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The City of London has initiated a Class Environmental Assessment Study for a new municipal pumping station and servicing study to address servicing future developments within the Meadowlily Road area. This study will identify and evaluate alternative solutions, and select the preferred servicing strategy for the study area.
In addition, consistent with the Cycling Master Plan Environmental Assessment, there is a need to address the gap in the recreational pathway system between the Meadowlily Bridge and the Citywide Sports Park on Commissioners Road East within the Right of Ways that meets all City design standards for the Thames Valley Parkway, multi-use pathway.
MTE Consultants Inc. (MTE) has been retained by the City of London to complete a Schedule ‘B’ Environmental Assessment and Servicing Study for the Meadowlily Road Area. The main objectives of the project are:
A Project File Report (PFR) documenting the planning process, study recommendations, potential impacts and mitigation measures has been completed. It is be available for review for 30 days starting April 9, 2026 and ending May 9, 2026:
If there are any outstanding concerns or issues with this project during the 30-day review period, please address them to the City staff listed below and we will attempt to seek a mutually acceptable resolution:
Josh Self, P.Eng. at jself@london.ca or (519) 859-5425
Moe Salama, M.Eng, P.Eng at msalama@london.ca or (519) 661-2489 X 5399
The City sent out a notice of commencement to residents, business owners and interested stakeholders to notify them of the Environmental Assessment's start
A Public Information Centre has yet to be scheduled. Members of the public, review agencies, Aboriginal Communities and interested parties will be encouraged to attend once dates and locations are determined
The Environmental Assessment is expected to be complete at this time, and Council will approve the plan