

United Counties of Leeds & Grenville
25 Central Ave. W., Suite 100
Brockville, ON K6V 4N6

Line painting may be completed during midday, evening, or nighttime hours.

Line painting at night isn’t ideal as road surface and atmospheric temperatures are changing at different rates, often resulting in condensation on the roadway. This creates poor conditions for paint to adhere to the roadway.

Normal latex (water-based paint) used for roadway application typically dries within two (2) minutes of application (weather depending).

The intent of the warning trucks behind the line painter is to provide sufficient space and time to allow for the paint to dry. If you drive over the yellow centerline to pass line painting operations, you risk paint ending up on your vehicle. Please be patient and follow the direction of the warning trucks.

If paint gets on your vehicle, go through a car wash or power spray your vehicle as soon as possible. If that doesn’t remove the road paint, you can try spraying WD-40 on the affected area, letting it dry for two hours, and then rewashing it with soap, water, and a sponge. Alternative methods to remove road paint include applying Vaseline to the affected area, letting it sit overnight, and rewashing it. It is not recommended to scrub the affected area with any type of abrasive pad or cloth. All attempts to remove road paint are done at your own risk.

The Township of Elizabethtown-Kitley assumes no liability for paint damages to any vehicles that have crossed wet paint lines or disobeyed the warning signs and guide vehicles.