thommyjo
Senior Member
Is TransEd or the city responsible for this stretch in terms of gravel, sidewalks, planters, garbage?
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IanO
Superstar
I should say from 102st west is the worse and reminds me of the lack of care or concern. East looked good and was night and day as TransEd likely is taking care of it with the COE.
Gronk!
Senior Member
More Canadian cities are warming up to the car-free street
Montreal is adding a car-free street this summer and Vancouver is doing the same
IanO
Superstar
Wellington and GasTown are just a wee bit different than the abyss that 102ave is... and reminds us that places like 104st should be considered FAR before something like 102.
northlands
Senior Member
Smart alignment by the City would see MIP completing all required track/utility infrastructure on the intersection of 102 ave & 104 st over this summer, and then block all vehicle access from Michael Phair park to 102 until MIP completes their scope. Then work with the DBA to fund extra lighting (cross street string lights??), larger patios, secure bike parking, extra flower planters/baskets, etc for businesses along that stretch.
A man can dream
A man can dream
TAS
Senior Member
Wellington and GasTown are just a wee bit different than the abyss that 102ave is... and reminds us that places like 104st should be considered FAR before something like 102.
We know, we know. But just sharing info about more pedestrianized streets happening in Canada is just highlighting some new developments and I don't know that it means getting defensive and critical about 102 Ave every time.
I guess some posts require a trigger warning.
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IanO
Superstar
Wasn't triggering, but an important reminder that 102 Avenue is simply the wrong focus/place.
Tropical
Active Member
I agree that 102 Ave is a strange place to focus this conversation at this point. Can I suggest retitling the thread "Car-Free Streets" or something similar?
Gronk!
Senior Member
Done!
Tropical
Active Member
Thank you!
The_Cat
Senior Member
Perhaps some candidates for car-free streets (part-time) could include:
Downtown -
99 Street (Rice Howard Way, Arts District)
104 Street, 107, 108 Street
Oliver/Wihkwentowin - Brewery District
Strathcona - 100, 101, 105 Street
Downtown -
99 Street (Rice Howard Way, Arts District)
104 Street, 107, 108 Street
Oliver/Wihkwentowin - Brewery District
Strathcona - 100, 101, 105 Street
Greenspace
Senior Member
Public Engagement Opportunity
We want to hear about your experiences travelling on 102 Avenue between 99 Street and 102 Street since the opening of Valley Line Southeast LRT.Take a short survey to let us know what it’s like to walk, bike, take transit, roll or drive along 102 Avenue by June 24.
Valley Line - Southeast | City of Edmonton
Valley Line Southeast opened for service on November 4. Over the coming months, there will be system fine-tuning, construction clean up and warranty work occurring along the line. This work does not affect the safe operation of the system.
Greenspace
Senior Member
Entertainment District set up on Rice Howard Way. There will be picnic tables every Saturday like this. Walk into any business, order at the bar and take it out onto the street. Guiness in a solo cup! Block party today 1-10pm
Gronk!
Senior Member
Rice Howard Way. Sherlock Holmes Pub and Bianco were packed!
