Development, Construction, Secondary Plans and Studies
The Municipality is always working on various construction projects on our roads and in our parks so that residents can enjoy a high quality of life. What is not as noticeable are the studies undertaken behind the scenes, which guide the Municipality in its decision-making. Throughout the year, we host Public Information Centres to present community design plans, concepts, and other drawings to Clarington residents outlining proposed improvements to areas around Clarington.
As our community grows, municipal staff work hard to assist and facilitate sustainable development and construction, including applications for land use development and change. Learn more about the current development proposals in your neighbourhood.
Clarington Connected
Public engagement plays a crucial role in ensuring the decisions made by Council reflect the vision of the community.
Visit our Clarington Connected website to learn more and provide feedback on development proposals, construction projects, secondary plans and more!
Roads, parks, trails, and community projects
South Bowmanville Recreation Centre
Learn more about the future South Bowmanville Recreation Centre.
Clarington Operations Depot, Emergency and Fire Services Training Facility
Learn more about our state-of-the-art training facility and operations depot.
Eiram Stormwater Management Pond Retrofit
Cleaning out and retrofitting Eiram Stormwater Management Pond at Longworth Avenue and Mearns Avenue in Bowmanville.
Clarington Sports and Event Grounds
Learn more about the future of Clarington's new Sports and Event Grounds.
Growing Clarington
Follow along in Clarington's growth journey! View current development proposals, secondary plans and more.
- Albert Street and Durham Street Reconstruction and Watermain Replacement
- Clarington Waterfront Strategy
- Darlington Boulevard Improvements
- Future Vision of the Jury Lands
- George Reynolds Drive Extension
- Grady Drive Extension
- Hetherington Drive Stormwater Outlet Improvement Project
- Longworth Avenue Extension
- Meadowglade Road and Farmington Drive Extensions
- Port Granby Facility Road Network
- Baseline Road Reconstruction (Mearns Avenue to Lambs Road)
Subwatershed studies
Economic development projects
The following projects will help facilitate more opportunities for economic growth in Clarington.
Port Granby Project
The Port Granby Project is part of the Government of Canada's Port Hope Area Initiative (PHAI). The goal is to clean up historic low-level radioactive waste found in the Municipalities of Clarington and Port Hope.
Darlington refurbishment
The Darlington nuclear station produces about 20 per cent of Ontario's electricity. Ontario Power Generation is working on the mid-life refurbishment of the station, which will extend the life of the station by 30 years.
The first of four units to be refurbished was returned to service in June 2020. Work on refurbishing the second unit (Unit 3) is underway and targeted for completion in early 2024. Ontario Power Generation hopes to complete the refurbishment project by 2025.
