J_gordo
Active Member
Miz station girders going up
Valley Line LRT | TransEd/Marigold | City of Edmonton
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Miz station girders going up
The_Cat
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Edmcowboy11
Senior Member
Well I just always would like to see roads returned to normal conditions if there isn't any more changes to that section. If 170st has more changes needed than so be it, but if all work is now above grade for the LRT then it would be nice for the road to no longer have detours, etc. That goes for anywhere along the LRT construction.
The_Cat
Senior Member
I think once the staging and construction around Misericordia is complete, Marigold should work on restoring the 170 Street ntersection to its original configuration.
CplKlinger
Senior Member
I'm late posting this, but starting March 3 the utility work along 104 Ave, between 109 St. and 124 St., massively expanded – both in terms of area closed off (which now includes the adjacent sidewalk), and in terms of number of people working on site. I used to see just three or four people there at a time, but now there's probably a dozen or more. They also seem to be working slightly longer - stopping work at around 5pm, whereas they were previously gone by then.
These pics are from March 7, and it's worth noting that the area dug by the excevator in the first pic is now covered with an orange tarp (they're still digging during the day).
These pics are from March 7, and it's worth noting that the area dug by the excevator in the first pic is now covered with an orange tarp (they're still digging during the day).
J_gordo
Active Member
Q4 report is up: VLW
35% as of end of 2024. Not sure how much they could have done for Q1 2025 but hopefully close to 40%.
Project schedule now says it will finish June 2028. Honestly not bad given the scale of this project and considering Covid, supply chain issues, inflation, skilled labour shortage and just how massive the project is.
Schedule
35% as of end of 2024. Not sure how much they could have done for Q1 2025 but hopefully close to 40%.
Project schedule now says it will finish June 2028. Honestly not bad given the scale of this project and considering Covid, supply chain issues, inflation, skilled labour shortage and just how massive the project is.
Schedule
thommyjo
Senior Member
So that’s 6 months behind then currently. Guess we’ll see where it lands
retiredfire
Active Member
The 112 st is open again at 104 ave
J_gordo
Active Member
More girders and steel are up
The_Cat
Senior Member
Yeggy
Active Member
Rumour mill from inside ETS.
The city will take over operation of the low floor line, all of it.
The city will take over operation of the low floor line, all of it.
thommyjo
Senior Member
Woah. I’d be fascinated to know the financials and legal side of all of that if true.
northlands
Senior Member
Just ops or all of O&M?
Guessing this would involve the City buying out TransEd if just operations. But if it's essentially to remove TransEd from the picture fully, I would not be surprised if parties within the consortium just want to walk away and move on. No way it's been a financially successful venture given the disaster that was construction.
David A
Senior Member
What does this mean financially? Is the city going to have to spend money it keeps on claiming it doesn't have to do this? If so voters could be p*ssed.
J_gordo
Active Member
Proof? That’s gonna cost a hell of a lot to buy out transed and then buying all the capital and equipment needed to operate the line.
I doubt it