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If you have questions about EPCOR's portion of the work, call (780) 412-4040 or email consultation@epcor.com.
We currently have water system improvement projects for the West Valley Line LRT scheduled to start in May 2019 on Stony Plain Road from 150 Street to 151 Street.
Starting the week of June 3, 2019, mainly during the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. construction will begin to relocate the existing EPCOR utilities.
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Construction work will occur along the east side of 106 Street between the alley just north of Jasper Avenue and 104 Avenue. They will also occur along the north side of 103 and 104 Avenues between 106 and 105 Streets. The work will involve an open excavation, which will require temporary road lane, sidewalk and access closures.
The work is divided into three project sections:
Once the work in one section is complete, the work in the next section will begin. Work will start on the 106 Street section, then proceed to the 103 Avenue section, and lastly the 104 Avenue section. This is the anticipated order, but this may change as construction progresses. Each section is expected to take one month to complete. Construction for all three sections is expected to take three months and be completed by the end of August 2019.
We will ensure all appropriate permits and approvals are in place, including City of Edmonton noise permits, On-Street Construction & Maintenance Permit (OSCAM) and traffic accommodation plan (TAP).
All work areas will be maintained in a safe and secure manner. All construction activities will be performed in accordance with the City of Edmonton's bylaws, Occupational Health and Safety requirements as well as EPCOR's strict health, safety, and environmental procedures and guidelines.
Work will create typical noise associated with construction. We will take measures to ensure compliance with the City of Edmonton's Community Standards Bylaw for Noise Control.
Depending on your location along the route, traffic disruptions may occur as a result of temporary lane or road closures that are needed to safely complete our utility relocations. Appropriate signage and barricades will be placed to advise of these temporary traffic disruptions. EPCOR works closely with the City of Edmonton's Traffic Control Department to minimize traffic disruption and impacts that may occur as a result of our utility relocation work.
