Public UpdatesTransportationDetected Jun 24, 2026

On June 24, 2026, Council received Staff Report DSR‑095‑26 and adopted By‑law 065‑26 to enforce new weight restrictions on the 6th Line structure over Metrolinx tracks. The by-law triple-load posts the bridge at 19 tonnes for a single unit tri‑axle truck, 35 tonnes for a two‑unit truck, and 48 tonnes for a three‑unit train truck, based on the 2026 OSIM Report and structural evaluations by Burnside dated June 2 and June 8, 2026. Weight posting typically indicates structural capacity concerns and often precedes rehabilitation or replacement projects.Vendors in bridge design, structural engineering, construction, and inspection can monitor this asset for inclusion in upcoming capital plans, offer more detailed condition and load-rating analysis, and help the Town plan detours, risk mitigation, and eventual rehabilitation or replacement scopes.

Attachments include the 2026 OSIM report and structural evaluation with by-law recommendation, which will frame future capital decisions about this structure.

Town of Innisfil6th Line Bridge Over Metrolinx Tracks Weight Restriction and Structural Evaluation

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