Our community depends on safe and reliable infrastructure administered by the Public Works Administration Department. We manage design, approvals, and the execution of capital projects related to municipal transportation and environmental infrastructure. The department reviews and issues permit applications, completes utility locate requests and is responsible for the procurement and management of Town's service contracts.
Construction and Maintenance Projects
The Town manages a variety of construction and maintenance projects each year. To stay up to date on the current project status it is encouraged to visit our “Interactive Map.”
Road Rehabilitation of 5 Sideroad – Hurontario Street to 1st Line EHS
Tree Harvesting – Tract 1926, Relessey Tract, and Anderson Tract
Project locations and road closures can be found using Municipal 511.
Road Management Plan
The 2025 to 2034 Road Management Plan outlines how we maintain, rehabilitate, and invest in our road network. It identifies current road conditions, expected life cycle needs, and an improvement schedules to ensure our road system remains safe and reliable for all users.
Please remember no one is allowed to perform work on a road allowance without proper permits. Please contact the Public Works department if you need to perform work: PublicWorks@townofmono.com | 519.941.3599, ext. 225
All permit applications must accompany the following documents to be reviewed and processed:
A detailed drawing / sketch with dimensions for all proposed works taking place within the Town’s right-of-way;
A Certificate of Insurance from the contractor completing the work, in the amount of five (5) million dollars, naming The Corporation of the Town of Mono as additionally insured;
Pre-construction photos of the Town’s right-of-way / property and private lands from the Contractor completing the work as an effort to avoid being held responsible for any damages they did not make.
Traffic Control / Signage Plan, as per Ontario Traffic Manual, Book 7 – Temporary Conditions; and
Permit fee ($400) and deposit ($2,500 – $5,000);
The deposit will only be refunded once all permit conditions have been met and the work has been inspected and accepted by the Town.
Further information can be found on the permit application.
Completed applications and payment can by sent to:
The Town is committed to protecting and enhancing the natural environment for current and future generations. Through initiatives such as renewable energy projects, stormwater management, and responsible land use, we continue to invest in sustainable practices