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Engineering Construction Program 2008
Last Modified Apr 30, 08
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Maintaining and improving the infrastructure of the City is a constant challenge for the Engineering and Public Works Departments.
The following major roadway and utiltiy projects are scheduled for construction this year, pending final funding arrangements.
WATCH FOR THEM .... They're all part of the continuous effort to improve the transportation and utility networks of the City. Your cooperation and caution around construction areas is appreciated.
Please use caution when driving through construction areas.
Major Roadways- 50 Street - Camrose Drive to North Boundary Creekview Updated: Apr 30, 08
- 39 Street - 51 to 54 Avenue Updated: Apr 30, 08
- Intersection Upgrades - 68 Street and 48 Avenue, 39 Street and 48 Avenue Updated: Apr 22, 08
- Road Reconstruction - 48 Avenue - 53 to 56 Street Updated: Apr 30, 08
- 50 Street - 53 to 54 Avenue Updated: Apr 30, 08
- 49 Avenue - 50 to 53 Street Updated: Apr 30, 08
- Main Street Lane Reconstruction - East & West of 50th Street (48 to 51 Avenue) Updated: Apr 22, 08
- GAC Facility Updated: Apr 22, 08
- Interconnections - 38 Street and 44 Avenue, 41 Street and 44 Avenue Updated: Apr 22, 08
- Trunk Sewer Main Replacement - CNR to 44 Avenue Updated: Apr 30, 08
- Century Meadows Subdivision - Final Lift Paving Updated: Apr 22, 08
- Valleyview Subdivision Development Updated: Apr 22, 08
- Camrose East Commercial Development Updated: Apr 22, 08
- Industrial Lots - 41 Street Development Updated: Apr 22, 08
- Recycling Depot Expansion Updated: Apr 22, 08
- O'Shea's Pond Trail/Landscaping Updated: Apr 22, 08
In addition to these locations identified, at numerous other locations throughout the City, roadway and utility maintenance, landscaping and tree planting will be undertaken as required.
NOTE: A Public Open House will be held for the following projects:
- Downtown Lane Paving
- 49 Avenue - 50 to 53 Street
- 50 Street - 53 to 54 Avenue
A Notice will be sent to area residents advising of the time and locations of each Open House. As these projects are partially funded by the property owners, through a local improvement bylaw, they will not proceed until completion of a public process which requires the support from the property owners.