Originally built in 1895 as Meaford’s Water Treatment Plant, The Meaford Museum requires remediation due to foundation issues in the building. This work will include excavating around the foundation, installing waterproofing membrane, enhancing drainage systems, and redirecting water away from the building. These measures aim to effectively address the foundation issues and ensure the preservation of this historic structure's integrity.
This work is being completed by Naturally Green Landscaping and will take approximately nine weeks to complete. During the project, sidewalk access along Bayfield Street in front of the museum and the back door of the museum will be inaccessible for certain construction activities. The contractor will make the utmost effort to ensure the sidewalk and back door are usable for pedestrians and emergency evacuations. A copy of the Notice of Construction and Temporary Accessible Service Disruption Notice can be found below. 
Meaford Museum's operating hours will not be impacted during this project. To learn more about the museum, click here. 

Cassandra Cesco
Project Manager, Facilities
Municipality of Meaford
21 Trowbridge Street West, Meaford
519-538-1060 extension 1316 | ccesco@meaford.ca