Bala Falls Bridge Rehabilitation

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The Bala Falls Road Bridge crosses the south channel of the outlet from Lake Muskoka into the Moon River in Bala. The bridge is in fair to poor condition with inadequate roadside safety measures, a posted load capacity restriction, concrete deterioration and erosion at the base of the piers.

As a result, commencing July 4, 2022, the Township will be undertaking a rehabilitation of the bridge to ensure safe and reliable service of the transportation network and extend the service life of the structure.

The project will include repairs to the existing foundations, replacement of the superstructure and railings, and reconstruction of the approaches to the bridge. The work is expected to be completed by December, 2022.

The Bala Falls Road Bridge crosses the south channel of the outlet from Lake Muskoka into the Moon River in Bala. The bridge is in fair to poor condition with inadequate roadside safety measures, a posted load capacity restriction, concrete deterioration and erosion at the base of the piers.

As a result, commencing July 4, 2022, the Township will be undertaking a rehabilitation of the bridge to ensure safe and reliable service of the transportation network and extend the service life of the structure.

The project will include repairs to the existing foundations, replacement of the superstructure and railings, and reconstruction of the approaches to the bridge. The work is expected to be completed by December, 2022.

  • June 22, 2022 - Media Release - Bala Falls Bridge Rehabilitation Project

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    MUSKOKA LAKES, ON – Residents and visitors are advised that the Township will begin the rehabilitation of the Bala Falls Bridge commencing July 4, 2022. The rehabilitation project will ensure safe and reliable service of the transportation network and extend the service life of the structure.

    The project will include repairs to the existing foundations, replacement of the superstructure and railings, and reconstruction of the approaches to the bridge. The work is expected to be completed by December, 2022. During the construction, Bala Falls Road will be closed from Walker Street to the north side of the CP Rail Bridge.

    The Township is committed to maintaining a safe and orderly work site. The public should expect construction noise, dust, heavy equipment and traffic delays, during the construction. The Township will attempt to minimize inconvenience and appreciates the public’s patience while it continues to upgrade the Township’s infrastructure.

    If you have any questions about this project, please call Tim Sopkowe, C.E.T, Public Works Technician at 705-765-3156 x 251.

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    For more information, please contact:

    Kalleen Turchet
    Communications Advisor
    kturchet@muskokalakes.ca
    (705) 765-3156 Ext. 360
    www.muskokalakes.ca

    MUSKOKA LAKES, ON – Residents and visitors are advised that the Township will begin the rehabilitation of the Bala Falls Bridge commencing July 4, 2022. The rehabilitation project will ensure safe and reliable service of the transportation network and extend the service life of the structure.

    The project will include repairs to the existing foundations, replacement of the superstructure and railings, and reconstruction of the approaches to the bridge. The work is expected to be completed by December, 2022. During the construction, Bala Falls Road will be closed from Walker Street to the north side of the CP Rail Bridge.

    The Township is committed to maintaining a safe and orderly work site. The public should expect construction noise, dust, heavy equipment and traffic delays, during the construction. The Township will attempt to minimize inconvenience and appreciates the public’s patience while it continues to upgrade the Township’s infrastructure.

    If you have any questions about this project, please call Tim Sopkowe, C.E.T, Public Works Technician at 705-765-3156 x 251.

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    For more information, please contact:

    Kalleen Turchet
    Communications Advisor
    kturchet@muskokalakes.ca
    (705) 765-3156 Ext. 360
    www.muskokalakes.ca