Whitemud Westbound Off-Ramp Lane Closure

January 19, 2021 – Starting on or about January 20, 2021, crews will be performing concrete work for track slab placements on Whitemud Drive westbound. To accommodate this work, one of the Whitemud westbound off-ramp lanes will be closed at 75 Street for two consecutive weeks. Left and Right turn lanes will remain permitted.

There will be noise associated with this work such as concrete pump trucks backing up, as well as concrete pumping and small machinery moving.

There will be minimal impact to motorists.

To accommodate this work, the public will be impacted in the following areas:
• Closure of the Whitemud westbound off-ramp lanes at 75 Street.
• Left and Right turn lanes will remain permitted.
• The right turn lane will have reduced turning radius.
• There will be noise associated with this work primarily back up beepers, and concrete pumping.
• Pedestrian access will be maintained.

During this time please watch for, and follow, all traffic detours and direction of construction personnel.

TransEd is committed to following all City of Edmonton bylaws and regulations and has obtained an overnight roadwork permit so that work can take place during nighttime hours in order to minimize major daytime traffic disruptions. *City of Edmonton Bylaw C14600.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses.

For the most current, up-to-date information in your area, please visit https://transedlrt.ca/updates/.

Please refer to the attached map for more details. For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

July 9, 2020 – Starting on or around July 13, 2020, TransEd crews will be commencing road and sidewalk reconstruction on 102 Avenue between 95 Street and 97 Street. This work will primarily occur during the day (7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.) however, some of this work may need to be accomplished at night and there may be noise associated with the work. TransEd is committed to doing everything possible to mitigate noise and vibrations during work in this area and endeavor to perform the loudest work during daytime hours. (loud work includes activities such as concrete and asphalt removal and hydrovac excavation)

This work is expected to last through to the end of the construction season.

To accommodate this work, the public will be impacted in the following areas:

102 Avenue, West of 96 Street

Continued full closure on 102 Avenue West of 96 Street
Occasional overnight work (9:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.)
There will be noise associated with this work, however crews will complete the noisiest work during the day.
Pedestrian access will be maintained.

96 Street From 101A Avenue to 102 Avenue

Access from Jasper Avenue only
Egress through 101A Avenue only
Pedestrian and cyclist access will be maintained

102 Avenue East of 96 Street

Full closure on 102 Avenue East of 96 Street
The single eastbound lane will be closed
Some overnight work (9:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.)
There will be noise associated with this work, however crews will complete the noisiest work during the day.
Pedestrian access will be closed.

Vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic disruptions will vary by location. During this time please watch for, and observe, all traffic detours and direction of construction personnel.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses. For the most current, up-to-date information in your area, please visit https://transedlrt.ca/updates/. We encourage you to sign up for our e-newsletter on our website www.transedlrt.ca.

EDMONTON, AB – May 28, 2019 – Starting on or about June 3, there will be overnight hydrovac work on 100 Street at 102 Avenue in preparation for intersection construction.

This work is expected to last for approximately six nights, and will take place between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m.

There will be noise associated with the work.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses. For the most current, up-to-date information in your area, please visit https://transedlrt.ca/advisories/.

For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

EDMONTON, AB – April 5, 2019– Starting on or around April 11, 2019, TransEd crews will be doing overnight work on 102 Avenue between 96 Street and 97 Street for storm tank excavation.

There will be noise associated with this work, but TransEd is committed to doing everything possible to mitigate noise and vibrations during work in this area.

This work will last for approximately one month.

To accommodate this work, the public will be impacted in the following areas:

Night noise on 102 Avenue between 96 Street and 97 Street.
Pedestrian access will be maintained.

TransEd is committed to following all City of Edmonton bylaws and regulations, and has obtained an overnight roadwork permit so that work can take place during nighttime hours in order to minimize major daytime traffic disruptions. *City of Edmonton Bylaw C14600.

Vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic disruptions will vary by location. During this time please watch for, and observe, all traffic detours and direction of construction personnel.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses. For the most current, up-to-date information in your area, please visit https://transedlrt.ca/advisories/.

Please refer to the attached map for more details. For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

EDMONTON, AB – March 7, 2019 – Starting on or around March 11, 2019, TransEd crews will be drilling piles at the south river valley site near Henrietta Muir Edwards Park. This work is in support of bridge foundation construction for the Tawatina LRT bridge and will take place overnight.

Work activities are expected to last one week and will occur between the hours of 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.

While significant vibration is not expected as a result of this work, vibration monitors have been installed at the south river valley site to ensure any vibration is within acceptable limits.

To accommodate this work, the public will be impacted in the following areas:

Residents near Henrietta Muir Edwards Park may hear noise overnight.

Vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic disruptions will vary by location. During this time please watch for, and observe, all traffic detours and direction of construction personnel.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses.

For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

At the drop-in session on Saturday, February 9th, we heard from many people that they wanted to understand the current work approach better. We apologize for not providing you with more details on the extent of the work that will be undertaken using the current approach.

Here’s what we said:

Work would continue to be done in a similar fashion to what residents have already experienced, but it would be more intense. TransEd will maintain two lanes of vehicle traffic on 95 Avenue going east and westbound, although these lanes will shift as work progresses.
Pedestrian access east and westbound along 95 Avenue will be maintained at all times, just as it has so far. The path will be primarily on the south but it will shift as work progresses to the north side of the road.
The work would take twice as long, and it would involve significant overnight work. We are limited with what we can do within the space available during the day. We are able to close lanes overnight, when necessary, to accommodate work and equipment when traffic levels are very light.
Lanes and intersection closures would vary and shift over the two years due to the nature of how we are able to construct while maintaining vehicle traffic. A full closure provides a predictable route, as opposed to one that changes more often with the current approach.

Here’s what else you should know:

East-west traffic on 95 Avenue will be maintained for the most part. There will be closures during night time hours (9:00 p.m. – 6:00 a.m.)
Intersections will be closed for long periods of time for north-south traffic across 95 Avenue. For example, by mid-2019, there will be no north-south access across 95 Avenue except for Connors Road/Strathearn Drive and 85 Street/95 Avenue. This closure will last until approximately late 2020.
87 Street for north-south access will close temporarily during the summer of 2019 to complete road works and 90 Street will be opened when 87 Street is closed. All other north-south access will close permanently in the spring of 2019.

There will be no north-south traffic across 95 Avenue as of mid-2019 from Connors Road to 85 Street until late 2020, to allow for construction of the LRT track. As of mid-2019, vehicular traffic approaching 95 Avenue form the south and the north will be right turns only.
Night works will occur for the majority of 2019, as well as night works in 2020 for substantial construction work activities.

Phase 1: For approximately 10-14 weeks, only one north-south access will be provided. Initially this will be 87 Street and then it will switch to 90 Street.
Phase 2 starts approximately 8-10 weeks after the first phase. 86 Street remains closed, 87 Street closes and 90 Street opens. West of 90 Street, westbound traffic will shift to the north side of 95 Avenue. As westbound traffic is opened on the north side of 95 Avenue, all northbound access to 95 Avenue will be right in/right out. This means there will be no left turns onto 95 Avenue. Traffic will be split with eastbound traffic on the south and westbound traffic on the north side of 95 Avenue. This will last until late-2020.
Phase 3: The remaining north side section of 95 Avenue will be opened, westbound from 85 Street through to Connors Road. All westbound traffic will be on the north side of 95 Avenue with right in/right out access. All eastbound traffic from Connors Road to 85 Street will be on the south side of 95 Avenue with right in/right out access. LRT work will be in the middle. During this time, westbound travel will not be able to access the south and eastbound traffic will not be able to access the north. The only vehicular crossings on 95 Avenue will be at Connors Road and 85 Street. As work is completed, 87 Street and 92 Street will reopen to north-south traffic in late 2020. No other intersections will permit north-south crossings – permanently.
ETS service would continue east-west on 95 Avenue

Permanent Change

95 Ave at all intersections will be right in/right out, eastbound or westbound. Except 87 St and 92 Street where left turns will also be permitted – with traffic lights.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses. For the most current, up-to-date information in your area, please visit https://transedlrt.ca/advisories/. We encourage you to sign up for our e-newsletter on our website www.transedlrt.ca

For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

EDMONTON, AB – November 13, 2018 – Starting on or about November 19, 2018, TransEd crews will be closing the inside lane in the Bonnie Doon traffic circle during night time hours (9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.). During daytime hours the traffic circle will revert to two lanes as normal.

This closure will last for approximately two weeks.

This work is to accommodate drainage work in the area. There will be noise associated with the work. Drainage work means that the first couple of days of work are going to be the loudest. Crews will have to break through the ground in order to access the pipes underground.

To accommodate this work the public will be impacted in the following areas:

One lane in the Bonnie Doon traffic circle will be closed overnight.
During the day, there will be two lanes of traffic inside the circle.
Pedestrian access will be maintained.
Please visit https://www.edmonton.ca/ets/general-service-alerts.aspx for all ETS changes and updates.

There will be noise and some vibration associated with the work. TransEd is committed to following all City of Edmonton bylaws and regulations, and has obtained an overnight roadwork permit so that work can take place during nighttime hours in order to minimize major daytime traffic disruptions. (City of Edmonton Bylaw C14600).

TransEd crews will make every effort to reduce the noise associated with this work.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses. For the most current, up-to-date information in your area, please visit https://transedlrt.ca/advisories/

For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

EDMONTON – July 25, 2018 – Starting on Friday, July 27, 2018, TransEd crews will be removing sidewalks and the service road on the west side of 85 Street, from the Bonnie Doon Traffic Circle to 95 Avenue, in order to complete work required for the Valley Line LRT.

No parking signs will be placed in front of affected properties, indicating the requirement that all vehicles in front of properties in the area be removed for the duration of construction.

This work will last for approximately eight to 10 weeks.

It is possible that Canada Post will stop delivering mail while this work is being completed. This is at the sole discretion of Canada Post. In that event, Canada Post will deliver a notice to affected homes indicating where residents may pick up mail for the duration of this work. If you have any concerns about your mail, please contact Canada Post.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses.

For the most up-to-date information in your area, please visit www.transedlrt.ca/advisories/ We encourage you to sign up for our e-newsletter, at the bottom of any page on our website, www.transedlrt.ca.

EDMONTON, AB – July 16, 2018 – Starting on or around July 25, 2018, there will be overnight paving on 83 Street, from 69A Avenue to 76 Avenue. There may be alternate lane closures to accommodate both north and south traffic.

This work will only take place during nighttime hours and will last for approximately five nights.

There will be noise associated with the nighttime paving but only for one night at each location, as the paving progresses along 83 Street.

For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

.EDMONTON, AB – June 20, 2018– Starting on or around June 26, 2018, there will be lanes closed on 100 Street at 102 Avenue to accomodate Valley Line LRT construction. Traffic will be shifted to one side of the road, leaving one lane of traffic in each direction.

There will be noise associated with this work, and TransEd is committed to doing everything possible to mitigate noise and vibrations during work in this area. In advance of this work we have moved our start time to 6:30 p.m. in an effort to finish the noisiest work before 11:00 p.m. However, there will still be some overnight noise as work continues through the night.

To accommodate this work, the public will be impacted in the following areas:

Overnight lane closures on 100 Street at 102 Avenue.
Overnight noise during work.
Pedestrian access will be maintained.

Alternate Routes:

To avoid any potential delays, motorists can use 97 Street or 101 Street as alternate routes.

These closures are to accommodate drainage work in the area, which is loudest during the first portion of the work. Crews will have to break through the concrete in order to get to the pipes underground. Once the first portion is over and crews have broken through the concrete, the work is much quieter. Nearby residents may also experience vibrations from tamping and other work.

Please note that overnight work is necessary to ensure adequate traffic and pedestrian flow and accessibility to the area including nearby buildings and parkades.

TransEd is committed to following all City of Edmonton bylaws and regulations and has obtained an overnight noise permit so that work can take place during nighttime hours in order to minimize major daytime traffic disruptions. *City of Edmonton Bylaw C14600.

Vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic disruptions will vary by location. During this time please watch for, and observe, all traffic detours and direction of construction personnel.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses. For the most current, up-to-date information in your area, please visit https://transedlrt.ca/advisories/.

Please refer to the attached map for more details. For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

EDMONTON, AB – May 2, 2018 – Starting on or around May 7, 2018, the west side of 92 Street will be reduced to one lane southbound at 95 Avenue for approximately two weeks to accommodate drainage work.

After that work is completed, the east side of 92 Street at 95 Street will be reduced to one lane southbound for an additional two – four weeks.

There will be no pedestrian crossing from east to west, at the south side of the intersection, during the construction period.

All work will take place during daylight hours.

Bus service in the area will be maintained during this period.

This drainage work is expected to be loudest for the first few days as crews break through concrete to reach underground pipes. Once crews have broken through the concrete, they will be working on the drainage system below ground, which will be quieter.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses. For the most current, up-to-date information in your area, please visit https://transedlrt.ca/advisories/.

For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

EDMONTON, AB – May 2, 2018 – Starting on or around May 20, 2018, 95 Avenue, from 85 Street to Connors Road, will be permanently reduced to one lane in each direction. As part of the final Valley Line design, street parking will no longer be permitted throughout this area.

Work along 95^th Avenue will take place over several phases, beginning with the below:

Phase 1 – Drainage work: May 20 – June 30, 2018

The designated right turn access lane from Connors Road to 95 Avenue will be closed. Drivers will still be able to turn right at the marked intersection.

In addition, access to side streets along 95 Avenue will be intermittently closed for the remainder of 2018 to accommodate construction.

All the above work will take place during daylight hours.

Drainage work is expected to be loudest for the first few days as crews break through concrete to reach underground pipes. Once crews have broken through the concrete, they will be working on the drainage system below ground, which will be quieter.

We ask for your understanding and patience as construction progresses. For the most current, up-to-date information in your area, please visit https://transedlrt.ca/advisories/.

For more information, visit our website https://transedlrt.ca or contact us via email at info@transedlrt.ca or by phone 780-224-0964.

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