​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Project Overview

The City completed a maintenance project at Bloore pond, Brampton’s largest stormwater pond, to remove the stored dirt, sand and sediment at the bottom of the pond and replace vegetation around the pond. Stormwater ponds are constructed to temporarily store runoff so it does not cause flooding. This maintenance project will help restore the pond’s storage capacity and improve water quality leaving the pond. Stormwater pond cleanouts are essential to the City’s ongoing stormwater inspections, maintenance, and services programs.

Pond Information

Bloore Pond, located at 10150 Dixie Road, was built in 2004. This pond collects stormwater runoff from an area of 740 hectares in size and services over 10,000 homes and businesses upstream of the pond.

​Project Timeline

Following the April 13th, 2022 presentation to Council, staff have been directed to move forward with the maintenance of Bloore Pond which includes the removal of stored dirt, sand and sediments and dead vegetation.

Maintenance at Bloore Pond has been completed in Fall 2023, 14,887 cubic meters of sediment was removed from the pond, this is equal to 8,800 pickup truck cargo beds.​​

Bloore Pond Tour​

The Stormwater Pond Tour was held on August 11th, 2022 with over 35 community members attending. Thank you to all that attended.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​