Consists of two direct on-ramps, two loop ramps and two direct off-ramps.
Traffic signals at the end of two off-ramps.
County Road 4 bridge over the Bradford Bypass.
The interchange requires a large property footprint; however, it is contained within the 2002 Approved EA Right-of-Way.
Design Considerations for the County Road 4 Widening Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) currently being undertaken by Simcoe County. County Road 4 to be widened to 4 lanes, with additional ramp lanes on the bridge.
No alternatives are proposed at this location.
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Key Considerations
Environmental
Archaeological Resources.
Built Heritage (two potential Built Heritage Resources).
Groundwater (Highly Vulnerable Aquifers).
Land Use (Greenlands, Holland Marsh Specialty Area, Settlement Area, Special Policy Area).
Terrestrial Ecosystems (Species at Risk, woodlots).
Transportation & Engineering
Engineering
Traffic operations based on demand and level of service.
Complexities in traffic staging, constructability and utility relocation.
Property Impacts
Interchange is within footprint of the 2002 Approved EA.
Adjacent Projects
County Road 4 Widening Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (MCEA) currently being undertaken by Simcoe County.