[TAS]

The final design is out... and the roundabout is the winner!!

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132 Avenue Renewal | City of Edmonton

Collector Renewal construction is underway on 132 Avenue between Fort Road and 127 Street.

www.edmonton.ca

The survey closes October 13, 2022.

At the Dec 16 council meeting following the vote on the budget, Coun. Principe put forward a motion to have the 132 Ave plan reversed back to 4 vehicle lanes instead of the planned 2 lanes. She argued that keeping it as 4 lanes would be safer because of all the schools and kids getting dropped off and would save money to keep it more or less the same as is.

The motion failed with only Principe, Rice and Hamilton in support.

Project is set to begin construction in 2023.

 

[CplKlinger]

Construction Update - November 2024 (97 Street to 127 Street)​

The 132 Avenue West Collector Renewal project has wrapped up for the 2024 construction season!

2024 construction began in May and was finished the third week of October. The 2024 construction season was a success and we completed all planned construction including:

• The reconstruction of roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutters, Low Impact Development installation, bike lanes, signals and new street lights in the following areas:
  • 132 Avenue - 97 Street to 101 Street
  • 132 Avenue -107 Street to 113A Street

There are some naturalized turf areas along the boulevard that were not completed from 107 Street to 113A Street. The outstanding work will resume once the weather warms up in early May. The landscape subcontractor will be completing the topsoil and sod placement. By waiting until spring, the sod is more likely to establish.

Year 3 of construction along 132 Avenue West will resume in the first week of May 2025, weather permitting. The planned scope for 2025 will include 113A Street to 122 Street. Prior to work resuming, construction notifications will be delivered to impacted residences.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we completed another successful year of construction. Construction on 132 Avenue West began in May 2023 and is anticipated to be complete in 4 years (fall 2026). The entire 132 Avenue Collector Renewal project (Fort Road to 127 Street) is expected to take 5 years (completion in fall 2027).

The 132 Avenue West project is progressing on time and on budget.

Construction Update - November 2024 (Fort Road to 97 Street)​

132 Avenue East Collector Renewal construction has wrapped up for the 2024 construction season!

2024 construction began in June and was finished the last week of October. The 2024 construction season was a success and we completed all planned construction including the reconstruction of roads, sidewalks, curbs and gutters, bike lanes, SUPs, continuous crossings, landscaping, corner store business upgrades and new street lights along 132 Avenue between Fort Road and 66 street.

There are some landscape elements such as shrubs, perennials and naturalized turf that were not completed in 2024. The outstanding work will be completed when construction resumes in 2025. Parts of the 2024 construction area may also require sod. Once the weather warms up, typically in early May, the landscape subcontractor will be completing the topsoil and sod placement. By waiting until spring, the sod is more likely to establish.

132 Ave East Renewal work will resume between 66 Street to 82 Street in the second week of April 2025, weather permitting. Prior to work resuming, construction notifications will be delivered to impacted residences.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we completed the first year of renewal construction on 132 Avenue East. 132 Avenue East Collector Renewal construction began in June 2024 and is expected to take 4 years (completion in October 2027) and is progressing on time and on budget.

132 Avenue Renewal | City of Edmonton

Collector Renewal construction is underway on 132 Avenue between Fort Road and 127 Street.

www.edmonton.ca

 

[dkazzed]

Rode from Fort Road to 66 Street, it’s amazing. I get why they’re staging it but there’s a lot more of these overbuilt roads that deserve the same renewal.