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Queen Street Reconstruction

We are reconstructing Queen Street from 55 Queen Street at the Palmer Street Intersection to 75 Queen Street. The work will include installing new watermain, sanitary sewer, and a small amount of storm sewer.
1 participant
Finished
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Outside Water Use Bylaw Update

We're updating our Outside Water Use Bylaw. We're analyzing the feedback on proposed bylaw changes and finalizing a bylaw to bring in front of Council in June 2026.
127 participants
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4 projects
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Traffic Calming Projects

We want resident input on our ongoing traffic calming projects to make sure the measures being implemented, are effective and work for your neighbourhood. See what streets are currently scheduled for traffic calming updates as part of our Vision Zero road safety strategy.
12 participants
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Guelph Transit: Future Ready Action Plan Update

We’re updating Guelph Transit’s Future ready Action plan as we continue to improve transit services across Guelph and prepare for future growth. Share your experience with us and let us know what improvements would make Transit an even better option for you.
310 participants
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Naming Places

We’re reimagining how we name parks, buildings and other places in Guelph.
65 participants
Finished
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Sloan Hill Park Design

We will be building the new neighborhood park, Sloan Hill Park, at 106 Beaumont Crescent.
68 participants