Mill Creek Ravine Trail Realignment - South 76 Avenue
Engagement has concluded
***The discussion has been concluded and the What We Heard Report is now available.***
*Additional project update and supplementary documents can also be found in the Project Library section for your reference.*
Thank you for participating in engagement activities for the Mill Creek Ravine Trail Realignment.
***The discussion has been concluded and the What We Heard Report is now available.***
*Additional project update and supplementary documents can also be found in the Project Library section for your reference.*
Thank you for participating in engagement activities for the Mill Creek Ravine Trail Realignment.
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Proposed Realignment Plan
over 3 years agoCLOSED: This brainstormer has concluded.The Mill Creek Realignment Plan includes connecting two trails - a paved shared-use path located higher up in the ravine and a gravel trail below it. The lower trail has been closed to the public since Summer 2020.
Please review the trail realignment plan (Narrated Video Presentation or PDF slides), and share your feedback on the following questions:
H. M.over 3 years agoFind a way to repair the previous trail so that the pre-existing northern trailhead can be maintained.
I agree with other posters that to connect the trail to the bike path close to where it currently connects is unsafe. This is a very high traffic area: bicycles, pedestrians, runners, strollers, dog on leash, dogs off leash. To connect and create a T-intersection where bicycles are moving at high speeds is dangerous and is likely to lead to collisions.
0 comment43trail walkerover 3 years agoNo need for a new trail. There is access to the lower level just south of the proposed trail. Stabilize paved trail prevent further erosio
no new trail
1 comment2Dinothespacemanover 3 years agoPlease fix the lower trail and make it sustainable. A retaining wall can be built there if the will is there. Both trails are important.
0 comment35Judyover 3 years agoI walk in the ravine often, the renovated trail really does have to last longer than a few years, unlike the last time it was worked on.
0 comment8Mill Creek Trail User and Taxpayerover 3 years agoFix the existing trail
Agree with all comments about fixing the existing trail, even if that means additional expense to shore up the banks or even build a structure to bridge the caved-in section. People are currently using the closed section and will continue to - so it should be properly repaired and made available to all again. I am in the trails almost daily and as a taxpayer, I believe this will be a worthwhile investment to preserve this important Edmonton resource.
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Who's Listening
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Phone 780-496-3459 Email heather.ziober@edmonton.ca
Project Library
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April 2021 Project Update and What We Heard Report
- Mill Creek Trail Realignment What We Heard Report (2.29 MB) (pdf)
- Mill Creek Trail - Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) Report (Addendum) (352 KB) (pdf)
- Mill Creek Trail Realignment - Site Location Study (SLS) Report (Addendum) (385 KB) (pdf)
- Mill Creek Trail Realignment - Design Drawings (8.69 MB) (pdf)
- January 2021 Project Documents
January 2021 status and original proposed plan
Roadmap
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Feasibility Study
Mill Creek Ravine Trail Realignment - South 76 Avenue has finished this stage -
Concept Design
Mill Creek Ravine Trail Realignment - South 76 Avenue has finished this stageCurrently Underway (March 2021 Completion)
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Detailed Design & Tender
Mill Creek Ravine Trail Realignment - South 76 Avenue is currently at this stageSpring 2021 (June 2021 Completion)
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Build
this is an upcoming stage for Mill Creek Ravine Trail Realignment - South 76 AvenueSummer 2021
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Operate
this is an upcoming stage for Mill Creek Ravine Trail Realignment - South 76 AvenueWinter 2022
Key Dates
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January 13 → January 27 2021
Level of Involvement
ADVISE
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