Back to SearchThe City of Burlington will share updates about Millcroft Golf Course construction on site as they are received from the developer, Millcroft Greens to help keep the community informed.
While the City will continue to share updates when information is provided to us, Millcroft Greens, as the lead on this private development, will also provide advance notice of future site activities, including timing and potential impacts such as noise.
Questions about this work should be directed to Millcroft Greens via Millcroft Greens website or by phone: 289-208-7543
Project Updates
Released March 24, 2026:
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The City has issued clearance for the developer to remove the remaining marked trees as part of the approved development work. Required tree removal approvals, and the Municipal Consent permit has been issued. The City has been informed that as early as March 26, 2026, the developer will begin removing the remaining approved trees within select areas of the development site, specifically areas A and B (the area north of Upper Middle Drive, east of Country Club Drive and south of Millcroft Park Drive). Trees approved for removal have been re-marked prior to the work. Tree removal activities are expected to take one day to complete. These works depend on the weather, and our approvals allow flexibility. Work will occur outside of the active bird nesting season and in accordance with City requirements. The developer may choose to start on the 27th or later. It is anticipated that tree removal equipment, including chainsaws and an excavator with grapple is required on site to complete the remaining removals. Residents may notice temporary noise and activity in the area during this time. Any impacts will be limited to the duration of the work. A City inspector will be present on site during this period to oversee the tree removal process and ensure compliance with Municipal Consent permit requirements, including any access over the City’s boulevard. |
Released March 18, 2026:
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Crews completed work in the right-of-way adjacent to the site to establish servicing depths. |
Released Oct. 30, 2025:
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Work is expected to take less than a day to complete. During this time, residents may notice drilling, vibration, and noise in the area. These disturbances are temporary and will only occur for the duration of the work. This is not development-specific work and therefore it does not require City approvals or development agreements. Site investigations can be carried out by any property owner on their private land. They are used to determine site conditions ahead of any future construction. |
Released Oct. 23, 2025:
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The City has been informed by the developer that marketing signage will be installed this week along Upper Middle Road as well as Millcroft Park Drive. The City has issued a permit for this work. The sign’s location meets the approved setback in the issued permit and complies with the approved dimensions.The City has ensured the sign complies with the Sign By-law, and it will be placed with the required setbacks. The applicant has also confirmed that they will be planting and landscaping around the sign.
In addition, other minor site activities, such as surveying, are expected to take place this week. Residents may notice wooden stakes being placed within the construction area. This survey work is on private property and does not require City approval. Further site preparation activities should be anticipated in the near future, but still require City permits. |
Released Oct. 8, 2025:
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NOTE: The geo-technical work planned for Oct. 8, 2025 has been cancelled. The City will provide an update once a new date has been scheduled. Work is expected to take less than a day to complete. During this time, residents may notice drilling, vibration, and noise in the area. These disturbances are temporary and will only occur for the duration of the work. This is not development-specific work and therefore it does not require City approvals or development agreements. Site investigations can be carried out by any property owner on their private land. They are used to determine site conditions ahead of any future construction. |
Released Sept. 20, 2025:
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The City has been informed that Millcroft Golf Course construction sites near Millcroft Park Drive and Country Club Drive will undergo site preparation work beginning this fall. According to information provided to the City by the developer, the following work is expected between Sept. 15 and Nov. 30, 2025, weather permitting:
Some other site preparation activities are planned and expected in the near future, but still require City permits. Future updates include:
As part of this work, residents may expect additional noise, dust and mud in and around the construction area. The City understands residents’ requests for advance notice about work that may cause impacts to the nearby neighbourhood. |
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