IanO
Senior Member
Love the look and feel around the Mac now.
DO NOT love the bollards out front of 112st/Circle K.
DO NOT love the bollards out front of 112st/Circle K.
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Jasper Avenue New Vision / Imagine Jasper Avenue
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LukeE
New Member
Also those 2 lamp posts along side the mac... who thought that was a good idea.
TAS
Senior Member
I walked down the 109-114st stretch - I didn't notice any places to lock up a bike. Does anybody know if that is still coming or is that not part of the plan? Or I wouldn't put it past myself to just have missed it and there are actually spots.
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ThreeEquation
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Looking at the work done around the Mac and leading down to the funicular looks great! much more accessible for people using wheelchairs or scooters.
The worst part about trying to get there before was the curb cuts and trying to navigate the smoothest path down to the landing area to use the funicular and the trails.
The worst part about trying to get there before was the curb cuts and trying to navigate the smoothest path down to the landing area to use the funicular and the trails.
Pro.N
New Member
Great Pics @Avenuer !
I know this has been brought up earlier, but I really wish the City designed this more for a winter city. Will definitely feel much safer to walk along Jasper, but it also feels hella "concretey" lol, even with landscaping elements incoming.
Will be much nicer in the summer, that's for sure.
I know this has been brought up earlier, but I really wish the City designed this more for a winter city. Will definitely feel much safer to walk along Jasper, but it also feels hella "concretey" lol, even with landscaping elements incoming.
Will be much nicer in the summer, that's for sure.
positive1
Active Member
I think you need something to protect pedestrians from the vehicles parking at the Circle K and the liquor store. Could maybe have put planters or seats on that alignment and left the full width of the sidewalk to the road clear?
tkoe_
Active Member
I am hoping some of the new lighting features will be able to brighten up the winter. Not sure exactly what the lights standards will be able to do, but it looks like there will at least be dedicated pedestrian lights and places for banners/art. I wonder if the new planting beds have power for string lights...
Wonder why they have closed the two northbound lanes on 101 Street again? Thought it would just be left alone, but now they have a ton of plastic pipe ready to go and have cut into the fresh pavement again. It was open for about 3 days. Reminds me of when they paved 83 Ave between 99 Street and Gateway Blvd one summer to tear it all up the next and install the bike lanes.
Airboy
Senior Member
Utility duct installation. Apparently coordination was not part of the project. Hell they had this road cored right down. Now we have a nice strip that will sink in the spring.
kcantor
Senior Member
isn’t that how we know we’re driving in edmonton? don’t you realize how disorienting it would be if that were no longer the case?
Airboy
Senior Member
The light standards are going up on the east end. they look like a simplified version of the double tail lights west of 100st.
IanO
Senior Member
...oh you mean the ones STILL without their 3rd light/'tusk'.
I was told that those were going in this past September, alas.
We will deliver an entire next section before the first sees completion.
I was told that those were going in this past September, alas.
We will deliver an entire next section before the first sees completion.
ChazYEG
Senior Member
Traffic is open in the westbound lanes from 109 st to 114 street. I'll give my veredict as to the safety of the paving work in a few minutes, when I drive back home.
positive1
Active Member
some interesting storm drainage details
