Mitton Village gets rebuilt in 2027. So does this site.

Sarnia’s oldest main street is due for new sewers, new watermains and a new streetscape. Around seventy shops, the farmers’ market and a good many murals sit along it. This site is being rebuilt alongside the road.

What happens to the street

Late 2026: Hydro poles are replaced, and new traffic signals go in at Davis, at Wellington, and at the five corners. Disruptive enough to notice, not enough to close the street.
2027: The hard year. Combined sewers are separated, watermains replaced and the new streetscape built, with full closures while the work is in front of you.

$3.9 million, over the 220 metres of Mitton between Wellington and Davis. The city says most parking stays, crossings get shorter, and there will be lighting, planting, wayfinding and room to hold things. Details from the City of Sarnia

An independent project, not associated with the City of Sarnia.

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