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Municipal infrastructure is the backbone that supports private development across Ontario. Pumping stations, water booster stations, linear watermain and sanitary sewer installations, and infrastructure renewal programs are often the difference between a development that can proceed and one that cannot.

Our work includes Municipal Infrastructure Capacity Assessments, Pumping Station Design and Upgrades, Water Booster Station Design and Upgrades, Infrastructure Renewal Assessments, and Asset Management Programs.

A defining feature of municipal infrastructure work in Ontario is the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment process. Crozier manages this process as a standard part of our practice. Through more than 10,000 projects across Ontario, Crozier has cultivated deep relationships with Canada’s most respected planning and architecture firms, environmental consultants, and legal advisors. We connect the right specialists to every file, those who know the specific municipality, the specific agency, and the approval pathway the project demands. Complementary disciplines including structural engineering, hydrogeology, environmental consulting, and landscape architecture are brought to bear as each project requires.

Project Types We Support

• Pumping Stations
• Water Booster Stations
• Linear Watermain & Sanitary Sewer
• Infrastructure Renewal Programs
• Developer Front-End Infrastructure

The items below represent the studies, reports, and approvals most frequently required for municipal infrastructure projects. Every file is different — this is a curated highlight, not an exhaustive list.