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Map of the Port Hope CVIF Study Area. Generally, th STudy Area is adjacent to the 401, near the Port Hope ONroute.

Port Hope Commercial Vehicle Inspection Facility (CVIF)

The Design and Construction Report (DCR) is now available for public review from March 30 to April 30, 2026.

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Click here to access the DCR download button.

Map of the Port Hope CVIF Study Area. Generally, th STudy Area is adjacent to the 401, near the Port Hope ONroute.
Get in Touch
Dennis Regan, LL

Project Manager,

Dillon Consulting Limited

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dregan@dillon.ca

Tel: 519-483-1288 ext. 1421

Sevag Amen, P. Eng

Senior Project Engineer, 

Ministry of Transportation, Ontario

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 sevag.amen@ontario.ca

Tel: 613-483-5489

Sabrina Wong

Environmental Planner, Dillon Consulting Limited

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sabrinawong@dillon.ca

Tel: 519-438-1288 ext. 1235

Click below to access the Port Hope CVIF DCR


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ABOUT THE PROJECT

Project Description

The Ministry of Transportation, Ontario (MTO) has retained Dillon Consulting Limited (Dillon) to finalize the Detail Design and Class Environmental Assessment (EA) for the new Port Hope Commercial Vehicle Inspection Facility (CVIF). This project, located within the Municipality of Port Hope, is classified as a Group ‘B’ undertaking under the MTO Class EA for Provincial Transportation Facilities (2000).

 

The new CVIF will be situated off the westbound lanes of Highway 401, directly across from the Port Hope ONroute, between the East Townline Road underpass and the Wesleyville Road interchange.

Detail Design

The Detail Design builds upon the 2013 Transportation Environmental Study Report (TESR), which established the preliminary design and site selection. Following a 5-year TESR review in 2021, which confirmed that original environmental conclusions and mitigation strategies documented in the TESR remain valid, this project has moved into the final Detail Design phase.

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A Design and Construction Report (DCR) has been prepared to document the following:

  • Detailed results of the environmental assessment and engineering studies;

  • Results of consultations with the public, agencies, and Indigenous communities; and

  • Specific environmental protection measures, mitigation strategies, and construction constraints.

Public Review Period

The DCR is available for public review and comment for 30 calendar days, from March 30 to April 30, 2026.
 
You may access the report via the DCR access button below. If you require the document in an alternative format for accessibility, please reach out to a Project Team member to discuss available options.
 
Hard Copy Review Locations:

A physical copy of the DCR is also available for viewing at:

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