thommyjo
Senior Member
Welcome to the forum! Thanks for sharing
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JuliallThat
Active Member
Do MUPs on a sidewalk like this one receive clearing by the city, or are they the responsibility of the adjacent landowner like a sidewalk?
ntt1
Active Member
That's actually something I hadn't considered. I really hope it is the former, for accessibility's sake. Does anyone know how the one through Belgravia on 76 Ave is done?
thommyjo
Senior Member
The city is supposed to do then I believe. That’s at least the setup at 102ave in glenora. I wish people would be willing to clear them though in the mornings if they’re already shoveling their walkway. So many people walk these routes before the city gets to them. Then the snow is packed down and not cleared fully.
IanO
Senior Member
ntt1
Active Member
81 Avenue Reconstruction | City of Edmonton
81 Avenue, from Gateway Boulevard to 104 Street will be reconstructed. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2024.
This must've been recently posted, it should be interesting to see what they will do here.
IanO
Senior Member
Good to see for it is shabby and dated in its look/feel/function.
YEG imagineer
Active Member
So simple and would make such a difference. Potential boulevards for trees too. When Royal Gardens was redone a few short years ago, our only change was a crosswalk bulb from the Community League to Secord School. All the meetings before we were never given the option of this poster. Sigh.
northlands
Senior Member
^ When was the Royal Gardens renewal done? I'm with you, that should have been a core focus in the residential neighbourhood renewal program ages ago.
When my parent's neighbourhood was done around five years ago, there wasn't a sidewalk on either side of the street, so the City added one in via taking space from the road. Suddenly, the longstanding problem of people driving way too fast down their street was gone.
Meanwhile, the street one block over had the same issues with people speeding through, but they already had a sidewalk so during renewals the City never reduced the road width. They are still having speeding issues to date. Go figure.
When my parent's neighbourhood was done around five years ago, there wasn't a sidewalk on either side of the street, so the City added one in via taking space from the road. Suddenly, the longstanding problem of people driving way too fast down their street was gone.
Meanwhile, the street one block over had the same issues with people speeding through, but they already had a sidewalk so during renewals the City never reduced the road width. They are still having speeding issues to date. Go figure.
YEG imagineer
Active Member
^ It was completed 2 years ago.
Such a simple way to begin reducing our costs intelligently and make neighbourhoods safer.
Such a simple way to begin reducing our costs intelligently and make neighbourhoods safer.
CplKlinger
Senior Member
Oliver's project page was posted today, and construction is anticipated to begin in 2026
www.edmonton.ca
Building Great Neighbourhoods - Oliver | City of Edmonton
Oliver has been chosen for Neighbourhood Renewal. The planning and design is currently underway with construction anticipated to start in 2026.
Kosy123
Active Member
Let the best neighbourhood in the city be even better!Oliver's project page was posted today, and construction is anticipated to begin in 2026
Building Great Neighbourhoods - Oliver | City of Edmonton
Oliver has been chosen for Neighbourhood Renewal. The planning and design is currently underway with construction anticipated to start in 2026.
Gronk!
Senior Member
I agree, although I'm a bit concerned as to how this will gel with the Valley Line West LRT construction and possible Jasper Ave renovations.
TAS
Senior Member
You're not convinced Jasper Ave renos are happening in 2025 as previously stated by the City and included in the 2023-26 budget?
Gronk!
Senior Member
I can no longer find the Jasper Ave renos on the COE site, so who knows?