Dingman Drive Environmental Assessment

Background

Dingman Drive is a street in the southwest corner of London. This street is expected to serve more people in the near future due to new development in the area.

To better serve the new development, this Environmental Assessment was initiated to consider improvements to Dingman Drive from Wellington Road to Highway 401 and improvements to the intersection of Dingman Drive and White Oak Road.

The study determined that Dingman Drive should be widened from two to four lanes to accommodate all road users, including vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists. The study also determined that the Dingman Drive and White Oak Road intersection should be realigned with a single lane roundabout.

The improvements to Dingman Drive will also include new active transportation elements such as sidewalks and bike paths.

Current status

The project team has prepared an Environmental Study Report that presents the Environmental Assessment results, including details on the road widening recommendation. This report is now available for public review. Detailed design and construction will follow completion of the Environmental Study Report.
 

Study area 

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This map shows the section of Dingman Drive covered by the Environmental Assessment, from Wellington Road South to White Oak Road. The intersection of White Oak Road and Dingman Drive is also being considered for improvement and is highlighted. For more information, please contact Michelle Morris by emailing mmorris@london.ca or calling 519-661-2489 extension 5806.

 

Project Timeline

2019: Start of the Environmental Assessment

The City sent out a notice of commencement to residents, business owners and interested stakeholders to notify them of the Environmental Assessment's start.

June 2019: First Public Information Centre 

A Public Information Centre was scheduled virtually for June 17, 2019 - interested parties were encouraged to attend. The public provided comments specific to the Dingman Drive road improvements to the project team, which were critical to the development of this environmental assessment.

November 2019: Second Public Information Centre

A Public Information Centre was scheduled for November 2019 at Regina Mundi Secondary School. The team provided all interested parties with an update on the project and listened to feedback that will be critical to shaping the recommendations provided by the Environmental Study Report.

Environmental Study Report

The project team has prepared an Environmental Study Report that presents the Environmental Assessment results, including details on the road widening recommendation. This report is now available for public review.

Last modified:Tuesday, April 09, 2024