Northeast Anthony Henday Drive
Three groups qualify to bid on northeast Edmonton ring road - May 9, 2011
The Transportation Utility Corridor (TUC) was originally planned by the Province of Alberta and the City of Edmonton in the late 1970s and is commonly referred to as Anthony Henday Drive. During the 1980s and 1990s the Province of Alberta, who is responsible for the development of the ring road, purchased most of the lands required for this TUC.
ISL Land and Engineering, on behalf of Alberta Transportation, completed a Functional Planning Study for the Northeast Edmonton Ring Road. This study establishes the freeway and interchange configurations.
An open house was held on February 23, 2011. Below is the information presented.
Open House Boards 1 (pdf 3.21 MB) Open House Boards 2 (pdf 35.41 MB)
Open houses were held on June 8 and June 10 in Edmonton and Sherwood Park. Below is the information presented.
| Welcome (pdf 14.34 MB) |
| Stage 1 Plans (pdf 16.98 MB) |
| Ultimate Plans (pdf 17.20 MB) |
The January 2010 Functional Planning Study (pdf 113 MB)
| Appendix A - Geotechnical (pdf 71 MB) | Appendix B - Traffic Noise Study (pdf 6.7 MB) | Appendix C - Road Safety Audit (pdf 36.5 MB) |
| Appendix D - Public Consultation - not available |
Appendix E - Environment (pdf 40 MB) |
Appendix F - Limited Phase 1 Environment Site Assessment (pdf 113 MB) |
| Appendix G - 30 Year Stage 1 2041 Functional Plan (pdf 34.30 MB) | Appendix H - Traffic Analysis (pdf 8.98 MB) |
The Bridge Planning Summary Report (pdf 167 MB)
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