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DID YOU KNOW?
 

We cover a lot of territory!

Vaughan has over   2,204 lane km of roadway
  730 km of residential streets
  82.3 km of industrial streets
  2.4 km of rear lanes
  46 industrial cul-de-sacs
  546 residential cul-de-sacs
  70,000 residential driveway windrows
  825 km of sidewalks


The cost of winter snow maintenance.
(Based on a average snow fall and one round of salting/ploughing)
  Average time for salting all City streets   6.5 hours
  Average time for ploughing and salting   11.8 hours
  Average amount of salt used   258.87 tonnes
  Average cost of salt per tonne   $64.72
  Average cost of salting per round   $28,400.00
  Average cost of ploughing per round   $45,337.72
  Average cost of windrow clearing per round   $26,564.83
  Average cost of salting, ploughing and windrow clearing per one round   $100,388.73

 

Road Class Criteria:

A Primary road, for winter maintenance activities, is a road that:

  • is a Regional road maintained by the City of Vaughan at the Region's request; or
  • is an arterial or collector road; or
  • is a connecting link (provides access to the majority of secondary roads throughout a subdivision); or
  • carries high traffic volumes (in excess of 1000 vehicles per day); or
  • has steep hills; or
  • has sharp curves.

A Secondary road is a local residential road that carries lower traffic volumes; is not a public laneway; or does not meet the above criteria.

It is our goal to plough all roads and windrows in less than 16 hours from the end of a snowfall.

 

 

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