The City is making improvements to the ponds in Milliken Park as part of a state-of-good-repair program to repair stream circulation system and address drainage and pathway issues.
The park will remain open during construction with some areas restricted during construction.
The timeline is subject to change.
Milliken Park is located at 5555 Steeles Ave. E. near McCowan Road in Scarborough. There are four ponds within the park which are connected by one stream. Water is circulated with a mechanical pump from the lowest point level at Pond D up to the highest point level at Pond A. The water then flows naturally from Pond A, B, C and D with gravity.
The stream system is being repaired in two phases in order to improve overall circulation, drainage and pathway issues.
The project is currently in Phase 1. This phase focuses on the following repairs to Pond D, which is the largest pond in the park and at the lowest elevation level:
This phase will focus on the following improvements to Pond A, B and C which are at the highest points of elevation in the park:
The timeline for construction of Phase 2 is dependent on future funding approvals.
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